Young Avengers’ Doomsday Inclusion Gets Exciting Update

According to James Mack, a source familiar with Marvel’s plans, three members of the Young Avengers will appear in the upcoming Avengers movie, currently known as Avengers: Doomsday. This news follows earlier reports that the Young Avengers might feature in both Doomsday and Secret Wars, potentially as a way to introduce a Young Avengers TV series that has been discussed for a while.

Top 5 Must-Watch Paramount+ Shows This Week: January 19–23, 2026

January 2026 is starting strong on Paramount+ with several new shows, including the popular 6-part thriller series Girl Taken, which is gaining attention globally. Existing Sheridan shows, like Tulsa King and Mayor of Kingstown, are still attracting viewers even after their seasons have ended.

3 MCU Actors Reveal if They’ll Return in Avengers: Doomsday

During an interview on The Graham Norton Show, the host questioned Wunmi Mosaku, Idris Elba, and Martin Freeman – known for their roles as Hunter B-15, Heimdall, and Everett Ross in Marvel movies – about whether they would appear in the upcoming film, Avengers: Doomsday.

James Gunn Confirms DC Studios’ 4th Non-DCU Batman Movie

Beyond the main DC Universe movies, several standalone Batman stories are in development. These include Matt Reeves’ highly praised The Batman and its planned 2027 sequel, the new animated film Batman: Knightfall, and another project confirmed by James Gunn.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Dethrones The Pitt as HBO Max’s #1 Show

Following the controversial ending of Game of Thrones and a somewhat underwhelming second season of House of the Dragon, many wondered if audiences were losing interest in George R.R. Martin’s fantasy world. However, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has shown that isn’t true. The show has been well-received, earning an 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and its strong premiere viewership numbers demonstrate that fans are excited for this new story in Westeros.

Grant Gustin Addresses Playing The Flash Again After James Gunn’s DCU Comments

Fans were upset when Grant Gustin, who played The Flash on the TV series, didn’t make a cameo in the movie The Flash, which was already a controversial release. Since James Gunn became head of DC Studios, people have been hoping Gustin would reprise his role as The Flash in the new DC Universe. Lately, those rumors have been gaining traction.