In December 2024, James Gunn and Peter Safran debuted their DC Universe with the introduction of Creature Commandos. This was followed by Gunn’s Superman film, while Season 2 of Peacemaker is set to premiere next month. In the year 2026, we can expect the arrival of Lanterns, Supergirl, and Clayface.
The brotherly day on the greens was posted jointly by the two to their Instagram’s with the simple caption of ‘Sticks.’ While the video of their game is pretty straightforward, the take away is clearly the handsome shirtless brothers. And the course they were playing on seems just as gorgeous (and a little reminiscent of High School Musical 2). Without further ado, here are the Efron’s tearing it up golfing:
Apart from enjoying repeats of the beloved TV sitcom on Nick at Nite, Warner was an actor I never failed to watch for, and was pleasantly surprised to see appearing in various roles that showcased his remarkable versatility. I thought it would be fitting to reminisce about some of the lesser-known Malcolm-Jamal Warner performances that left me thinking, “Wow, Theo has talent,” and will leave me pining for him for years to come.
The comics you see here were first released during the summer season of 2025. You can still find many of them at your local comic book stores. However, there is one that was only distributed through newsstands.
Production on Marvel Studios’ film titled “Avengers: Doomsday,” helmed by directors Joe and Anthony Russo (popularly known as the Russo Brothers), is underway. The movie is slated for release in December 2026. Following this, a sequel named “Avengers: Secret Wars” will follow suit, premiering one year later.
Extant, featuring the X-Men actress in the lead role, is all set to arrive on Netflix.
Due to decreasing ratings and viewers leaving due to perceived partisan bias, Colbert’s recent outburst, filled with threats of revenge and vulgar remarks, underscores how these shows have transformed from humor into bitter political feuds, pushing away viewers and causing financial loss.
Approximately 40 years after the initial film significantly shaped a specific comedy genre, often referred to as faux documentaries (but not mockumentaries, as Christopher Guest finds that term distasteful), the original team behind This Is Spinal Tap have at last produced a sequel. Titled Spinal Tap II: The Saga Persists, it brings back the classic members of the band: David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel, and Derek Smalls. In our world, they are recognized as Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry Shearer.
When I came across the video of that $80 (or $79.99) popcorn bucket, my immediate thought was “Wow, it’s enormous!” Although I knew it would be big since Marvel advertised it as “the largest popcorn container in the universe” while promoting The Fantastic Four: First Steps, it’s still astounding to fully grasp its size of 17.5 inches tall and 20 inches wide. To truly appreciate its scale, I suggest you check out @3cfilms’ TikTok video about it.
Weapons, directed by Barbarian fame Zach Cregger, has won over the hearts of its critics.