Actor Matt Damon recently gave fans a preview of his upcoming movie, directed by the creator of Oppenheimer. He described the film as a large-scale, genre-bending epic, and shared that working on it was the best experience of his career. “It should be incredibly entertaining and feel like a legend,” Damon told Empire magazine.
Now plans are underway for a sequel, which is scheduled for June 11, 2027.
With the first Zootopia being a huge financial success – earning over $1 billion worldwide – there’s a lot of pressure on the new film, Zootopia 2. Fortunately, early reviews are overwhelmingly positive, and with Disney’s confident marketing and high hopes, it looks like the sequel might live up to expectations.
Marvel Comics has released a preview of Uncanny X-Men #22, offering fans a first glimpse into the “Shadows of Tomorrow” storyline. Written by Gail Simone and illustrated by David Marquez, the issue arrives in stores on January 26, 2026. It features the return of Mutina, a dangerous anti-mutant influencer who secretly is a mutant, but her reappearance won’t unfold as expected. You can find preview pages of Uncanny X-Men #22 below.
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the singer and actress discussed her career in music and film. While she’s received praise for her acting roles, she revealed she struggled during filming. She said she filmed A Star Is Born while taking lithium and admitted she wasn’t doing well while making House of Gucci. She seemed to have a much better experience with Joker 2, explaining that she felt artistically rebellious and energized by the negativity surrounding the first Joker film.
Miles Teller, who played Reed Richards in the 2015 film, recently shared his initial reaction to seeing the movie. During an interview on Sirius XM, he admitted that after watching it, he immediately told a studio executive, “I think we’re in trouble.”
I’m so excited! Russell T Davies and the BBC just announced when the new series will finally be here! It’s starting in the UK on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Sunday, December 7th, with the first two episodes dropping all at once. Then, episodes three and four will be available on December 14th, and the big finale premieres on December 21st. You can check out Russell’s announcement post below – it’s brilliant!
A new report from Daniel Richtman suggests that the upcoming Doomsday film will include more than one Black Panther, alongside Letitia Wright’s Shuri. This fits with earlier speculation that while multiple characters may take on the Black Panther mantle eventually, Shuri will be the primary Black Panther for the foreseeable future.
The third episode, titled “Grenade,” opens with a memory of Carol and her wife, Helen (Miriam Shor), on a lavish trip Helen planned. Carol isn’t thrilled to be there, but they’re at an incredible ice hotel in Norway – a building made entirely of ice and kept frozen by the cold weather. This scene takes place 2,600 days before the world changes for Carol.
A makeup mistake could have given Sydney Sweeney a dark circle around her eyes, but the show’s makeup artist nailed the look – which is common for the actresses on Euphoria. The bold eyeliner was balanced by a simple lip, and her sleek black dress flowed on the floor, with the velvet creating a shiny, wet effect. Her hair was freshly cut and styled to look casually messy, like she’d just been to the beach. While not her most dramatic outfit ever, it had a lovely vintage feel that I really liked.