Marvel Announces 2 Major Avengers: Doomsday Crossover Events Ahead of the Movie

Throughout the year, Marvel Rivals will be honoring the Avengers movies, including a special focus on the storyline leading up to Doomsday. NetEase Games announced on X that they’ll be releasing new in-game content every month, with events planned for April, June, August, October, and December to coincide with each of the five films. They promise a major content drop this December with the release of Avengers 5 in theaters.

David Lynch’s Lost Highway Was a Box Office Disaster (But It Remains a Cult Classic)

While Lost Highway can be difficult to watch casually due to its unusual structure and dark tone, it’s clearly a David Lynch film. Its intense horror and dreamlike story aren’t immediately obvious, but viewers who truly get lost in the film will find it rewarding. It’s hard to define—a blend of film noir, psychological thriller, and surrealism—creating a disturbing, almost familiar nightmare.

You Wanted SNL U.K. to be More British? Here You Go

A group of tourists traveled from Bristol to Spain, which Jack Shep described as “the most beautiful place in the world, a country of art, culture, and amazing food.” However, they immediately flocked to a British pub where the menu was entirely in English and fries were served with everything – all while a band played Neil Diamond covers. Just when things seemed to reach a new low, host Jamie Dornan rescued them with a genuinely cultural experience… an Irish-themed pub! To Ireland with pride!

Neon Genesis Evangelion’s Rebuilds Are Almost Better Than the Original

The Rebuild of Evangelion movies are divisive – some people really dislike them. However, many fans agree they’re a fantastic reinterpretation of the original series and a great set of films on their own. Despite this, a lot of viewers still prefer the darker, more emotionally intense character development from the 1995 Evangelion TV show, and a particular supporting character perfectly illustrates what made the original series so strong.

MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Dilemma: Saylor’s Surprising Sunday Silence!

The Executive Chair, the esteemed Michael Saylor himself, has not graced us with his traditional Sunday “Orange Dot” tracker on X (formerly Twitter). Instead, he has turned his attention to promoting Stretch (STRC), that delightful concoction of perpetual preferred stock. One can only wonder what tomfoolery will be revealed in the Monday 8-K filing-will it confirm our worst fears or whisper sweet secrets of clandestine acquisitions?

10 Coolest New-Gen Mecha Designs Better Than Any Gundam

Modern mecha designs are going beyond just cool robots; they’re using transformations and how the machines move to reflect the characters’ personalities and the story’s overall ideas. By emphasizing expressive movement, choosing weapons that fit the themes, and not being limited by realistic technology, these new mecha are becoming as iconic as those from Gundam, instead of simply being inspired by them.

Best Documentaries on Crave to Watch Right Now

I’ve been exploring Crave in Canada, and it’s so much more than just the show Heated Rivalry! I was really impressed to find the entire HBO documentary collection there, plus a ton of other great original series and content. I’ve put together a list of some of the best documentaries available – you should definitely check them out if you’re a Crave subscriber!

Oldest dog DNA ever found reveals 16,000 years of human companionship

I remember reading about this incredible discovery from over twenty years ago! Archaeologists were digging in central Turkey at an old hunter-gatherer site and found a pit with three puppy skeletons above where they’d found human remains. It was so mysterious because the puppy bones were so tiny, scientists couldn’t even tell if they were wolves or early dogs! It really made you wonder about the relationship between humans and animals back then.

Bitcoin Miners in Crisis: How 20% Are Digging Their Own Graves with Legacy Gear!

Cast your minds back to Q4 of 2025, when Bitcoin took a dive reminiscent of a clumsy swan, plummeting nearly 31% from its lofty early-October perch of $126,000 down to a mere $86,000 by late December. Meanwhile, the network hash rate remained as stubborn as a mule, clinging to record levels and driving hash prices to post-halving lows. How splendid!