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Leonardo DiCaprio recently spoke with Time Magazine as part of their Entertainer of the Year feature, discussing some of his most famous films, including The Revenant and even his early role on Growing Pains. The conversation naturally turned to The Wolf of Wall Street, where his on-screen chemistry with Jonah Hill was remarkable. They collaborated again later as producers. DiCaprio praised Hill’s impressive improvisational skills, noting that they were a key ingredient in the film’s chaotic energy. He explained that:

It was a really fun, chaotic time. We were handing out small drinks to the women on set, and everyone ended up getting drunk. Because of that, we weren’t making any progress. When Sam arrived, he was furious and insisted we immediately get back to work as planned. But honestly, we were all too out of it to really focus. He couldn’t believe what was happening and was really angry.

During the last game of the party, Mike shares his idea with Dustin, Lucas, and Max: that Eleven might have pretended to die with Kali’s assistance. We then see her seemingly finding a peaceful new home near three waterfalls. The ending of Stranger Things is open to interpretation, and fans have differing opinions about what it means. Now, a new hint about a potential reunion has emerged from a surprising source.

Emily Henry, born in 1991, published her debut novel, The Love That Split the World, at just 25 years old in 2016. While she initially wrote for young adults, she found huge success switching to romance, beginning with Beach Read in 2020. Henry has quickly become a leading voice in the romance genre, blending familiar rom-com tropes with a modern perspective that appeals to millennials and Gen Z. She’s won the Goodreads Choice Award for romance five years running, and several of her books are now being adapted into films, potentially sparking a new wave of romance movies.

While doing publicity for his new Netflix film, The Rip, Damon was asked by Collider which Christopher Nolan movie he liked best. He considered Inception, the dream-heist film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, and Elliot Page, but ultimately chose Interstellar. Here’s his reasoning:

Actor Robert Picardo recently shared an old newspaper clipping on X (formerly Twitter) from when his show, Voyager, first aired. He pointed out that the show, now fondly remembered by fans, was actually labeled as “woke” – or “politically correct,” as it was called at the time – when it originally premiered. The post sparked a lot of discussion among Star Trek fans, particularly about Starfleet Academy, and Picardo responded to those who disagreed with the show’s direction.

James Gunn responded to fans on Threads who were eager for a Clayface trailer. He confirmed on January 18, 2026, that a trailer won’t be coming in the next few months, explaining that he hasn’t even seen a first cut of the movie yet.

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Zack Snyder shared a series of photos on Instagram that appear to be storyboards from planned sequels to Justice League – specifically, Justice League 2 and 3. The photos include glimpses of characters like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman, Hippolyta, and the back of Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg.