Marvel Mocks the MCU’s Biggest Failure in Hilarious Way

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Longshots, created by Gerry Duggan and Jonathan Hickman with art by Alan Robinson, is a funny and critical take on modern culture. The story revolves around Mojo, a powerful being from another dimension who captures superheroes and forces them to perform in violent shows for his entertainment. Mojo has been used to poke fun at things like reality television, video games, social media, and the world of online influencers. He also serves as a way for Marvel to playfully comment on itself as a business.

PS Portal Update Adds Full Cloud Streaming Two Years After Launch

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Okay, so as of today, you can cloud stream a TON of games on the PS Portal – like, over 2,800! I’m super excited because it includes some of Sony’s biggest hits, like Ghost of Yotei and Astro Bot. Plus, a bunch of third-party games are supported, including Borderlands 4 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Even better, if you’re a PS Plus member, you can stream games from the Game Catalog and Classics Catalog too. Sony also revamped the home screen with three tabs – Remote Play, Cloud Streaming, and Search – which makes it way easier to find what you want to play.

‘I’m Just Getting My S— Rocked’: Glen Powell Makes Filming The Running Man Sound Absolutely Brutal

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Glen Powell gained significant recognition after appearing with Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick, and he seems to have taken a lesson from Cruise about performing his own stunts. In a recent interview with SFX Magazine on TopMob, Powell shared that he really enjoyed making The Running Man, particularly the action scenes, because they were filmed practically and he did most of the stunts himself. Powell went on to explain…

Elon Musk and Sam Altman argue. It started with a Tesla contract that remained unfulfilled for 7 years

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In late October, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, ran into a problem with a Tesla he reserved seven years ago – he still hadn’t received the car. When he tried to cancel the order, he found the cancellation option was no longer available. Elon Musk responded with accusations that Altman had “stolen” OpenAI, which was originally intended to be an open-source initiative.