Movies

Anime in the 2020s has been full of incredible action sequences. Studios are investing heavily in high-quality animation and compelling stories that are both surprising and emotionally resonant. From battles with spirits in deserted train stations to clashes between ancient forces in vibrant settings, shows like Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, and Solo Leveling showcase the potential of the medium. What truly makes these fights stand out isn’t just the visuals, but how deeply they’re connected to the characters’ feelings and journeys.

Details about the upcoming Secret Wars movie have been slipping out during development, but filming hasn’t started yet, so much of the plot remains a secret. Recently, Marvel Studios held a public event discussing the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including the 2027 Avengers film. At the event, they may have hinted at important details about Secret Wars, possibly revealing the main villain of the entire Multiverse Saga.

Whether it’s glamorous locations like Rodeo Drive or authentic rodeos, many top TV creators find inspiration in specific settings. Here’s a list of the best TV shows set in each of the 50 states, plus Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.

Keep tissues handy – these shows are incredibly moving and will likely leave you heartbroken. While some characters don’t find resolution or relief, others experience a glimmer of hope. Regardless of how things turn out, you’ll be impressed by the performances, storytelling, and overall quality of the production. You’ll be so captivated, you’ll wish they could continue, but each story reaches a natural conclusion.

I was so excited to hear that the Duffer Brothers were at Lucca Comics and Games in Italy with some of the cast! Apparently, Ross Duffer admitted that finishing the show was incredibly stressful, but thankfully they actually knew how it would all end from the start. It’s a relief to know they had a plan, even if it was tough to get there!

The Daily Mail reported that Millie Bobby Brown allegedly filed a complaint about David Harbour, though details of what happened haven’t been released. The report clarified the complaint wasn’t related to sexual misconduct. According to sources, Netflix started looking into the situation before filming began on the fifth season of Stranger Things. A source for the Daily Mail also provided some comments.

While Crash Landing on You is popular, it might not be the best choice for someone new to K-dramas. It uses many common themes that long-time fans will recognize, but its complex plot can be confusing for beginners. Although Crash Landing on You was a big hit, there are many other excellent K-dramas that might appeal to a wider audience.

This show centers around an actor struggling to break free from the typecast he’s created. He’s best known for playing a detective, and now people struggle to see him as anything else. This mirrors what can happen in real life, particularly for Lee, the actor who became globally famous playing Gi-hun. Instead of being limited by this success, he’s using it as inspiration, joining a trend of actors playing fictionalized versions of themselves in TV shows, making the roles feel incredibly personal.

A 26-year-old recently shared her creative Halloween costume inspired by Wonder Woman, specifically referencing the iconic look made famous by Lynda Carter. Carter herself quickly noticed the tribute and responded on X (formerly Twitter):

I was really excited about I Love LA when it was first announced as a pilot earlier this year, so I’m disappointed with how the series turned out. It doesn’t feel as polished as Shiva Baby, as fresh as Bottoms, or as funny and charming as either of those shows. While it tries to delve into the problems with unhealthy relationships, it presents the idea in a very obvious way. The story follows one friend who starts spending time with a new group and experiences what a healthy relationship feels like.