Tom Hiddleston is famous for playing Loki, both in his own Disney+ series and in several Marvel films as Thor’s adopted brother. He’ll continue this role in the 2026 movie Avengers: Doomsday, something he’s happy to finally discuss. But how did he originally capture the unique personality needed to play such a dramatic and powerful character?
Netflix announced that the Bollywood sequel, Jolly LLB 3, has been a huge success on its platform. For the week of November 17th to 23rd, 2025, it was the most popular non-English language movie, racking up 14 million hours of viewing time from over 5.4 million viewers globally.
Despite criticism of the long gap between seasons and the choice to release the first part on Thanksgiving, the show’s popularity is clearly thriving. The excitement for Stranger Things season 5 is immense, and all previous seasons are currently trending worldwide on the streaming platform, proving the release strategy was effective.
First Reaction – Crispy is a slow horror that wants to capture the found footage concept.
Before the final season aired, the actors from Stranger Things surprised Jimmy Fallon and viewers of The Tonight Show with a rap summarizing everything that happened in the first four seasons, on November 25, 2025.
On X (formerly Twitter), Rob Liefeld shared a GIF from The Fantastic Four and criticized the visual effects, saying they looked noticeably poor. Paul Ineson, who portrays Galactus in the movie, playfully responded with “Rent free” and a laughing emoji. You can see the exchange below.
These days, Gero is best known for his work spearheading shows like Blindspot and the Quantum Leap revival, but he also spent the earlier years of his career working on Stargate SG-1, Stargate: Atlantis and Stargate Universe in various capacities. Taking to his Instagram, Gero shared a photo of himself 20 years ago, during his first week working on Atlantis of a story editor, standing on Stage 6 at Bridge Studios in Vancouver near the show’s Stargate. He continued:
The five books in the original Percy Jackson and the Olympians series all have a similar style for their chapter titles: they describe someone doing something unexpected, often something strange or confusing if you don’t know the story. A good example is the first chapter of the first book – and the first episode of the Disney+ show – which is titled “I Accidentally Vaporize My Pre-Algebra Teacher.”
I just finished watching Wicked: For Good, and wow, what a finale! It really wraps up Elphaba’s story and finally explains how she became the Wicked Witch of the West. I actually hadn’t seen the stage show before seeing the movies, and it was so interesting to notice how the ending mirrored a big moment from a Christopher Nolan film!
Cameron made this admission on The Town podcast, where he confessed: