Over the years since his debut in Marvel Comics, Thor has amassed a rather unexpected collection of adversaries, hailing from the divine realm and beyond. The current issue of Thor’s ongoing series hints at an intriguing revival of one such villain.
Today, on September 6th, Doctor Disrespect resumed his live streaming sessions. This broadcast attracted more than 200,000 viewers and focused on Doctor Disrespect explaining his perspective about the recent controversy that arose from allegations of sending inappropriate text messages to a minor. Initially, he acknowledged these accusations as true, but during today’s stream, titled “The Truth,” he partially retracted this confession, suggesting that the situation was not as straightforward as it appeared and previous statements may have oversimplified the matter.
Initially, the Yakuza series centered on portraying tales of Japan’s criminal underworld, a focus it maintained for quite some time. However, more recently, the series has undergone a transformation. In Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the narrative shifted towards sharing intimate, everyday stories about middle-aged protagonists, a trend that its sequel, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, continued to emphasize. It appears this personal storytelling approach is the direction they’ll continue to explore.
The journey of Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” is nearing its conclusion. Last Friday, Hulu unveiled that filming for the sixth and last season has commenced by posting a photo of lead actress Elisabeth Moss holding the slate for the initial scene of the final season’s premiere episode. Moss will also be helming four episodes in this final chapter, including the series finale. Furthermore, it was disclosed that “The Handmaid’s Tale” is set to return in spring 2025, although a precise release date has yet to be specified.
The team behind the hit Netflix show Wednesday and Smallville’s DC favorite are venturing into the realm of comics and horror with their latest work titled The Ice Cream Man. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (via their production company, Millar Gough Ink) have secured the film rights for the chilling Image Comics anthology series, which revolves around The Ice Cream Man character that assumes various forms and weaves diverse horror narratives. At this point, the project is in its early stages, but a hunt for a writer has already begun.
The newly released movie, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” has returned many significant elements that made the original “Beetlejuice” a hit, including director Tim Burton and stars Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton. However, unlike the first film, Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis, who played Adam and Barbara Maitland respectively, did not return to reprise their roles. Initially, there were ideas to have them appear as cameos, but due to the complexities of maintaining their original appearances from 1988 and focusing on other characters, these plans were abandoned. “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” is now showing in cinemas.