Even with the challenges it faced, the movie grossed $432.2 million globally and became one of the year’s biggest hits in theaters. Many people saw this as evidence that viewers were interested in new and different kinds of superhero stories. However, according to Liu, the film industry didn’t react to this success as much as you might expect.
The new teaser really got me excited! We see Steve Rogers back at his peaceful country home, and he actually pulls out his old Avengers: Endgame suit – it’s a powerful image! Then he’s holding a baby, which everyone assumes is his and Peggy Carter’s child. It looks like even though he’s finally trying to live a normal life in that alternate timeline, something huge is going to pull him back into action. Apparently, Doctor Doom is trying to destroy everything, the entire multiverse, and Steve will be forced to fight again. It reminds me a lot of the Thor teaser, where he’s praying to Odin, desperate to get back to his daughter, Love, before his fight with Doom. It feels like they’re both being called back to duty when they just want to be with their families.
I was shocked to read that Western Costume is suing for over $424,000! Apparently, they claim the production owes them $134,256.82 for costume rentals. But it doesn’t stop there – they’re also asking for $150,000 to cover damaged costumes, plus $40,000 in interest and another $100,000 as punishment. On top of everything, they want $200,000 to cover their legal fees. It’s a huge amount of money!
I was reading about what happened with Kyle Chrisley this week, and it sounds like things got pretty tense. Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh shared details with Us Weekly about how it all unfolded. Apparently, Kyle’s wife, Ashleigh Nelson, called the police because she was worried about his behavior, describing him as belligerent. She was so concerned, she actually followed him in her car when he was walking in the road! Eventually, officers arrived, and it sounds like Kyle unfortunately became aggressive towards them as things progressed.
During a conversation with GQ, Storrie and Williams discussed the popularity of Heated Rivalry and how the show has launched the careers of its young stars. A particular detail from the interview quickly grabbed everyone’s attention:
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Since the rumors about a remake of Halo: Combat Evolved, shared by reliable source Rebs Gaming, turned out to be accurate, it’s likely his other prediction will also come true. Rebs Gaming reported on YouTube in October 2025 that the next Halo multiplayer game is expected to launch in 2026.
Fans of the sci-fi series Trigun will be excited to hear that the sequel, Trigun Stargaze, comes out on January 10th. Before the new series arrives, you can watch all 12 episodes of Trigun Stampede for free on YouTube, starting January 6th. Crunchyroll is hosting a special live watch party, and after the series finishes, there will be an exclusive interview with the creator, Yasuhiro Nightow. The link to the live stream will be available on January 3rd, and the stream begins at 10 am Pacific Time (1 pm Eastern Time) on January 6th. The stream will stay on YouTube until January 13th.
The trailer is straightforward and heartwarming. It features Chris Evans going into a home, glancing at his Captain America suit, and then lovingly holding a child while smiling. It’s a surprisingly calm and beautiful way to build excitement for the movie, Doomsday. You can watch it above.
Tsutaya, a major bookstore chain with over 1,400 stores across Japan, recently announced its best-selling books of the year, broken down into three categories. The top-selling hardcover book was Volume 3 of Noritake Suzuki’s Big Crisis Picture Book, and it was closely followed by Pokécology: An Illustrated Guide to Pokémon Ecology.