The former One Tree Hill star recently discussed the memorable storyline where his character, Lucas Scott’s, father and the show’s villain, Dan Scott (played by Paul Johansson), was supposed to get a heart transplant. The plot twist? A dog ate the donor heart right before the surgery!
Jim Carrey and Taylor Momsen unexpectedly ran into each other at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. It was their first time seeing each other since they co-starred in the 2000 movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Momsen later told People magazine about the reunion and shared some of her fondest memories of working with Carrey.
Okay, so everyone else is getting Resident Evil: Survival Unit right now, but it looks like players in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brunei, Myanmar, and Mongolia will have to wait until early 2026. Luckily, if you’re in one of those countries and are hyped for the game, you can already pre-register on your favorite online store to be ready when it drops!
So, I just found out about this game called 1000xResist that dropped onto Game Pass. It’s cool that it’s available day one with the subscription, but it’s kinda funny – it’s actually been out on PC since last year! Apparently, it was a bit of a hidden gem in 2024. It’s made by a new studio called Sunset Visitor, and it’s their first game, published by Fellow Traveler. It’s a narrative-driven sci-fi adventure, which sounds right up my alley!
I loved DC Comics growing up in the ’80s, but let’s be real – they didn’t get everything right. Every decade has those characters that really define the time, and looking back, some of them are just… awkward. There are a few I still adore, but that doesn’t change how cringey they were! Here are five ’80s DC characters that, even as a fan, I have to admit are pretty embarrassing.
A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) by @kickingcomics highlighted a mysterious character in a scene from a vision Tony Stark had of the Avengers’ defeat. The scene shows the original Avengers team either dead or badly wounded, and a woman who hasn’t appeared in any of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films or shows is visible among them, lying next to Hawkeye. Fans are now trying to figure out who she is and why she was included in that specific, grim vision, as she’s the only person in the scene who isn’t a known ally of the Avengers at that point in the story.
Fortunately, Batman and his allies aren’t the only ones fighting for the world. Many other incredibly powerful heroes are always ready to help. However, some of these exceptionally strong characters haven’t yet made it to the big screen. Here are five DC heroes with god-like powers who haven’t appeared in a live-action movie.
The Alienware AW2725QF is a powerful gaming monitor with a special dual mode, letting you use it like two monitors combined. Right now, Dell is offering it as an early Black Friday deal for just $449.99.
With Windows 10 no longer supported, many home and business computer users are facing issues. Interestingly, a UK government department is currently in the news due to its spending on upgrading its systems.
I’ve often thought about whether director Edgar Wright would consider making another superhero movie. So, I was happy to see him discuss the possibility in an interview with The Playlist. He was promoting his upcoming film, The Running Man, when asked, and his response was pretty typical of his dry wit. He didn’t completely dismiss superhero films, but it’s clear he’s not eager to direct one in the near future. If you were hoping he’d take on a project like X-Men or Fantastic Four, you might be disappointed.