Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, was incredibly intelligent – a true engineering prodigy who finished MIT at just 17. However, several other heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have proven to be even more clever. Through specialized expertise, scientific enhancements, or unique backgrounds, characters like Shuri and Doctor Strange possess knowledge and abilities that Tony Stark simply never developed.
To celebrate Memorial Day weekend and the launch of the new Forza Horizon 6 video game, Toyota is hosting a special event called Lost & Found: The Challenge. It will take place at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles, California, and offer attendees a unique, immersive experience inspired by the game.
Under the direction of Matthieu Blazy, Chanel achieved record-breaking revenue growth in 2025. Meanwhile, Gucci launched its new “GucciCore” collection with a large-scale presentation in Times Square.
Lately, TV show finales have faced a lot of criticism, especially after endings for shows like Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, and Euphoria sparked controversy. Anime has always had passionate fans with strong opinions, but certain anime endings continue to cause heated debates online even now.
After the conclusion of Cobra Kai, it was clear there was still life in the Karate Kid series. Hollywood tried to revive the movies with Karate Kid: Legends, but the film made a strange choice: it referenced the 2010 reboot, which wasn’t well-received, and completely ignored Cobra Kai, even though the show was key to bringing Karate Kid back into the spotlight.
While it’s not the complete overhaul some fans wanted, this recent remaster is still a fantastic way to experience Lara Croft’s original adventure.
Finding something new to watch on Prime Video can sometimes be tricky, but there’s currently a lot of good content available. Last week’s highlights included the new docuseries Jury Duty: Behind The Scenes Of Company Retreat, the final season of Good Omens, and the second season of Citadel, which continues to be very popular with viewers.
Last week, popular shows on Netflix included titles like Your Honor and Wildfire, but they’re leaving the platform soon. Global hits The Wonderfools and Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine were also trending. This weekend, alongside the new show taking over for Stranger Things (it has 8 episodes!), Netflix is releasing two more series: a funny animated romantic comedy and a famously dark and suspenseful drama.
Despite initially failing at the box office, the movie Battleship, based on the popular Hasbro board game, is now gaining traction on streaming. It’s currently ranked at No. 8 among the most-watched movies on Amazon Prime Video, according to FlixPatrol. The film is also performing well on demand in other countries, even reaching the top spot on the Apple TV Store in Thailand.
Starting June 26th, U.S. viewers will be able to stream Part 3 of Pokémon Horizons: Rising Hope. The previous episodes ended with Liko, Roy, and their friends heading to Blueberry Academy, a school that specializes in advanced battling strategies and double battles.