Michael B. Jordan Reveals His Favorite Villain Ahead of Bleach’s Final Season

During a recent interview about the show, Jordan revealed his favorite anime villain wasn’t who most people would expect. He chose Ulquiorra Cifer, highlighting a preference for villains who are unsettling in a subtle way. Ulquiorra isn’t flashy or boisterous; his cold, quiet, and almost emotionless demeanor is what makes him truly frightening. Given that Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War is nearing its conclusion, Jordan’s choice feels particularly relevant.

5 “Winds of Winter” Takeaways From GRRM’s Recent Reveals

Martin recently gave a very insightful interview to The Hollywood Reporter, where he shared important updates on the highly anticipated next book in the series. He also discussed his thoughts on the book’s progress, his disagreements with House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal, the new series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and even the potential for a movie about Aegon’s Conquest. Here’s a summary of the key information for fans waiting for the next book.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Recap: Assistant Tea

The women, especially the wealthier ones, spent a lot of time discussing Sutton. Before we get to Ms. Brown, though, we need to address Rachel Zoe, as her initial period of adjustment is over. I’ve decided, and I feel confident in saying, that Rachel is a great addition to the show. She’s being herself, and that self is a bit strange and quirky, mysterious and unsettling. She’s not quite like a character from the Addams Family, but with her long hair and flowing dresses, she sometimes resembles Cousin Itt wearing oversized sunglasses.

Marvel’s 87-Year-Old First Superhero Gets an Ultimate Revamp That HomagesMarvel’s 87-Year-Old First Superhero Gets an Ultimate Revamp That Homages an Avengers Classic

With the recent conclusion of a project, I had the chance to ask someone involved how it felt to be the lead creator on a significant comic book story like Ultimate Endgame. It’s well-known in the comic book world that there’s a special feeling associated with being chosen to write a major crossover event.

‘The Rip’ Review: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Reunite in Supremely Satisfying Thriller

In the film The Rip, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck play Miami vice detectives who routinely raid drug stashes. When their lieutenant is unexpectedly murdered, Damon’s character, Dane Dumars, takes over leadership. Amidst growing concerns about police corruption and the mysterious killing, Dane receives a tip about a large sum of money. The raid reveals far more cash than anticipated. Keeping the operation secret, Dane confiscates his team’s phones and orders them to carefully consider the implications of their discovery.

The Bone Temple’s Big Ending Reveal Isn’t a Surprise, But It Is a Delight

Okay, so here’s the thing: Danny Boyle kind of let the biggest surprise of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple slip over the summer. While talking to Business Insider about the sequel, he revealed Cillian Murphy would be making an appearance. He even hinted that Murphy’s return was strategically planned to help secure funding for a third film! Now, for those who remember 28 Days Later back in 2002, seeing Murphy back in this universe – let’s not call them zombies, okay? – is a real treat. The ending of The Bone Temple is clearly designed to get fans excited, even if some of us already knew he was coming back. It’s a clever move, and it definitely worked on me – I was thrilled to see him!