A post from X user @MyTimeToShineHello got fans excited about the upcoming Marvel movie, scheduled for release on December 18, 2026. The user wrote, “Tobey Maguire vs Hugh Jackman OMG!” and “HOLY S—, Avengers Doomsday is going to be INSANE,” leading to rumors that both actors will be in the film.
Shep is back from a trip to Cuba and will be staying with Craig temporarily because his new house isn’t finished yet, while he’s making money renting out his old place on Airbnb – which seems a bit questionable, especially given the housing crisis. It raises a lot of questions about how he was even able to travel to Cuba. It’s unclear if Americans can easily get visas there for leisure activities like fishing, and whether he’d have no trouble re-entering the US. It makes you wonder if immigration authorities might get involved. It’s all confusing – did we acquire Cuba somehow, maybe as part of a deal with Venezuela? Living in England, I remember the UK giving back most of its Caribbean possessions, so I’m not even sure who controls those resources anymore.
Now that this song has lyrics, someone will earn royalties from ASCAP, which is good news for them. Interestingly, even if the lyrics aren’t actually sung, the money still comes in. Johnny Carson and Gene Roddenberry both benefited from this, or rather, their estates do now. It seems they’re no longer with us, so the payments go to those who manage their legacies.
Created by Kurt Sutter, known for Sons of Anarchy, The Abandons was a western series featuring Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson. It lasted for one season and was canceled on January 21st.
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.