Fans can now pre-order The Batman Who Laughs action figure from InArt, as featured on Big Bad Toy Store! This 7.1-inch figure lets you recreate scenes from the Dark Nights: Metal comics, and comes with almost 20 interchangeable accessories for collectors.
Speaking with Ash Crossan from ScreenRant, actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II shared that he’d be open to continuing his role as John Creasy in future seasons of Man on Fire. He described the character as “incredible” and added that he prefers not to worry about whether a show will be renewed, as it’s not helpful for him to dwell on things he can’t control.
War films are known for bringing together impressive casts. Some choose up-and-coming actors, while others aim to gather as many famous stars as possible. These movies are often directed by acclaimed filmmakers and are known for their grand scope and stunning visuals.
While Cameron’s initial film was a low-budget science fiction thriller, Terminator 2 revolutionized action movies with its incredible stunts and groundbreaking special effects, essentially creating a model for many of the big-budget films we see today.
The TV show RJ Decker has seen a huge jump in popularity on Hulu, climbing from number 11 to number 2 in the U.S. rankings in just one day, according to FlixPatrol. It’s currently second only to The Testaments, a new series connected to The Handmaid’s Tale that launched on the platform last month. RJ Decker is also performing well in Canada, ranking at number 4 on Disney+. This surge in views likely comes after the show’s season finale, suggesting many viewers waited until the end of the season to watch all the episodes.
. The film will get IMAX sneak previews taking place beginning Feb. 10, 2027.
Olivia Rodrigo is following in the footsteps of Jack White, who recently appeared on Saturday Night Live with Jack Black as the host on April 4th. After his performance, White left Rodrigo a note saying, “Kill it, kid,” which was especially meaningful coming from someone she admires.
Okay, so Zay’s been quiet for like, five years, right? Then, outta nowhere at the end of March, he drops this super short, 90-second video hinting at new music. Everyone immediately blew up the comments! I’m talking all his TDE crew – ScHoolboy Q, SiR, Alemeda, Ab-Soul – plus a ton of other artists like Jordan Ward, Lola Young, Eem Triplin, BLK ODYSSY, IDK, and 6LACK. Even athletes like Zeb Powell and Taylor Townshend, and even brands like Hidden.NY and Apple Music were all reacting to this tiny little teaser. It was crazy how much buzz it created!
Artists like Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince are central to discussions of appropriation art. They’re famous for reworking existing images, and both delve into the heart of American culture, acknowledging both its celebrated ideals and its darker side.
London-based artists Slawn and Opake are teaming up again, bringing their newest project to the United States. “Super Toy” opens May 9th at Secret Walls in Los Angeles, with support from START Los Angeles and Spraying Bricks. The exhibit is a celebration of skate culture, featuring 350 unique skate decks that the artists hand-painted together over the past few months. According to Opake, the project began because Slawn couldn’t afford a skateboard, so they decided to create art on decks instead. This collaboration follows their recent work on a limited-edition cover for TopMob Magazine’s No. 37 issue, titled The Architects Issue.