Kelsey Grammer Says ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Explores Hank McCoy’s Heart

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While promoting his new movie, Turbulence, Kelsey Grammer discussed his return as Beast (Hank McCoy) in Avengers: Doomsday and shared why he enjoys the role. He explained that the character’s defining trait is his kind heart. Grammer believes Beast is one of the most relatable and grounded X-Men, despite his appearance. He particularly loves how Beast openly shows affection for his friends, often surprising people with the depth of his caring nature, which Grammer finds very appealing.

How to Create Dehya Fan Art That Stands Out

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Dehya quickly became a favorite character in Genshin Impact, and it’s not hard to understand why she inspires so much fan art. She’s not just strong in battle – she has a compelling story, a unique look, and a memorable personality. This makes her a perfect subject for artists, whether they’re doing simple sketches or detailed artwork.

Frank Grillo Is Hitting The Gym For Man Of Tomorrow, And The DCU Star Somehow Looks Even More Jacked Than Usual

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James Gunn has hinted that the upcoming Superman movie, Man of Tomorrow, will feature a team-up between Superman and Lex Luthor to fight a shared villain, and fans are excited to learn more. Meanwhile, actor Joe Manganiello (playing Lex Luthor) has been sharing updates on his training for the role on Instagram, giving us a glimpse of his preparation for filming the sequel.

‘Will You Come and Get Me?’

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When Omar called back, 5-year-old Hind answered, her voice small but clear. She told them everyone else was gone and desperately asked Rana, one of the dispatchers, to come get her. Rana and her colleagues kept talking to Hind while they waited for the Israeli military to approve sending an ambulance. The paramedics were only eight minutes away, but the approval process took hours – a delay that made no sense to Hind. They had to follow a route specifically approved by the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Finally, after sunset, they received permission. But as the ambulance neared the car where Hind was waiting, it was hit by a tank. Twelve days later, Hind, her family, and the paramedics, Youssef Zaïno and Ahmed al-Madhoun, were found dead. Investigations by the Washington Post and other groups suggest they were killed in an attack by Israeli forces, though Israel had previously stated its troops weren’t in the area.

ICP’s Bearish Tango: Will It Leap Over the Liquidity Wall? 🐻💰

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Over the last 24 hours on Dec. 11, 2025, ICP has been dancing in a tight circle between $3.6 and $3.7, taking small steps backward, as if it’s trying to outrun its own shadow. 📉 Estimated 24-hour volume? A steady 90 to 110 million-about as exciting as watching paint dry, but traders are still glued to their screens, hoping for a miracle. 🤯

Sakamoto Days Live-Action Movie Gets Trailer & Release Date

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The official X account (formerly Twitter) just dropped the first trailer for the live-action Sakamoto Days movie, and announced it will premiere in Japan on April 29, 2026. A release date for other countries hasn’t been announced yet. The movie is planned to be released in two installments.

PETA sparks backlash with graphic shot at Umamusume

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On December 10th, an animal rights group posted a picture of Silence Suzuka with a broken leg, comparing it to the game Umamusume: Pretty Derby. They pointed out that in the game, a single failure means a horse girl’s career is over, just like what happened to the real Silence Suzuka.