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On a recent episode of his podcast “Robservations,” artist Rob Liefeld revealed that he had made a significant decision stemming from his experiences during the premiere for “Deadpool and Wolverine.” He expressed that Marvel Studios failed to acknowledge him throughout the production, and furthermore, disregarded him and his family at the premiere event. Notably, Liefeld isn’t alone in encountering challenges with Marvel Studios; however, his prominence within the comic book community lends credibility to his account of events.

In a harmonious combination of cool icy blue and warm rich brown tones, the watch known as “Brown Ice” draws inspiration from peaceful landscapes filled with runabout boats, polished mahogany wood, and tranquil lakes. This timepiece serves as a focal point for its surroundings. I.S.L., the client and owner of this watch, expressed that wearing it evokes the same sense of freedom he feels while exploring on the water. He believes Brown Ice encapsulates his unique personality, adventurous spirit, affection for the water, and appreciation for craftsmanship and attention to detail.

In November, approximately six weeks following the release of Ryan Murphy’s controversial series “Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story” which reached the top 10 on Netflix, Nathan Hochman, Los Angeles’ new district attorney, emerged as a significant figure in the brothers’ 35-year legal battle. George Gascon, who faced intense criticism, was ousted by voters after multiple attempts to recall him and public outcry over his lenient crime policies. In November, following these events, Gascon relinquished his position as the city’s top law enforcement official to Hochman, a former federal prosecutor, who won the vote due to voter dissatisfaction with Gascon’s progressive policies. On the steps of L.A.’s courthouse after being sworn in, Hochman mentioned to the press that he was already considering focusing on the Menendez case and their potential resentencing – a process which Gascon had initiated earlier, as a perceived attempt to win over voters, by suggesting that the life imprisonment sentences without the possibility of parole should be reconsidered in a letter to a local judge.

Approximately one year ago, the first season of NCIS: Sydney came to an end, but it wasn’t until March of the following year that the series was renewed for its second season. Fast-forward to tonight; on CBS in the U.S., and available with a Paramount+ subscription, Sydney started its second season as scheduled on the 2025 television calendar with the episode titled “Heart Starter.” Before the episode aired, showrunner Morgan O’Neill shared with TopMob that it would contain a significant revelation about Olivia Swann’s character, Michelle Mackey. True to his word, Mackey disclosed to Jim “JD” Dempsey in the season premiere that she has a son. Furthermore, O’Neill hinted that this will add an additional layer of tension for Mackey throughout the rest of Sydney‘s second season.

Indeed, it was announced that the series would have a third season even before the second one was made available, which suggests Netflix has high confidence in The Night Agent. Starring Gabriel Basso as FBI agent Peter Sutherland transformed into a Night Agent, the show is filled with government conspiracies at the highest level, thrilling action, and shocking plot twists that keep you guessing. In the first season, Peter saved the President from an assassination attempt, while the second season took him to a global stage. With the finale of The Night Agent Season 2 leaving us on the edge of our seats for what’s next, here’s all we know about the upcoming season.