Oscars accused of “disrespectful” cutoff in KPop Demon Hunters speech

The nominees for this category faced strong competition, including films like Arco, Elio, Little Amélie or the Character of Rain, and Zootopia 2.

The nominees for this category faced strong competition, including films like Arco, Elio, Little Amélie or the Character of Rain, and Zootopia 2.

2025 was a fantastic year for movies, offering a wide variety of excellent choices. The nominations were revealed earlier this year, and Ryan Coogler’s Sinners led the pack with an impressive 16 nominations, including one for Best Picture.

Starring Ryan Gosling, Project Hail Mary is a movie based on the popular science fiction book by Andy Weir. Gosling plays Dr. Ryland Grace, a teacher who must figure out how to save Earth.

Project Hail Mary is a large-scale film tackling ambitious themes, brought to life by directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller with a substantial budget and starring Ryan Gosling.

Manchester United, nicknamed the Red Devils, won 3-1 against Aston Villa at their home stadium, Old Trafford, climbing to third place in the Premier League. Although Bruno Fernandes didn’t score, he played a key role in the victory, providing a great assist that allowed Casemiro to score the first goal.

Kimi Antonelli won the second Formula 1 race of the 2026 season. Unfortunately, Max Verstappen’s race was cut short when his engine failed after only 10 laps, ending his chances of a good result.

The project, created by Fillion under his Collision33 company with 20th Television Animation, is well underway. A script has been finished, and concept art has been developed by ShadowMachine.

A German tourist, Faycal Manz, sued the popular New York City restaurant Los Tacos No. 1, claiming he was injured after eating their spicy salsa. He reported burns to his mouth and tongue, and also experienced stomach problems.

Mark Fischbach, known as the creator, shared on his Distractible podcast that he’ll be attending the Oscars as a guest, even though he isn’t nominated for an award or presenting this year.

Niantic, the company behind Pokémon Go and Ingress, has used over 30 billion images and scans – created by players of those games – to develop its Visual Positioning System (VPS), as reported by MIT Technology Review.