BTCC’s Shiny Metals Hit $301M! Silver’s the New Black (Or Should We Say, Gray?)

Silver (SILVERUSDT), the unsung hero of the metals world, stole the show like a magician at a kids’ party, raking in $245 million-that’s 81% of the day’s total! Gold, usually the diva of the group, had to settle for a mere $56.7 million with its PAXGUSDT, XAUTUSDT, and GOLDUSDT pairs. Sorry, gold, but silver’s having a moment. Or should we say, a shining moment?

Every Confirmed Avengers: Doomsday Character Ranked By Threat Level

In Avengers: Doomsday, all of these characters will battle Doctor Doom, who is the film’s primary villain and likely a greater challenge than anyone else on this list. Each superhero brings unique abilities, skills, and resources to the fight, and these factors are considered when evaluating how well they can stand against Doom.

The MCU Just Ripped Off A Classic Simpsons Episode, 32 Years On

The fourth episode of Wonder Man, titled “Doorman,” tells the story of DeMarr Davis (played by Byron Bowers). DeMarr is a nightclub doorman who gets superpowers after being exposed to toxic waste from the Roxxon Corporation. He can create portals through his own body and uses this ability to rescue people from a fire, including actor Josh Gad. Gad then helps DeMarr become famous, first as a bodyguard and then as an actor playing a superhero nicknamed “Doorman.” Doorman becomes a viral sensation thanks to his signature phrase, “Ding Dong!”

7 Action-Packed Anime Series You’ll Love If You’re a KPop Demon Hunters Fan

Okay, so I absolutely loved KPop Demon Hunters, but honestly, it felt way too short! So many fans, myself included, were left wanting more, and I really think it would have thrived as a full anime series. But don’t worry, if you’re feeling that KPop Demon Huntersshaped hole in your life, there are plenty of other amazing shows out there! I’ve been on a mission to find anime that deliver that same exciting demon-hunting action – and some that even exceed* it – and I’ve finally picked out seven perfect series that have that same intensity, but each bring something totally unique to the table.

Fatal Fury’s Latest Release Is the Fighting Game 1990s Gamers Have Missed

After a 25-year hiatus, the fighting game series Fatal Fury made a comeback in 2025 with Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. This new installment feels like a love letter to classic ‘90s fighting games, standing out from modern titles. While it features updated graphics, great combos, and solid fighting mechanics, it deliberately captures the feel of those older games. It sticks with the 2D movement style of past Fatal Fury games, even including a stage with the two-lane system from earlier versions. A familiar mechanic from Mark of the Wolves returns under a new name – “Selective Potential Gear” – and other features reinforce the game’s old-school roots.

Gore Verbinski Reveals Rejected Comic Book Movie Pitch (& It Would Have Been Unlike Anything You’ve Seen) [Exclusive]

I was reading an interview with Gore Verbinski over at ComicBook about his new film, and he dropped a pretty surprising bit of news when asked about potential comic book adaptations. He said there’s a ton of great source material out there that hasn’t been touched, and then revealed he’s actually hoping to make a movie based on a comic called Ballistic, and he’s already thinking about starring Sam Rockwell – the guy from Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die – in it. It sounds really interesting!