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The first trailer for Fantastic Four: First Steps brims with 1960s Marvel goodness. We’ve got the Marvel-1, we’ve got H.E.R.B.I.E. with a reel-to-reel for a face, we’ve got Baxter Building in all of its glory. However, we don’t have much of another defining aspect of 1960s Marvel: Cold War politics.

Over the course of the last 40 years, Ke Huy Quan has done many things: worked with some of the greatest movie stars of all-time like Harrison Ford and Michelle Yeoh; starred in bonafide classics across multiple decades; studied martial arts with Tan Tao-liang and action stunt choreography under Corey

There’s never been a better time to curl up with a book that can transport you someplace more wondrous, strange, or exciting. This year will see some big releases from established bestsellers, like a Cosmere short story collection from Brandon Sanderson, and V.E. Schwab’s Sapphic vampire epic Bury Our Bones

Wrestling fans know that there are few events more thrilling than the WWE Royal Rumble, and 2025’s edition, held in Indianapolis, Indiana, was no exception. But what made this year’s Rumble even more unforgettable wasn’t just the action in the ring—it was the way the entire city embraced the spectacle.

Part of me did not want to write this. For one thing, despite it having been several weeks now, it’s still unfathomable to reckon with the fact that David Lynch, the singular writer/director/actor/painter/sound designer/musician/A+ Oscar campaigner/surrealist/genius whose body of work spanned over fifty years, has fatefully shuffled off this mortal