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The Netflix series titled “Mr. McMahon” offers a comprehensive look at the life and career of Vince McMahon, portraying both his professional and private self. The six-part documentary takes viewers through the entire journey of this former WWE Chairman, from joining his father’s wrestling business to the sex trafficking lawsuit that marked the end of his WWE involvement. In the series, Vince often dismisses comparisons between his villainous, womanizing, and manipulative on-screen character and his true nature. However, some WWE stars have contradicted these claims, with some stating that “Mr. McMahon” is a reflection of the real Vince, while others assert that there’s no distinction between the two characters in reality.

Actor Vincent D’Onofrio, starring in “Daredevil: Born Again,” has been hinting subtly about a well-known storyline being incorporated into the series. At a recent Dragon Con panel, a fan inquired if D’Onofrio would consider portraying the Marvel villain from the popular “Devil’s Reign” storyline in the show. There’s been much conjecture about D’Onofrio potentially embodying this character in the upcoming “Daredevil: Born Again.” When directly asked, the actor skillfully provided a coy response that hinted at something without revealing all the details. The audience was surprised to receive an answer that touched on the truth, suggesting that Marvel Studios is aiming high with the upcoming show.

Over the past ten years, I’ve noticed that anime has been skyrocketing in popularity. It’s taken over pop culture and is making big sales overseas, attracting lots of attention. Even the popular streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime have jumped on the bandwagon. Now, it seems Max is joining the party! They’ve just sealed a deal with a significant Japanese platform, signaling their own push into anime streaming.

WWE persists in investing heavily in its high-priced, live spectacles. After enduring a 16-month worldwide pandemic that led to fanless performances, the entertainment powerhouse in sports has incorporated the “big four” events, such as the WWE Royal Rumble and WWE SummerSlam, into their stadium lineup. These events, initially staged in arenas, have now been transformed to resemble the massive crowds seen at WWE WrestleMania. Among these events, WWE SummerSlam stands out as a “second Showcase of the Immortals,” given its substantial fan attendance and the fact that it’s the only other premium live event on WWE’s calendar that offers as many matches as one night of a WWE WrestleMania card.

One strength of the series “Jujutsu Kaisen” lies in its portrayal of conflict. This supernatural storyline has consistently demonstrated a fascination with violence, as our protagonists are often engaged in battles. From common curse users to high-grade curses, we’ve witnessed a variety of fights that span the spectrum of imagination within “Jujutsu Kaisen”. Recently, the manga left readers on the edge of their seats during Yuji’s intense confrontation with Sukuna. Now, one fan is gaining popularity by recreating that epic battle in real life.

For the very first time, pre-orders for the PS5 Pro and the PS5 30th Anniversary Collection were made available today exclusively on PlayStation Direct. The premium PS5 Pro bundle, priced at $1,000, comes with a design reminiscent of the classic PS1, making it one of the highlights in this special edition. Those opting for either the regular PS5 Pro or the 30th Anniversary consoles were all directed to PlayStation Direct. Until October 10, this is the sole platform offering pre-orders not just for the standard PS5 Pro, but also for the 30th Anniversary PS5 Pro bundle and 30th Anniversary PS5. This led to a significant number of PlayStation enthusiasts being placed in a single waiting room with other consumers and resellers, all eagerly hoping to secure their spot near the front. Unsurprisingly, the situation became chaotic.