As Jennifer Lopez went through the final stages of her two-year marriage with the actor from “Good Will Hunting”, which eventually led to a divorce agreement in January, she leaned on her longtime companion, Loren Ridinger, for comfort during this challenging time.
During both summers, we’ll film ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ followed by its sequel,” Mackie explained. “There will be plenty more coming up for us.
Currently, Campbell is actively publicizing his upcoming film titled “Cleaner“, set to be released on February 21st. However, during an interview with ComicBook, the director found himself answering questions regarding his past work on “Green Lantern“. When asked about Ryan Reynolds’ jabs about “Green Lantern” in the “Deadpool” films, the director admitted that he has noticed them but hasn’t had a private conversation about it with the actor yet.
In a touching fan artwork shared by @rihirihi613 on X, Ace and Yamato are delightfully depicted in an alternate universe scenario from “One Piece”. The illustration showcases Ace teasing Yamato with a playful pinch to the cheeks while standing behind them, and Yamato returning the affection with a warm embrace. The artist’s unique touch lends a striking handsomeness to both characters, as they exchange radiant blushes. Notably, the artwork also portrays a cute scene of the duo passed out together, possibly after an evening of drinking – a nod to their first encounter in the series.
According to SteamDB’s recent leak, it appears that a new edition of “Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2” titled “Enhanced Edition” may be on its way. A User License Agreement (EULA) reveals that Aspyr Media, who also own Beamdog, is involved in the project. Notably, Beamdog has previously worked on “Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition”, as well as ports for “Baldur’s Gate”, “Baldur’s Gate 2”, and “Icewind Dale”. Given their track record, it would make sense for them to develop this potential sequel’s Enhanced Edition.
Instead of simply iconic, these anime hold a deep sense of nostalgia. Listening to their timeless opening themes can instantly transport you back to your childhood, where you were captivated by the TV screen, unable to tear yourself away. These shows were not merely entertainment; they were an integral part of growing up. And despite the passage of time, they retain that same enchanting allure. Let’s reminisce and rediscover the 10 most nostalgic ’90s anime that made us laugh, cry, and kindle our love for anime.