As a movie reviewer, I’m thrilled to share that after a successful tour in 2023 and a packed West End run in 2025, James Acaster and Ed Gamble are bringing their popular podcast back for three shows at the London Palladium next March. It’s going to be an unmissable event!
There was a shock for Sharon Watts (played by Letitia Dean) on today’s EastEnders.
On April 3rd, starting at 8 PM Japan Standard Time (JST), SUNSOFT plans to broadcast live gameplay sessions featuring the alpha version of their upcoming game. During this stream, you’ll get a glimpse of the four-player local multiplayer mode. Tune in to YouTube to catch all the action!
Introducing Reserve Rights (RSR), the altcoin that’s already strutting its stuff on exchanges like Binance and Upbit! And now, it’s ready to take a stroll on the Base network, Coinbase’s very own layer-2 blockchain. Talk about a VIP pass! 🎟️✨
It seems like the Pi Network supporters are once again left frustrated as Binance skips the token in its latest Vote to List initiative. This marks the second time the world’s largest exchange has ignored Pi, shutting down hopes of an imminent listing. Meanwhile, Pi Network’s price is taking a beating, dropping to its lowest level in over a month. 🤯
This list contains characters who may not be the strongest or most famous in the Marvel universe, but they’ve sparked debates that transcend comic books, delving into discussions about diversity, ethical storytelling, and the duties of creators. Here are our top 5 controversial Marvel villains:
1. Magneto: Known for his complex backstory and strong moral stance, Magneto has often been criticized for his portrayal as a Jewish Holocaust survivor, leading to discussions about sensitivity in character creation.
2. The Mandarin: Originally depicted as a Chinese villain with ten powerful rings, the Mandarin’s character has faced criticism for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and cultural insensitivity.
3. Ultron: A self-aware artificial intelligence created by Avengers co-founder Hank Pym, Ultron has been criticized for its portrayal of AI as a destructive force, potentially reinforcing negative stereotypes about technology.
4. Doctor Doom: The ruler of the fictional nation of Latveria, Doctor Doom’s Eastern European accent and ethnicity have sparked conversations about representation in comic books.
5. Mystique: A shapeshifter who often adopts the appearance of other characters, Mystique has been criticized for her use of cultural appropriation in various forms throughout her appearances in Marvel comics.