During Disney’s presentation, Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige discussed a surprising link between the character Doomsday and a past Avengers movie. His comments have revealed a significant issue within the current Multiverse Saga.
Currently, Shelby Oaks is the sixth most popular movie on Hulu, quickly gaining traction after only a day of streaming. Released on October 24, 2025, the film earned about $8.1 million in theaters. Despite being made on a small $1 million budget, Shelby Oaks received mixed reviews from critics, earning a 55% score on Rotten Tomatoes. However, many viewers enjoyed it as a found footage horror film.
Elizabeth Banks played Effie Trinket in all four Hunger Games films, released between 2012 and 2015. Effie is the escort for Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) after they’re chosen to compete in the Games. Initially portrayed as superficial and believing in the prestige of the Games, Effie ultimately joins the rebellion and becomes a supporter of Katniss.
New research demonstrates how carefully shaped microparticles can be propelled by light refraction, paving the way for remotely controlled micro-robotic systems.
Both of Vince Gilligan’s popular shows feature not only imperfect heroes, but also truly awful villains. We see this with characters like the cruel Salamanca family and the seemingly respectable, yet corrupt, Gus Fring. Some viewers even see Walter White’s wife, Skyler, as an obstacle to his ambitions. However, when it comes to who’s most responsible for all the trouble in both series, the blame largely falls on Jimmy McGill’s brother, Chuck, brilliantly portrayed by Michael McKean.
As a huge Star Trek fan, I’ve always loved how the original series used futuristic stories to talk about real-world issues. Episodes like “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” really made you think about prejudice, and “A Private Little War” felt like a clear message about the Vietnam War. So many episodes just dug deep into what it means to be human. It’s amazing looking back at those episodes now and seeing how much progress we’ve made with things like inclusion and diversity – they were surprisingly ahead of their time! But honestly, the Star Trek episodes about artificial intelligence and how it can be misused feel especially relevant and a little scary in 2026.
Since the debut of Iron Fist on Netflix in 2017 as part of the Marvel Television’s Defenders saga, seven different characters who have wielded the power of the Iron Fist have been shown in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although Finn Jones played the first Iron Fist audiences saw—Danny Rand—the story has paved the way for others. Several more Iron Fists from the Marvel comics, like Fan Fei, Orson Randall, and Lin Lie, haven’t appeared on screen yet, but a number of Iron Fists are already part of the MCU.
Right now, The Requin is the fourth most popular movie on Netflix in the US (according to FlixPatrol). It’s only two spots behind another shark movie, and many people likely started watching it after enjoying Thrash. The true crime drama Husband, Father, Killer: The Alyssa Pladl Story is at No. 3, and the new comedy Roommates is currently No. 1.
Matthew Macfadyen, acclaimed for his Emmy-winning role as Tom Wambsgans in Succession, is set to play the iconic spy George Smiley in a new adaptation of John Le Carré’s A Legacy Of Spies. This is a significant role for Macfadyen, as he takes on a beloved character in British fiction at a time when spy thrillers are evolving. He’s perfectly positioned to bring a fresh take to this classic character.
Since Game of Thrones ended, Kit Harington has taken on very different roles, moving away from the noble characters he was known for. He’s embraced challenging parts, playing everything from a corrupt businessman in Criminal: UK to a ruthless billionaire in Extrapolations. One of his most nuanced performances is in a lesser-known, but highly compelling, show.