Frank Furter sounds like the name of a comic book character
That’s Frank N. Furter for you
Money.
They can recast everyone else 15 years younger but Jim is still "originally" a cowboy from the 19th century.
It is certainly a shame that Tim Curry has never played a significant comic book villain onscreen (had a supporting role in The Shadow and was the original Joker for Batman TAS).
Oh honey, I've been vegetarian for 20+ years and I ain't skinny!
Oh honey, I've been vegetarian for 20+ years and I ain't skinny!
Which confuses people even more. Are you familiar with former MLB player Prince FIelder? He was a baseball first baseball and stalky in the way some of those old school power hitters could be. Well he came out as a vegan or vegetarian(forget which) and announcers it seemed to always have a 'What gives" attitude when talking about it.
I'm not familiar with him, no. But I'm unsurprised.
I still eat stuff that tastes like meat, it's just made out of plants. And I eat ice cream all the time, it's just oat, soy, almond, or coconut instead of dairy.
There are plenty of ways to get everything we need to be completely healthy without eating meat.
There are tons of vegan athletes out there.
I am sure their are plenty of vegan athletes but what made people notice about Fielder is he was one of those old school fat players. I actually miss those guys in MLB. Baseball was one of the few sports were you could be a great player without even being a super athlete. Fat,short,slow footed. It didn't matter. Now they all seem to take care of their bodies and are built like Greek Gods.
Beat me to it, but you didn't include a source...
Marvel Gets First Acting Emmy Nomination in 5 Years
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has earned a 2026 Emmy nomination for Wonder Man, marking a major awards breakthrough for Marvel’s Disney+ series.
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I'm sad Ben Kingsley wasn't nominated but if I had to choose between the two, I'd go for Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. I'm thrilled he was nominated!
San Diego Comic-Con 2026 List of Announced Panels
The official San Diego Comic-Con schedule is normally released exactly two weeks before the convention (which would put this year’s release dates on July 9-12), but many properties reveal long before then that they’ll be attending the convention. This is where you can find all of our compiled...
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There are four panels for which no dates have been announced so far, one of them being Marvel Studios.
So, Spider-man opens the weekend following SDCC? Doesn't take a genius to figure out they'll screen a Doomsday trailer on their panel which they will then put in front of BND.
I think they'll announce the full cast, which they haven't revealed yet. Because D23 is next month. They'll release a trailer at D23. And my guess is they'll announce the release date of the new X-Men movie at Comic-Con.
I'm sure they'll show something at D23, but by then Spidey will have been in theaters for several weeks. The timing between SDCC and the release of BND is just too good to pass on.
imagine a mcu movies series or maybe a mcu tv series about the afterlife in valhalla
Drinking and fighting while waiting for Ragnarok?
This is just my personal feeling but it's weird to me that they'll announce an X-Men movie when their two biggest films haven't even come out yet. It feels too early to start the X-Men buzz. A movie which will likely be set in a vastly different MCU post Secret Wars.