On the New Heights podcast, Jason Kelce wondered if the Chiefs were already focusing on securing a home-field advantage in the playoffs. Travis responded that they’re not looking that far ahead, and right now, their only focus is the next game.
Huntik was created by and produced by Rainbow S.p.A., in partnership with Rai Fiction. Interestingly, the English dub was developed alongside the original Italian version, and sometimes even released before it. The first season aired on The CW in the US and CITV in the UK, while the second season was shown on Nickelodeon in many countries after Nickelodeon partially bought Rainbow. Although the show generally received positive feedback, it was canceled after two seasons, partly due to the lack of success with its accompanying card game. The final 15 episodes weren’t broadcast on TV and were only available online. While Huntik has largely been forgotten, it still has a small but loyal following.
With 2025 nearing its end, Marvel Studios has shared a trailer for Wonder Man, giving fans a first look at how Simon Williams joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The trailer finally reveals what Wonder Man’s powers are! You can watch it below:
On November 4th, Brie Larson posted a photo on her Instagram Story with the simple message, “VOTED!” However, a smaller caption and accompanying emoji caught fans’ attention. She wrote, “Ignore the wig 🤫,” referring to a long, blonde hairstyle. This wig closely resembles the look Captain Marvel had in the recent Marvel movie, The Marvels (2023), sparking speculation among fans.
This musical follows the complex, thirty-year relationship between composer Franklin Shepard and his two close friends: writer Mary and playwright/lyricist Charley. First appearing on Broadway in 1981, it quickly became a beloved and innovative show, and features some of Stephen Sondheim’s most famous and deeply personal songs.
Netflix has stopped reporting “monthly active users” (MAU), a common measurement in streaming, and is now focusing on “monthly active viewers” (MAV) instead. MAV counts subscribers who watch at least one minute of advertising on Netflix each month, taking into account how many people in a household are watching. Netflix recently announced it has over 190 million monthly active viewers on its ad-supported plan using this new metric.
Jennifer Lawrence recently revealed on the Las Culturistas podcast that she and Emma Stone are working together to produce a movie about Miss Piggy. The screenplay is being written by Cole Escola, known for the play Oh, Mary!
I was shocked to hear about what supposedly happened to Diddy back in October. His friend, Charlucci Finney, said someone actually put a knife to his throat while he was sleeping! Apparently, they weren’t sure if Diddy fought the person off himself or if his security team intervened. Finney thought it was probably more of a scare tactic than a real attempt on Diddy’s life, but now it sounds like some of the story might not be entirely accurate.
I’m already excited about the new psychological thriller starring Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, Die My Love—the trailer left me feeling really uneasy! But her next project sounds completely different. She’s working with some amazing talent on a movie all about the iconic Miss Piggy.
I remember when anime was struggling in the US – the dubbing was often poor, it was hard to find on TV, and a lot of American viewers just didn’t ‘get’ it. Then Toonami made a brilliant move: they scheduled Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z back-to-back. It completely changed everything. Suddenly, a whole generation discovered anime through those shows, and it really shifted how Americans saw the medium. People who’d missed the original Dragon Ball could finally start at the beginning and understand everything that was happening as Goku grew from a young fighter to an incredibly powerful hero. That created a real connection and made the story so much more rewarding. Honestly, it gave the series the momentum and cultural impact it needed to really succeed here, and it felt like it saved Dragon Ball in America.