Minority Mindset

I was so excited to see Kim Kardashian try acting on American Horror Story last year, especially alongside Emma Roberts! And it’s cool to see she’s continuing to learn from amazing actresses like Glenn Close, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Naomi Watts on her new show, All’s Fair. Speaking of talented people, Teyana Taylor is getting some major recognition – she’s up for a Golden Globe in 2026 for her performance in One Battle After Another, which TopMob called one of the best films of 2025. But what really struck Teyana wasn’t just working with Kim, it was how much their friendship grew. She recently shared with People magazine…

I was so excited to hear Pluto is finally in the public domain! But it’s a little complicated. It’s only the very first version of Pluto that’s free to use – the one from those early 1930 shorts, “The Chain Gang” and “The Picnic.” Actually, the dogs in “The Chain Gang” weren’t even originally Pluto! They were just nameless bloodhounds chasing Mickey. But Disney later reused some of that animation and turned those same dogs into Pluto for a few other cartoons, including “The Picnic.”

Despite receiving lower ratings, the seventh episode of Stranger Things Season 5, “The Bridge,” included key developments, such as Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) coming out and Henry Creel (Jamie Campbell Bower) kidnapping Holly Wheeler (Nell Fisher) and starting his sinister scheme. The season concluded with “The Rightside Up,” a finale lasting over two hours that delivered the action and emotional payoff fans were waiting for.

As a huge cinema fan, I’ve been following the changes at DC Studios closely. It’s all part of Warner Bros. Discovery now, the same company behind HBO Max. And that’s great news for us, because a lot of DC and Warner Bros. movies – like Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel and James Gunn’s Superman – are already streaming there, making it super easy to revisit some favorites and discover new ones.

Disney’s early films, ranging from beloved princess stories to more unusual and sometimes unsettling movies like Pinocchio, Dumbo, and Fantasia, included several true classics. These films introduced iconic characters, and Disney has continued to create memorable characters in its later releases as well.

Despite ongoing speculation about Patrick Stewart potentially retiring after Avengers: Doomsday, a recent report indicates Hugh Jackman may return as Wolverine in his own movie. The rumor gained traction after X user @KnightGambit discovered a Marvel patent filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for the word “WOLVERINE”. You can find details about the patent here.