Nerdspin

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Jason Miller

Elizabeth Olsen is hanging up her hexes — for now. The WandaVision Emmy nominee and longtime fan-favorite of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has confirmed she will not be reprising her role as Wanda Maximoff a.k.a. Scarlet Witch in the next two Avengers blockbusters: Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. Instead, Olsen is pivoting to prestige television, signing on to star in the FX drama pilot Seven Sisters (source: Hollywood Reporter).

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Shah Shahid

Almost two years after its highly praised Sundance premiere, Magazine Dreams is set to make its worldwide release. The movie, delayed more due to off-screen controversy, finally sees the light of day. Jonathan Majors’ lead role as an amateur bodybuilder grappling not only with aspirations of fame and legacy but also with mental and physical issues of his own, is a fascinating watch.

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Christina Brennan

To celebrate her latest turn as a sophisticated and lethal spy, we’re looking back at some of cinema history’s most unforgettable female spies and assassins. From Angelina Jolie’s chameleon-like Evelyn Salt to Charlize Theron’s ice-cold MI6 agent in Atomic Blonde, these women redefine espionage with intelligence, style, and an unmatched ability to outmaneuver their enemies. Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag (2025) thrusts Cate Blanchett into a world of high-stakes espionage and marital mind games.

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Jason Miller

Chelsea Green continues to reign supreme. The self-proclaimed “hot mess” of WWE has successfully defended her WWE Women’s United States Championship yet again, extending her historic run as the longest-reigning champion in the title’s history. On the March 18 episode of WWE NXT, Green outlasted Sol Ruca in a dramatic bout filled with interference, high-flying action, and some classic underhanded tactics.

1 month ago | nerdspin.com | Sara Clements

In Black Bag, Steven Soderbergh serves up a tantalizing cocktail of espionage and intimate drama, where betrayal and loyalty dance on a razor’s edge. A master of tension, Soderbergh crafts a world where the stakes are deeply emotional, offering a sleek and intellectual spy thriller. The film, written by David Koepp in his third collaboration with the director, examines the fragility of relationships set against the backdrop of intelligence work.