Collider recently interviewed Paul Bettany, star of the show Vision Quest, after the Marvel panel at New York Comic Con. He shared some new information about the upcoming Disney+ spin-off, specifically hinting at what it’s like inside White Vision’s head. According to Bettany, “It’s more cluttered than you’d expect” inside Vision’s mind.
At New York Comic Con 2025, during the Phase Hero LIVE podcast, Marvel TV’s Brad Winderbaum talked about the plans for the Wonder Man series, including the possibility of it being renewed for another season.
Many classic games are just as enjoyable now as they were when they first came out, and their stories often still resonate with players. Even older games that haven’t aged perfectly are still valuable because of their place in gaming history, making them worth trying at least once. Whether you’re looking for a quick pastime or a longer gaming experience, there are tons of retro titles that offer a nice change of pace from modern games.
According to the indefatigable Nikkei Asia, these parchments of parliamentary pandemonium are slated for 2026. The new lexicon decrees that trading with “privileged information” (a term we’re told is officially vaguer than a haiku about budget airlines) will now merit a cozy chat with the judiciary. One might as well be caught pilfering sushi rolls at a Michelin-starred izakaya-except the penalty could include fines, jail, or the ultimate humiliation: having to explain your crypto portfolio to a bureaucrat.
Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae is a support character who boosts his teammate’s Attack, making him useful in any team where the main damage dealer relies on Attack to deal damage. This opens up the possibility of using him instead of a traditional defensive character in those teams. Here are some of the best team compositions featuring Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae in Honkai: Star Rail:
It’s easy to assume the man seen in the red light during the explosions at the end of “This Land”—likely Governor Donald Washberg—is the culprit. It’s *so* obvious, though, that he’s probably not. Even if he isn’t the one who committed the crime, Donald is so unlikeable that it’s hard to imagine anyone could be worse. So, while he may not be the killer, he’s definitely the villain. Because of this, the show isn’t really about Lee solving the mystery; it’s about the relationships he builds and loses. Last week it was Betty Jo, before that Francis and Ray, and this week we meet Wendell, Lee’s oldest friend, who barely tolerates him.
Okay, so I’m so excited to see who’s competing for that $100,000 on *Bachelor Mansion Takeover*! It’s a really fun group – they’ve brought back some familiar faces alongside some new ones, with a good mix of ages. They even included a couple of past *Bachelor* leads and, naturally, a few people who really know how to stir things up! Here’s a rundown of everyone and which season of *The Bachelor* they were originally on.
The animated series *Eyes of Wakanda* from Marvel Studios has made history by featuring the first female Iron Fist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – hundreds of years before the character most people know as Iron Fist. In the third episode, Jona Xiao voices Jorani, a powerful warrior from ancient China who earns the Iron Fist title and faces off against Basha, a Wakandan fighter, in a conflict over a valuable artifact.
As a huge fan, I’m so excited about The Grey State! It’s this incredibly dangerous dimension, basically uninhabitable for us, but it’s full of amazing alien tech. The cool part is, we don’t actually *go* there. We play as Striders, piloting these bio-engineered bodies remotely from our own safe dimension. The developers, Grey State Studios, call it a ‘graveyard of nightmares’ – a true ‘Horrorverse’ packed with creatures ripped straight out of Lovecraftian stories, classic monster movies, creepy books, and even those terrifying tales you find online. It sounds absolutely wild!
What a spectacle! A tsunami of forced liquidations has rattled the cryptocurrency realm, exposing the folly of excessive leverage in this digital playground. Galaxy, that doyen of digital assets and AI infrastructure, took to the social media stage on X (formerly known as Twitter, darling) on Oct. 13 to offer its pièce de résistance-an analysis of this financial fiasco. The selloff, they proclaim, was nothing short of a historic liquidation extravaganza.