Fátima Bosch Fernández won the Miss Universe competition on November 21st. Praveener Singh of Thailand finished as the first runner-up, and Stephany Adriana Abasali Nasser from Venezuela placed third.
The upcoming live-action Naruto movie will be directed by Cretton, who also co-wrote the script alongside Tasha Huo. Huo, known for her work on Netflix’s Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, recently spoke with ScreenRant about the film, but unfortunately didn’t have any new information to share about a release date. She expressed her own excitement for the movie, saying, “I wish I did [have updates]. I also can’t wait to see it.” Currently, there’s no timeframe for when fans can expect to see Naruto adapted for live-action, meaning it could be quite a while before the film hits theaters. While it’s unclear how much of the original Naruto story the movie will cover, the early arcs are still considered highlights of the popular shonen series.
The Doctor’s ability to regenerate has created distinct periods in the show’s history, with each new Doctor having a unique personality. Over the past 62 years, we’ve encountered 16 different versions of the Doctor, and sadly, we’ve had to say goodbye to them all. Some of their final adventures have been truly unforgettable, becoming some of the most celebrated TV episodes ever made, while others haven’t quite lived up to expectations, resulting in disappointing farewells. Here’s a ranking of those final stories, based on how well they were written, how emotionally affecting they were, and their lasting impact.
The film American Made, starring Tom Cruise as pilot Barry Seal, tells the story of a man who begins smuggling goods for both the CIA and a powerful drug cartel. It’s currently the most popular movie on Paramount+ in the United States, according to streaming tracker FlixPatrol, surpassing titles like Fatman and Step Brothers.
With the release of the new Wicked: For Good movie, the two lead actresses – who play Glinda and Elphaba – have shared what working on the film meant to them.
Shortly after his Only Murders in the Building co-star got married to Benny Blanco in California, he shared some of his favorite moments from the small, private wedding.
Okay, so I just read this interview with the creator of Vampire Survivors, Luca Galante, and it sounds amazing! He’s calling this new game a spin-off, and he’s hoping it’s the first of many! Basically, they’re taking everything that made Vampire Survivors so addictive – being easy to pick up, super replayable, affordable, and, let’s be honest, filled with sparkly effects – and applying those ideas to different kinds of games. Seriously, he said ‘tons of sparkly stuff!’ and I’m already in!
Before we get started, it’s important to understand our criteria. This list focuses on characters who have been consistent, core members of the Justice League – meaning those whose primary team affiliation is with the League itself. We’re excluding temporary members, like the World Forger. Additionally, while characters such as the Spectre and Doctor Fate have served with the League for a long time, they’re mainly associated with the Justice Society of America. This approach helps us create a more representative and varied list, as those three would otherwise dominate the top spots.
I wasn’t impressed with most of the changes made to the original story in Wicked – some were silly (like the Wicked Witch actually rescuing the Cowardly Lion), and others completely missed the mark (especially the way they reimagined the Tin Man). However, one moment in Wicked: For Good really stood out and made me pause. It’s a small scene that others might have overlooked, but it got me thinking and actually provides an answer to a question fans have debated for nearly a hundred years. Be warned: spoilers ahead for Wicked: For Good.
We’ve heard about several potential Game of Thrones spinoffs, like those focusing on Aegon’s Conquest and 10,000 Ships, which seemed to follow a similar historical approach. However, George R.R. Martin recently surprised everyone by announcing that multiple sequels are actually in the works. He shared this news while speaking at the Iceland Noir Festival (as reported by Los Siete Reinos).