Last call for SPOILERS. Thunderbolts* end credits scene is a big one with huge implications for the rest of the MCU. We first reported on it here, but the full description is below. "The post ...

Although the film appeared to end with Smoke killing his brother ... After the rest of the credits roll, another time jump takes us back to Sammie’s youth, in his church. He’s singing ...

“Doc Albany,” a short documentary by Oscar ... don’t have access to healthcare and hospitals,” Proudfoot, whose credits include “The Last Repair Shop” and “The Queen of Basketball ...

Although the film appeared to end with Smoke killing his brother ... “For a few hours, we was free,” he says. After the rest of the credits roll, another time jump takes us back to Sammie’s youth, in ...

It seems like the team still has their heads held high, including head coach Doc Rivers, much to the surprise of some fans. After the game, Rivers sent a strong message about the Bucks ...

The Milwaukee Bucks failed to advance to the first round of the 2023-24 NBA playoffs under Doc Rivers, losing to the Indiana Pacers in six games. In the 2024-25 postseason, they are up against ...

And that’s particularly relevant today, to the very earnings call where Musk made his ridiculous assertion, because in Q1 2025, Tesla only turned a profit due to government credits. Without them ...

After Thunderbolts*’s premiere in London, numerous critics took to X (formerly Twitter) to share their reviews of the movie. Big Gold Belt Media in their review mentioned that Thunderbolts* will ...

Even well ahead of release, there were some rumours that Coogler intended the film to be the first part of a new franchise – and that end-credits scene certainly suggests that there could be ...

And that's exactly what New Orleans does in the final beat-writer mock draft from The Athletic, which has the Saints taking Penn State tight end Tyler Warren with the ninth-overall pick.