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In the aftermath of the Infinity Saga, Phase 4 has brought an all-new era of heroes to light with Shang-Chi, Moon Knight, and Ms. Marvel. Each of these tales has delivered a backstory from different cultures worldwide including Asian, Egyptian, and most recently Muslim, as Marvel Studios’ latest Disney+ series dives into Kamala Khan’s Pakistani heritage.
Thanks to nearly a handful of projects in Phase 4, the MCU’s Multiverse has become a key player in moving the franchise’s story forward. Although this largely came through with the other-dimensional heroes and villains that came into prominence through Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, that may not be the case with the MCU’s next release in Thor: Love and Thunder.
Major League Soccer (MLS) is set to welcome another world-renowned soccer star after Wales captain Gareth Bale agreed to a one-year deal with Los Angeles FC, the club confirmed to CNN Saturday.
The 32-year-old joins following the end of a glittering spell with Real Madrid this summer. He will not sign as a Designated Player and subsequently his salary will count towards the cap of LAFC.
While Thor: Love and Thunder is Chris Hemsworth’s God of Thunder’s fourth solo Marvel film, the movie is also a first in several ways. Not only is this the first time audiences have seen Thor post-Avengers: Endgame; but for Love and Thunder, he’s joined by a star-studded ensemble from various films and franchises and, to his surprise,
Thor: Ragnarok marked a massive shift for Chris Hemsworth’s God of Thunder as Taika Waititi directed the character into more fun and comedic territory within the MCU. Now with Thor: Love and Thunder’s release date just a few short weeks away, everyone is wondering whether the director can do it again with Thor’s fourth solo movie.
Many fans were excited when Christian Bale was announced to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Gorr the God Butcher. He’s one of the last actors most would expect to take that dive, yet director Taika Waititi was somehow able to convince him. Based on the trailers and footage available so far, it seems he’s going to make for a terrifying addition to the MCU.
Chris Hemsworth’s Asgardian Avenger was able to pull off something none of his other teammates on Midgard could: a fourth solo movie, also known as Thor: Love and Thunder. Well, sort of—Natalie Portman has returned to her role as Jane Foster and will be sharing that spotlight, this time with a pieced-together Mjolnir; double the thunder.
Obi-Wan Kenobi has officially concluded on Disney+ with the release of “Part VI.” Deborah Chow’s project featured the returns of Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader while also introducing fans to new characters such as Moses Ingram’s Reva and O’Shea Jackson Jr.’s Roken.
The series featured many surprises over the course of six episodes but mainly focused on telling a personal story about the relationship between Obi-Wan and Vivien Lyra Blair’s Princess Leia.
Although it doesn’t have a public release date yet, Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool 3 is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated movies on Marvel Studios’ slate. Even with plot details under wraps and a cast that’s still being assembled, having the Merc with a Mouth in the same universe as the Avengers is something that already has fans excited.
Former Manchester United and France star Patrice Evra says he wants to use his platform to tackle violence against children after detailing the sexual abuse he says he received as a teenager.
In his autobiography ‘I Love This Game,’ Evra writes about abuse that he says took place when he stayed at a teacher’s house to cut down on the school commute.