DiVine is a recreation of the original Vine platform, built from old backups saved before it closed in 2016. Users can explore the restored content, create accounts, and share new short videos similar to Vines. To ensure authenticity, the app confirms that new videos are being recorded by actual people using their smartphones.
According to Variety, the person who jumped on stage during Ariana Grande’s concert is Johnson Wen, also known as “Pyama Man” on Instagram. Wen, who describes himself as a “troll” online, is an Australian influencer with a history of similar behavior. He previously disrupted concerts by Katy Perry, The Weeknd, and The Chainsmokers in 2024. He posted a video of the incident with Grande and was briefly arrested, but later released.
TOMY’s Club Mocchi-Mocchi line makes incredibly soft plush toys based on popular Nintendo games. They already offer characters from series like Kirby, Super Mario, Mario Kart, The Legend of Zelda, and Animal Crossing, and now you can find plushies inspired by Metroid Prime too! See the new Metroid Prime plushies below.
According to Alinea’s Rhys Elliott, the Steam Machine is primarily aimed at existing Steam users. It’s a compelling option for PC gamers who want to play in their living room without the hassle of building a new computer or committing to a different gaming platform.
DC revealed that Gorilla Grodd will be the villain in the upcoming Superman spin-off. Grodd is famous for his mind control abilities and has already appeared in live-action on the Arrowverse TV shows. Fans will also remember him as a long-time enemy of The Flash.
Nolan’s new fantasy movie, The Odyssey, is inspired by the classic Greek story of the same name. Matt Damon will play the lead role of Odysseus.
Bowser Jr. made his debut in Super Mario Sunshine, inheriting his father Bowser’s fiery personality and powerful build, but in a smaller, more mischievous package. While normally cheerful and cartoonish, his eyes recently appeared bloodshot, giving him a surprisingly intense and unsettling gaze that surprised many fans.
Empire Magazine recently shared new photos from Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film, The Odyssey. The images show Matt Damon as Odysseus standing before the Trojan Horse as it arrives in Troy. While the photos don’t reveal any new plot details, they highlight that Damon is the central figure in this star-studded adaptation of Homer’s epic poem. He plays Odysseus, the legendary hero whose journey home to Ithaca takes ten years. You can see the new images below.
In a recent interview with The Guardian, the actor explained he doesn’t want people to falsely imitate him. He feels it’s disrespectful and takes away from his professional work, for which he gets paid. He essentially said if someone is going to copy his performance, he deserves to be compensated for it.
Because Marvel has such a wide appeal, its fanbase is huge and includes all sorts of people. You’ve got dedicated comic book fans who know everything about characters like the X-Men, serious MCU followers who analyze every extra scene after the credits, and people who simply enjoy Spider-Man or Black Panther. There are also those who just like the movies without knowing much about the detailed history or origins of the characters, and that’s perfectly fine – Marvel is designed to be easy to enjoy. However, this means some misunderstandings and repeated stories tend to circulate.