Kevin Feige Offers First Official Update on the Fantastic Four’s 2nd Child

Kevin Feige, head of Marvel Studios, recently spoke about Valeria Richards, the second child of Reed and Sue Richards, and how she’ll fit into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The birth of Franklin Richards was a key event in *The Fantastic Four*, establishing him as a potentially incredibly powerful character. While Valeria is his superpowered sister in the comics, there hadn’t been any indication she would appear in the MCU until now.

House of Guinness Recap: Electioneering

Benjamin unexpectedly finds himself tasked with helping Edward, and he looks quite dapper in his new uniform. While he’s managed to stay sober thanks to Potter’s support, he’s still a bit awkward socially. Potter guides Benjamin to approach Adelaide with the goal of paving the way for Edward, but Benjamin is hesitant. Adelaide, however, is very direct, immediately approaching him as Christine watches. Like Olivia, she gets straight to the point, playfully asking if his wealth means he’s looking for a wife, referencing *Pride and Prejudice*. Once she quickly realizes he isn’t rich – something she likely already knew – she lays all her cards on the table. He’s there representing Edward, who has a list of potential brides. And Olivia wants no part of it. She’s not interested in getting married, and she doesn’t even like Guinness. That’s a tough break.

When Will Spaceballs 2 Be Now?

Mel Brooks, the director of the original film, stated in 2014 that he would only make a sequel if Rick Moranis agreed to participate. Moranis, known for his role as Dark Helmet, stepped away from acting in the 1990s following the loss of his wife. *Spaceballs 2* will mark his return to film after a 28-year hiatus, with his last appearance being in the 1996 film *Big Bully*. Here’s a look at who’s returning for the sequel, the new cast members, and the release date.

Warframe TennoConcert Live Album now streaming worldwide

The concert, showcasing artists from within the company and its partners, was held in Ontario, Canada. You can now listen to it on popular streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music, or watch it on YouTube.