Kid Rock Reacts to Lip Syncing Accusations in Alternate Halftime Show

After people online noticed that Kid Cudi seemed to be lip-syncing during his performance at the Turning Point USA All American Halftime Show—which happened at the same time as Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance—he explained that the mismatch between his words and the music was due to a technical issue with the production.

John Cena’s Overlooked 2010s Animated Movie Just Arrived on HBO Max

The animated comedy Ferdinand, directed by Carlos Saldanha and featuring John Cena as the voice of the main character, is now available on HBO Max. The film tells the story of Ferdinand, a gentle Spanish fighting bull who prefers flowers to fighting. He finds happiness on a farm with a young girl, but is unexpectedly returned to his former owners and forced back into the bullfighting arena. With the help of some unlikely friends – a funny goat, three hedgehogs, and another kind cow – Ferdinand tries to escape and return to the peaceful ranch he loves.

New Power Rangers Disney+ Reboot Faces Major Problem The Franchise Never Had Before

The original Power Rangers thrived on traditional TV because networks had more airtime to fill, allowing for a full 50-episode season of action and adventure. This new reboot, however, is designed for streaming, meaning it will have significantly fewer episodes. This creates a challenge in developing the relationships and teamwork within the new Ranger team.

One of The Darkest Anime Hit a Major Milestone

I first encountered Made in Abyss as a manga back in 2012, and the creator, Akihito Tsukushi, has been consistently delivering intense and often dark stories ever since. It’s become a really solid part of the anime world, expanding into an anime series, several movies, and even a video game. I recently learned that over twenty-two million copies of the manga are now in circulation – a huge accomplishment! With a new anime movie coming out later this year, I expect that number to climb even higher as more people discover this captivating, yet dark, story.

Despicable Me Is Officially Retconning The Minions

Just two years after the huge success of Despicable Me 4 – which earned almost $1 billion worldwide – the Minions franchise is back with Minions & Monsters. This new movie shifts the focus to the lovable yellow creatures, but without Gru or the familiar faces of Bob, Kevin, and Stuart. In fact, the series is taking a surprising turn with a major change to its established backstory.