Stranger Things Thought It Could Buy a ‘Stairway to Heaven’

Led Zeppelin is notoriously protective of their music, and they’ve never permitted the use of “Stairway to Heaven” in movies or TV shows. Robert Plant explained that all four band members – with a particular astrological mix of Capricorns and a Leo – must unanimously agree on any use of their songs. They feel most requests don’t meet their standards, and truly exceptional opportunities, like those from shows such as The Bear, The Big Short, and School of Rock, are extremely rare. Plant believes their music deserves to be paired with films that have depth and meaning, but finding those projects is difficult, as many are simply lacking in taste. Considering how selective they are, it seems unlikely they would have approved the use of their song in a scene with a CGI monster.

Steam Smashes New Concurrent-User Record With More Than 41 Million Online

It’s no surprise this happened right as the Steam Winter Sale is ending! They had some amazing deals on tons of games, both old favorites and newer titles. Honestly, these sales always bring everyone back to Steam – you see a lot of familiar names and people grabbing games they’ve been meaning to get all year. It definitely gets more people playing!

Resident Evil 4 Remake Scrapped An Opening Chapter Starring Ashley, Files Show

So, this YouTuber, Thekempy, dug into the game’s files and found some leftover stuff from what looks like the original opening! Apparently, we would’ve started as Ashley, totally alone in a forest at night. She stumbled onto some creepy ritual being performed by the Los Illuminados. It’s actually a quick scene you can spot in one of the story trailers they released way back in October 2022 – it’s cool to see what could have been!

Most Anticipated Upcoming Superhero Movies of 2026

For years, Marvel consistently released three movies annually, while DC’s schedule was less predictable, though they typically produced two films each year for about ten years. Now, both studios are investing heavily in TV series based on their superhero universes—the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and the DC Universe (DCU). Despite this shift, movies remain their primary focus, and the coming year promises plenty of new releases.