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In late July, the action-packed duo of Deadpool and Wolverine graced the silver screen, and it has since become one of this year’s biggest blockbusters as well as the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever. Note: Spoilers lie ahead! The film boasted a number of unexpected appearances, including Chris Evans as Johnny Storm and Henry Cavill as a variant of Wolverine, along with a group of cherished heroes in The Void. However, one familiar face was conspicuously absent from the new movie – Rob McElhenney, best known for “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Despite being friends with Ryan Reynolds and co-owning a football club together, McElhenney’s cameo did not make it into the final cut. Recently, Reynolds shared on Instagram an homage to his friend and revealed why that scene didn’t make it into the movie.

According to recent reports, it appears that Scarlet Witch could make a comeback in Marvel’s “Vision Quest” series, following the announcement of James Spader’s return as Ultron. This exciting news comes after Deadline reported that Elizabeth Olsen might reprise her role as Wanda Maximoff in the upcoming show. Fans have been speculating about Scarlet Witch since the end of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” where it seemed she had passed away, but in the world of comics, death is not always permanent. (Although the MCU’s official timeline suggests her death on Wundagore Mountain.)

Actor Dan Stevens has garnered significant recognition for his performances in series such as FX’s “Legion” and Hulu’s “Solar Opposites,” along with recent movies like the horror movie “Abigail” and “Godzilla vs. Kong: The New Empire.” Yet, it was an unconventional path to fame for Stevens in the late 2010s: whispers circulated that he was tied to a significant Marvel Studios production, which he himself helped fuel, despite it being nothing more than gossip at the time. In a recent interview, Stevens discusses why he chose to toy with fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – and the consequences of such actions.

As a long-time fan of J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” series, I have been eagerly anticipating the release of Season 2 of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” on Amazon Prime Video. However, recent news about a major character, Bronwyn, not returning for the new season has left me feeling somewhat disheartened.

The Shibuya Incident Storyline in ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ saw numerous deaths among its cast of energy-wielding characters, largely orchestrated by Suguru Geto. Unlike the mastermind behind season two, Geto didn’t aim to eliminate the enigmatic teacher with the blindfold, Gojo. Instead, he trapped the Jujutsu Tech instructor within the Prison Realm, allowing him to set his scheme for Shibuya and the impending Culling Game into action. Recently, a cosplayer has successfully recreated both Geto and his companion Kenjaku, capturing their likenesses perfectly through impressive cosplay.

The duo of Deadpool and Wolverine keeps pushing the classic “Bye, Bye, Bye” by *NSYNC to unprecedented levels. This week, it climbed up to #12 on the UK’s Official Streaming Chart. Remarkably, this song, which is older than the chart itself by a few decades, has managed to make such a significant leap! The joint adventure of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in the MCU has not only boosted box office earnings but also keeps the spirit of the Y2K era alive in pop culture. Interestingly, even Madonna’s “Like A Prayer” has experienced a similar positive impact from the movie. Although not every video on everyone’s For You Page features Deadpool dancing this iconic move, there are still plenty to be found.