Year: 2025

The Marvel Cinematic Universe became known for its complex, ongoing stories where actions truly mattered. The culmination of the ‘Infinity Saga’ in the 2019 film Avengers: Endgame felt like a real ending, especially for characters like Iron Man and Captain America, who received incredibly satisfying conclusions to their journeys. But now, Marvel is revisiting stories and characters once thought to be finished, potentially undoing past resolutions.

Actually, Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller didn’t direct the entire 2005 film Sin City, which was based on Miller’s comic book series. Quentin Tarantino directed one scene, while Rodriguez and Miller handled all the rest.

Alexandra Daddario is a fan favorite to play Wonder Woman in the new DC Universe. Digital artist Horrific Heroics created artwork imagining her as Diana, succeeding Gal Gadot, who previously portrayed the character in the DC Extended Universe. You can see the artwork below.

As a huge anime fan, I have to say Steins;Gate is something special. It originally came out in 2011 and has 24 episodes, but it’s not just the length that makes it stand out. It’s gotten incredible reviews – a perfect 100% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, and a whopping 95% from audiences! Everyone raves about how creative it is. Sci-fi anime often tries to be groundbreaking, but Steins;Gate really goes for it. What sets it apart is its incredibly detailed and original approach to time travel – it really fills in the blanks you don’t even realize were missing in other stories.

The latest episode of Boston Blue shares what’s been happening with Jack, Tony Terraciano’s character from Blue Bloods. Although he hasn’t appeared on screen in the spinoff yet, viewers learn that Danny’s son is now working with Doctors Without Borders, stationed in Africa.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan’s new Netflix special, The Unstoppable, released on December 20th, features a segment where he discusses the late internet personality, Kirk. According to USA Today, Gaffigan described Kirk as a surprisingly wholesome person, making his death all the more shocking.

The recent holiday episodes of Ghosts delivered more than just festive scares. A major surprise came at the very end when Patience introduced the enigmatic “Others.” I’m eager to find out who these shadowy figures are when the show returns to CBS next year. Devan Chandler Long hinted they’re linked to one of the house’s residents, so I’m starting to wonder which ghost might know their identities.