Movies

Jack Doyelee, one of our users, recently posted a picture on social media that features a map of Gotham City, which is set to appear in the upcoming DC Studios movie, Clayface. The initial images from the film’s set have already revealed significant landmarks from Gotham, as DC Studios plans to reveal a full view of this dark urban landscape in 2026. Although Gotham City is renowned as a DC icon, there are many other smaller but crucial monuments and buildings within it that fans should keep an eye on.

Ever since the debut of Godzilla in 1954, there have been 32 Japanese and 5 American films featuring the colossal lizard (and his fellow monsters). The original movie served as an anti-war statement, addressing the topic of nuclear warfare. It stands out as a classic within the monster genre, although not all Godzilla films enjoy this distinction. Our selection offers a sample of some top-notch movies spanning different periods in the franchise’s history, allowing you to witness its evolution over time.

Here’s all you need to know.

Fans of Peacemaker rejoice! The return of Judomaster was confirmed in the finale of “Another Rick Up My Sleeve,” where it was revealed that Rip Jagger, once an ally of the Butterflies, is now partnered with John Economos. However, their partnership didn’t last long as they soon came into conflict with John Cena’s character, Christopher Smith, in the latest episode “Need I Say Door,” which recently aired on the 2025 TV schedule. Nhut Le, who portrays Judomaster in the HBO Max exclusive series, shared insights about filming this rematch and even hinted at a desired villain for Judomaster to fight in the DC Universe.

Astin was chosen for office with his partner, actress Michelle Hurd who stars in “Law & Order: SVU” and “Star Trek: Picard”. In her role as secretary-treasurer, she will be responsible for this position. In her own words, Hurd expressed, “Our field is undergoing change, and we are encountering genuine hurdles, but I remain hopeful and prepared to take a stand.

It’s astonishing that a comedy performer like Nate Bargatze could be planning a groundbreaking theme park project. Earlier this year, he shared his aspiration with Esquire about creating a park in his hometown, Nashville. Recently, Felix Verdigets, CEO of Nateland (Bargatze’s company), revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that there have been genuine discussions about investment and potential locations for not just one, but possibly multiple Nateland theme parks – including the flagship park in Nashville that’s currently under development. Verdigets stated…

On September 12, 1973, Walker celebrated his birthday. If he were still alive, he would be 52 years old today. Here’s a quote from his daughter, Meadow Walker, in honor of his special day:

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In simpler terms, Lisa from Nwodim (originally from Temecula) is currently in town and having a birthday dinner with her sister Punkie Johnson. During the meal, she’s facing difficulties with her extremely well-done steak that was sent back three times. While this might not seem particularly unique, Lisa has become one of Nwodim’s few regular characters outside of “Weekend Update” because of her comedic style that often involves causing havoc in restaurants.

In this particular sketch, she continues to wreak destruction on the restaurant table, which can sometimes feel tedious when rewatching. However, this one stands out as it features strong physical and verbal humor from Lisa. Her interactions, such as believing she’s being hit on and making comments about ketchup for her steak, culminate in a hilarious response to learning that the restaurant has received complaints.

While purists might criticize the cast losing control, it’s worth noting that many viewers would likely respond similarly if they found themselves in the same chaotic situation as Lisa.

The mind games between wealthy women, often involving psychosexual and violent elements, seem to never conclude. Just one day following the announcement of Big Little Lies season three updates, Netflix announced a second season for The Hunting Wives. If you happened to see a group hug between lesbians, gay men, and straight women who enjoy chaos today, that’s probably the reason behind it. Vulture critic Roxana Hadadi described the first season as “ridiculous yet appealing,” which might explain why it was so successful on Netflix, with over 20 million views in the U.S. within five weeks, according to the streaming service.

As a film enthusiast, diving into the intricate world of “Foundation” has been quite an exhilarating ride! The narrative is overflowing with thought-provoking events, but one that truly stands out as contentious is the climactic battle against the formidable Mule.

The story unfolds as Gaal and her crew, akin to a Suicide Squad, descend upon a space station orbiting New Terminus, brimming with malicious intent. The visual spectacle here is unparalleled; the Vault, capable of folding in four dimensions, engulfs the station, pulling everyone within AI Seldon’s field.

The Foundation Commandos, led by Ebling Mis and Magnifico, force their way into Indbur’s former office bathroom with a dramatic entrance, while Pritcher separates to save Bayta for Toran, who stays behind with Gaal. The anticipated showdown between the pirate warlord and Gaal finally ensues, and despite his superior combat skills, Gaal’s mental prowess, honed over centuries, proves invaluable.

She creates a psychological fortress within her mind and takes the fight to the Mule, maintaining complete control throughout the battle. In a moment of pure dominance, she taunts him mercilessly, accusing him of being a pitiful man desperate for love to fill the void left by his parents’ preferential treatment of another child. In an instant, she slits his throat and marks the end of the Mule’s reign of terror.