Month: March 2025

Hold onto your web-shooters — if the latest rumors are true, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is swinging straight into chaos… and Hulk SMASH territory. According to a jaw-dropping leak reportedly coming out of Disney’s hush-hush Blockbuster Consumer Products presentation, the upcoming Spider-Man film may feature a surprising — and incredibly destructive — antagonist: Savage Hulk. … Read more

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! If your warm weather wardrobe could use a little refresh (and honestly, whose couldn’t?), you’re in luck. Walmart just dropped over 1,000 new arrivals, and the summer vibes are strong. From flirty sundresses to on-trend … Read more

Gracie McGraw celebrated Pride Month 2025 by embracing her sexuality and inspiring new fans. The 28-year-old daughter of country music stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill made headlines with a Tuesday, June 2, Instagram Story that revealed she is queer. “Everyone get more gay now,” the post read, accompanied by multiple exclamation points. “Happy Freaking … Read more

Jessie J has been diagnosed with breast cancer. The singer, 37, announced via Instagram on Tuesday, June 3, that she received the news prior to the April 25 release of her track “No Secrets.” “I was diagnosed with early breast cancer. I’m highlighting the word early. Cancer sucks in any form but I’m holding onto … Read more

Shemar Moore was the only cast member to be cast in the S.W.A.T. spinoff — but what has everyone else said about being excluded? S.W.A.T., which premiered in 2017, built a solid fanbase as viewers tuned in every week to see 20 Squad take on the newest crisis. Throughout the seasons, the cast evolved but … Read more

For decades, Superman has been the Big Bang of superhero culture. Before billionaires in batsuits and wise-cracking web-slingers, there was one man in a red cape who could leap tall buildings in a single bound — and redefine what it meant to be a hero. But in the era of multiverses, morally gray antiheroes, and … Read more