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Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider Movie Could Be the Secret In-Road to Blade Finally Joining the MCU
Marvel Studios’ surprise announcement at San Diego Comic-Con that Ryan Gosling will star in a new Ghost Rider film has sparked speculation that it could pave the way for Mahershala Ali’s long-delayed Blade to finally join the MCU. Both characters are founding members of the Midnight Sons, a supernatural vigilante team from the comics, suggesting…
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Fauci’s repeated Fifth Amendment pleas inflame Senate COVID hearing
Dr Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times during a contentious Senate hearing examining the US government’s handling of COVID-19 policy and gain-of-function research, in a session that sharply intensified political scrutiny of his role during the pandemic. The repeated refusals to answer reopened long-running disputes over decision-making, transparency and the disputed origins of…
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Universal Studios Honors Ozzy Osbourne by Giving Him His Very Own Haunted House at Halloween Horror Nights
Universal Studios has created a haunted house tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, titled “Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness”, which will feature at this year’s Halloween Horror Nights events in both Hollywood and Orlando. The attraction honours the musician, who died in 2025, by drawing on his solo career rather than his time with Black…
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TMZ’s Levin backs ‘amazing public servant’ Fauci following hearing
TMZ founder Harvey Levin defended Dr Anthony Fauci after the former US infectious-disease official invoked the Fifth Amendment during a contentious Senate hearing on the COVID-19 pandemic. Levin called Fauci an “amazing public servant” and described efforts to imprison him as among the most heartbreaking developments he had seen in government, comparing them with McCarthy-era…
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Crunchyroll gets its first-ever streaming bundle and it’s a weird pairing
Crunchyroll has launched its first-ever streaming bundle, pairing the anime service with Starz through a subscription only available via Amazon Prime Video. The combination has raised eyebrows given the two services’ contrasting content, with Crunchyroll’s anime library sitting oddly alongside Starz’s original dramas such as Outlander spin-off Blood of My Blood and Power Book III:…
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The mystery of Muse: if almost no one likes them, why do so many people go to their concerts? – EL PAÍS English
The article examines the paradox of Muse: despite being frequently mocked or treated as uncool, the British band continues to fill stadiums, headline festivals and sell records. It argues that their lack of broad critical prestige stems less from their success than from their unapologetically theatrical style, which many listeners find excessive but fans experience…
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Jason Cloth, ‘Babylon’ and ‘Joker’ Financier, Indicted in Alleged $100 Million Ponzi Scheme
Jason Cloth, a Hollywood financier with executive producer credits on “Joker,” “Babylon” and “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” has been indicted in Chicago over an alleged $100 million Ponzi scheme. The 60-year-old faces seven counts of wire fraud for allegedly misleading investors about how their money would be spent, including diverting funds earmarked for a film project and…
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Usher Warns Fans After Viral Nashville Incident: “Don’t Bring Your Ass Up Here If You Don’t Want To Be Here”
Usher warned fans not to volunteer for his onstage “sexy lady” routine unless they actually wanted to take part, after a moment from his Nashville show went viral for the wrong reasons. During a stop on his co-headlining tour with Chris Brown at Nissan Stadium, the audience member he pulled up appeared visibly uncomfortable and…
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Afroman files defamation lawsuit against former Ohio deputy
Afroman has filed a lawsuit against a former Ohio sheriff’s deputy, months after successfully defending himself in a defamation case brought by police officers depicted in his viral music videos. Those videos mocked officers from the Adams County Sheriff’s Office who had raided the rapper’s home over suspected drugs and kidnapping, only to find nothing,…
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OpenAI president says it’s ‘building a family of devices’ for its AI chatbots
OpenAI president Greg Brockman has confirmed the company is developing a “family of devices” designed for interacting with its AI chatbots, though he stopped short of confirming specific details about their form or timing. The remarks, made in an interview with journalist Joanna Stern, add substance to long-running speculation about OpenAI’s hardware ambitions, which include…