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A follow-up to the popular 2004 crime thriller Layer Cake is in the works, titled Viva La Madness. This new film will continue the story, but with Jason Statham stepping into the lead role originally played by Daniel Craig in his breakout performance. Based on a novel by J.J. Connolly, who also wrote Layer Cake, Viva La Madness will reunite Statham with his Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels co-star, Vinnie Jones. Think of it as a spiritual successor to the original, rather than a direct sequel.

While publicizing his work with DTF St. Louis, David Harbour spoke with Entertainment Tonight about his next film, Avengers: Doomsday. He described the movie as incredibly large in scale and importance. “That movie is huge,” Harbour explained, adding, “I thought Stranger Things 5 was a big project, but this is the biggest thing I’ve ever worked on.” He emphasized just how ambitious the new Marvel film is turning out to be.

Rumors started circulating earlier this month that Keri Russell might be up for a role in a DC movie. The gossip site Deuxmoi reported she was being looked at for a part, and fans quickly guessed it could be Batman in the upcoming film The Brave and the Bold. This speculation arose after ScreenRant covered the initial report, though nothing has been officially confirmed. The movie is part of the new direction DC Studios is taking with its cinematic universe.

The recent surge in popularity of handsome male anime characters, or ‘bishonen,’ in 2026 isn’t a coincidence. New shows are being released alongside a renewed appreciation for older, often overlooked series from the 2000s and 2010s, sparking a lot of discussion. Whether it’s bringing back established franchises or creating entirely new stories with beautiful character designs and compelling plots, bishonen anime is demonstrating that it’s always had a dedicated fanbase and is now ready to shine again.

Hideo Kojima’s concept of moving ‘From Sapiens to Ludens’ suggests humans learn and evolve through all forms of play and creative expression. This aligns perfectly with the ROG spirit of ‘For Those Who Dare,’ which emphasizes a commitment to continuous innovation.

The photos reveal Henry Cavill looking battle-worn and prepared for action, sporting a long, dark coat with a fur collar. One image shows him standing in front of red lanterns, and the other places him inside a cathedral with a katana in its sheath. Both pictures have a similar dark and stylish feel to the John Wick movies, directed by Chad Stahelski.

According to industry source Daniel Richtman, Lucasfilm is planning another season of Star Wars: Visions. This would be the show’s fourth season, and it comes after the recent season, released last October, received a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.

To get the “Stable Housing” quest from Tian Wen, you’ll need to travel to Stella Montis. Be aware that Stella Montis is a popular spot for player-versus-player combat, so it might be challenging if you frequently encounter aggressive players in ARC Raiders. It’s best to avoid using a basic loadout for this quest, as it involves bringing an item back to Speranza, and having a secure inventory will make that much easier.

Morgan, who started as the office cleaner, works with Adam Karadec (Daniel Sunjata) throughout the show High Potential. From the beginning, they’ve had a strong connection, and a potential romance has been slowly developing. So far, the show has been successful by combining self-contained cases with a unique sense of humor, keeping viewers engaged.

The recent preview of The Mandalorian and Grogu answered a big question fans were asking: would we finally see Pedro Pascal’s face? Pascal has become a well-known actor since The Mandalorian first aired, appearing in popular franchises like Marvel and The Last of Us. Disney highlighting this was a smart move to generate excitement. However, revealing his face introduces complications within the established Star Wars lore, creating some narrative challenges. Fortunately, the upcoming Star Wars film offers a chance to resolve these issues.