A post on X suggests Chris Evans will reprise his role as Captain America (Steve Rogers) in the upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday. A grainy image, supposedly from the movie’s trailer, appears to show Captain America holding a baby, and people are trying to figure out who the child is. Some fans believe the baby could be the child of Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), and that this will be revealed in Avengers: Doomsday.
Many new comic book fans might not realize that Spider-Man and Invincible recently teamed up in a popular crossover event. Due to its success, Marvel is reprinting the story as Marvel Team-Up #14, bringing back artist Todd McFarlane and introducing Mark Bagley to the project. While fans anticipate the release of Invincible Season 4 on Prime Video in March 2026 and Spider-Man: Brand New Day in July 2026, this crossover offers a unique meeting of two very different heroes.
In a recent statement, Donald Trump claimed that Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, had died. He attributed their deaths to what he called “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” suggesting Reiner’s strong opposition to him had somehow caused their passing. He described Reiner as a once-talented director and comedian who had struggled with this alleged condition.
Ben Wheatley, the director behind films like Kill List, Sightseers, A Field in England, Free Fire, and Meg 2: The Trench, directs Normal. The script is by Derek Kolstad, who also wrote Nobody and the John Wick films. Similar to Nobody, the movie stars Bob Odenkirk as an ordinary man thrust into extraordinary circumstances. Following his action-packed roles in Nobody and Nobody 2, Odenkirk now plays a sheriff whose quiet town is facing a major crisis, solidifying his status as an unexpected action star.
Director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found dead at their home earlier this month. According to PEOPLE Magazine, police are investigating the deaths as a possible homicide, and their son is currently being looked at as a potential suspect. The investigation is still active, and authorities haven’t reached any final conclusions yet.
Netflix shared a new trailer for the second part of the series on Good Morning America and has several interviews with the cast planned for this week. The trailer focuses on Eleven, played by Millie Bobby Brown, and her reunion with her sister, Kali, played by Linnea Berthelsen.
Barbara Muschietti, co-creator of the ‘It’ films, says a third movie isn’t off the table.
“Vince will definitely want to hear about this,” she said, mentioning Vince Gilligan, the creator of Pluribus. We were in the building on a quiet day when it was closed to the public—it felt strangely empty, like something otherworldly had disrupted things and left us isolated. It was the perfect setting to talk about the show, which centers around a mysterious message from space that merges almost all of humanity into a single, unified consciousness. Only Seehorn’s character, Carol, is left alone in Albuquerque, New Mexico, along with a few others scattered around the world. Those connected to the hive mind, often communicating with Carol through an envoy played by the calmly unsettling Karolina Wydra, are all content in their peaceful, collaborative world. Even the few remaining individuals who haven’t joined the hive are enjoying a sense of calm, with the hive mind readily available to them. Carol, a deeply unhappy romance writer, resents them all and actively—and sometimes accidentally—works to undermine their project, believing they’re misguided. The show unfolds with a series of sci-fi surprises that have become a major talking point in 2025.
Timothée Chalamet is known for his naturally curly, voluminous brown hair, and he clearly loves it. He recently appeared on The Graham Norton Show to talk about his upcoming movie, Marty Supreme, and admitted he wasn’t happy about having to cut his hair very short for the next Dune movie. When Norton jokingly asked what happened to his “beautiful hair,” Chalamet responded:
The first season of ‘Welcome to Derry’ was a huge success, and fans are eagerly anticipating what comes next. The show is planned to have three seasons in total, but viewers will have to wait for Season 2 to discover the rest of the story. Luckily, there’s no shortage of other Stephen King adaptations – including movies, shows, and miniseries – to enjoy in the meantime.