Marvel Studios Announces End Of WandaVision’s Story

Marvel Studios has announced that *VisionQuest* will conclude the Disney+ trilogy that began with *WandaVision*. Before their New York Comic-Con presentation, Marvel’s website revealed *VisionQuest* is the last chapter in the series, which also includes Paul Bettany’s original Disney+ show and Kathryn Hahn’s *Agatha All Along*.

This Oscar-Nominated Actor Is Playing an Iconic ‘Wizard of Oz’ Character in ‘Wicked: For Good’

Colman Domingo, known for his roles in *Sing Sing* and *Euphoria*, has been confirmed to voice the Cowardly Lion in the upcoming movie *Wicked For Good*. Domingo shared the news on Instagram, ending rumors that James Cordon might take on the role. While the size of his part isn’t yet known, Universal Pictures is clearly using top-tier talent to bring this classic character to life. He’ll be joining Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, who are both expected to be strong contenders for awards this season.

Wicked For Good Casts Colman Domingo in Key Role

Colman Domingo, a two-time Oscar nominee, will play the Cowardly Lion in the upcoming *Wicked* movie. The film’s official Instagram account confirmed the casting on October 20th. Domingo has received recent Oscar nominations for his work in *Rustin* and *Sing Sing* (in 2023 and 2024, respectively), and he won an Emmy Award in 2022 for his guest appearance on *Euphoria*.

Joe Cappa Never Intended Haha, You Clowns to Be So Wholesome

The animated comedy *Haha, You Clowns* draws inspiration from both *The Simpsons* and the dramatic storylines of *Seventh Heaven*. It’s visually unique, with a quirky, experimental style similar to early Adult Swim shows. The show’s heartfelt silliness is perfectly captured by a comment from the first episode’s YouTube release: “I love how giant the boys are and how often everyone cries it’s amazing.” Creator Joe Cappa recently discussed the series with Vulture before its television debut on October 19th.

Marvel Boss Finally Reveals Why Blade Was Recast In His MCU Debut

In a recent interview with *POC Culture*, Marvel’s Brad Winderbaum and Bryan Andrews discussed the *Marvel Zombies* series and clarified why Mahershala Ali didn’t voice the character of Blade, who appears as Blade Knight in the animated show. They explained that it wasn’t due to any issues with the upcoming *Blade* movie or the character’s future, but simply a matter of scheduling conflicts. Winderbaum stated it was “really a timing issue,” and Andrews added that they would have been thrilled to include Ali in the series.

Josh Hartnett’s Fight or Flight Continues to Be a Streaming Hit

As of October 19, 2025, *Fight or Flight* continues to perform well on Paramount+’s list of most popular movies in the U.S., according to FlixPatrol. It’s been in the Top 5 for the last week, reaching number 3 yesterday. Currently, it’s behind only *The Naked Gun* (#1) and *Vicious* (#2), a new horror film starring Dakota Fanning that became available on Paramount+ earlier this month. *Fight or Flight* first came out in the U.K. in February and started streaming on October 1st.

Blake Shelton May Not Be On The Voice Anymore, But He’s Still Getting Shaded By Niall Horan And Carson Daly

As a huge fan of *The Voice*, I’ve seen a lot of coaches come and go, but Blake Shelton was always the one stirring things up – he had these great, playful rivalries with Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and even Carson Daly! I always thought Niall Horan looked up to Blake, almost like a son, so I was really surprised to see Niall playfully shading him in a recent Instagram video.