Tom Holland Breaks Silence on Spider-Man Future After Brand New Day, And When He Might Leave the MCU

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In an interview with Empire, Tom Holland discussed his potential future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after Spider-Man: A New Day. He expressed a desire to help introduce the next generation of Spider-People, whether it’s Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, Spider-Woman, or someone else. He’s open to any role in setting up that next chapter and hopes to be able to mentor the new Spider-Person the way Robert Downey Jr. did for him, allowing him to gracefully exit the role.

Long-Dead 2000s Disney Series Resurrected with Official New Reveal

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I remember watching Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! on Disney Channel – it had a pretty good run, actually! The show lasted four seasons with a total of fifty-two episodes, but it ended in 2006 after the “Jetix” programming block went off the air. Recently, the series creator, Ciro Nieli, shared some old concept art of the main character, Chiro, online. It’s really cool to see what he looked like in the early stages of development. He even posted it himself, so you can check it out and get a glimpse of the original ideas behind the hero.

Blink And You’ll Miss How Netflix’s The Four Seasons Honors Alan Alda

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This new take on The Four Seasons updates the classic film for modern streaming, but still captures the original’s heartwarming spirit and humor, even with its complex relationships. Tina Fey and Will Forte step into the roles originally made famous by Carol Burnett, and the show uses a seasonal structure to span roughly a year in the lives of the main characters and their friends. Throughout the series, The Four Seasons regularly introduces new characters – neighbors, parents, and more – to create a fuller picture of their world.

5 Marvel Heroes Who Should Have Sidekicks

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Sidekicks have been crucial to the growth of the superhero world, but Marvel seems hesitant to embrace them. Few Marvel heroes actually have long-term partners-in-crimefighting. However, I think many heroes could become even better if they took on apprentices. Today, I’m going to share five heroes who I believe would especially benefit from training a sidekick. They all have amazing skills and knowledge to pass on, and teaching could help them reach their full potential. Let’s dive into some ideas for who those sidekicks could be!

Shonen Jump’s Newest Sensation Continues Its Rise With a New Milestone

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Since it first came out, Ichi the Witch has been consistently popular, with new chapters released weekly. The manga now has eight volumes, with a ninth planned for July. Recently, it was announced that over 2 million copies have been circulated – a fantastic achievement! This means the series’ circulation has tripled, even though the number of volumes has only doubled, showing impressive growth.

Catch ‘Em While You Can: LEGO’s Huge Pokémon Starter Trio Returns to Shelves

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This LEGO set is a large build with 6,838 pieces and costs $649.99. It’s designed to be easy to assemble, with clear placement for every brick. The set features the final evolved forms of the three original Pokémon from the Kanto region – Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise – each displayed on a unique base representing their natural habitat: a jungle for Venusaur, a volcano for Charizard, and a water scene for Blastoise. When combined, they create a stunning display piece, but each Pokémon can also be removed and posed separately. It’s a fantastic addition to any serious Pokémon or LEGO enthusiast’s collection. Keep in mind that each customer is limited to one purchase, so don’t delay!

HBO Max’s Near-Perfect Comedy Series Is So Good, It Deserves More Seasons

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As a huge fan, I just finished watching the series finale of Hacks on HBO Max, and it was a really satisfying end to Deborah and Ava’s journey. Seeing their complicated, but ultimately loving, relationship come to a close after five seasons was truly special. While the finale felt complete and showed how much care went into the show, I couldn’t help but think it also felt a little rushed – a few more seasons could have really expanded on their story. Still, it was a beautiful and fitting conclusion.