Erielle Sudario

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It's been two weeks since the live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch hit theaters. Since then, it has been highly praised by fans and critics alike and generated over $627 million at the global box office. So, following the film's success, a TV series based on this Disney franchise will return to the Disney Channel after nearly 20 years since it last aired. The Disney Channel has announced that on June 26, it will celebrate Stitch Day by bringing back Lilo & Stitch: The Series.

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When you think of a collectible popcorn bucket for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, what first comes to mind? The Fantasticar? The Thing's bust, as seen in Captain America: Brave New World? Maybe a crib, considering that Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) is pregnant. What about the head of Galactus? That's right; Marvel Studios has unveiled the popcorn bucket for this theatrical release, featuring the face of Ralph Ineson's character, whose face was hidden during the initial trailers.

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I remember exactly where I was when Taylor Swift released the "Look What You Made Me Do" music video in 2017. I was in my university library, and the moment I saw it had been released, I watched it immediately, and my jaw dropped. My attention shifted to decoding who and what the song was about. Swift had done the unthinkable: she called out multiple people in a single track. Reputation resonated with me because it was relatable.

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Michael Jackson has released plenty of music throughout his career. But if one song stands out, it has to be "Thriller," released in 1982. Nobody knew it would be an iconic track that would last decades. Yet, since its release, it has charted at number 1 in multiple countries, became a certified platinum record, and became the singer's sixth studio album title.

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Nintendo has been slowly making its way to the big screen lately. With the success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie and The Legends of Zelda live-action adaptation is in its early stages, only time will tell who will be next on Nintendo's roster to enter Hollywood. Fortunately for fans, Shigeru Miyamoto has teased who might be next to get the movie star treatment. In a recent interview, Miyamoto teased that Pikmin may also receive a screen adaptation for TV or film.