10 Superheroes Who Have Stayed Dead

While many heroes in DC and Marvel comics eventually return from the dead, some have remained gone for much longer – years, even decades – and don’t seem to be coming back anytime soon.

Scarlet Review: A Gorgeous, But Uneven Work Of Art

Although Scarlet won’t be widely available in English until early 2026, it will be screened at film festivals in late 2025 to qualify for awards. For those lucky enough to see it early, Scarlet is clearly another beautiful film from director Mamoru Hosoda, though the story isn’t always as strong as the visuals.

Matthew McConaughey Just Threw Back, Law And Order-Style, To His Infamous Bongoes Arrest On The Anniversary Of The Incident

Matthew McConaughey isn’t just a talented actor – he’s also a successful entrepreneur. One of his ventures is Pantalones Organic Tequila, which he co-founded with his wife, Camila Alves (42). They often star in humorous commercials for the brand, and while many of those ads have become popular online, their newest one is particularly hilarious. The ad, posted on McConaughey’s Instagram, begins with a voiceover by Steve ZirnKilton from Law & Order – it’s best to just watch it for yourself!

That Transformers And G.I. Joe Crossover Is Happening In A Different Way Than I Expected, But I Love That Invincible’s Robert Kirkman Is Involved

Skybound Entertainment and Hasbro are collaborating on a new adult animated series called Energon Universe, inspired by the comic books of the same name. Joe Henderson, known for Lucifer, will be the writer and showrunner. According to Deadline, the series will be expansive and geared towards adults, similar in tone to Kirkman’s Invincible. It will feature characters from Transformers and G.I. Joe, along with Void Rivals, a new series created by Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici that debuted in 2023 as part of the same comic book collection.

Forget The Conjuring, Patrick Wilson’s True Masterpiece Is Insidious

While the franchise is widely praised, it wasn’t Leigh Whannell and James Wan’s first horror collaboration, nor was it the first film Wilson appeared in. Wan had previously co-created the Saw franchise with Whannell, and their 2011 film marked the beginning of a partnership that deserved more recognition. Insidious enjoyed a good run, but unfortunately, it never reached the same iconic status as Saw.