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Pedro Pascal Left Out of Fantastic Four Avengers: Doomsday Trailer — Raising Questions About His Supposed Box Office Power

Pedro Pascal Left Out of Fantastic Four Avengers: Doomsday Trailer — Raising Questions About His Supposed Box Office Power

Marvel Studios has begun rolling out character-focused teasers for Avengers: Doomsday, a movie that absolutely must succeed at the box office after a string of uneven Marvel performances. One of the most recent trailers, now circulating after a theatrical leak, prominently features the Fantastic Four—or at least part of them. Notably absent from the latest Avengers: Doomsday trailer, however, is Pedro Pascal.

Disney’s Castaway Cay Private Island Adds New Adults Only BBQ at Serenity Bay

Disney’s Castaway Cay Private Island Adds New Adults Only BBQ at Serenity Bay

Serenity Bay on Disney’s private island Castaway Cay has a new BBQ restaurant for adults only. Earlier in 2025, Disney Cruise Line closed the former barbecue facility at Serenity Bay, sometimes known as Serenity Bay BBQ or Air Bay BBQ, which was an open-air picnic pavilion style location. A new structure known as Hangar 98 BBQ just opened mid-December.

Jimmy Kimmel Makes Even Winning an Award About President Trump in Latest Public TDS Meltdown

Jimmy Kimmel Makes Even Winning an Award About President Trump in Latest Public TDS Meltdown

Winning an award used to be about… winning the award. But for Jimmy Kimmel, even a victory at the Critics Choice Awards couldn’t stay focused for long as the late-night host turned his acceptance speech into yet another public fixation on Donald Trump. This latest TDS meltdown by Kimmel makes his win less about television excellence and more about settling political scores.

Avatar: Fire and Ash Crosses $1 Billion at the Box Office — Still Substantially Trailing The Way of Water

Avatar: Fire and Ash Crosses $1 Billion at the Box Office — Still Substantially Trailing The Way of Water

The Avatar box office story has once again hit a major milestone, but context matters more than headlines. Avatar: Fire and Ash has officially crossed $1 billion at the worldwide box office, doing so in roughly three weeks of global release. While that number will inevitably be touted as another unquestionable victory for James Cameron and Disney, the underlying data tells a more complicated—and far less triumphant—story when placed next to its direct predecessor.