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The College Football 25 match may have been the first college football game in a decade, but it wasn’t the first one ever produced by EA Sports. In fact, this series can be traced back to 1993 when it was known as Bill Walsh College Football. The coach’s name on the title at that time represented John Madden’s endorsement of the well-known Madden series. EA Sports altered the series’ name after Walsh retired in 1995, and the next game was College Football USA 96. Interestingly, this game followed a pattern similar to what CFB 26 is now reviving.

On Thursday, May 22nd, the “In a Galaxy Far, Far Away” stream was taken down from Disney+. This continuous playlist dedicated to Star Wars content had been introduced on May 4th as part of Disney+’s annual Star Wars celebration, known as May the Fourth.

In the story, the main character is Jiang Ning (Zhang Zifeng), a highly competitive ice skater who’s been struggling during her training sessions. She can hardly complete a routine without stumbling. Her harsh coach, Wang Shuang (Ma Yili), expresses her displeasure frequently. Jiang’s mother often criticizes her for the poor performance on the ice, as she herself had to abandon her skating career due to pregnancy. The already strained relationship becomes more complex when Wang takes on a new trainee, Zhong Lind (Ding Xiangyua). Unlike Jiang, Zhong is not a professional skater but shows remarkable talent. Now, Jiang finds herself both with a friend and a rival in this challenging environment.

It’s often thought that fanservice is a device used by lesser quality anime to distract from the absence of meaningful content. However, it’s important to note that renowned and influential anime like “Neon Genesis Evangelion”, “Kill la Kill”, and “Cowboy Bebop” also incorporated elements of fanservice. Even complex, plot-driven anime can include fanservice, suggesting that it’s not exclusive to shallow or exploitative series.

Often, fantastic science fiction TV series are abruptly ended after just one season, such as “Firefly” or “Caprica”. To minimize the risk for innovative and emerging series like these, it’s common practice for creators to plan for contingencies by wrapping up loose ends in a way that could act as a series finale. This is different from shows that are unceremoniously canceled and unable to reach their intended conclusions. Despite the thrill of delving into their captivating stories, it’s disappointing when they leave us hanging with an uncertain ending. However, this leaves room for fans to cling onto hope that these series might be revived someday.

Previously, the well-known duo often referred to as Kimye, were reportedly involved in a disagreement several months ago concerning their eldest child, North. This dispute stemmed from North’s contribution of vocals to one of Ye’s songs titled “Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine.” The track also includes Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, who is currently facing trial for alleged sex-trafficking charges. Kim Kardashian objected to this situation partly because of a previous agreement between them that granted her the rights to North’s voice through trademark. Ye then purportedly threatened retaliation against his ex-wife if changes weren’t made, stating he would “unleash hell.

Devyn LaBella served as the principal stunt performer for Ella Hunt’s character, Juliette, in the “Horizon” movie series. As stated in LaBella’s legal claim, it was Costner, the film director, who spontaneously created a scene where Hunt’s character was portrayed as being sexually assaulted.

In my opinion, when creating this list, I zeroed in on some exceptional superheroes, deliberately leaving out any supervillains, so characters like Ikaris from “Eternals” were not considered. The ranking of these mighty superheroes is undoubtedly debatable; it’s a topic that can spark endless discussions. However, here are ten extraordinary superheroes, in my view, who have left an indelible mark on the silver screen as the most powerful to ever appear.

Despite Lindsay Lohan acknowledging feelings of jealousy towards today’s rising stars, she might still affirm that the Hollywood beauty norm hasn’t significantly shifted over time. It’s widely expected for individuals, particularly women in show business, to maintain a youthful, slim, and stylish appearance off-screen, which has sparked numerous criticisms about how actresses like Selena Gomez, Kelly Clarkson, and numerous others are judged based on their looks.

In June 2025, the highly anticipated film debuts are ordered based on Engagement Ratings, a system that takes into account indicators like likes, shares, comments, and views across social media platforms (such as Facebook) and video channels (like YouTube). These online interaction metrics give us useful insights about which movies are generating the most buzz among prospective viewers before their release – regardless of critical reviews, box office earnings, or streaming viewership statistics.