The show debuted on November 13th, and Netflix quickly renewed Last Samurai Standing for a second season just a month later. Like Shogun, it’s based on a novel – specifically, Shogo Imamura’s book of the same name. Netflix announced the news on its Tudum site, confirming that the character Kokushu the Manslayer, also known as Shujiro Saga, will return for another season.
After over 21 years on the show, the 56-year-old presenter will be leaving Strictly Come Dancing this Saturday, alongside her co-host, Claudia Winkleman.
While Knives Out earned over $300 million in theaters in 2019, the movie landscape has changed. Wake Up Dead Man is popular on Netflix, but its short time in cinemas—and the fact that it would be available to stream so quickly, alongside other big releases—resulted in only $3 million in ticket sales.
Season 5 of Stranger Things begins a year after the events of season 4, with the town of Hawkins under military quarantine. Eleven and her friends are working on a plan to defeat Vecna, but he complicates things by kidnapping Holly Wheeler as part of a larger scheme.
It seems Captain America isn’t always truthful, even though he still avoids using profanity. The first trailer for Avengers: Doomsday – shown before screenings of Avatar: Fire and Ash – features Chris Evans back with the Captain America shield, and also reveals an unexpected new character.
A 20-year-old OnlyFans model from Arizona told the Daily Mail that her father, Jerry, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease last year after showing worrying signs of illness.
The series has faced some criticism, which Reid addressed in an interview with Wired. She responded to actor Jordan Firstman, who felt the show’s portrayal of gay sex wasn’t realistic. Reid explained that she values this kind of feedback and will use it to improve her work in the future, recognizing the importance of accurate representation.
Despite the popular belief that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, Macaulay Culkin strongly disagrees and doesn’t seem to be changing his mind. He firmly stated on the Mythical Kitchen‘s “Last Meals” YouTube series, “No, no, it’s not! Don’t fight me!” He explained that while the movie takes place during Christmas, the plot would work just as well with another holiday. He contrasted this with Home Alone, which he believes is specifically tied to the Christmas season. Culkin jokingly referred to himself as “the godfather of Christmas” and asserted that his opinion on the matter carries weight.
Marvel hinted at more character announcements, leading many fans to anticipate a second reveal event. Although that didn’t happen, the initial trailer for Avengers: Doomsday was expected to show us which of the previously announced actors would be teaming up in the film.
A recent report from Alex Perez at The Cosmic Circus indicates that the Department of Damage Control (DODC) will be heavily involved in future Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) projects, starting with Phase 6 and possibly beyond. Perez believes we’ll first see Damage Control again in an upcoming project, with Arian Moayed returning as Agent P. Cleary.