Even after eight seasons of growth in My Hero Academia, Deku still can’t defeat Shigaraki Tomura alone. Luckily, he’s getting help from the previous users of One For All, who are working with him to create a plan to take down the most powerful villain in history. However, this victory will come with a significant sacrifice.
Thompson gives a compelling performance in a new version of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler. The character of Hedda is strong and usually in charge. She’s attractive, clever, and determined to get what she desires, but also hides a deep sadness. She can be both icy and charming, sincere and manipulative, all while trying to conceal the pain that motivates her.
A new photo posted on Snyder’s Instagram shows Jared Leto as he appeared in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. He has long hair and is wearing a Gotham City Police S.W.A.T. vest, and he’s holding a gun.
Even though the new season isn’t out for five months, Netflix has revealed that Cole Escola will be joining the cast of One Piece season 3. Escola, known for Big Mouth, identifies as non-binary and uses they/them pronouns. They will play Bon Clay, also called Mr. 2 and Bentham – a character who can perfectly copy anyone he touches. Unlike the original anime, this version of Bon Clay will be portrayed as a non-binary character. You can see the official announcement below.
Joe Deckelmeier from MovieWeb spoke with director Jalmari Helander while he was promoting SISU: Road to Revenge, the follow-up to his 2022 action film. Deckelmeier asked Helander about his plans for a new film exploring the history of Rambo. When asked if his version of Rambo would be as violently creative as SISU, Helander responded:
Comedy Central has renewed Jon Stewart’s contract for The Daily Show for another year, extending it through December 2026. His previous contract was set to expire in December 2025.
In a statement provided to The Hollywood Reporter, Laura Dern shared the news of Diane Ladd’s death:
The team is putting the final touches on their dance for “Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night,” in which they’ll be performing a jive to Elton John’s “I’m Still Standing.” He’s going to have to put on a show to outshine Robert Irwin’s jive in the DWTS Season 34 premiere, but based on this Instagram Reel from the beginning of training to the end, I think he’s going to crush it:
The story began as a classic, though unusual, Stephen King thriller. However, it gained new relevance with the rise of internet slang, specifically the term “stan.” This word, originating from Eminem’s song of the same name, describes an obsessive and sometimes dangerous level of fandom, inspired by the song’s narrative of a fan driven to violence in their devotion to the rapper.
Lionsgate now owns the rights to continue the Expendables franchise, whether through new movies or a TV series. While the studio previously distributed the last four films, they now have complete control of the property after reaching a deal with Millennium Media. This deal also includes the upcoming Rambo prequel with Noah Centineo. Although Lionsgate hasn’t announced any specific plans for The Expendables, with Sylvester Stallone taking a step back from action roles, Jason Statham could potentially take the lead in a future installment.