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After waiting for the opportunity, Channing Tatum successfully portrayed Gambit in the film Deadpool & Wolverine, and fans have been delighted by his performance. A clip from the movie (secretly recorded in a theater) has become an internet sensation this summer, and his latest action-thriller Blink Twice has received acclaim from critics. This summer seems to be going exceptionally well for Tatum, as the buzz around him is also impacting the streaming world. In fact, one of Tatum’s top movies has become a hit on Netflix.

Tonight’s edition of AEW Dynamite began with a memorable comeback for the audience in Champaign, Illinois. Previously crowned AEW World Champion Jon Moxley graced our screens on AEW broadcasts since his bout at the AEW/NJPW Forbidden Door event. In that match, he surrendered the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship to a NJPW icon. Unlike before, when he entered the arena to “Wild Thing”, he chose the eerie “Death Rider” as his new theme music from NJPW for this appearance.

At AEW All In, Willow Nightingale, the CMLL Women’s Champion, finally exacted revenge on Kris Statlander by teaming up with Tomohiro Ishii against Stat and Stokely Hathaway. Now, she’s taking her retribution to another level, as she has chosen a Chicago Street Fight for their match at All Out. Nightingale is not just seeking revenge on Statlander but also intends to deliver a harsh message through this brutal choice of match type. This kind of fight promises to be particularly effective in conveying her strong feelings towards her former friend.

On Wednesdays, Marvel enthusiasts received an exciting surprise as leaked set photos from the upcoming movie “Fantastic Four: First Steps” emerged, offering a first glimpse of the highly anticipated character – Ben Grimm/The Thing. Portrayed by actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who is known for his role in “The Bear,” these new images give a sneak peek at the cherished orange-skinned team member that could possibly be the most comic-accurate live-action representation yet, causing quite a buzz among fans.

Ever since the debut of the X-Men in 1963, the majority of mutants have found themselves torn between the ideologies of Professor Charles Xavier and Magneto – either striving for harmony between mutants and humans or asserting the dominance of mutants over humans. While both Xavier’s X-Men and Magneto’s Brotherhood of Mutants once shared the island-nation of Krakoa, the Krakoan era has now ended. The new phase began when Marvel rebooted their entire X-Men series, establishing two key figures as the cornerstones of the House of X: Cyclops and Rogue.