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In a thrilling turn of events, Riri Williams returns to the scene as the highly anticipated series, Ironheart, officially premiered in the 2025 TV lineup. Excited Disney+ subscribers have been gifted with the first three episodes of this limited series, brimming with intriguing advancements. One such plot twist is the disclosure of a substantial connection between the show and the Iron Man lore. Indeed, Riri Williams possesses her own armored suit, reminiscent of the one worn by the late Tony Stark. However, there’s an even more profound link that binds the series to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s inaugural film.

Currently, no movie studio has faced such extensive and prolonged damage as Pixar during the global pandemic. While some of its films were released directly on Disney+, this could have conditioned audiences to watch Pixar movies at home. However, only the sequel Inside Out 2 was a resounding success. Unfortunately, since then, Pixar has experienced a significant decline in its standing.

During the initial half of 2025, numerous news articles and rumors have swirled about Justin Bieber’s wellbeing. A Us Weekly article analyzed how his social media activity has appeared “confused and coded.” According to their report, a source hinted that there are difficulties in Justin’s life, particularly with his wife, as the situation seems stressful for Hailey. Supporting this claim, the source suggested:

1. “Things aren’t going smoothly at present” (between him and his wife)
2. “Justin’s actions are causing strain on Hailey these days.”

First Reaction – F1 is one of the most unrealistic sports dramas ever made.

Based on reports from Daniel Richtman (via Cosmic Marvel), it seems that Marvel Studios intends to bring back the character, Ultron, across several upcoming MCU projects following his role in “Vision Quest.” While the 2026 Disney+ series will be Ultron’s initial appearance in the main MCU timeline since 2015’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” it appears that Marvel Studios has significant plans for him, which they plan to establish in the upcoming “Vision Quest” next year.

As a passionate film enthusiast, I recently unearthed some long-lost talent evaluations from 1997 that I penned for a certain Mr. McMahon. Some of these notes were quite blunt. While perusing one particularly harsh critique on Sable, my co-host Brian Last questioned if McMahon would have been displeased with me for criticizing her, given his aggressive promotion of her at the time. Here’s what I had to say…

In a break from a decades-long tradition, it has been confirmed that the upcoming Superman movie will not feature the Warner Bros. logo at the start. Instead, James Gunn announced on Threads that there is no Warner Bros. introduction. He added that this film is a DC Studios production, suggesting that the opening scene of Superman might present the DC Studios logo rather than the usual Warner Bros. shield.

However, it’s Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt) who has faced a series of hardships after retiring from racing due to an accident. Since then, he’s been through multiple marriages, worked as a poker player, driven taxis, and currently resides in a camper van, taking on driving jobs at small-scale racing events. Yet, his old friend Ruben (Javier Bardem), now a team manager on the brink of collapse, tries to bring Sonny back to the big leagues. Ruben’s team is struggling, especially with its self-assured and arrogant young driver Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), who resembles P Diddy’s younger brother when he wears sunglasses and earrings, but seems to favor engine oil over baby oil. Unimpressed by Sonny, Joshua dismissively calls him an “old man.