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The Star Trek universe is grieving over the demise of an influential figure who played a pivotal role in its triumphs. Lately, Jeri Taylor, who was instrumental in creating Voyager and had a prolific writing career, passed away at 86 years old. Throughout the era of The Next Generation intellectual property, Taylor left her mark everywhere. Given that she served as showrunner for the series starring Captain Janeway, it’s not unexpected that Kate Mulgrew and some of her co-stars expressed their condolences following her death.

Ever since Spider-Man: No Way Home brought together three different actors portraying Peter Parker, some questions have lingered, including whether Andrew Garfield will reprise his role as Spider-Man in a future Marvel film. Given the increasing appreciation for his performance in the Amazing series, particularly after his moving and well-received team-up with Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland, it seems Garfield might be considering a comeback. He’s even shared what could potentially convince him to step back into the Spider-Man suit, and he has a very particular request. Hearing his thoughts is definitely exciting news for fans like me.

Recently, the world was once again made aware of Matthew McConaughey’s legendary bongo-playing parties during a segment called “Drew’s News” on . It’s always fun to revisit such quirky memories and let others share their recollections as well – like when McConaughey humorously recounted his arrest for playing bongos in the nude, an incident that Barrymore had previously mentioned.

Fans are now getting their initial glimpse of Jeremy Allen White in the upcoming biopic about Bruce Springsteen, titled Deliver Me From Nowhere. When The Bear and Shameless actor was given the role in April, there were some reservations, as some felt White bore no resemblance to a young Bruce Springsteen. However, an official photo of Jeremy Allen White portraying Springsteen has been unveiled, which should ease the doubts of many skeptics.

These days, it feels like every corner’s got its own Spider-Man, from the original duo of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s Peter Parker, to fresh faces like Miles Morales, Miguel O’Hara, and even Nicolas Cage’s Noir Spidey. In live-action, we’ve seen three web-slingers dance across the big screen, each carrying the signature sadness of ol’ Peter Parker. But among them all, there’s one Spider-Man whose story is heart-wrenchingly tragic, even by Spidey standards – he goes by “Last Stand Spider-Man.