DC Comics is full of powerful heroes and villains capable of incredible feats, like destroying planets. However, having such immense power often comes with large egos, and these characters are no exception. Here’s a look at some of the most arrogant and self-centered individuals in the DC Universe.
Exactly 17 years ago today, on May 14, 2009, the TV show My Name Is Earl unexpectedly ended. The final episode of Season 4, called “Dodge’s Dad,” was meant to start a new direction for the show’s long-running storyline about the Hickey family. In it, Earl learns he’s actually Dodge’s biological father – a son Joy previously believed was from a one-night stand. The same DNA tests also revealed that Darnell wasn’t Earl Jr.’s father, completely changing a key relationship on the show. The episode ended with a “To be Continued” message as the characters reacted in shock at the hospital, but NBC cancelled the show before they could solve the paternity mystery in a fifth season.
Be careful! The following information contains a major spoiler for Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, Chapter 34. Sarada recently used her powerful Mangekyo Sharingan in battle, and as a result, her eyesight is now failing. The Uchiha clan has long known that using this ability carries the risk of permanent blindness – a danger highlighted by Sasuke and Itachi. It appears Sarada is now facing this same issue. A preview for Chapter 34, which will be released next week, shows Sakura telling Sarada this difficult news.
Sony recently released a behind-the-scenes video called Spider-Man: Brand New Day – Practical Production, showcasing the filming of the movie’s opening action sequence and the impressive stunts performed on location. The video highlights the practical effects used for Spider-Man’s web-slinging and reveals a new, colder-weather costume for Peter Parker – featuring the suit worn under a winter jacket and coat. You can see the new look in the video around the five-second mark.
With major gaming events like Summer Game Fest and the Xbox Games Showcase just around the corner, we’re starting to think about what people would like to see in a PlayStation State of Play livestream in May 2026.
I was reading up on how Bandai Namco is using AI, and it’s pretty interesting. They’re using it to dig through tons of old data and resources, which makes sense. But so far, they haven’t said anything about actually creating game assets – like characters or environments – with AI tools like the ones everyone’s talking about right now. It’s all about research and looking back at what they’ve already got, as far as we know.
The upcoming game, Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, won’t be overly lengthy. As explained by Hudson, a shorter experience can be more appealing. He believes a game that takes 200 hours to complete can be daunting, and players often prefer something they can start and finish in a reasonable amount of time – perhaps around 20 hours – without feeling stuck in the first section.
Despite being a creation of the author’s imagination, the character Zaza possesses immense and frightening power. The author, Eiichiro Oda, specifically requested a scary and impressive portrayal of her, as shared by music composer Kohei Tanaka in a now-deleted post. A fan, @DawnStussy, captured a screenshot of the post and translated it, further fueling excitement about Zaza’s eventual anime appearance, even though it’s still a ways off. Oda has high hopes for how the anime staff will bring this powerful character to life.
