Even though The Batman 2 is coming out much sooner, the existing eight episodes of Tales from the Loop are still a wonderful collection of visually stunning and imaginative science fiction. Director Matt Reeves helped develop the series from the start, working closely with creator and writer Nathaniel Halpern.
James sighed, saying, “I didn’t get the part. I guess I just wasn’t good enough. Oh well, that’s Hazbin Hotel for you.” He continued, “You win some, you lose some.”
A character who was once known for being rebellious, edgy, and full of strong opinions is now becoming more mainstream, gentle, and predictable.
I was listening to Ryan Coogler on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, and he revealed something really interesting! He originally wanted Kraven the Hunter to be one of the villains in Black Panther. Apparently, Sony wasn’t on board with that idea. He said they weren’t quite sure it fit, but they did love Andy Serkis, so that was cool. He explained he was really inspired by Christopher Priest’s Black Panther comic run, which actually starts with a fight between Black Panther, Ross, and Kraven… right in the kitchen! It would have been an amazing opening, honestly.
The crowd is loving her performance, which includes playful antics like adjusting equipment, playfully holding headphones near her hair, and tossing roses and rubber ducks to the audience. She’s wearing a short, sparkly maroon dress that echoes a famous outfit from a previous season. One attendee, who spent between $620 and $1,460 on tickets, said it doesn’t matter that she’s not doing much – the music selection is fantastic.
As a huge Mission: Impossible fan, I’m so excited to hear that some of the older films are coming to Prime Video! Starting January 1, 2026, I’ll be able to rewatch classics like M:I II, M:I III, and Ghost Protocol whenever I want. It’s awesome that Amazon is adding these to their streaming service, especially with the latest film, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, just recently in theaters. It’s a little disappointing that the movies directed by Christopher McQuarrie – M:I 5 through 8 – aren’t included in this deal, but thankfully they’ll still be available on Paramount+, so we won’t miss out on any of the action!
In an interview with Variety, director Amy Zenovich shared that Chevy Chase immediately made it clear he wouldn’t be easy to work with. When she told him she was trying to understand him, the 82-year-old comedian reportedly said she wasn’t intelligent enough – though he did follow it up with a smile, which made it into the documentary. This initial exchange signaled to Zenovich that Chase would be her most challenging subject yet, considering her previous documentaries focused on figures like Roman Polanski, Robin Williams, and Lance Armstrong. Despite this difficult start, she eventually found a way to connect with him.
The upcoming movie Avengers: Secret Wars will conclude the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Multiverse Saga, the main storyline that began after Endgame. Although not every project in this saga has directly involved traveling to different universes, the idea of the multiverse has been a major focus in recent Marvel films and TV shows. While this approach has allowed for unexpected returns of characters, Secret Wars pushes the concept so far that it will be difficult to continue using it in the future.
During a recent appearance at GalaxyCon New Orleans, actor Charlie Cox discussed the potential for his character, Daredevil, to become an Avenger. Cox, whose new season of Daredevil: Born Again will be available on Disney+ starting March 4th, shared his thoughts on the possibility, as reported by Popverse.
The Legend of Hercules actor recently reunited with his Twilight brethren, Peter Facinelli (Carlisle) and Jackson Rathbone (Jasper), at the San Francisco Fan Expo. The three Cullens chopped it up on stage, reminiscing about the early days of filming the first Twilight movie, nearly two decades ago. It turns out Twilight fans found the vampire actors’ hotel rooms while they were filming the first film. Lutz hilariously admitted that he didn’t know any better, and let them in: