The new DC Universe (DCU) is now allowing for more mature, R-rated projects, like the shows Creature Commandos and Peacemaker. This is great news because it opens the door for many DC characters to appear in movies and TV shows that better suit their darker stories. Here are seven DC characters who would be perfect for R-rated adaptations, and fans are hoping to see them get that treatment.
It’s a disappointing weekend for fans of Christmas movies. Several titles have already left Netflix, starting with the critically acclaimed Tangerine which disappeared after midnight on November 30th. Subscribers have only a few hours left to watch two more holiday favorites before they’re gone on December 1st: Christmas with the Kranks, starring Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis (often considered one of the worst Christmas movies!), and The Night Before, a comedy with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, and Anthony Mackie about three friends on a wild Christmas Eve adventure.
Like many people, I knew the general story of Lara Croft even though I hadn’t played her games. I encountered the character through theme park rides and probably saw the Angelina Jolie movies. However, I never really considered myself a fan of the games themselves. That’s why I was so surprised when I started playing Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and discovered I actually really enjoyed it – it fulfilled a gaming desire I didn’t even realize I had.
The store’s advertising highlighted a completely immersive experience, promising to transport fans into the world of Dragon Ball. Ironically, the store’s design is now receiving criticism online. While the designs showcase Goku in four different forms, fans feel these depictions don’t accurately represent the character or the meaning behind his transformations. Because the designs don’t seem true to the source material, the new Dragon Ball store is getting off to a rocky start, with many believing this reflects the overall quality of the experience.
I tested the Dell Tower Plus (EBT2250) as my main computer for a few weeks to see if it lives up to its high cost.
As a huge fan of the Creed movies, I was thrilled when Michael B. Jordan announced a fourth one back in 2023. Honestly, we haven’t heard much since then, which was a little frustrating! But it sounds like things are finally moving forward, and he’s even talking about building out a whole “Creed-Verse” – which sounds amazing! Here’s what he recently shared with Variety:
A DeviantArt user named @marcelorabello recently shared artwork imagining Alexandra Daddario, known for her role in Percy Jackson & the Olympians, as Wonder Woman. The fan art shows a modern take on the character, with Wonder Woman wearing a simpler, more everyday outfit than her traditional costume. You can view the artwork below.
Batman’s position as a key hero is already established – even with limited screen time, it’s clear he protects Gotham. Superman is also secure, with one solo movie released and another planned, featuring a showdown with Lex Luthor. However, rumors suggest the upcoming film, Man of Tomorrow, has bigger plans than just uniting DC’s heroes and villains. While many hope Wonder Woman will appear, it doesn’t seem like the right move – the sequel would benefit more from featuring a different female hero.
Through bull markets that roared like lions and bear markets that whimpered like damp kittens, Tether’s USDT has stood firm, pegged to the dollar with the tenacity of a society hostess to her tiara. Even as charlatans like Sam Bankman-Fried and Alex Mashinsky slunk offstage, Tether remained, amassing profits that would make Goldman Sachs blush. Ten billion dollars in nine months? Darling, that’s not just success-it’s a triumph of audacity. 🎩✨
Researchers have developed a method for monitoring neon film growth in real-time, paving the way for more reliable electron-on-neon qubits.