Despite ongoing speculation about Patrick Stewart potentially retiring after Avengers: Doomsday, a recent report indicates Hugh Jackman may return as Wolverine in his own movie. The rumor gained traction after X user @KnightGambit discovered a Marvel patent filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for the word “WOLVERINE”. You can find details about the patent here.
As a huge DC fan, I stumbled across some amazing fan art recently! Everyone knows Grant Gustin as Barry Allen, but someone on social media, @horrific.heroics, imagined Jacob Bertrand – yes, the one from Cobra Kai – as Wally West for the new DC Universe. It’s seriously cool, and I had to share – check it out below!
Shirley discovered over $110 million in fraudulent activity in a single day, and believes this is only a small part of a much larger problem. He has video evidence of what appear to be falsified billing records. However, when he visited the daycare centers in question, he found empty buildings with no staff or children present.
While CGI can realistically create things like animal fur, a truly iconic wig still holds a special power on screen. It’s not about high-tech effects; the wig’s simple, analog nature is what makes it so effective. In 2025, the best wigs weren’t trying to look real – they embraced their artificiality. In fact, the more obviously fake a wig was, the more entertaining it became. The key to a great wig? Let that hairline show! Here are some of the most memorable pop-culture wigs of the year.
The acclaimed 1997 legal drama became available on a streaming service on January 1, 2026. Written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the film stars Matt Damon as Rudy S. Baylor, a young lawyer facing hardship. Baylor takes a job with a questionable attorney, played by Mickey Rourke, after meeting paralegal Deck Shifflet (Danny DeVito). Together, Baylor and Shifflet tackle a challenging case, hoping to establish themselves as successful ‘rainmakers’ – lawyers who win large settlements for their clients.
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The character of Manny will be played by a new actor in season 3 of The Last of Us, meaning Alexander Ramirez will no longer be with the show. This change is due to scheduling issues, as filming for the next season is expected to start next spring. Although it hasn’t been officially stated, these conflicts are likely related to Ramirez’s work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
It’s curious that The Last Broadcast, released only a year earlier, used similar filmmaking styles and explored comparable themes, but didn’t achieve nearly the same level of popularity. Poor timing, limited distribution, and a quickly evolving media environment meant it was largely forgotten when people began discussing the emergence of found footage horror films.
This show is important because it brings the Green Lantern Corps back to live-action after a long hiatus – it’s been since the 2011 Green Lantern movie. It also explores an idea that was previously considered for the DC Universe under Zack Snyder. Before James Gunn’s recent reboot, Snyder had planned to introduce a Green Lantern character who ultimately didn’t appear in any films.
The marketing campaign for Avengers: Doomsday has been quite different from typical movie promotions. Marvel has been slowly revealing details, starting with a set photo of the cast and then releasing trailers in stages. This unusual approach seems to be because Doomsday will involve a massive team-up of Marvel heroes across different universes. However, the latest trailers suggest the film might be using a similar marketing tactic as a previous Avengers movie.