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In March 2025, Sadie Sink was confirmed to be joining the cast of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. This news followed speculation that the Stranger Things actress was being considered for the role of Jean Grey in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While Jean Grey remains a possibility, fans have also enthusiastically suggested Sink for other parts, including Mayday Parker, Felicia Hardy, Julia Carpenter, and even Mary Jane Watson. Recently, fan art by @arifinity_ on Instagram depicting Sink as Gwen Stacy’s Spider-Woman has become particularly popular, fueling excitement about her potential role.

The upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day will feature the Hulk in a significant role, but this time he won’t just be a helper. He’ll be a villain, unleashing his full power for the first time in years. It’s exciting to see Marvel Studios finally listening to fans, who have long wanted to see this side of the Hulk. Interestingly, a fan-made Hulk film is gaining attention, demonstrating how well audiences respond to a key element of the character’s personality.

In a recent podcast appearance, animator Tadayoshi Yamamuro, known as Torishima, strongly criticized producer Akio Iyoku – though he didn’t mention him by name. He accused Iyoku of arrogance, saying he acts like a leader despite not having contributed creatively to Dragon Ball itself. Yamamuro also didn’t hold back when discussing a recent visit to the official Dragon Ball store, describing it as poorly put together and far below standard. He blamed the producer at Capsule Corporation Tokyo for a lack of good design sense, suggesting there’s also a communication problem between Shueisha and the company, or that Capsule Corp is difficult to work with.

According to FlixPatrol, which tracks how popular movies and shows are on streaming services, The Northman recently appeared among the top 10 films on Netflix. It reached number eight on their chart on December 5th. As of today, December 6th, it’s no longer in the top 10, but its brief appearance shows it was a popular choice for viewers at home.

Can you believe it’s been 35 years?! On December 6th, 1990, The Simpsons gave us the incredible “Bart the Daredevil” episode. As a huge fan, I always think about that Season 2 episode – especially Homer’s attempt to jump the Springfield Gorge! It’s become one of the most memorable moments in the whole series, and it’s actually Matt Groening’s personal favorite too! He told Entertainment Weekly ten years into the show’s run that it was the episode for him, all because of that hilarious, iconic Homer fail.

It’s understandable that iconic Superman villains like Lex Luthor and Brainiac appear more often in comics. However, that means many other deserving villains get overlooked. Today, we’ll be highlighting ten of Superman’s most underrated foes, ranking them based on how much of a threat they pose in a head-to-head battle. You might be surprised at just how cool – and dangerous – some of these villains are once you know their backstories. Let’s dive in!

The results of the recent Chainsaw Man popularity poll are in after months of voting! While some placements were predictable, many characters – both old favorites and newcomers – landed in surprising spots. The top 10 characters, in particular, deserve a closer look.

Christmas movies generally aim to evoke heartwarming feelings, but some are more successful than others. Films like It’s a Wonderful Life are considered classics because their satisfying endings reinforce the joyful spirit of the season long after the movie ends. Certain Christmas films really shine because of how they conclude their stories.