10 DC Villains Who Would Be Even Better in Marvel

Several DC villains would thrive in the Marvel Universe, and in some cases, they’d actually be a better fit. Here are ten DC villains who could really make an impact in Marvel, potentially becoming even more formidable than the existing villains.

Lord of the Rings’ Missing 5th Hobbit Explained (& How the Next Movie Can Include Him)

The *Lord of the Rings* films highlight how unusual Frodo and his companions seem to the other Hobbits in the Shire. The Hobbits are also understandably upset when Sauron’s forces arrive searching for the One Ring. Interestingly, the books reveal a fifth Hobbit secretly helping the quest, but this character hasn’t had a significant role in the movies yet. A future film may finally give them the spotlight they deserve.

My Hero Academia’s Final Season Proves It Has the Best Duo in Shonen Jump

This episode boasts some of the best animation in the series, but it’s more than just visually impressive. The episode beautifully portrays Bakugo’s emotional journey, showing him making amends for a mistake that’s haunted him since season three, almost seven years ago, by saving All Might. What truly stands out, though, are the subtle details that reveal Bakugo’s character and establish him as the perfect supporting hero for Izuku Midoriya. This development not only strengthens both characters individually but also positions them as potentially the best duo in all of Shonen Jump.

Avengers: Doomsday Star Promises That The Sequel Is ‘Dramatic,’ But I Have One Major Concern

In a recent interview with *People Magazine*, Channing Tatum discussed the difficulties of balancing humor and plot in his films. He explained that it’s a constant process of deciding how to deliver lines – whether to play them for laughs with his Cajun accent, or to prioritize clarity for the story while still maintaining the accent. As Tatum put it, it’s ‘always an interesting negotiation’ to figure out what each line needs to achieve.

I Can’t Get Over How Passionate Reese Witherspoon’s Kid And Kelly Clarkson Are About Her Deserving An EGOT

An EGOT is someone who has won an Emmy, Tony, Oscar, and Grammy award – the four biggest entertainment prizes. Reese Witherspoon has an Oscar and an Emmy, but still needs a Grammy and a Tony to complete the set. On *The Kelly Clarkson Show*, the host jokingly complained that Witherspoon didn’t receive a Grammy for her singing in the movie *Walk the Line*, and I completely agree with Clarkson’s strong feelings about it!

How Golden Bachelor Gerry Turner & Theresa Nist’s Split Got So Thorny

He explained that a key question about the women on the show was whether they were genuinely looking for love. He initially believed Theresa was, but later began to doubt it.

The season finale, which aired in November 2023, saw Theresa and Gerry get engaged and announce they would marry just over a month later.

Before the wedding, Theresa told TopMob News they wanted to make the most of life, acknowledging they didn’t know how much time they had left.

However, the lead-up to the wedding wasn’t easy. According to excerpts from his book shared by USA Today, Gerry admitted to contestant Faith Martin the night before the ceremony that he felt marrying Theresa was a mistake and that he felt trapped.

Despite these doubts, Gerry and Theresa went through with the wedding in a televised ceremony on January 4, 2024.

5 Biggest Retcons in Dragon Ball Daima (No. 1 Proves Vegeta Is a Genius)

As the story of *Daima* unfolded, it introduced some surprising plot twists that added depth to the series’ history and even changed how fans understood previously established events. The series revisits things like the origins of Majin Buu and the Super Saiyan 3 transformation, presenting major changes to what fans thought they knew. These changes even create some inconsistencies with the timeline of the later series, *Dragon Ball Super*. Here are five of the most unexpected retcons.

Alan Cumming’s Nightcrawler Finally Gets His Comic-Accurate Costume in Avengers: Doomsday Art

In a surprising announcement at the end of March 2025, Marvel confirmed Alan Cumming will reprise his role as Nightcrawler in *Avengers: Doomsday*. He’ll be joined by other familiar faces from the *X-Men* movies – including Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Kelsey Grammer, James Marsden, Rebecca Romijn, and Channing Tatum. Fans are excited because Cumming’s character is finally expected to wear a comic book-accurate red-and-black suit. Artist @itoonofficial shared impressive fan art on *Instagram* showcasing this new design.