Spider-Man 4: New Info on Zendaya’s MJ Is Bad News for Peter Parker

The next Spider-Man movie, currently titled Spider-Man 4 or Spider-Man: Brand New Day, will be in US theaters next summer. Destin Daniel Cretton, who directed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, is directing. Tom Holland will be back as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, and Zendaya and Jacob Batalon will return as MJ and Ned, respectively.

Emily in Paris Season 5 Leaves Things Open-Ended, But Maybe It Should Just End

The show Emily in Paris started as a story about a young woman experiencing life in Paris while working a short-term job. However, it quickly turned into a more dramatic and sensational series. While Emily did work on marketing projects, a lot of the show focuses on her exploring Parisian cafes, fashion, and romantic relationships—sometimes even while she should have been working.

My Name: The K-Drama Action Thriller That Rivals John Wick

My Name is considered one of the greatest K-drama action series ever made. It’s packed with thrilling martial arts and intense gunfights that even John Wick fans would enjoy. The show also lets viewers see a new side of a popular Korean actress, who is usually known for her roles in romantic comedies and dramas.

17 best Christmas movies on Netflix to watch this year

Netflix is adding to its collection of Christmas movies this year with new releases like Jingle Bell Heist and A Merry Little Ex-Mas, giving viewers even more options for festive entertainment. Get ready for heartwarming stories filled with romance, family fun, emotional moments, and plenty of holiday cheer!

Crash Landing On You: The Iconic K-Drama That Keeps Getting Better

Starring Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin, Crash Landing On You is a highly acclaimed K-drama celebrated for its compelling story, beautiful visuals, and the incredible connection between the two lead actors. While now considered a classic, the show originally took a chance as a fresh and unique romance.

TikTok signs agreement for new joint venture keeping it online in the U.S.

The agreement, scheduled to be finalized on January 22nd, will be owned primarily by a new group of investors. This group includes tech company Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX, a technology fund based in the United Arab Emirates, with each owning 15%. ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, will retain a 19.9% stake in the new U.S.-based venture. The remaining 30.1% will be held by current ByteDance investors, according to a company memo.