Aubrey Plaza is pregnant, LeBron is a Sixer, and Marvel just broke the internet with the Avengers: Doomsday trailer

July 26, 2026 · 63 sources

Marvel takes over Comic-Con: San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H basically exploded this weekend when Kevin Feige dropped the highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday trailer. Doctor Doom is raising an army of Sentinels to take on the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four all at once, and fans are cautiously optimistic but currently screaming.
LeBron James is heading to Philly: The internet is in absolute shambles after the news dropped that LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. Philly is already promising him VIP treatment and endless cheese whiz from Geno's and Pat's King of Steaks—long live the King in the city of brotherly love.
Tragic news for Oliver Tree: In a genuinely shocking and sad turn of events, Oliver Tree was laid to rest this weekend during a Celebration of Life ceremony attended by his famous friends. RIP to a true internet icon who always kept things completely chaotic and unhinged until the very end.

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Orville Peck gets vulnerable: The masked cowboy is opening up about a dark time, revealing that a suicide attempt in 2023 was the catalyst for canceling his tour, but ultimately led to a major turning point in his life and music. Sending so much love to him for using his platform to speak so openly about mental health.
Bret Michaels is built different: Poison frontman Bret Michaels literally played through "intense" pain during several live shows before finally taking a breather to undergo kidney stone surgery. If that isn’t peak rockstar dedication, I don't know what is.
Kacey Musgraves hits a bump: Kacey has canceled three dates on her upcoming Middle of Nowhere tour, including the opening night. No major drama explained yet, but fans who were ready to see her live are definitely not feeling the "Golden Hour" vibes right now.
Natanael Cano is giving back: The corridos tumbados star is officially the ultimate sugar daddy, offering up 1 million pesos to a loyal fan in a massive treasure hunt. Who says you can't buy internet loyalty?!

Wakanda Forever (again): Marvel officially confirmed Black Panther 3 is hitting theaters in December 2028, with David Jonsson stepping in to play T'Challa's son. Winston Duke is already hyping Jonsson up, so we are fully seated for the new era of Wakanda.
The theater kids are eating: Stephen King's Carrie is getting the TV series treatment on Prime Video, dropping just in time for spooky season on October 7 with a horrifying new trailer. Plus, Hadestown is officially bringing Broadway's underworld to the big screen with its original cast—Broadway fans are going to be absolutely insufferable (affectionate) about this.
Coyote vs. Acme lives!: After a massive fan campaign and studio drama, Coyote vs. Acme finally screened publicly at Comic-Con. Director Dave Green and star Lana Condor were visibly emotional about finally showing the Looney Tunes comedy to the fans who fought for it.
RIP to Crutch: Tracy Morgan’s Paramount+ multi-cam comedy Crutch has been axed after just one season. A moment of silence for another streaming casualty.

Aubrey Plaza is expecting! The ultimate queen of deadpan just casually dropped her baby bump on an Instagram story, and she looks like she's ready to pop any day now. We are so incredibly ready for her to serve immaculate postpartum streetwear and raise the coolest kid in Hollywood.
Bronny's NBA future: Now that LeBron is in Philly, former NBA champ Devean George is publicly begging the James family to stop babying Bronny. He says Bronny needs to stay put and prove what he can do on his own instead of just following his dad around the league.
Paige Spiranac through the years: TMZ dropped a massive "Then & Now" photo dump of golf influencer Paige Spiranac, asking the age-old question: good genes or good docs? Honestly, she looks incredible either way, but the comment section is definitely doing its most.

Erling Haaland embraces the memes: The soccer superstar is officially in on the joke, telling the internet to stop taking things so personally and just laugh at the memes people make about him. We love a multi-millionaire athlete who stays extremely online.
Influencer tragedy: A horrific and deeply disturbing situation is unfolding after TikTok influencer Sara Gilson was allegedly killed by her estranged husband, who then took his own life, just days after she publicly accused him of pedophilia. A truly dark and tragic story rocking the creator community.
KPop Demon Hunters noodle drop: The viral KPop Demon Hunters hype has officially entered its merch era with a brand-new instant noodle collab. You can literally buy the themed ramen cups online right now, so grab yours before the resellers wipe the inventory clean!