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Emmys Cuts Number Of Televised Categories For 2026 Ceremony
deadline.comThe (exterior location of) Wayne Manor in Batman '66 is for sale for $32 million
deadline.comTIL that after Theodore Roosevelt left office an effort was made to replace the Teddy Bear with a stuffed toy "Billy Possum" for President Taft
en.wikipedia.orgBuffalo Bills WR DJ Moore buys entire stock of shirts, tells store to give them away to fans
wkbw.comMatt Damon infiltrates Kimmel with a Trojan Horse
youtu.beA politician in Memphis argued against renovations of the local baseball stadium by saying "People are playing pickleball" instead
fanbuzz.comDGA Responds to Slump by Limiting TV Actors From Taking Director Jobs
variety.comDodgers star Mookie Betts guest stars in episode of Disney Jr. Marvel series - ESPN
espn.comNationals prospect Andrew Pinckney rips 119 mph home run (hardest hit HR of the year in statcast equipped ballparks)
mlb.comIf Stan Lee had been alive and healthy, what post-Endgame cameos do you think he'd have had?
As the title suggests: If Stan Lee had remained alive and healthy, how do you think his cameos would have been incorporated into post-Endgame projects?
First off, I'll note that apparently he was supposed to voice a character in GOTG v3 (presumably in its early pre-Gunn firing-and-then-return state) and a look-alike was supposed to show up in No Way Home during the cafe scene at the end, so I'm guessing those would be what he'd have had in those films.
So, just off the top of my head:
FF:FS -- 100% would have been one of three things: Part of the opening news montage, been the guy on Yancy Street who yells at Ben to say "It's Clobberin' Time", or he'd have been in the Atlas Comics office (where they show two young guys who are meant to be Stan and Jack) when Silver Surfer arrives.
WandaVision - Would have shown up in one of the fake commercials, I'd imagine.
Dr. Strange and MoM - Probably a guest at Christine's wedding. Maybe they wouldn't let him in, to continue the gag that goes all the way back to when Reed and Sue got married in the comics.
Loki - Some TVA worker
Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Probably reprise his Smithsonian security guard
Hawkeye: Audience member watching Rogers: the Musical. Probably really into it.
The Marvels: 100% would have been a guy getting eaten by a Flerken during the evacuation
Shang-Chi: Probably reprise the guy in Ant-Man and the Wasp who felt the 60s were catching up to him. Would have seen the bus fight and then said something funny.
Thunderbolts: A bunch of possibilities. Maybe a guy on the street during the Void attack. Maybe someone in Washington. Maybe the post-credit thing with Red Guardian.
Eternals: Would have been a museum curator or something delivering the Ebony Blade to Black Knight (as Stan created the original Black Knight that Dane Whitman is a distant descendant of) just before the infamously never-followed-up Blade whisper.
Love and Thunder: New Asgard tourist.
...What do you think?
Late on this, but because of the events of Monarch S2, three of the women on this 2024 Hollywood Reporter cover have been menaced by Kong
(Naomi Watts, Brie Larson, and Anna Sawai, obviously)
2026 World Video Game Hall of Fame Inductees Revealed - The Strong National Museum of Play
museumofplay.org'Hacks': Cherry Jones and Leslie Bibb Break Down Deborah and Ava's Lesbian Retreat in 'Montecito' (Exclusive)
Ok, I'll admit it: I'm submitting this only because last night's episode may have been the funniest thing all series and I want to see what /r/Television has to say.