Details about Mortal Kombat II are still scarce, but dedicated fans are excited that the new movie will finally center around the iconic tournament. The trailer featured Johnny Cage and other beloved characters. However, it seems we shouldn’t get too comfortable with them, as producer Jeremy Tan hinted to ComicBook that several characters will die in the sequel.
In a recent interview on the Stronger Podcast, the actor discussed his future with Marvel Studios and how much longer he plans to play the role of Bucky Barnes. He explained that he wants to bring something new to the character, saying, “I have to try to offer something different than before.”
The popular romantic comedy series, inspired by creator Erin Foster’s personal experiences, follows a podcast host who’s unsure about religion (Kristen Bell) and a rabbi (Adam Brody) as they fall in love. Despite coming from very different worlds and having different beliefs, they navigate the joys and challenges of a new relationship. The first season premiered on Netflix on September 26, 2024, and quickly received positive feedback, with viewers loving the charming and realistic portrayal of Joanne and Noah’s romance. While the second season received slightly less positive reviews—dropping from a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes to 78%—it was still applauded for its witty writing, excellent actors, and its unique perspective on relationships between people from different backgrounds.
Via Variety, the first image of Cynthia Erivo in Prime Facie was revealed:
Matthew Macfadyen recently appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss his future projects. He was asked about voicing a new audiobook and stepping into the role of the famous villain previously played by Ralph Fiennes in the films. Macfadyen shared his excitement about taking on the part, explaining that he was very pleased to be involved.
The popular sci-fi movie, which earned $521.9 million worldwide, is now streaming on Disney+ as of November 5, 2025. It was released for digital rental or purchase on September 23rd, and became available on Blu-ray, 4K UHD, and DVD the next month.
At a New York City showing of Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, director Rian Johnson explained that the third film in the Daniel Craig series won’t function as a conclusive ending like Return of the Jedi. According to Gold Derby, Johnson told the audience at the Paris Theater that while it is a trilogy, the idea of it being his equivalent to Return of the Jedi was amusing to him.
Kim thought she could handle Jimmy’s unpredictable behavior without compromising her own integrity. While she’d point out when he skirted the rules, she’d make excuses when he truly broke them. Her subtle smile after he forged documents related to Mesa Verde revealed everything. She was fully aware of his wrongdoing, understood it was wrong, but allowed it to happen because it served her purposes. This one choice fundamentally changed the show’s moral landscape: she didn’t simply accept Jimmy’s schemes—she began to actively participate in them.
The legal issues began when Blake Lively filed a complaint against Wayfarer Studios, which then led filmmaker Justin Baldoni to sue for defamation, seeking $400 million in damages. While Baldoni’s initial case was dismissed in June with the opportunity to revise it, he failed to do so, resulting in the judge officially ending his countersuit. However, Baldoni still intends to pursue the matter, as his attorney, Bryan Freedman, recently stated to People magazine:
Maridueña will play Portgas D. Ace, a fan-favorite character who is revealed to be Luffy’s brother.