‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Sneak Peek: Captain Pike Gets Puppet Treatment In Season 4 Clip — Comic-Con

James Gunn just dropped a fun surprise for Peacemaker fans—Season 2’s theme song will be Foxy Shazam’s high-energy track "Oh Lord," replacing the iconic "Do Ya Wanna Taste It" from Season 1. The reveal came during Gunn’s buzzy Comic-Con panel, where he also teased a wild parallel dimension twist for John Cena’s antihero. Looks like the show’s signature chaotic vibe isn’t going anywhere.

Editor’s Note: For fans of the show, this is a big deal—the theme song is practically a character itself, setting the tone for Peacemaker’s irreverent, hyper-stylized world. Swapping it out signals a fresh direction (and maybe even wilder antics) for Season 2. Plus, Gunn’s track record of killer soundtracks means this pick is worth paying attention to.

Ever wondered which Disney princess you embody based on your European travel dreams? This fun, interactive quiz matches your ideal European destinations—whether it's the fairy-tale castles of Germany or the sun-soaked coasts of Spain—with a Disney princess persona. Pack your imaginary tiara and get ready to see if you're more of an adventurous Merida or a graceful Cinderella.

Editor’s Note: Lighthearted quizzes like this tap into our love of self-discovery and nostalgia, blending wanderlust with pop culture. It’s a playful escape for travelers and Disney fans alike—no passport required, just a sense of whimsy. Perfect for sharing with friends or daydreaming about your next trip.

You know those movie "facts" everyone swears are true—like the kid from Willy Wonka dying in the chocolate river or The Shining set being haunted? Turns out, most of them are total nonsense. This article dives into 12 of the most persistent myths, from old-school VHS rumors to modern internet hoaxes, and sets the record straight with some much-needed debunking.

Editor’s Note: Ever argued with a friend over some wild movie trivia? This piece cuts through the noise, separating fact from folklore. It’s a fun reminder that even the most believable stories—especially in Hollywood—can be pure fiction. Plus, it might just save you from losing your next bar bet.

Junior Edwards, a beloved original star of the History Channel's Swamp People, has passed away. His grandson and co-star, "Little" Willie Edwards, shared the news in a heartfelt Facebook post, reminiscing about his grandfather's adventurous spirit and expressing how deeply he'll be missed.

Editor’s Note: For fans of Swamp People, Junior wasn’t just a TV personality—he was a symbol of the show’s rugged, authentic charm. His death marks the end of an era for the series and its community, leaving behind a legacy of swamp life and family bonds that resonated with viewers. It’s a sad moment for those who followed his journey on and off-screen.

Nathan Fillion, star of The Rookie, dropped some juicy hints about Season 8 at San Diego Comic-Con, teasing that his character, John Nolan, gets a James Bond-esque adventure in Prague. The panel also featured a surprise serenade from co-star Zander Hawley, while Fillion and showrunner Alexi Hawley reflected on the show’s enduring success as it heads into its eighth season.

Editor’s Note: For fans of The Rookie, this is a fun little tease—Prague! Bond vibes!—that keeps excitement high for the new season. The show’s longevity and the cast’s camaraderie (serenades included) suggest it’s still thriving, which is rare for network procedurals these days. If you’re into lighthearted cop dramas with a dash of globetrotting flair, this one’s worth keeping an eye on.