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The controversial leader announced he would impose a 25% trade tariff on eight European nations – Denmark, Norway, France, Germany, Britain, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Finland – unless the US could acquire Greenland. According to Deadline, the European Union is holding an emergency meeting today to discuss what they are calling this “blackmail.” While the leader has stated his interest in Greenland stems from strategic military goals, many believe he’s primarily interested in the territory’s natural resources.

You can find many of DC’s popular movies and animated series on its streaming service, but surprisingly, several classic TV shows aren’t available. The reasons for these missing shows are unclear, though there are likely internal explanations. Though the entire ‘Arrowverse’ is on Netflix, other beloved DC shows remain unavailable, seemingly stuck in streaming uncertainty.

Currently, only three DC Universe films have set release dates. Supergirl and Clayface are scheduled for 2026, and a Superman team-up movie, Man of Tomorrow, will follow in 2027. By the time Man of Tomorrow comes out, three out of every four DCU films will focus on Superman or characters closely related to him. This limited range of stories could prevent the DCU from achieving the same success as the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That’s why making Wonder Woman’s big-screen debut a priority is crucial.

As a movie buff, I swear, the debate over whether Jack could’ve squeezed onto that door with Rose in Titanic just won’t die! Leo and Kate have been asked about it endlessly with the movie’s recent popularity, and James Cameron, the director of Avatar, has been hounded about it for years. He even did a bunch of scientific tests to prove Jack wouldn’t have made it, but people still wouldn’t let it go. Now, he’s trying to finally put the whole thing to rest on The Hollywood Reporter’s Award Chatter Podcast, and apparently, he’s using some pretty strong language to get his point across!

I was so hyped when Amazon announced Secret Level back in 2024! It’s basically taken 15 of my favorite video games and turned them into these amazing, standalone animated sci-fi stories. It’s not just about copying the games, though – each episode really builds on the worlds we already know and love, giving us these really cinematic stories that feel both true to the source material and surprisingly fresh.

Okay, so from what I’m hearing, things are about to get really intense in the MCU. The next Avengers movie, reportedly called Doomsday, is going to tackle a full-on multiversal crisis and finally introduce Doctor Doom – and apparently, not everyone’s making it out alive. Plus, the Disney+ shows aren’t holding back either; word is season two of Daredevil: Born Again and a special presentation for The Punisher are going to be pretty brutal. Basically, Marvel’s planning to kill off some big names in their upcoming stuff, but hopefully, these deaths will have more impact than some of the smaller character losses we saw back in Phase 1.

During his appearance on Saturday Night Live, Finn Wolfhard presented a funny sketch with several ideas for Stranger Things spinoff shows. These included a series where Steve Harrington becomes a teacher in an urban setting, similar to the movie Dangerous Minds, and another following Nancy Wheeler as a determined investigative journalist. The sketch also imagined Mike Wheeler moving to 1990s New York to pursue a career as a writer in a show called Mike in Manhattan. The sketch also featured some surprise guest appearances.

The video mixes clips from Stranger Things with promotional material for upcoming shows. It includes a moment featuring Jeremy Culhane impersonating Noah Schnapp’s character, Will Byers, and making a joke about his coming-out story. While this 5-second clip is meant as lighthearted humor alongside other jokes about the show’s controversial final season, some viewers feel that such a personal topic shouldn’t be the subject of jokes, even in shows geared towards adults.

As a huge fan, I always think of Star Trek having two main periods. It all started back in 1966 with The Original Series, and that first run really continued until Enterprise finished in 2001. Those 35 years gave us six amazing TV shows and ten movies, all linked together in one big story! While it’s harder to pinpoint exactly when the ‘modern’ era began, it’s clear Star Trek has come roaring back with tons of new shows and movies – it’s fantastic to see!

The Golden Globes often throw some unexpected winners into the mix, which shakes up the Oscars race. After the Golden Globes, frontrunners for major awards aren’t always so clear-cut, because the Globes sometimes highlight less predictable choices. This makes the entire awards season more exciting to watch.