Filming for both Avatar 2 and Avatar 3, as well as a part of Avatar 4, was an enormous task, executed as one grand production. In an interview with Collider, actor Stephen Lang shared the extensive work he undertook for the upcoming Avatar films, though he seems hesitant to confirm his involvement has come to an end entirely.
It appears that even Elmo, who’s usually full of joy and energy, might have had a case of the “Monday Blues” on February 24th, as this isn’t a typical occurrence for him. Notably, his grumpy day could be due to his nemesis Rocko. Instead of hiding his feelings, he openly expressed his change in mood to his more than 633K followers on Twitter by posting a tweet about it.
To put it simply, Ebert had a special preference for specific directors and actors. For instance, he held Martin Scorsese in high regard, expressing in his book, “Scorsese by Ebert,” that “Scorsese has never let me down. He’s never made an unremarkable film.” Similarly, Robert Mitchum was another actor whom Ebert admired deeply, describing him as “the enigma of the silver screen for me.” Moreover, Kiefer Sutherland was one of the few actors who seldom received criticism from Ebert. In fact, Ebert recognized Sutherland’s talent even before his rise to fame in the series 24, and was particularly moved by the actor’s performance in Joel Schumacher’s film, Phone Booth.
At the Pokémon Presents event for Pokémon Day, it was officially announced that Season 2 of Pokémon Concierge would premiere on Netflix in September 2025. Netflix shared a sneak peek (check below) about the series on their social media platforms, featuring some new Pokémon like Shinx with electric abilities, the flamboyant fire-type Arcanine, and water-type Corphish. As an added bonus, the initial four episodes of Pokémon Concierge can be watched for free on the official Pokémon YouTube channel until March 9, 2025.
Just know that it WILL make you itch. It’s inevitable and I’m sorry.