Bat-banner to sparkle at L.A. City Hall out of thankfulness for "Batman" entertainer Adam West

The Bat-flag will be seen in Los Angeles on Thursday night out of appreciation for "Batman" performing artist Adam West, who passed on June 9 at age 88.

Leader Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck will light the flag, which will be anticipated onto City Hall in a function starting at 9 p.m. Visitors will arrive beginning at 8.

The Bat-flag, a funniest form of 911 where the Caped Crusader answers the call, is utilized by the Gotham City Police Department to summon Batman's assistance. Coordinators said fans are welcome to appear at 200 N. Spring St. in downtown L.A. in the ensemble.

West died June 9 after a short battle with leukemia.

There is not a ton of material proof — none, truly — to verify the Beyhive's theory that their cherished Queen Mother, Beyoncé, is presently a mother of twins. In any case, they wouldn't be the most dedicated fans on the Internet in the event that they didn't have their sensors on high alarm for the minute any word surfaces affirming the Hive's smallest new increases have arrived.

Along these lines, given that Beyoncé and Jay Z are experts of protection when they need to be (recall when Beyonce broke the Internet with a 45-minute visual collection that no one saw coming?), fans have amassed a munititions stockpile of perhaps pieces of information to possibly check that the twins' landing is unavoidable (or, on the other hand, that they've as of now arrived; the jury's still out on that one).

These cases incorporate, yet are not restricted to: the spotting of a few dark Escalade SUVs leaving Beyoncé and Jay Z's neighborhood on Tuesday, as far as anyone knows on the way to a L.A. clinic; reports that Beyoncé may have (additionally won't not have) registered with said L.A. healing facility; and an Instagram post by her hairdresser Chuck Amos in which he expressed, "Hold tight, Mama! You Beyonce!"

Anyway, is Queen B in labor? Have the twins as of now been delivered into this world? Does Beyoncé just need to go underground before she brings forth two individuals? Indistinct.

Yet, whatever's going on, one thing is sure: The Hive is there in solidarity.