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I recently read an interview with Elle Fanning in *Empire* about *Predator: Badlands*, and she had some really interesting things to say about David Jonsson, who’s in *Alien: Romulus*. Apparently, the cast and crew actually went to see *Romulus* while they were filming! She said Jonsson is a fantastic actor and seeing his performance helped her feel more confident in developing her own character, Thia, as a synthetic for *Predator*. It was cool to hear how his work inspired her to create something unique.

According to a new report from Deadline, Kenan Thompson, known for his work on *Saturday Night Live*, and Johnny Ryan Jr. are creating a movie about the life of wrestler Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage. Their production company, Artists for Artists, is behind the project, currently titled *Macho*. The script was written by Savage’s late brother, Lanny Poffo, and Eric Shapiro, and Kenan Thompson, Johnny Ryan Jr., and Paul Coy Allen of Midas Entertainment Group will produce the film.

Over its eleven seasons and various spin-offs, *The Walking Dead* has featured many memorable villains. However, a few stand out as particularly impactful. Their first appearances are among the show’s best scenes, adding layers to the stories of other characters, reminding us of the series’ origins, and introducing some truly terrifying antagonists. These villain debuts are unforgettable moments in *The Walking Dead*.

Marvel has featured a lot of villains over time, but some just haven’t been very impressive. While these villains aren’t necessarily *weak* – some play important roles in the stories – they lack the memorable presence of other, more popular antagonists. Here are ten Marvel villains who could really use a boost to their villainous reputation.

For years, Hollywood has increasingly turned to online stories and fan-created works for inspiration. Here are five movies you might be surprised to learn started as fan fiction.

Get ready for the next Sony PlayStation State of Play! This livestream will feature about 35 minutes of updates on PS5 games. We already know Housemarque’s new game, Saros, will be shown, but many fans are hoping to see updates on titles like Marvel’s Wolverine and Resident Evil Requiem. Tune in live at 2 PM … Read more

As a movie and TV buff, I always check out Netflix’s monthly updates, and their October newsletter just dropped. While there’s a bunch of fresh content coming, it also brings the usual bummer: a list of shows and movies leaving the service. Most of these titles will be gone by October 1st, so if you’ve been meaning to catch anything on the list, now’s the time!

After seventeen years, it’s become clear how each person has evolved – and unfortunately, most haven’t changed for the better. Determining who is the ‘worst’ among them is difficult, but their true characters are now evident.

As a huge cinema fan, I have to say the original series was a massive hit. Critics loved it, fans went wild for it – especially Grogu, or ‘Baby Yoda’ as everyone called him! It really proved that live-action *Star Wars* on TV could work, something even George Lucas hadn’t explored. But things are shifting now. We all thought Season 4 of *The Mandalorian* was a given – plans were definitely underway at one point. Instead, we’re getting a new series called *The Mandalorian and Grogu*, and it feels like a bigger change is happening within the *Star Wars* universe, and even at Disney as a whole.

Good news for fans: there are plenty of fantastic comics that can recreate that same excitement you felt watching the early Marvel Cinematic Universe. While some of these stories directly inspired the MCU films, not all feature the original characters. However, they all deliver incredible adventures, and these ten picks are sure to satisfy your craving for that classic MCU feel.