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I’m really excited about Doctor Doom joining the Avengers universe in *Doomsday*, but honestly, we don’t know much about *why* he’s doing what he’s doing yet. The good news is, a reliable source, Alex Perez from the Cosmic Circus, has hinted that the filmmakers are giving Doom the same kind of treatment they gave villains in their previous movies. Apparently, the Russo Brothers always make sure their bad guys have a real, understandable reason for their actions, which should make Doom a really compelling character. I’m hoping for a villain we can almost sympathize with!

It’s surprising to learn that Robert Redford only received one Oscar nomination for acting throughout his entire career. It was in 1974 for his role in the classic gambling film, *The Sting*, alongside Robert Shaw and Paul Newman. While *The Sting* won seven Oscars that night, including Best Picture and Best Director, Redford lost the Best Actor award to Jack Lemmon in *Save the Tiger*. No disrespect to Lemmon, but *The Sting* and Redford’s performance in it have become much more memorable over time.

Zoë Kravitz is beloved for both her acting talent and her confident, striking style. She consistently showcases her beauty and grace, and recently graced the cover of W Magazine’s Fashion Issue, where she made high fashion look effortlessly cool and stylish.

The new Superman movie, from Warner Bros. and DC Studios, came out in US cinemas this July. James Gunn wrote and directed the film, which stars David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. It’s the first film in the new DC Universe.

The latest Fantastic Four movie came out in US cinemas this July. Matt Shakman directed the film, which features Pedro Pascal as Mister Fantastic, Vanessa Kirby as Invisible Woman, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as The Thing, and Joseph Quinn as the Human Torch.

Launched in 2019, this sharply-written series takes viewers behind the scenes of UBA, a TV news network, following the lives of its anchors and executives – who often find themselves *making* the news due to the network’s problematic workplace. The show tackles important real-world events, like the MeToo movement and the war in Ukraine, alongside compelling, over-the-top drama. While Vanity Fair admits Season 3 has some uneven moments, it still calls the show “richly entertaining,” praising the strong performances from its talented cast.