Details about Avengers: Doomsday are scarce, and longtime Marvel Cinematic Universe fans are desperate for news. Actor Alan Cumming hinted at a fight scene with John Pascal, who plays Reed Richards, and recently told Jimmy Kimmel that he accidentally injured Pascal during filming.
These days, Hollywood is making a lot more superhero movies, and it’s become obvious that many people go to the theater for big, exciting blockbusters. While superhero films often have amazing action scenes, they sometimes lack the personality and cultural background found in classic martial arts movies.
This new trailer comes after we released character trailers for Lyle McLeish and Holly Asturias. If you didn’t see our earlier preview, you can read James’ impressions here. Plus, a demo for the Code Vein II character creator will be available later this month.
These tiny robots are about the size of a few human hairs – just 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, meaning you’d need a microscope to see them clearly. Despite being so small, they can move on their own and be programmed to perform tasks like swimming, sensing temperature, and following specific routes, all without needing any remote control.
Hooded Horse CEO Tim Bender recently told Kotaku that the company prohibits the use of AI-generated art in games they publish. He explained this is now a standard clause in all their contracts, stating they won’t accept any AI-created assets. Bender also admitted that the rise of AI tools has personally made his job more challenging, expressing frustration that it’s created more work for his team.
Season 4 is live!
You can watch the awards show live on CBS starting at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific time. If you subscribe to Paramount+ Premium, you can also stream it live. Paramount+ Essentials subscribers can watch it the next day. If you’ve cut the cord and use a streaming service that includes CBS—like Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, or DirecTV—you can watch live there. Fubo and DirecTV even offer free trials, so you might be able to watch for free!
MrBeast invested heavily in the second season of his Prime Video competition show, constructing a full city – aptly named “Beast City” – where contestants live and compete in massive challenges.
By 2025, at least 154 billion illicit cryptocurrency addresses had been received, 162 percent higher than in 2024, which was 59 billion. Chainalysis published the results on Thursday. 📊
The new six-episode series launched on January 8th, and within a day, it became the most popular show on Netflix worldwide, according to FlixPatrol. Titled His & Hers, it reached the number one spot in 57 countries, including the United States.