On Thursday, it was announced by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the body responsible for the News & Documentary Emmy Awards, that they had some news to share.
On Instagram, the account @arifinity_ envisioned a collaboration between Henry Cavill’s portrayal of Wolverine and Ben Affleck’s Daredevil, set within the Avengers: Secret Wars scenario.
On their official TikTok page, High Potential posted two videos. The first one showed Daniel Sunjata in Karadec’s detective attire, while the second video featured Javicia Leslie dressed up as Daphne in her regular outfits. In both videos, they confirmed their return to set for the eagerly awaited second season of ABC’s popular show. Take a look at the clips below:
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The explanation for why we haven’t seen “Back to the Future Part IV” yet is that Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale continue to own the rights to the franchise. Therefore, Universal Studios cannot create a new “BTTF” film without their approval. Despite showing interest in directing a live-action adaptation of the stage musical, Zemeckis and Gale have consistently ruled out the possibility of a hard reboot or sequel. However, they did briefly consider creating a “BTTF” continuation, but not for the big screen.
Over the course of three seasons on Star Trek: The Original Series and seven feature films, Captain Kirk, alongside Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley), journeyed through the galaxy. With his daring attitude and natural charisma, Captain Kirk earned a reputation as one of Starfleet’s most distinguished and successful captains. Kirk was always eager to discover new planets, and he approached the unknown with courage rather than fear. Unlike his well-known character from The Twilight Zone, Kirk on Star Trek did not have a fear of flying.
On YouTube, Chris Hemsworth shared an emotional Thor video to celebrate his MCU journey.
On Thursday, Mubi revealed that Gabriele D’Andrea has been appointed as VP and Managing Director for Mubi Italia. In this position, he will spearhead the company’s growth into Italian theatrical distribution. This role enhances Mubi’s current theatrical operations in North America, Latin America, the U.K., Germany, and Benelux regions, where they distribute films theatrically through Cinéart, a majority stake of which Mubi acquired in 2024.
One of the first significant gangster movies emerged during the silent film era with “Intolerance” (1916) directed by D.W. Griffith, paving the way for the first major talkie-era gangster movie, “Little Caesar” (1931). Every subsequent gangster film traces its roots to “Little Caesar,” and every iconic gangster character can be traced back to its groundbreaking star, Edward G. Robinson. Over the decades, gangster films have built upon what “Little Caesar” initiated, solidifying it as one of the most impressive genres in cinematic history.
It’s unfortunate that the live-action version of Lilo & Stitch omitted a crucial aspect of Stitch’s initial storyline. Although Lilo & Stitch has generally received favorable reviews, the live-action remake has also drawn some criticism. A significant portion of this criticism stems from modifications made to the original 2002 animated film, particularly the revised ending for the live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch.
