Movies

The superhero genre continues to be a powerful force in the entertainment industry, with a number of shared universes in play. That includes Sony’s Spider-Man universe… which is notably missing the actual web slinger. The next of these projects is the Kraven movie, which is led by Aaron Taylor-Johnson. He got fit AF for the role, but Taylor-Johnson revealed how long it took (and please do not sign me up).

In a twist of events, the lead role for Luca Guadagnino’s remake of “American Psycho” has been cast with Austin Butler, an actor who has recently found himself in numerous productions. Previously, Christian Bale brought the iconic character Patrick Bateman to life in the 1991 novel adaptation by Bret Easton Ellis, a role that continues to be celebrated among today’s film enthusiasts. As Butler steps into these big shoes, he will portray the psychopathic, businessman murderer in the forthcoming retelling of the acclaimed early ’90s book.

10 years ago, if I had suggested that beloved Disney characters would transform into serial killers, people would’ve chuckled and brushed off the idea. However, the success of “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” has expanded the chilling “Poohniverse” yet again, with the addition of another classic children’s tale to its horrifying roster: “Monster Assemble”. This new horror universe is attracting characters from Disney animated movies at an alarming rate, and soon, a certain lost boy will be added to the Avengers-level threat. The creators behind the Poohniverse, Jagged Edge Productions and ITN Studios, have just unveiled a new trailer for “Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare”, which is set for its limited theatrical release next month.

Without a doubt, “Breaking Bad” stands among the most acclaimed television series in recent times. Its engaging plotlines, exceptional scriptwriting, and satisfying conclusion make it a model for other notable TV productions (cough, cough, “Game of Thrones”). One key factor behind its widespread praise from critics and viewers alike was its captivating characters and the exceptional acting skills of those who brought them to life on AMC.

The popular British streetwear brand Palace, recognized for both its skate-friendly styles and intelligent partnerships, has had some impressive collaborators throughout the years. Among these, adidas has consistently been one of the most prominent partners. Yet, it’s been more than a year since their last collaboration, and recently, whispers have emerged suggesting that Palace may switch to Nike as a new partner starting in 2026.