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Marvel’s first family is finally making its way to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Pedro Pascal starring as one of Marvel Universe’s most brilliant minds, Reed Richards. Known for his versatility and ability to bring nuance to every role, fan expectations are certainly sky-high to witness him playing Mr. Fantastic.

Pedro Pascal in a still from The Last of Us | Credit: HBO

While it is exciting to imagine Pascal as Reed Richards, albeit being in a different universe than the main timeline, it is just as exciting to imagine him playing one of the most villainous versions of Reed Richards, The Maker. However, given how bold Marvel Studios is, it is unlikely we will ever get to see Pascal as the deadly multiversal villain.

Marvel won’t have Pedro Pascal play this version of Reed Richards The Maker | Credit: Marvel Comics

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On tonight's episode of Sister Wives, the three ex-wives of Kody Brown create new familial tribes, while remaining wife Robyn Brown encourages her daughters to seek out community through religion.

via: TLC

This new era of Sister Wives, post-mass-wife-exodus, is barely reminiscent of the early days of the show, when the plural family appeared to be happily living a conservative and religious, though non-traditional, lifestyle. But that was then, and this is now. And now, three of the wives have left the family, the family is scattered throughout multiple states, Kody doesn't believe in religion anymore and Truely thinks her soon-to-be stepdad David's groom's cake should be modeled after her mom's bosom.

Quick Links Meri And Her BFFs Yap About Kody Meri Gets Real Christine Gets Princess Wedding Dress Treatment Meri's Friends Give Her Good Advice Christine Doesn't Care About Modesty Anymore Robyn's Daughters Want To Go To Church Christine And David Eat Cake,...

The start of country music singer and songwriter Garth Brooks’ 2024-2025 Las Vegas Residency is right around the corner.

Starting on September 26, all shows will take place at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. The last show will take place on March 9, 2025.

Born in 1962, a native of Oklahoma, Brooks began to perform in bars while he was in school at Oklahoma State University. He moved to Nashville in 1987 and released his first album two years later. He has since sold over 138 million albums and is one of the best-selling solo artists in United States history.

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Brooks is the only artist in music history who has released nine albums that were all certified Diamond by the Recording Industry Association of America, beating The Beatles’ previous record of six.

Since 1989, Brooks has released 27 records,...

Halle Berry slips on a bikini for the first official poster for director John Stockwell’s “Dark Tide”, which is due out On Demand March 8th and in limited release March 30th. Basically direct-to-dvd. Remember the days when Halle Berry in a bikini would have guaranteed a wide theatrical release? Oh well. Here’s the teaser trailer in case you missed it: Meanwhile, here’s a new poster for director John Lyde’s “Osombie”, his Osama Bin Laden zombie movie that’s getting lots and lots of airplay recently even among the mainstream press. Lyde is the director of a little-known, low-budget action movie called “The Eleventh Hour” from a few years ago that I thought was pretty good, especially given the (lack of) resources he had to work with. Here’s hoping “Osombie” becomes the cult hit that he needs to make bigger productions. More “Osombie” goodness can be...

If you can forgive John Lyde and Matthew Reese their lack of resources, then “The Eleventh Hour” is not a bad way to spend 90 minutes. It’s actually a very good action film, and had the duo been in possession of, say, 10% of your average Hollywood budget, they could have produced something special. Alas, the (lack of) budget is a major source of constraint for the duo, and so instead of a globe-hopping thriller about an ex-Navy Seal who returns home shattered and broken, only to have his past come back to grab him by the throat and send him off on an assassination run, we instead have a film set in an unnamed Midwestern town where, it would appear, running gunfights that last the better part of the day don’t get reported. “The Eleventh Hour” stars Matthew Reese as Michael Adams, a former Navy Seal who, during a...