Since its debut on Peacock in March, “Wicked” has been a popular choice among viewers. However, this will soon change as the film is scheduled to leave the platform later in July. As of now, it can be found in the “Leaving Soon” section, and fans’ last chance to watch it (for the time being) will be on July 20th.
As an enthusiastic fan, I can’t help but wonder if we’ll be treated to another chapter in the Ironheart saga during this upcoming phase. Whether it’s another season or a feature film, there’s certainly more story left untold about Riri Williams and her companions… and adversaries too! Spoiler alert for Ironheart!
Although it may seem like the Marvel Zombies universe sprang up independently, a darker truth lies beneath the festivities: it was actually introduced through the Fantastic Four. The chilling premise that a zombie outbreak is imminent, even affecting superheroes, has been a defining feature of the Marvel Zombies series since its inception in 2005 by the mastermind of the undead, Robert Kirkman. However, prior to Kirkman’s direct involvement, the first hints of zombies within the Marvel Universe were subtly introduced in Mark Millar and Greg Land’s Ultimate Fantastic Four (2004) issues 21-23. It was only later that Kirkman added his signature style of gory zombie tales to the continuity with a subsequent standalone franchise.
This week welcomes back an adored shonen series, a well-loved isekai resurfaces, a classic anime receives a new adaptation, and a hilarious seinen show is back at last. While it may not match the astonishing allure of the previous week, don’t overlook this week’s anime lineup – there are plenty of reasons to look forward to it!
Colin Jost, Tina Fey, and Seth Meyers are being mentioned as possible replacements for Lorne Michaels according to gossip, but Molly Shannon didn’t mention any of them when she talked about it with People. When asked if Kenan Thompson could take over, her response left me surprised yet not completely taken aback, as she agreed that he might be able to do it.
The game is set to be released on July 17th, which is not too far off, and it promises to deliver more of Teyon’s intense, first-person action with a heavy focus on violence.
Uneti trees had a profound connection to the Force. Unlike beings, they weren’t sentient and couldn’t manipulate the Force, but their presence helped Jedi maintain focus. Jedi brewed calming tea and incense from uneti tree flowers, and the wood was used to make paper for some of the revered Jedi texts. The folklore surrounding uneti trees wasn’t exclusive to “The Last Jedi” and its supplementary content. In fact, these Force-sensitive plants were later incorporated into earlier “Star Wars” projects such as the animated series “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and the film “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”.
As a fellow enthusiast, you might recognize Parkinson from her numerous roles throughout the years. Yet, it’s “The IT Crowd” that has left an indelible mark on her career. Similar to how she’s mainly recognized by British viewers thus far, her portrayal of the matriarch of the Weasley family is bound to boost her global recognition and display her talent for audiences worldwide. For those eager to learn more about this captivating new figure in the magical world, I recommend giving “The IT Crowd” a watch.
Following a disastrous flood in central Texas on July 4 that claimed at least 70 lives, as reported by NBC News, celebrities like Khloe Kardashian, Jennifer Garner, and Maria Shriver voiced their concerns over the destruction.
In the innovative, fresh take on the DC Universe dubbed the Absolute Universe, a revamped Bane character has made his appearance, surpassing all previous versions in terms of brutality, terror, and sheer size. The introduction of this monstrous Bane in the Absolute Universe promises an exhilarating Batman tale where the Dark Knight is pitted against his toughest adversary to date. However, the impact of Bane’s entry in the Absolute Universe cannot help but be compared to his initial clash with Batman in the Knightfall storyline, a comparison that may never truly be matched.