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Just because a Marvel Cinematic Universe character is immortal doesn’t automatically make them too powerful. How their story unfolds is what really matters. For some, living forever is more of a burden than a gift, while for others, it’s just a natural part of who they are or a result of their unique powers. There aren’t many truly immortal characters in the MCU, and they’re all quite different in terms of their strength, where they come from, and their personalities.

The latest episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has quietly expanded Klingon history within the Star Trek universe. According to TrekMovie, the show has officially incorporated ships originally featured in the Star Trek Online video game into the official TV storyline. These ships – the Ketha Recon Raptor, the M’Chla Bird of Prey Refit, and the QeHpu’ Advanced Light Battlecruiser – first appeared in the game and are now making their live-action debut. This addition is a fun nod to the popular game and also strengthens some of the best aspects of the Star Trek franchise.

As a huge movie fan, I’ve noticed some superhero films really hold up over time. It’s not just nostalgia, though that definitely plays a part! The best ones know how to give fans what they want, but they also have something more – a good sense of humor, a hopeful story, and genuinely exciting action. Those are the movies I find myself revisiting again and again, and I think that’s why so many of us keep going back to them. They just feel good to watch!

The new trailer for Michael gives fans the most detailed preview yet of the film’s ambitious scope, especially showcasing Jaafar Jackson’s remarkable performance as Michael Jackson in his first major movie role. Because the film cast Michael Jackson’s nephew, it strikingly captures the singer’s physical appearance and voice. The trailer shows how carefully the filmmakers recreated his iconic live concerts, personal interviews, and elaborate music videos – all of which helped make him a global superstar.