On May 18th, during a fan event, Hasbro’s Marvel Legends team revealed their upcoming San Diego Comic-Con exclusives. These included two sets that finish the Future Foundation team, and a massive Hulk 2099 figure. This Hulk isn’t the familiar Bruce Banner; it’s actually John Eisenhart, a shady movie executive who was changed after being exposed to gamma radiation by a group called the Knights of Banner.
I recently came across the work of Kane Parsons, a 20-year-old director who’s been recreating scenes from Attack on Titan. In 2021, he made six videos that reimagined key moments – everything from the ending of the series to the terrifying “Rumbling” and the mysterious “Paths.” What’s really striking is his approach: he presents these events as if they’re historical recreations, using CG animation to bring the Titans to life. It adds a completely new, and genuinely unsettling, level of horror to a series already known for its dark themes. You can check out his recreation of “The Rumbling” below to get a sense of what he’s capable of.
Oscar winner’s girlfriend, Alyce Hockstepp, showed off her baby bump for the first time while out for lunch in Los Angeles on May 28th. It was her first public appearance since TopMob News reported she was pregnant earlier in the month, and she wore black leggings with a long-sleeved black top.
So, I heard from Booty that the focus is going to be all about the game developers and the games themselves. He basically said they won’t be openly discussing overall company strategy. He did hint that they’ll eventually clear up some confusion, and I’m guessing that’s about all the talk of them making games exclusive to certain platforms. It sounds like they’ll address that stuff eventually, but not right now.
Starting with Iron Man in 2008, Marvel Studios really focused on creating impressive costumes for its heroes and villains. However, Marvel wasn’t the only one to master the art of superhero wardrobes. Several other productions, both before and during the MCU’s run, designed costumes that are among the best in the business.
The original Shrek movie came out in 2001 and was a huge success with both critics and audiences. It received an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and made over $484.9 million around the world. Notably, it was the first animated film to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. The 2004 sequel, Shrek 2, surpassed the original, earning over $929.1 million globally and becoming DreamWorks’ most successful animated movie. Shrek the Third (2007) continued the franchise’s success with worldwide earnings of $808.3 million, and Shrek: Forever After (2010) also performed strongly, grossing over $752.6 million internationally.
According to Gate’s market data, the U.S. Treasury bonds “continue to rise,” a phoenix ascending from the ashes of financial uncertainty, while the U.S. dollar index, DXY, “has fallen to an intraday low,” currently languishing at 98.8 against its base value of 100. A macro trade as old as time itself: investors flocking to Treasuries like pigeons to breadcrumbs, while the dollar, poor soul, softens against a basket of its peers. A comedy of errors, or perhaps a tragedy of hubris?
Xbox’s own games always come with a challenge, particularly when they become popular. We’ve seen this with titles like Starfield and South of Midnight. The issue is Game Pass – it’s a constant consideration and can feel like a burden.
PlayStation is kicking things off with a major presentation called State of Play on June 2nd, lasting over an hour. Following their impressive showcase earlier this year, everyone’s wondering if they can top it. Here’s a look at 15 possible announcements and reveals to expect, starting with…
Despite a disappointing box office performance for this year’s 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple – even though critics loved it more than the first film in 2025 – the series still has a bright future. Director Danny Boyle recently shared some encouraging news, stating that the third film is expected to arrive next year. This suggests the potential for what could be one of the decade’s best trilogies is still very much alive.