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Morgan’s work has earned him a permanent place at comic conventions worldwide. While he’s best known for playing Negan in The Walking Universe, including the upcoming third season of Dead City, his career goes even further back. His portrayal of the complex villain-turned-antihero has become legendary and will likely define his career. But seven years before wielding Lucille, he made a memorable impact as a compelling villain in a critically acclaimed comic book movie – a performance that many consider to be his best work.

A new documentary, The Cult of a Real Housewife, debuted on TLC on New Year’s Day. It alleges that Mary Cosby and her husband financially and spiritually manipulated members of their Faith Temple Pentecostal church. One former member stated they lived with the Cosbys for years, working as a housekeeper without pay. The documentary also details the church’s origins, tracing back to its founder, Mary’s grandmother, Rosemary “Mama” Cosby. Mary’s sister, Denise Jefferson Odinaka, and cousin, Dan Cosby, both appeared in the film.

Lionsgate, the studio behind hits like Twilight and Saw, is reportedly creating a multi-generational drama about Manchester United, similar in style to The Crown. The show will cover the team’s history – from its beginnings to its successes and famous rivalries. If the series is greenlit, Manchester United could receive a significant financial payout, which is causing frustration among Arsenal fans.

Several cinemas worldwide have jumped on the excitement and shown a fan-made trailer before movies. People in the Philippines noticed it and shared it online (through DJ Tharula on X). The trailer appears to show what happens to Spider-Man after the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home, where everyone forgot who he was.

Prepare yourself for a visually intense and often disturbing experience. The new series is upfront about its fascination with sex, featuring explicit imagery. However, the true shock comes from the transformation people undergo after being infected with “The Beauty” – they emerge with dramatically altered bodies, becoming tan, muscular, or with exaggerated features, all from unsettling, pulsating sacs. The show heavily relies on body horror, with slimy and squelching effects clearly inspired by films like Alien, Suspiria, and The Substance, pushing the boundaries of gross-out visuals. It’s hard to tell if the series genuinely cares about its characters or simply enjoys subjecting them to extreme situations – a trademark characteristic of its creators’ work.

In an interview on the Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum podcast, Wilson shared that he believes George McFly was actually more central to the first Back to the Future film than Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox). He also expressed understanding of Danny Glover’s decision not to return for the sequels, and felt the later films weren’t as strong without him.

The argument between two players escalated to a heated exchange at the roundtable, where Rapaport went too far. He yelled at Underwood, referencing his past on The Bachelor and implying Underwood was hiding something about his personal life. The other contestants immediately criticized Rapaport, who had previously made offensive comments, for what they saw as a homophobic remark. Although Rapaport claimed he didn’t mean it that way, the group quickly voted him out of the game. He later said he regretted the incident, stating he didn’t want to cause Underwood any stress or bring negativity to The Traitors.

Three films – All About Eve, Titanic, and La La Land – share the record for the most Oscar nominations in a single year, with 14 each. This year, Sinners has a strong chance of equaling or breaking that record, especially with the addition of a new Casting category. Ryan Coogler’s film is a strong contender in many areas, from acting to technical categories like sound and makeup. It’s almost certain to be nominated for Best Picture, Director, and Original Screenplay, and has multiple potential acting nominees: Michael B. Jordan is a likely Best Actor contender, while Wunmi Mosaku and Miles Caton were nominated for Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Delroy Lindo received an award from AARP Movies for Grownups.

According to Deadline, a new horror-comedy called Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein is about two delivery drivers whose ordinary delivery takes a terrifying turn when they accidentally bring Frankenstein’s monster to life at a haunted castle.

The surprise reveal of Grogu—affectionately known as “baby Yoda”—at the end of the first episode of The Mandalorian completely took everyone by surprise. Remarkably, there were no prior leaks or spoilers, and it instantly transformed the Star Wars universe. That kind of powerful storytelling is rare and memorable. If Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni could achieve such a massive impact with just one TV episode, it’s exciting to consider what they could accomplish with a full-length movie.