The One Thing Doctor Who’s Jodie Whittaker Was ‘Delighted’ About In Her Return, And How She Feels About Future Appearances As The Doctor

Jodie Whittaker recently discussed a variety of subjects with The Times, including a surprising detail about her guest appearance in the Doctor Who episode, “The Reality War.” Although her return as The Doctor was short, the actress mentioned how reassuring it was that her original costume still fit her perfectly, just as it had when she filmed her regeneration scene:

Elizabeth Olsen Reveals The Scarlet Witch Comic Story She Still Wants To Adapt (And It’s An Epic Choice)

Ever since Doctor Strange 2 ended with Wanda apparently sacrificing herself to destroy the Darkhold, fans have been curious about whether and when Elizabeth Olsen might return in future Marvel films. At a recent convention, as reported on Twitter, the His Three Daughters actress was asked what Marvel story she would still like to explore. She answered with:

Tracker EP Reveals How Bobby And Velma Are Being Written Out, And Whether They Could Return To The Show

Currently, the main cast of Tracker consists of only Hartley and Fiona Renee, making the departures of Graise and McEnany unexpected. It was particularly surprising because the second season didn’t hint that either character intended to leave the show permanently. Before the Season 3 premiere, Elwood Reid – who is also the showrunner – explained to TV Insider that Velma and Bobby will be taking on new roles, though things won’t necessarily be easy for them:

WWE Legend Confirms Talks to Play Jason Voorhees in New ‘Friday the 13th’ Universe

According to Collider, Scherr attended Fantastic Fest 2025 to promote his upcoming film, Deathgasm 2: Goremageddon. The ex-wrestler took a moment to answer questions, and when asked which horror series he’d like to be a part of, he stated plainly, “Oh, Friday the 13th. Jason.” Furthermore, Scherr hinted that he might already be discussing the possibility of playing the vengeful killer in the next installment of the Jason Universe:

As Someone Who’s Had Multiple Run-Ins With Coyotes, There’s One 2025 Horror Movie I Have To See

Having personally encountered a few troublesome coyotes in the past, I’m very interested in the new horror film starring Justin Long and Kate Bosworth. The movie follows a family being pursued by these animals, and while it might be a little too realistic for my comfort, it definitely appeals to me. I’m excited for Colin Minihan’s next creature feature…

One ‘Blessing’ (And ‘Curse’) With Bruce Willis’ Diagnosis, According To His Wife

As of late, 47-year-old Emma Heming Willis has been promoting her new book, The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope, and Yourself on the Caregiving Path. In it, Heming Willis chronicles her experiences serving as a caregiver for her husband over the past several years. While the mother of two discussed various health related-topics during the tour, she just recently took to Instagram to highlight a term known as anosognosia, which she wishes she would’ve discussed more while during interviews.

Let’s Be Real, Disney Doesn’t Care if the New Star Wars Movie Bombs

After everything that’s happened, it’s somewhat surprising that the upcoming The Mandalorian and Grogu doesn’t feel like a major event. Even spin-off films like Rogue One: A Star Wars Story were culturally significant and earned over $1 billion worldwide. Star Wars is always a big deal, but the franchise’s return to theaters for the first time since 2019 has been muted by the fact that the new film feels like a continuation of the TV spin-off. Instead of an epic story of Jedi and Sith battling for dominance, the upcoming film appears to be a simple extension of the popular Disney+ series The Mandalorian. Considering this, Disney doesn’t necessarily *need* this movie to be a blockbuster for a few reasons.

Warner Bros.’s Big Bet on One Battle After Another Hasn’t Paid Off Just Yet

Additionally, considering the reported $130 million production cost of One Battle After Another-a figure many industry experts believe was actually between $140 and $160 million-the opening weekend is seen as somewhat “soft.” While the film achieved a degree of success, it didn’t immediately establish itself as a major hit. The well-received movie, which runs for two hours and 42 minutes and is already a frontrunner in the Best Picture Oscar race, will need to maintain its theatrical run for several months, with weekly attendance dropping by less than 60 percent, to justify the significant investment made by its distributor, Warner Bros.

Kieran Culkin Manifested Another Baby

Culkin revealed he and Charton have a third child during his acceptance speech at the January 2024 Emmys. He won Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role in Succession. He thanked Charton for “sharing your life with me and giving me two amazing kids,” and then jokingly added, “I want more. You said, ‘Maybe, if I win!’”