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Over the last year, the quality of subtitles on Crunchyroll has been getting worse, and unfortunately, it’s expected to decline further. A user on Reddit, mudda-hello, recently found out that Crunchyroll has lowered the quality of its subtitles for the Fall 2025 anime season – a move many fans see as particularly disappointing. The platform has largely stopped using typesetting in its subtitles, which makes them harder to read and diminishes the overall viewing experience. It appears the change is simply to cut costs, as better-formatted subtitles are more expensive to produce.

I’m so excited! Production on Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Doomsday has officially finished! It’s being directed by the incredible Joe and Anthony Russo – you probably know them as the Russo Brothers. We can finally mark our calendars because it’s set to hit theaters in 2026. And if that wasn’t enough, the sequel, Avengers: Secret Wars, is already planned for 2027! I can’t wait!

In the very first season of the show, viewers met a large chicken who gave Peter Griffin an outdated coupon. This seemingly small moment sparked one of Family Guy‘s most hilarious running gags: a spontaneous, often unexpected, fight between Peter and the chicken that continued for over twenty-five years. However, last season, the chicken – named Earnie – was written off the show. According to Executive Producer Alec Sulkin, who spoke with TV Line, the giant chicken is probably staying dead, and he explained why:

Currently, Paramount+ hasn’t greenlit the project, but that hasn’t stopped former Enterprise writer and producer Mike Sussman from trying to build fan enthusiasm for it. In an interview with TrekMovie.com, he mentioned the potential spinoff exploring a period never shown in the original series: the Romulan War.

Besides fictional characters, the MCU has also featured real people. Several individuals, such as Elon Musk and David Hasselhoff, appeared as themselves or inspired characters within the stories. However, actors have only been hired to *play* real people in the MCU on five occasions. These include Cedric Benjamin as Jamel Shabazz in Luke Cage, and Joseph Culp as Franklin D. Roosevelt in Agents of SHIELD. Florence Schaffner, William A. Scott, and Frank Morris also fall into this category.

The BBC’s The Traitors quickly became a hit when it first aired in 2022. Remarkably, it’s continuing to grow in popularity, with recent episodes attracting around 10 million viewers each. It remains to be seen if the celebrity version will be as well-received. We’re particularly excited to see how these famous athletes, comedians, actors, and broadcasters handle the intense pressure of being constantly watched by their fellow celebrities – whether they’re questioned at the Round Table or having their reactions observed at breakfast after hearing about the latest ‘murder’.

For guests of the Swan and Dolphin, and Shades of Green, the window to purchase for 2026 opens on October 9, 2025. The general public can begin their purchases on October 14, 2025.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is visually stunning, featuring incredible animation and exciting action scenes. However, the film’s impact is often lessened by uneven pacing, which could have been improved. Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc avoids this issue by keeping the story moving without getting bogged down in unnecessary or sudden flashbacks and explanations. While Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle generated a lot of buzz and achieved impressive viewership numbers, Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc is likely to be remembered as the stronger film after the initial excitement fades and people have time to reflect.

In addition to this, a lot of viewers aren’t convinced by the explanations provided, feeling they lack credibility. Following the developments in Episode 4, fans have proposed a compelling theory regarding a specific, debated character, and it seems to gain more traction with each new episode showcasing this enigmatic leader.

The competition to replace Bob Iger as CEO of The Walt Disney Company is becoming a highly anticipated event, drawing attention from both Hollywood and the broader business world. Although Iger maintains that no decision has been reached, most indications suggest that Josh D’Amaro, currently head of Disney Parks, is the leading candidate to become the next Disney CEO-even though Iger reportedly wasn’t pleased when this possibility was discussed publicly. It’s a closely watched battle, and many believe D’Amaro is the frontrunner.