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Why Marvel Kept Sadie Sink’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day Role A Secret

Pretty much everyone correctly guessed who Sadie Sink was playing in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. So why did Marvel try to keep it a secret?

Western Legend James Coburn Starred In One Of Michael Crichton’s Lesser-Known Adaptations

One of the lesser-known Michael Crichton film adaptations, this movie starred Western legend James Coburn and was, sadly, creatively compromised.

Sadie Sink Starred In An Adaptation Of The Odyssey That Didn’t Last Long

A pre-Stranger Things Sadie Sink co-starred in this TV series re-imagining of The Odyssey, which only ran for a single season.

After Spider-Man: No Way Home, Tom Holland Starred In One Of Apple TV’s Biggest Flops

Tom Holland is currently on top of the world with The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but his Apple TV series from 2023 wasn’t as successful.

This Forgotten ’70s Superhero TV Show Was The First To Feature A Female Lead

In the 1970s, the first live-action superhero TV show to feature a woman lead wasn’t from a Marvel or DC comic book character.

Batman: Caped Crusader Features A Flower-Themed Femme Fatale — But It’s Not Poison Ivy

One of the villains in Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2 references a deep-cut character that casual fans are going to love.

Marvel’s Wonder Man Cancellation Hints At A Bigger Strategy Shift

Marvel Studios has canceled Wonder Man Season 2 just a few months after announcing it, and the move signals a bigger shift in strategy.

5 Reasons Why Spider-Man: Brand New Day Ruled The Box Office

Spider-Man: Brand New Day set a new record at the domestic box office. Here are five reasons it had such an outstanding opening weekend.

Dave Bautista In Talks To Replace Ryan Hurst As Kratos In God Of War Prime Video Series

Ryan Hurst’s recent injury means Prime Video is on the hunt for someone else to play Kratos in the God of War show, and Dave Bautista might be their man.

Alan Hale Jr. And Randy Stuart’s Adventure TV Show Should Have Been A Classic

Gilligan’s Island star Alan Hale Jr. starred on a series with Randy Stuart that only lasted one season and is now hard to find.