Aside from all the excitement, there’s an interesting detail in the new Star Wars trailer that fans might appreciate. A specific scene strongly resembles moments from The Force Unleashed, a series of video games that aren’t currently considered official canon but feature Darth Vader’s hidden apprentice – a character Sam Witwer, who plays Maul, originally voiced.
I first discovered Jack Reacher back in the late 90s with Lee Child’s Killing Floor, and I was instantly hooked. Over the years, Child crafted this incredible character – a huge, 6’5” ex-military cop who just wanders around the country, and let me tell you, he’s a force to be reckoned with! He’s not exactly a warm and fuzzy guy – think precise, like a Swiss watch – but incredibly dangerous. When Hollywood adapted him with Tom Cruise in 2012, the films were okay, entertaining even, but something always felt…off. It just didn’t feel like the Reacher I knew from the books, and I think a lot of fans agreed.
Eddy lashed out at Mike, who was constantly moving between inside and outside as he pleased. Seeing Eddy was upset, Daisy offered to ask Mike for help, and Eddy admitted he’d needed Mike all day. After encouraging Eddy to communicate his needs, Daisy spoke with Mike, telling him to stay on deck until someone asked him to come back in. Eddy relayed this to João, who asked him to check with him first before talking to Daisy. Ultimately, the back-and-forth about who spoke to whom didn’t change the fact that Mike still expected others to manage his whereabouts. When Mike asked João when he could come inside, João explained he’d been trying to coordinate, but Mike kept wandering off.
Spider-Man Noir offered fresh takes on many classic Spider-Man characters, both heroes and villains. Because of all the existing stories to draw from, the new version will likely explore darker versions of Peter Parker’s friends and foes, similar to the original Spider-Man Noir.
Production on the third season of The Last of Us – which might be the last – has been ongoing for some time. In May 2025, Ramsey stated they hadn’t read any scripts yet, but anticipate being involved, though perhaps not extensively. They’ve discussed the plans and have a general idea of the storyline, but are keeping the details private.
Denis Villeneuve’s next Dune movie will adapt Dune: Messiah, a story that delves into darker themes. It follows Paul Atreides after he becomes emperor and finds himself at the heart of a massive religious war, ironically becoming something of a villain. Dune: Part Three promises bigger roles for Florence Pugh and Anya Taylor-Joy, and may bring back Jason Momoa as Duncan Idaho – or rather, one of the many cloned versions of him. Robert Pattinson is also joining the cast, though his character is currently a secret. The film is scheduled for release on December 18th.
Many episodes of The Twilight Zone feature a surprising twist or unexpected ending that completely changes how you understand the story. While most are surprising, some are truly shocking and unforgettable.
Actor Jordan, recently winning Best Actor for playing twins in Sinners, shared his all-time favorite movie in a new Instagram interview on Sunday. When asked, he enthusiastically named Princess Mononoke. You can watch the clip below.
Look, I’ve been following this story, and it’s not the first time Paul’s been in trouble with the law regarding domestic issues. Apparently, back in 2023, she was arrested for allegedly throwing a chair at Viggo Mortensen, and it actually hit their daughter. CBS News reported she faced some serious felony charges – two for domestic violence with a child present and one for aggravated assault. But later, when she was on the Call Her Daddy podcast, she claimed all those charges were dropped.
Okay, so after the Oscars, things got a little messy for Taylor Swift. Apparently, she was actually shoved by a security guard at the Vanity Fair after-party, and it was all caught on camera! She told TMZ she didn’t think anyone was intentionally trying to ruin her night, just that security was being overly zealous – you know, ‘there’s always that one guy.’ The Oscars security team actually addressed it with Entertainment Weekly, admitting there was a ‘brief interaction’ that led to some accidental contact. They apologized, saying it didn’t meet their professional standards and that they’ve already spoken to their team to prevent something similar from happening again. Honestly, it looked a bit awkward on the video, but it’s good they’re taking responsibility.