Year: 2025

Details about the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day are scarce, leading fans to speculate about the plot. A recent set video shared by ScreenRant showed Bruce Banner looking confused while on a stretcher, and some believe this hints at the return of the original, more savage version of the Hulk, instead of the Professor Hulk (Smart Hulk) we’ve seen in Avengers: Endgame and She-Hulk.

The actress, now 65 and known for her 1985 film ‘Agnes of God’ where she received an Oscar nomination, was recently seen on Instagram enjoying a sweet family moment, suggesting she’s embraced a more relaxed lifestyle away from the Hollywood spotlight.

Netflix announced a new Victorious spinoff called Hollywood Arts on its X (formerly Twitter) account. The show will feature Daniella Monet and Yvette Nicole Brown. Netflix expressed their excitement, saying they are “freaking out!”

Classic shonen anime characters from the 80s and 90s laid the foundation for the genre, while newer designs continue to evolve those early ideas. The best shonen characters are well-written, relatable, and have compelling stories or abilities that drive them forward. Some of these iconic characters are even morally complex, making them more interesting than simple heroes fighting against villains.

As we predicted at Digital Spy, the movie became available on streaming shortly after the 100-day theatrical release window. It launched on a Wednesday, which is common for new releases on Disney+.

With its focus on teamwork, guidance, strong emotions, intense battles, and meaningful wins, Gurren Lagann perfectly embodies the spirit of the shonen anime genre. Though the story follows Simon’s growth as a person, exploring his friendships and conflicts, the giant robots serve as a backdrop for the increasingly powerful abilities common in shonen stories. Dedicated viewers appreciated how the show cleverly combined shonen tropes with mecha elements, creating something truly special. However, the anime was so visually stunning and action-packed that its subtle humor and social commentary often went unnoticed.

In a recent interview, Jeremy Renner hinted that a second season of Hawkeye is in the works, though he didn’t directly confirm it. He told the Bingeworthy podcast, “We got to where we’re trying to do the second season,” and added optimistically, “It’s gonna be great.”