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Irv Gotti, Famed Music Exec Known For Signing Ashanti And Ja Rule, Has Died At Age 54

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Benedict Cumberbatch Explained Why He Had To "Apologize" For Playing A Nonbinary Character In "Zoolander 2"

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After SZA Was Caught Looking Horrified By Benson Boone Grabbing His Crotch On The Grammys Stage, Benson Has Issued A Public Apology

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Frankenstein: A Brief Timeline of Guillermo del Toro’s 20-Years-in-the-Making Horror Movie

Guillermo del Toro just may be as obsessed as Dr. Frankenstein himself. During the Next on Netflix preview event this week, the writer-director appeared in a video message to tease his long-awaited, even longer-in-the-works adaptation of Frankenstein . While the filmmaker has said a trailer for the film won’t arrive until this summer, Netflix did reveal a first-look image of Oscar Isaac as the titular, and legendary, mad scientist (see above). “This film has been on my mind since I was a child — for 50 years,” del Toro said in the video, as reported by Variety . “I’ve been trying to make it for 20 to 25 years. In fact, some people may even think I am a little bit obsessed with Frankenstein.” As he said that last part, he pointed to the many Frankenstein figures and collectibles among the collection in his Frankenstein room in his famed Bleak House . Del Toro also showed off some footage that included Isaac’s Victor Frankenstein “facing off with Mia Goth as a seemingly well-to-do a...

Amy Schumer Says She Was "Vomiting" And "Bedridden" After Using Ozempic

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After a Long Exile by Marvel, 2025 Is the Year of the Fantastic Four

It’s been a long time coming, but the Fantastic Four are finally back in the spotlight. Between the team making their Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in The Fantastic Four: First Steps this July, the One World Under Doom event shaking up the mainline comic universe as Ryan North continues his acclaimed run on the property, and NetEase’s hero shooter Marvel Rivals making the F4 the focus of Eternal Night Falls (the first post-launch season ), 2025 is shaping up to be the year that Marvel’s First Family reclaims their position as one of the Marvel universe’s core pillars. Yet the fact that they were ever not is a crime in itself. The 2010s saw the Fantastic Four lose a lot of their luster between their comic series being cancelled from 2015 to 2018, Josh Trank’s 2015 reboot becoming one of the worst-received comic book movies of all time, and supporting cast members being removed from cartoons and video games, such as Doctor Doom not appearing in Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite despite...