The Amazing Digital Circus wasted no time in becoming an online sensation, and it only needed one episode to do it. The YouTube series has yet to earn a full season, but creater Gooseworx and production company Glitch have been clear in their intent to expand its hugely popular debut episode into a full series. Recommended Videos The pilot, which released to YouTube on Oct. 13, 2023, racked up nearly 243 million views in three months, and prompted a surge of supporters to step up and demand a full season.

The smart money would be on Marvel Studios announcing the cast for its Fantastic Four reboot at this summer’s San Diego Comic-Con, and it can’t come soon enough if we’re being honest. Recommended Videos Ever since the project was initially announced with Spider-Man director Jon Watts at the helm, the internet has been inundated with rumors touting dozens upon dozens of high-profile stars for one of the four titular roles. However, the other side of that coin is that if you hear the same thing often enough then there might be a shred of truth to it, which by default established Vanessa Kirby as one of the front-runners a long time ago.

Get ready to feel the feels. Jamie Lee Curtis has revealed the one set item from her work on the multi-award nominated hit indie pic Everything Everywhere All at Once that was so important she just had to take it home with her. And no, it wasn’t her hot dog fingers. Recommended Videos View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jamie Lee Curtis (@jamieleecurtis) Curtis plays hard-nosed IRS auditor Deirdre Beaubeirdre who at the start of the film is investigating Evelyn and Waymond Wang when things take a bizarre turn as the Wangs (and eventually Deirdre herself) are taken over by a host of different multiversal incarnations — including one where the IRS auditor also knows a LOT of kung fu).

Comedian and actor Jo Koy is firmly securing his position as one of Netflix‘s go-to stand-up comics as he signs a deal to bring his next two stand-up comedy specials to the streaming giant. Koy already has four specials available to watch on the platform, the most recent of which aired last year. Recommended Videos Koy, real name Joseph Glenn Herbert Sr., began his career back in 1994, and since then has gone on to become a regular on the comedic circuit.

Recommended Videos Kanye West has always been known to have a flair for the dramatic when it comes to his live shows, but it looks like his current tour is taking it to a whole new level. The first night of West’s epic Saint Pablo Tour is now in the books and one of the biggest highlights is that the stage just basically floats in the air. Fans expressed their confusion upon arrival at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis when they realized there wasn’t actually a stage to focus their attention to, but that the area was only an empty space.

Mark Margolis was an instantly recognizable presence onscreen. He’s best known for his role as Hector Salamanca on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, but Margolis – who died on Friday at age 83 – had been stealing the show from his more famous co-stars since the 1970s. He was a consistently engaging figure, and his versatility led to him being perfect in both comedies and gritty dramas. Recommended Videos Margolis was never a household name, but rather a household face.

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There’s a reason that Barbara Bush used to love whiling away the hours playing Mortal Kombat. Sure, there was the instant gratification that came with tearing a man’s spine out of the front of his neck or vomiting acid on an opponent’s face until their skin burned off, but what kept the former First Lady of the United States fueling herself with Rockstar energy drinks and smashing arcade cabinet buttons in the Roosevelt Room until two or three in the morning was the franchise’s roster of characters.

Back in 1963, Stan Lee created a new team of five heroes—Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Angel and Iceman—known as the X-Men, named after their mentor Charles Xavier. Little did he know then that the gang would go onto become one of Marvel’s most successful properties, and with that success came a blooming, ever-growing cast which has exploded to near-incalculable numbers over the years. Recommended Videos The 1970s, beginning the long reign of the great Chris Claremont, brought us the likes of Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Colossus.

Stories like Glamorous are certainly ones Netflix should be seeking to tell, but based on the initial response following the 10-episode original’s premiere, there’s an argument to be made that it could have been told much better. Recommended Videos On Rotten Tomatoes, small screen veteran Jordon Nardino’s latest holds a middling critical approval rating of 56 percent, and even the audience average rating of 63 percent is surprisingly low when viewers tend to be much more forgiving when passing judgement on the streaming service’s film and television exclusives.