WandaVision: Agatha Was Originally a Mentor, Not a Villain

WandaVisionwas Marvel’s first smash hit of 2021, and part of that has to do withKathryn Hahn’s fantastic portrayal of Agatha Harkness. However, showrunnerJac Schaefferrevealed that the cunning witch wasn’t always poised as the show’s ultimate villain. In the newRolling Stone articlethat breaks down the making of the show, Schaeffer revealed that she almost took a more benevolent approach to Agatha. “In the original conception,” Schaeffer said, “Agatha’s character was more in the mentor and magic-expert space....

June 28, 2025 · 3 min · 498 words · Cathy Haney

With 'Nosferatu,' 'Juror #2,' and 'The Order,' 2024 Was the Year Nicholas Hoult Became a Star

The transition from being a child star to a legitimate adult actor is challenging, as many of these performers have to completely reconfigure their image to be taken seriously.Nicholas Houltdelivered two of the greatest child performances of the 21st century withAbout a BoyandThe Weather Man, but he was able toprove himself as an actor to watchby working with ambitious filmmakers likeMatthew Vaughn, Yorgos Lanthimos,andGeorge Miller. Hoult has been somewhat absent from the big screen in the last few years, as much of his time was spent giving a hilarious performance on the underrated Hulu historical comedyThe Great....

June 28, 2025 · 4 min · 745 words · Carolyn Kelly

Wonder Woman 1984 Invisible Jet Explained by Patty Jenkins

For better or worse, one of the iconic pieces of Wonder Woman’s history is the invisible jet. It’s been part of her story since 1942 because Wonder Woman could not fly on her own, but her adventures would require her to cross great distances without being detected and thus avoiding unnecessary conflicts. However, an invisible jet is somewhat difficult to depict on screen without it looking silly. But in speaking with Collider’s Steve Weintraub at theWonder Woman 1984virtual press day,co-writer and directorPatty Jenkinstalked about how she finally settled on an idea that would allow them to bring the invisible jet to the big screen:...

June 28, 2025 · 3 min · 449 words · Joshua Johnson

Your Glen Powell Obsession Will Continue With 'Family Guy's Halloween Special

Attention, Powell Pals! If you thoughtGlen Powellwas just having a summer fling with stardom, think again. We’re calling it now—Glen Powell is here to rule your fall, too. After smashing through our screens withAnyone But You,Hit Man, andTwisters, Powell’s star power is set to turn your autumn into an absoluteGlen-tasticextravaganza. And just when you thought he couldn’t possibly squeeze in another role, he’s diving into the animated world for a guest spot onFamily Guy’sHalloween special!...

June 28, 2025 · 2 min · 381 words · Joshua Ibarra

‘New Girl’: Why Isn’t Everyone in the Cast a Massive Movie Star Right Now?

New Girl, which ran on Fox from 2011-18, was never one of the biggest shows on TV when it came to ratings, but for seven seasons, it was a dependable series that never really saw a big decline in its creativity. There was no jumping the shark, no exodus of stars (Damon Wayans Jr.would come and go but never stayed gone), no sudden character or setting shifts. While its characters grew, they also stayed the same, making the series welcome comfort food where you could watch these goofballs, who bickered but loved each other, get into all kinds of shenanigans....

June 28, 2025 · 9 min · 1774 words · Don Valenzuela

‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Update Has Fans Scurrying to Rewatch as the Show Climbs Streaming Charts

After months of uncertainty surrounding the future ofTed Lasso, a new update fromJuno Templehas sparked renewed excitement, and sent fans rushing back to Apple TV+ for a rewatch. The series has surged back into Apple’s Top 10, currently sitting at No. 5 on the platform, which is a pretty remarkable feat for a show that hasn’t aired a new episode since Season 3 wrapped in 2023. But, as mentioned, the timing of Ted’s journey back into the top ten doesn’t seem to be a coincidence....

June 28, 2025 · 3 min · 429 words · Denise Peterson

“We Consciously Decided To Do Nothing”: Jude Law Confirms Jod Had No Idea How To Use a Lightsaber in ‘Skeleton Crew’

Star Wars: Skeleton Crewarrived quicker than the Millenium Falcon making the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs (don’t tell Han Solo we said that), but as with all good things, it eventually came to an end. One of the many bright spots in the show wasJude Law, who portraysthe charismatic space pirate Jod Na Nawood. It was speculated before the show that Law would play a Jedi, and while his character is adept at using the Force, he quickly proves he’s no Jedi....

June 28, 2025 · 3 min · 473 words · Tiffany Gonzalez

'Arrow' Recap: "Broken Hearts

The CW’sArrowis back after a month on hiatus and although they’ve freshened things up a bit in the action department, the dramatic treads are starting to wear thin from traveling down the same old roads. On one hand, it would have been disingenuous of the writers to put Oliver and Felicity back together just one episode after the latterliterally walked outon the former in the previous hour. On the other hand, it wouldn’t be all that interesting to see Felicity leave Oliver in the lurch again, even if it confirmed their relationship status....

June 27, 2025 · 6 min · 1229 words · Michelle Green

'Avengers: Infinity War' and 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Will Soon Be Overtaken by 'Ne Zha 2' at Global Box Office

In less than a month of release, the Chinese blockbusterNe Zha 2has established itselfamong the 10 highest-grossing films in global box office history. The animated sequel has earned the vast majority of its global haul in China, becoming the highest-grossing film in a single country. As it entered its fourth weekend in theaters,Ne Zha 2hit another humongous milestone, inching closer to breaking the records of two mammoth franchise films. The movie has already overtakenInside Out 2to become the biggest animated movie in history....

June 27, 2025 · 2 min · 374 words · Molly Thomas

'Chicago Fire' Brings Back a Mysterious Ghost from Cruz's Past in Season 13 Sneak Peek

Number 13 was a special number for the creative team behindChicago Fire. “In the beginningwe kept calling it Lucky 13 or Spooky 13,all these different things. And then we realized that thematically shadowed a huge part of this season,” showrunnerAndrea NewmantoldThe Hollywood Reporter. Many characters have had ghosts from their pasts hang on to them this season, and according to the promo video fromChicago FireSeason 13, Episode 8, “Quicksand,” Cruz is revisited by a ghost from his past....

June 27, 2025 · 2 min · 417 words · Angela Snyder

'Edge of Tomorrow's Alternate Ending Would've Made Things Harder for Tom Cruise's Cage

Although not a big financial success,Edge of Tomorrowhas become a beloved film, with its popularity andcalls for a sequelonly seeming to increase even a decade after its 2014 release. Praise for theDoug Liman-directed film focuses on its creative use of the classic time loop premise, intense science fiction action, and compelling performances from starsTom CruiseandEmily Blunt. That said, the film’s ending is somewhat divisive, with some viewers arguing that it is confusing or unbelievable given the story’s previously established rules and that it is too optimistic....

June 27, 2025 · 5 min · 944 words · Luis Kline

'Tarot' Ending Explained — Who Survives the Horoscope Curse?

From inventive death sequences to sinister creature design,Tarotis certainly thesurprise package of 2024’s horror offerings. The movie pushes the boundaries of PG-13 horror and is catching a wide audience in its curseon Netflix. With a cast of both recognizable faces and lesser-known names, including the likes ofAvantika,Jacob Batalon, andHarriet Slater,Tarottakes an interesting premise and turns into something unexpectedly chilling. When a group of friends finds an old tarot deck at their AirBnB, they decide to have their spiritual friend, Haley (Slater), read their horoscopes....

June 27, 2025 · 9 min · 1837 words · William Beck

'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly’s Production Was an Explosive Mess

If one were to make a list of the best Westerns of all time,The Good, the Bad, and the Uglywould be at the top. The Spaghetti Western, the third in directorSergio Leone’s Dollars Trilogy, finds three men (the titular good, the bad, and the ugly) competing against one another to find a buried stash of Confederate gold.Clint Eastwood, aka “Blondie,” the good, is steely perfection.Lee Van Cleef, the bad, delivers a villain well-deserving of his black hat, whileEli Wallach, the ugly, steals the show with a performance that’s equal parts funny, devious, and, well, ugly (in fact, Eastwood almost passed on the film overconcerns that Wallach would upstage him)....

June 27, 2025 · 5 min · 985 words · Brian Torres