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The first full trailer for Gen V Season 2 just dropped at Comic-Con, and it’s loaded with juicy details. Jaz Sinclair’s Marie is reluctantly heading back to Godolkin University, and fans of The Boys will spot plenty of familiar faces popping up—likely stirring more chaos in Homelander’s messed-up world. If the teaser is any indication, this season’s going to be wild.

Editor’s Note: For fans of The Boys universe, this is a big deal. Gen V isn’t just a spin-off—it’s deepening the lore while keeping the same brutal, satirical edge. The cameos hint at tighter ties to the main series, and the trailer suggests we’re in for more dark humor, power struggles, and probably a few shocking twists. If you love the franchise, this is your next obsession.

Stephen Colbert gave a shoutout to South Park on his show, calling its season premiere—which featured an AI-generated clip of a naked Donald Trump wandering the desert—a "message of hope" for our times. He tied it to Trump's recent executive order on AI, suggesting the satire was a clever jab at the intersection of politics and technology.

Editor’s Note: Comedy’s always been a mirror for society’s absurdities, but this moment shows how late-night hosts and animated shows are now using AI as both a punchline and a commentary tool. It’s not just about laughs—it’s about how humor can spotlight the weirdness (and risks) of tech mixing with power.

Fans at Comic-Con’s Gen V panel got an unexpected bonus—a first look at The Boys Season 5, complete with Homelander’s chilling promise of a "safer, God-fearing nation." The crowd’s explosive reaction spilled beyond the walls of Hall H, hinting at another wild, satirical ride in the upcoming season.

Editor’s Note: For fans of The Boys, this surprise drop is a big deal—it confirms the show’s momentum isn’t slowing down, and Homelander’s ominous tease suggests even more chaos ahead. It also cleverly ties Gen V (its spin-off) back to the main series, keeping the hype train rolling. If you love dark, irreverent superhero drama, this is your signal to buckle up.

Mark Hamill, best known as Luke Skywalker, recently revealed he was close to retiring from acting before landing his role in The Long Walk, a new Stephen King adaptation. At San Diego Comic-Con, Hamill shared that he’d told his agent he lacked motivation—until this project reignited his passion. The film’s first 22 minutes and a red-band trailer premiered at the event, with Hamill and co-stars like David Jonsson and Garrett Wareing generating buzz.

Editor’s Note: It’s a reminder that even icons like Hamill hit creative slumps—and sometimes, the right role can change everything. For fans, it’s exciting to see him energized by fresh material, especially in a high-profile King adaptation. Plus, the early footage tease suggests this could be a standout in the crowded horror-thriller space.

Nordstrom Rack’s summer sale is dropping prices on denim even lower, with solid deals under $50 for jeans from well-known brands. If you’ve been holding off on refreshing your wardrobe, now’s the time to grab a pair without wrecking your budget.

Editor’s Note: Denim’s a staple, but it’s rarely cheap—especially from trusted brands. This sale makes it way more accessible for folks who want quality without the usual markup. Given how often people hunt for affordable jeans, this is basically a public service announcement for bargain shoppers.