The Avengers Updates account on X (formerly Twitter) recently posted promotional artwork for the upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday. The art is styled like a comic book cover and shows off many of the characters who will be in the film. The main focus is Doctor Doom, easily recognizable with his iconic mask. You can see the post below.
This game is a competitive, team-based shooter, and while it might seem unique, it actually borrows elements from many of the most well-known shooters out there.
This Transformers figure is a special edition designed to celebrate a key moment in the franchise’s history. It’s modeled after Scourge’s look from his first appearance in the 1986 movie. Standing 6.5 inches tall as a robot, this Voyager Class toy can also convert into a futuristic hovercraft with 19 easy steps, just like his vehicle form in the original film.
LEGO has announced two new Winnie the Pooh sets for Disney fans! One is a detailed display model for collectors, and the other is a more budget-friendly option for children. Both sets will be available in March 2026, and you can already pre-order them on Amazon – so don’t wait, as they’re likely to sell out quickly.
This marks a significant improvement from last week, when the series was sixth. Based on the popular manga by Tomoko Yamashita – the creator of The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window – this heartwarming anime offers a relaxing and engaging experience, perfect for viewers looking for a break from fast-paced action. The original manga ran from 2017 to 2023 and was well-received in Japan, but unfortunately, it has never been published in English. This means fans outside of Japan currently have no way to access the manga, whether through online reading or purchasing physical or digital copies.
He wasn’t joking when he said you could likely beat the game even while playing with the controller upside down and mashing buttons – it wouldn’t be good gameplay, but you’d still be able to do some interesting things. Yokoyama also mentioned that with Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Dark Ties, the team is releasing everything they currently have available. He added that they might release even more content in the future, depending on what fans want.
Layoffs haven’t been much different in other countries, with 28% of workers losing their jobs in the past two years. An additional 17% experienced layoffs just in the last year. The report suggests the actual number of layoffs is probably even higher, as it doesn’t include instances where the same person was laid off more than once.
Casting Dave Franco was a pretty easy decision. We always audition top actors, and then we have our team, including Pete, listen to clips of their previous work to see if their voice fits the character. Dave Franco immediately stood out as the right choice. We were confident he’d be great, so we offered him the role, and he absolutely nailed it.
A long-standing principle of Star Trek, known as the “Roddenberry Rule,” dictated that stories should focus on external conflicts – threats from outside the ship – rather than drama between the crew members. This rule became a benchmark for the franchise. However, the new series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, frequently breaks this rule by centering stories around conflicts between its main characters. Interestingly, one of the show’s actors argues that this doesn’t actually violate the original intent of the rule.
A new report suggests that Dave Filoni’s planned movie set in the New Republic era isn’t confirmed. While it’s still being considered, Lucasfilm might turn it into a limited series on Disney+ if the upcoming The Mandalorian and Grogu movie doesn’t perform well in theaters. The report also indicates that a third season of Ahsoka hasn’t been officially approved and may not happen at all.