Chapter 10 of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, titled “Majority Vote,” returns the story to Earth and concludes the flashback about Maru and Cross’s childhood. Importantly, the author, Akutami, has brought back Yuji Itadori—the main character from the original Jujutsu Kaisen series—a development that could significantly impact the story’s future.
As a huge Batman fan, it’s always been tricky figuring out what really counts as his core story. I mean, you can’t talk about Batman without mentioning the tragedy of his parents – that’s what made him. And even after becoming the Dark Knight, he just kept facing loss, which definitely changed him and made him tougher. But through it all, he was always the guy Gotham – and his family – could depend on, no matter what. At least, that’s how it always seemed… until the ‘Venom’ storyline happened, and things really shifted.
Paul Newman wasn’t just an actor; making movies was deeply personal for him, becoming central to who he was. His films, particularly those from the 1960s, significantly shaped the movie industry. He began with a breakout role in Somebody Up There Likes Me, then truly captivated audiences with his performance in The Hustler, establishing him as a major star. Known for his striking blue eyes and natural charisma, Newman brought those qualities to every character he played. Throughout his career, he consistently pushed himself creatively, becoming a unique and memorable performer. While he created many exceptional films, one stands out as especially impactful, fundamentally changing how prison dramas were made.
Looking at the best-selling video games ever, you won’t find many recent titles. The first game from the 2020s doesn’t appear until number 14: Animal Crossing: New Horizons, with almost 50 million copies sold. Reaching the top of this list takes a lot of time and sales, and no company understands that better than Rockstar Games.
Yamazaki’s previous Godzilla ride at his amusement park already included monsters like King Ghidorah and Rodan, so many fans expect his new movie to introduce a fresh villain. Godzilla has a long history of memorable enemies, including Biollante, Gigan, and the original Anguirus. However, a widely discussed fan theory suggests Godzilla Minus Zero will reimagine Hedorah, also known as the Smog Monster.
As a longtime fan, I thought we’d seen the last of Star Trek on TV after Enterprise ended in 2005. But then Star Trek: Discovery boldly went where no series had gone before – straight to streaming on Paramount+ – and completely revitalized the franchise. Its success wasn’t just a fluke; it kicked off a full-blown Star Trek renaissance. Now, we have not one, but four live-action shows, two animated series, and even a streaming movie, Star Trek: Section 31. It’s a fantastic time to be a Trekkie!
Although many fans believe Will will become a villain, another theory seems more plausible. This idea isn’t as dramatic – it doesn’t suggest Will will turn evil – but it does propose he’ll experience a significant loss in the fight against Vecna. If true, Will will likely be crucial in finally defeating Vecna, but it will come at a great personal cost.
Dan Aykroyd, best known as Ray Stantz from the original Ghostbusters and a writer on the first two movies, recently discussed the franchise’s future on the Talking Strange podcast. According to reports, Aykroyd hinted that more Ghostbusters films could be made.
Nicolas Cage recently discussed the infamous bee attack that happened while filming on a mountaintop in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. Many immediately thought of his famous line, “Not the bees!” from The Wicker Man, but Cage quickly clarified with a laugh that his film, The Carpenter’s Son, isn’t a comedy and the bee incident wasn’t a planned joke. He explained it was simply a mistake during filming. He went on to describe what happened:
It’s easy to see why so many powerful horror films focus on the challenges of growing up as a girl. These movies realistically portray the journey from childhood innocence to the turbulence of teenage years, and they delve into the unique struggles and pressures that contribute to those difficult experiences.