Chris Hemsworth’s YouTube video, “Thank You! The Legacy of Thor,” has whipped Marvel fans into a speculative storm, wondering if the God of Thunder’s eyeing the exit or just reminiscing on his 15-year MCU run. The two-minute tribute, packed with clips from his four Thor films, four Avengers gigs, and behind-the-scenes warmth, lands just as Avengers: Doomsday (hitting December 18, 2026) ramps up, fueling talk of a farewell. Its heartfelt vibe and curious timing have social media talking with takes like “Thor’s definitely dying” or “This smells like a goodbye,” even as Hemsworth teases “Next up, Doomsday!”
So, you’re dropping into Fortnite’s neon-drenched battle royale, lightsaber in hand, ready to outlast 99 other players. Suddenly, you’re face-to-mask with Darth Vader, and he’s not just an NPC spouting pre-scripted lines. No, this Sith Lord, voiced by the late, great James Earl Jones, is chatting back—thanks to some fancy AI wizardry. Get ready for Fortnite’s newest space adventure, where Epic Games and Disney use special tech to bring back Darth Vader’s famous deep voice for live chats in the game.
Disney’s Marvel lineup is firing on all cylinders, and Ironheart looks like a real gem. It’s a six-episode miniseries hitting Disney+ on June 24, 2025, as the fifteenth and final part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) Phase Five.
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Lumasky, a company from Dubai, is famous for its huge drone light shows, having used up to 7,000 drones in past events. For the Disneyland Abu Dhabi show, they used a record-breaking 9,000 drones, the most ever in the Persian Gulf region.
While fans patiently wait for a Deadpool & Wolverine sequel, Marvel Entertainment has just quietly dropped a new Fantastic Four First Steps trailer that hints at the team’s origin and teases the planet-devouring Galactus. It’s generating a lot of excitement for Marvel’s First Family, set to hit theaters on July 25, 2025.
Imagine a robot character at a Disney park, like a little droid, that can chat or play with people. Normally, a human operator controls it remotely, using their own skills and gut feelings to make the robot act friendly, shy, or excited. This project from Disney Research wants to make the robot smart enough to do this on its own, without someone constantly steering it.
Disney has just released the first trailer for their Lilo & Stitch live-action remake and it teases the stunning scenery, primarily shot on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. This film closely follows the original 2002 animated film’s storyline, centering on Lilo who adopts what she thinks is a strange dog from a shelter (Stitch),