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Ben is being realistic about needing help with the ship’s kitchen and has clearly explained Ellie’s duties: she’ll keep the galley tidy and assist with cooking for the crew. Ellie quickly realizes her main role is to bring order to Ben’s somewhat chaotic approach. Alesia overhears Ben and Ellie laughing and wonders why, thinking Ben is being harsh. Jason cautions Ellie about Ben’s quick temper, but so far, she hasn’t experienced that side of him. In fact, Ben is surprisingly kind – he proudly introduces João to Ellie as a respected captain and a close friend. It seems all it takes to calm Ben down is a fresh start and the company of someone he finds attractive.

Reports of significant character deaths in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday movie have been spreading online, starting with a post by insider @MyTimeToShineHello on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

Released in 1993, Fong Sai-yuk is a kung fu movie set in the past, following a skilled fighter who enters a martial arts competition and unexpectedly finds himself engaged. The story then takes a turn when he becomes involved with the Red Lotus Society, a group fighting against the ruling Manchus. The film proved popular and led to a follow-up movie, Fong Sai-yuk 2, which continued the hero’s story.

I was really shocked during the awards show when John Davidson, the man whose life inspired the movie I Swear, unexpectedly shouted a racial slur while presenting with Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo. It actually made it onto the live broadcast! The host, Alan Cumming, quickly explained that John has Tourette’s syndrome, and those outbursts are involuntary – he can’t control them. He apologized if anyone was offended, explaining the film I Swear is about living with this condition. Honestly, though, the way the apology was worded felt a little off, especially since they were editing other parts of the show. It just didn’t sit right with me.