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I was really touched by a post from Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson this week. He was celebrating how well Everything on the Menu is doing – it gained over 146,000 new viewers just last week! He started off sounding proud, which is totally him, but it quickly turned really heartfelt. He talked about being unsure of what his life would look like after wrestling, and it was just a really raw, honest, and emotional moment. I highly recommend checking it out – it’s a side of him you don’t always see.

The upcoming 2025 Superman movie seems like a fresh start for both the character and superhero films in general, and it’s generating a lot of excitement for the new DC Universe and the many projects planned for the next few years. The film focuses on a hopeful message and a straightforward battle between good and evil, bringing a welcome simplicity back to the genre.

Eggs appear surprisingly often in anime, both classic and modern, and there are several reasons why. Some shows, like Pokémon and Angel’s Egg, feature eggs as a core part of their stories. Others, such as Wonder Egg Priority, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Berserk, use eggs as symbols. Finally, series like Dragon Ball, Food Wars, and One Piece simply include eggs for their visual appeal or because they’re commonly eaten in real life.

Like many reality shows, this one features plenty of drama, conflict, and over-the-top lifestyles. However, what sets these women apart is their faith – they are all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often called Mormons), and practice it in different ways. While their faith is part of the show’s appeal, it’s really their personalities and the relationships between them that make it entertaining – and sometimes a little awkward.