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Movie Review, (Michael)

Michael aims big—really big. It’s not just a biopic; it’s an attempt to capture the mythology, genius, and contradictions of Michael Jackson. At its best, it delivers electrifying performance sequences and a convincing central portrayal. At its weakest, it struggles under the weight of its subject. FONSECA's Thoughts: This is a film about presence —not just a person. When it lets the music and movement speak, it’s powerful. When it tries to explain everything, it loses some

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Your Nerd Side Actor Omir Katz from Hocus Pocus joins us.

This week with Fonseca on Your Nerd Side Omri Katz American retired actor. His television and film credits include the television series Dallas and Eerie, Indiana , and the movies Matinee , Adventures in Dinosaur City , and Hocus Pocus We talk about Tron Aire Toys and the movie, Video games and we play Your Nerd Side Trivia!

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This weeks show Actor Pete Capella

On this weeks show Fonseca talks with Pete Capella American actor, stand-up comedian, producer and artistic director, who is best known...

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The Boys finale has fans fired up — and honestly, that might be putting it lightly.

After Season 5 ended with Homelander completely stripped of power, dignity, and that god complex he carried for years, the internet had a lot to say. But showrunner Eric Kripke is standing by the ending. Kripke says the backlash was loud, even rough to read, but he doesn’t regret it. His goal was never to turn The Boys into some giant post-apocalyptic superhero war. He wanted the series to remain a twisted reflection of our own world — especially its slide toward power, fear,

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Nintendo and LEGO Officially Announce New Deluxe Donkey Kong Set

A new Nintendo collaboration with LEGO has been announced on social media, with the mighty Donkey Kongset to receive a blocky incarnation. Nintendo has collaborated with LEGO on a number of occasions, with sets based on titles such as Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda. There have also been separate collaborations with the Pokémon franchise, meaning Nintendo's biggest characters have been represented in the famous toy line, though some, such as the Star Fox cast,

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The Boys Creator Fires Back at 'Hurricane' of Hate for Series Finale

The Boys has really pissed some people off, hasn't it? That might be an understatement though, given the online discourse following Episode 8 of Season 5, the series finale, in which Homelander went from being an immortal being with V1 coursing through his veins — claiming to be God — to nothing more than a sniveling coward willing to do illicit acts on Billy the Butcher. By the time Butcher opened Homelander's skull with a crowbar like it was a Christmas crate containing a l

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The Boys finale has fans fired up — and honestly, that might be putting it lightly.

After Season 5 ended with Homelander completely stripped of power, dignity, and that god complex he carried for years, the internet had a lot to say. But showrunner Eric Kripke is standing by the ending. Kripke says the backlash was loud, even rough to read, but he doesn’t regret it. His goal was never to turn The Boys into some giant post-apocalyptic superhero war. He wanted the series to remain a twisted reflection of our own world — especially its slide toward power, fear,

Saint Seiya fans in Japan are getting a fast food power-up.

McDonald’s Japan has officially launched a new Saint Seiya collaboration, celebrating the franchise’s extended 40th anniversary with limited-time regional burgers and some serious anime nostalgia. The lineup includes the Hokkaido Jaga Cheese Teriyaki, made with a pork patty, soy-teriyaki glaze, Hokkaido cheese sauce, and white cheddar. There’s also the Nagoya-style Kurogoma Juicy Chicken with a sweet and savory glaze, plus the Hakata Mentai Butter Teriyaki, featuring a specia

The Mandalorian was mentioned long ago before you might think!

This week, The Mandalorian and Grogu brings Star Wars back to theaters for the first time in seven years, with Din Djarin and Grogu making the jump from Disney+ to the big screen. But before Mandalore became one of the coolest corners of the galaxy, its roots go way back to Marvel’s Star Wars comic run. — but Mandalore’s story started in a much smaller place: Marvel’s Star Wars #68. In that comic, set between Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Princess Leia and C-3PO