He shared that his son genuinely thinks he’s a superhero, and it’s incredibly sweet to imagine having that kind of magical connection with your child. He told a fellow Marvel actor in an interview with Variety about dressing up as his character for his 5-year-old while on set.
As a big movie fan, I’m really excited about Let Him Go. It’s a 2020 thriller directed by Thomas Bezucha, who also wrote and helped produce it. It’s based on Larry Watson’s novel of the same name. The film stars Kevin Costner and Diane Lane as grandparents who get pulled into a dangerous situation when their grandson is taken away. Lesley Manville, Kayli Carter, Will Brittain, and Jeffrey Donovan round out the cast. It’s not a fast-paced action movie, it’s more of a slow burn, and honestly, it’s pretty heartbreaking – but in a way that keeps you hooked. It’s hitting streaming services on January 1, 2026, and I’m already bracing myself for a tough watch!
So, I’ve been following Al Ewing’s work on Ultimates, and it’s been amazing to watch him go from a really promising writer to a total superstar. Marvel was cool enough to let me ask some detailed questions about Ultimate Endgame #1 – stuff that would’ve been a spoiler if we’d released it earlier this month. But now, I can finally share what I learned!
Ezra Sosa was also shocked by this news. The pro dancer, who is openly gay, took to Instagram when he saw a headline that reported that he was “secretly engaged” to the gymnast. Along with a cheeky video of him putting on sunglasses and blowing a kiss to the camera, he also wrote:
WWE is planning to move its video library to YouTube. Sources at WWE say they expect to gradually release most of their content on their official YouTube channels, and they’ve been discussing the financial aspects of this change.
Flanagan bravely took on the challenge of adapting King’s story, which unfolds in three parts, each set at a crucial moment in time. He made the bold choice to tell these parts in reverse order – starting with the end and working backward. While this initially seems like a needless trick, Flanagan, like King, uses this structure to deepen the emotional impact and raise interesting questions for the audience.
The biggest news is that Brendan Fraser will be returning for another Mummy movie, and Rachel Weisz, his co-star and love interest, is joining him! While no other original cast members have officially signed on yet, there’s talk that more familiar faces might appear, with the goal of making the fourth Mummy film a really enjoyable experience.
I’m really excited about this new project because it brings Josh Duhamel and Eytan Ungar back together! They worked brilliantly on Bandit – you might remember that one, it’s a true story with Mel Gibson and Elisha Cuthbert about a Canadian robber who kept breaking records. This new movie, London Calling, is another crime story, but it sounds like it’s going to be a bit more fun and lighthearted.
According to Deadline, a court has blocked the Medical Examiner’s office from sharing any details about the investigation into the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Reiner – including notes, reports, and photos. While law enforcement confirms the causes of death have already been announced, the LAPD explains the court order was simply to allow detectives to learn key information before it was released to the media and public. They emphasize the order wasn’t meant to hide anything. The full court document states:
As a big fan of the Five Nights at Freddy’s series, I was really intrigued by Matthew Ulrich’s role as Henry Emily. He first appeared in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 as the father of Charlotte, a character with a tragic connection to the story – she eventually becomes the Marionette, a key villain in the upcoming 2025 sequel. What’s really cool is that a voiceover during the credits of the new movie revealed Henry wasn’t just a grieving father; he actually helped create Freddy Fazbear’s animatronics! He even left a warning for Josh Hutcherson’s character, Mike, about just how dangerous the Marionette is.