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Jaafar Jackson, Michael Jackson’s nephew and son of Jermaine Jackson, will play the lead role in the upcoming film, “Michael.” The movie will chronicle Michael’s life, starting with his early days with The Jackson 5 and following his incredible success as a solo artist in the 1980s. The cast also includes Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, and Nia Long, and Antoine Fuqua is directing. Given the mixed track record of music biopics, it’s natural to wonder what to expect from this film – and a recently released teaser offers a first look.

Although Travis Kelce isn’t currently with Taylor Swift in New York City, she’s been spending time with friends like Sabrina Carpenter, Gigi Hadid, and Ashley Avignone. Fans are speculating about a possible wedding, especially after Swift was seen enjoying outings with these close companions. One fan even shared their theory on social media.

As a huge fan, I was completely blown away by what Vince Gilligan did with Breaking Bad. He proved he could build a really compelling, long story, and Brian Cranston was Walter White – it all just clicked. Then, he did it again with Better Call Saul, and Bob Odenkirk’s performance as Jimmy McGill was phenomenal – seriously, another home run!

Okay, I’m still buzzing about this! Arnold Schwarzenegger met the guys behind that awesome Running Man remake video – Powell and Wright – and it was so cool to see. He actually thanked them for making something so great! They all shared the video on Instagram, and Wright’s caption was perfect – he called it a ‘passing of batons’ and thanked Arnold for being so generous. But the best part? Arnold told them Running Man was the one movie he always wanted to see remade, and that it needed a fresh take! Then they presented him with this giant fake bill with his face on it – it was hilarious and such a sweet moment. Seriously, as a fan, it just felt really special to see him acknowledge their work like that.

Many fights in Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super are more popular than they deserve to be. Fans often get caught up in flashy moments and impressive visuals, but truly great fights need more – a compelling story, well-planned action, good animation, and a meaningful impact on the series. While these fights aren’t bad, they definitely don’t live up to the hype.

Look, I get that Ryan Murphy and Kim Kardashian are both doing incredibly well for themselves, but even a ton of money doesn’t make bad reviews hurt any less. Their new legal drama, All’s Fair, starring Niecy Nash-Betts and Naomi Watts, is really getting slammed by critics – and honestly, the reception has been shockingly poor. It’s one of those shows that’s making headlines for how bad it is, not for being good.

I really enjoy Treebeard’s focus on small details. He’s probably my favorite character. While Gollum is fantastic, I appreciate that Treebeard is so precise and a bit of a stickler for rules. I find his seriousness and somewhat boring personality surprisingly funny, and he definitely thinks highly of himself.

Compared to the Infinity Saga, the current Multiverse Saga is moving at a faster pace. Because it’s building to a big finale through both movies and TV shows, the MCU has more storylines to manage. Plus, the ideas behind the Multiverse Saga are more complex and feel less stable than what came before.

Following the huge success of shows like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan became known for telling compelling stories about flawed characters. He became particularly skilled at showing how regular people can gradually become corrupted by crime, and this became a hallmark of his work. Because of this, many viewers naturally wondered if his new sci-fi show on Apple TV would explore similar themes.

Although it shared creators and actors with popular cartoons, United They Stand only lasted one season with 13 episodes before being canceled. Today, it’s mostly remembered – if it’s remembered at all – for its costumes, which were poorly designed and seemed intended to promote action figures that never really took off. Despite its flaws, United They Stand is still significant for bringing attention to a group of Marvel heroes who often get overlooked.