Grey’s Anatomy’s Kate Walsh Returns During Season 22 Episode
On the January 29th episode of Grey’s Anatomy, Kate Walsh briefly reappeared as her character to motivate Dr. Amelia Shepherd, played by Caterina Scorsone, to return to her job.
How Catherine O’Hara Built a Life With Her Bébé, Husband Bo Welch
She admitted in a 2025 interview with New York Magazine‘s The Cut that she used to end potential relationships by simply disappearing. However, she clarified that this wasn’t called ‘ghosting’ back then – people just didn’t answer the phone.
24 Years Ago, Marvel Revealed an Iconic New Superhero Comic (And It Was Controversial Almost Immediately)
The original Ultimate Universe was groundbreaking, but The Ultimates quickly became the dominant title. This new take on the Avengers was specifically designed for a modern audience. Reflecting the post-9/11 world, writer Mark Millar wasn’t afraid to take risks. Having trained under Grant Morrison, Millar first gained recognition for his work on the bold and unconventional team book The Authority. Known for his edgy humor and thrilling stories, he was a perfect match for artist Bryan Hitch, who had previously contributed to The Authority and helped shape its distinctive style. Together, they delivered spectacular, large-scale action and some of the most daring storytelling of the time.
10 Anime Characters Who Deserved Better (And We’re Still Mad About It)
Some anime characters leave a lasting impact, not because of happy endings, but because of how tragically their stories unfolded. They’re the ones we endlessly discuss with friends, still upset about what happened to them. Every fandom has these characters – those who deserved better, who could have found redemption or happiness, but instead became examples of anime’s bittersweet power. We haven’t forgotten them, and we still blame the writers for their fates.
5 Worst Things Vegeta Did in Dragon Ball Z
Despite his relentless efforts, Goku consistently surpassed Vegeta, even in achieving the Super Saiyan transformation. Vegeta’s journey from enemy to ally wasn’t quick; it took years for him to accept that Goku was the stronger fighter. Throughout his time as a villain and even after joining the Z Fighters, up until the battle with Buu, Vegeta made numerous mistakes and sometimes hurt innocent people.
5 Upcoming Survival Games to Look Forward to in 2026
Fans of survival games have a lot to look forward to in 2026! Popular Early Access titles like Enshrouded and Valheim are either confirmed or expected to officially launch this year. Beyond those big releases, many other promising survival games are also on the horizon. With everything from relaxing experiences to sequels fans have been waiting for, 2026’s lineup is shaping up to be fantastic – and there are even more games out there to discover!
2025 Biopic Becomes Major Streaming Hit on Disney+ & Hulu, 3 Months After $45M Box Office Failure
The documentary Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere is currently very popular on streaming services. According to FlixPatrol, it’s the eighth most-watched movie on Disney+, ahead of films like Rio and Ralph Breaks the Internet. It’s even more popular on Hulu, where it’s the top-ranked movie in the U.S. this week.
Whitney Port Says She Feels “Incomplete” Amid Fertility Struggles
Kristin Cavallari, known from The Hills, has often discussed the difficulties she faced trying to have children. Since welcoming her son, Sonny, now 8, with her husband Tim Rosenham in 2017, she’s shared how this experience has changed her perspective on being a mother.
Catherine O’Hara Battled “Brief Illness” Before Her Death
Following a short illness, actress Annie Mulaire, known for her role in Schitt’s Creek, passed away at her home on January 30th at the age of 71. Her agency, Creative Artists Agency, confirmed the news to Us Weekly.
Kaley Cuoco Shares New Harley Quinn Season 6 Update & Addresses Potential Live-Action DCU Role
As a huge animation fan, I’m really excited about this new series! It’s the brainchild of Dean Lorey, Patrick Schumacher, and Justin Halpern, and it takes place in its own separate DC universe. The story follows Harley Quinn after she finally breaks up with the Joker and decides to forge her own path – and build her own empire – in Gotham. It’s got an awesome supporting cast too – Lake Bell as Poison Ivy, who she actually develops a romantic connection with, plus Ron Funches as King Shark, Tony Hale as Doctor Psycho, and Alan Tudyk as Clayface. But what’s really interesting is that Harley starts to question if she even wants to be a villain anymore, now that she’s not with the Joker.