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Nolan’s new fantasy movie, The Odyssey, is inspired by the classic Greek story of the same name. Matt Damon will play the lead role of Odysseus.

Because Marvel has such a wide appeal, its fanbase is huge and includes all sorts of people. You’ve got dedicated comic book fans who know everything about characters like the X-Men, serious MCU followers who analyze every extra scene after the credits, and people who simply enjoy Spider-Man or Black Panther. There are also those who just like the movies without knowing much about the detailed history or origins of the characters, and that’s perfectly fine – Marvel is designed to be easy to enjoy. However, this means some misunderstandings and repeated stories tend to circulate.

In a recent interview with The Guardian, the actor explained he doesn’t want people to falsely imitate him. He feels it’s disrespectful and takes away from his professional work, for which he gets paid. He essentially said if someone is going to copy his performance, he deserves to be compensated for it.

Empire Magazine recently shared new photos from Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film, The Odyssey. The images show Matt Damon as Odysseus standing before the Trojan Horse as it arrives in Troy. While the photos don’t reveal any new plot details, they highlight that Damon is the central figure in this star-studded adaptation of Homer’s epic poem. He plays Odysseus, the legendary hero whose journey home to Ithaca takes ten years. You can see the new images below.

The episode starts with Butters creating embarrassing videos of his ex-girlfriend, Red McArthur, using a video editing app. Red gets even by making a video of Butters with the cartoon character Totoro and showing it to the whole school. Detective Harris, confused by the technology, begins searching for Totoro, mistakenly believing he’s harming children. The kids of South Park Elementary keep making increasingly inappropriate videos, leading Detective Harris on a wild goose chase as he tries to track down the animated characters involved.

After being at the heart of the drama for three seasons, Taylor Frankie Paul is surprisingly absent from most of the conflict in the latest season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. While the other moms try to figure out if Jessi Ngatikaura had an affair with Marciano Brunette from Vanderpump Villa, Taylor focuses on her own well-being, starting with a mental health retreat. She also works towards a peaceful co-parenting relationship with Dakota Mortensen, her youngest son’s father. Things are going smoothly until episode seven, when Taylor and Dakota have a sexual encounter at Stagecoach, and she soon discovers he may have been texting flirtatiously with a friend of her mother during their split.

Jason Momoa is set to star in a new action-crime drama called Nomad for Apple TV, according to Deadline. The series comes from Kurt Sutter, the creator of Sons of Anarchy. After seven seasons following the complex biker Jackson “Jax” Teller and his motorcycle club, Sutter will explore similar themes of family and intense drama, this time focusing on biker gangs in New Zealand.

The next Avengers movie, Avengers: Secret Wars, will follow Avengers: Doomsday. Both films are directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, known collectively as the Russo Brothers. Avengers: Doomsday is currently being finalized and is scheduled for release in 2026, with Secret Wars planned for 2027.

Channing Tatum has been heavily involved in preparing for Avengers: Doomsday. Since filming finished in September, he’s been sharing details, recently telling Deadline that he’s still amazed by the experience and that while he did a lot of action sequences, they were only a small part of his overall role. This suggests Tatum will have a major impact on the movie’s story, potentially hinted at in the previously removed Deadpool & Wolverine scene.

The episode begins at a vintage dress shop where Mayci and Mikayla are shopping for Mikayla’s 25th birthday party. The party has a specific dress code: it’s an ‘elevated St. Patrick’s Day’ theme, meaning no leprechaun costumes or stereotypical attire allowed. The friends are still upset that Chase attended Layla’s birthday, and they’re frustrated that Jessi isn’t there to help them choose outfits.