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As we edge closer to the grand finale of America’s Got Talent’s milestone 20th season in the 2025 TV schedule, the third night of quarterfinals has already ensured one more act will grace the finals stage. I was lucky enough to witness musician Micah Palace earn Simon Cowell’s golden buzzer, not long after the Messoudi Brothers narrowly avoided a potential disaster that could have been much more than a simple blooper, if the juggler hadn’t managed to catch himself at the last moment.

However, there was one aspect of this episode that resonated with an issue I’ve been grappling with during live quarterfinals – it seems this problem is not exclusive to Season 20.

The competition for popularity has been intense between the Avengers and X-Men franchises. Although the Avengers have surpassed the X-Men’s global box office earnings significantly, it’s important to acknowledge that the X-Men movies were instrumental in boosting the superhero genre back in the early 2000s. This was prior to Spider-Man’s arrival and Christopher Nolan’s groundbreaking Batman trilogy reshaping comic book adaptations. Additionally, let’s not forget the significant impact of Blade during that period. Yet, the X-Men movies still managed to gross over $100 million more than their counterparts.

In an interview with Collider, Ehrenreich – known for his role in the latest box office success “Weapons” – discussed the pressure that comes with film productions. He suggested that the stress experienced during the making of “Solo” may have had some positive impact, as it might have helped him better understand and depict his character’s own stress levels. Ehrenreich remarked…

On Instagram recently, Dillahunt posted stories that featured speculations from a fan page. These posts suggested potential cast members for the Lanterns, such as Aaron Pierre as John Stewart and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan. The fan page also hinted at unconfirmed roles, like Garret Dillahunt possibly portraying Black Hand and Paul Ben-Victor potentially playing Atrocitus. In response, Dillahunt subtly acknowledged the speculations with an emoji. You can check out his reaction below.

In an interview on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Peele admitted that he drew inspiration from the angels in “Neon Genesis Evangelion” when designing Jean Jacket’s final form. Yet, Peele clarified that he didn’t intend it to be a literal representation of an angel. Still, one can’t help but speculate… So, let’s take a creative approach and explore possibilities for the movie “Nope”.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Record discussed the launch of her novel titled “Rules For Fake Girlfriends, ” and hinted at Missy’s forthcoming narrative on “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage.“. Regarding the possibility of Armitage reappearing as her bothersome genius sibling in the upcoming season, Record shared her thoughts.

Even though it’s still September, I’m already getting a peek at the potential Christmas movies coming from Netflix in 2025. We’ll have to wait and see if they can match the excitement of last year’s lineup, which featured Lacey Chabert’s “Hot Frosty” and Chad Michael Murray’s “The Merry Gentlemen.” It seems that the inclusion of strippers in a holiday movie has raised some eyebrows, even for Chad himself. Apparently, it sparked a conversation with his young daughter at home, as he shared with Newsweek.