In his 2019 memoir, musician Moby claimed he briefly dated actress Natalie Portman in 1999, when he was 33 and she was 18. Portman strongly denied this. For years, Moby maintained that they had a relationship, but he now sees things a bit differently.
Chun-Li is a hugely popular character from the Street Fighter series, and the latest actress to play her joins a line of well-known performers. Kristin Kreuk played Chun-Li in the 2009 film Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, and Ming-Na Wen played her in the 1994 movie. Although Wen was the first to portray Chun-Li in a dedicated Street Fighter film, she wasn’t the first to bring the character to life on screen. Before Street Fighter had its own movie, Jackie Chan actually dressed as Chun-Li in a 1993 action-comedy, making him the first actor to portray her in live-action.
So far, Toy Story 5 has replaced four actors, and it looks like Jeff Garlin might be among them – he’s missing from the list of returning cast members, despite appearing briefly in the trailer. While his role was likely small anyway, especially with so many new characters (including multiple Buzz Lightyears), it’s not confirmed. Several other actors from Toy Story 4 aren’t currently listed as returning, and while some late additions are possible, it seems some characters won’t be back, either because their story has ended or due to practical reasons. Here’s a rundown of the characters we likely won’t see in Toy Story 5…
As a lifelong Trekkie, I always thought the rivalry between Kirk and Khan was the greatest thing ever. They weren’t just fighting each other, they represented totally different ideas about where humanity should go, and that conflict just kept building and building until it exploded. That famous scene where Kirk screams Khan’s name? Chills every time! Honestly, Star Trek hasn’t given us a feud quite that intense since… until what’s happening now, it seems.
Let’s celebrate inspiring heroes by looking at seven who consistently choose what’s right, even when things are difficult. While everyone struggles sometimes, these heroes always return to their core values. They each possess an inner strength and goodness that can’t be destroyed, no matter what challenges they face. Let’s explore what makes these heroes so admirable.
Here are the five Rockstar Games you forgot were awesome.
Several promising series in Shonen Jump haven’t yet received an anime adaptation, despite being long enough to support at least one season – or even a multi-year show. At the very least, they have enough content for a special anime presentation. Here are seven Shonen Jump series that deserve an anime announcement this year.
It’s clear a lot happened between the two timelines to turn the younger Bill Randa into the cynical man who wanted to destroy all Titans. Luckily, the second season of the Apple TV series promises to explain how Bill changed, which makes sense considering the first season ended with a major cliffhanger involving Kong.
The novels featuring Jack Reacher were previously turned into two Tom Cruise films, but fans weren’t particularly impressed. This new Reacher show is a much more accurate and gritty adaptation, capturing the intense action and violence of the books. Plus, Alan Ritchson, who plays Reacher, physically embodies the character as described in the novels far better than previous portrayals.
The X-Files followed FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, along with their colleagues, as they investigated mysterious and often supernatural unsolved cases. Think aliens, strange black oil, and shadowy government figures – it was full of thrilling mysteries!