Following Ironheart last summer, the newest Marvel live-action series, Wonder Man, is proving popular with viewers. It currently has an 89% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, alongside a 90% approval rating from critics.
Every week, people camp out in front of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, hoping to get tickets to see a live taping of Saturday Night Live. There’s no guarantee of getting in, and they might wait for hours in the cold for nothing. But for some fans, the chance to meet someone like Kenan Thompson and get a signed copy of his book would make it all worthwhile.
Throughout the show, viewers have caught glimpses of Patience’s friends, hinting at their eventual appearance. But due to other storylines focusing on the main ghosts at Woodstone Mansion, their introduction kept getting delayed. Now, that’s finally changing – Sam and Jay are about to deal with four new ghosts joining an already crowded house!
The story begins with a familiar setup – one even casual fans will recognize. It features a person trapped in a cave, building a suit of armor from spare parts, and making a risky attempt to break free.
According to John Rocha from The Hot Mic podcast, sources are suggesting the upcoming Doomsday event could be three hours long. He also mentioned Marvel is potentially planning to release Secret Wars in two parts. However, Rocha noted that these rumors have circulated before, so he’s unsure if the reports contain any new information.
Apple TV has released the first photos from the upcoming fourth season of Ted Lasso, and announced it will be back this summer. You can see the images below.
Many people are familiar with Tanoai Reed, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s longtime stunt double, thanks to the story about Johnson giving him a truck while filming Jungle Cruise. Reed has worked with Johnson since The Scorpion King and has been his stunt double in numerous films throughout Johnson’s career. Now, they’re teaming up again for a new action-adventure sequel with Sony.
Ryan Seacrest, juggling his work on Wheel of Fortune and American Idol, recently shared with People how he maintains his energy after hosting the show for over twenty years and twenty-five seasons. He explained:
Deadline reported that Michael Eidinger’s Brainiac will be the main villain in the upcoming Superman sequel, battling David Corenswet’s Superman. However, Lex Luthor (played by Nicholas Hoult) won’t be completely sidelined. Lex has always been powerful due to his wealth, intelligence, and connections, but Brainiac is different – he possesses immense cosmic power that doesn’t rely on manipulation or strategy. Brainiac’s power is likely to be far beyond anything Lex Luthor is used to dealing with.
