Avengers Doomsday Star Walks Back Fantastic Four Vs. X-Men Fight Claims

Alan Cumming, known for his role as Nightcrawler, recently clarified some earlier remarks about a potential battle between the X-Men and the Fantastic Four in a future Avengers movie. During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Cumming talked about working with Pedro Pascal from The Fantastic Four, mentioning Pascal suffered an injury during a fight scene. When Kimmel asked if Cumming was the one Pascal was fighting, Cumming jokingly explained that he wasn’t actually fighting, but “just sort of…being.”

‘Landman’ Season 2’s Review Decline Continues a Taylor Sheridan Show Trend

It’s common for TV shows to decline in quality over time, and Taylor Sheridan isn’t the only creator facing this issue. However, many of his shows – like 1923, Tulsa King, and even Yellowstone – start strong but quickly lose steam. While they still attract a large audience, Sheridan struggles to maintain the initial quality that made these shows popular, a problem that’s becoming clear with Landman after its second season.

Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool MCU Return Gets a Big Update

Ryan Reynolds briefly played Deadpool in the 2009 film X-Men Origins: Wolverine and also appeared as Green Lantern, but his big breakthrough came with the 2016 Deadpool movie. Fans are eager to know when he’ll return as the character, and a new report suggests it could happen soon. According to Puck News, Reynolds is currently focusing on his next Deadpool project.

‘The Simpsons’ 800th Episode: All-Star Guest Line-Up Revealed

To celebrate its 800th episode, The Simpsons is bringing in some big names! Kevin Bacon will play a hotel concierge, while Quinta Brunson will voice a character named Adrienne, and Questlove of The Roots will be a tour guide. The episode will also feature stars from the HBO Max show The Pitt – Noah Wyle, Katherine LaNasa, and Taylor Dearden – who will play a doctor, nurse, and intern, adding a medical storyline to the celebration.

The Sci-Fi Action Thriller That Inspired a Forgotten TV Series Is About To Disappear From Free Streaming

Released in theaters on June 21, 2002, Minority Report is inspired by a 1956 short story called The Minority Report by Philip K. Dick, which originally appeared in Fantastic Universe magazine. The film presents a future where crimes are stopped before they happen, thanks to gifted individuals called “precogs” who can foresee criminal activity. However, the system isn’t foolproof. When Tom Cruise’s character, John Anderton—the leader of the “precrime” unit—is accused of a murder he hasn’t committed, he must clear his name and find the true killer.

Disney Fans Allege Sam Wilson Captain America Quietly Removed From Disneyland Rotation Ahead of Black History Month

Several people on the Disneyland subreddit are reporting that Sam Wilson (the Falcon) is no longer meeting guests in Avengers Campus. Cast Members have reportedly told visitors that his meet-and-greets have ended. Disney hasn’t officially confirmed this, but commenters say he was last seen over the weekend and is now missing from the daily appearance schedule.

CBS Officially Kills All Hopes For Saving The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

Look, as a long-time viewer, I was shocked when CBS cancelled The Late Show. They’ve been saying it wasn’t about politics at all, but about money – claiming the show was losing forty million dollars a year. Honestly, that felt pretty fishy to me. I mean, Colbert consistently wins in the ratings! It’s hard to swallow that explanation when NBC and ABC are still fully supporting Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel. It just didn’t add up.