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The first Despicable Me movie landed all the way back in 2010, and since then there have been plenty more films in the franchise: Despicable Me 2, Despicable Me 3, Minions, and Minions: The Rise of Gru—with another one just about to come out. Despicable Me 4 drops on July 3, 2024.

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You see, Tennant said he wished the transphobic Minister for Women and Equalities, Kemi Badenoch, would “shut up,” and that’s enough to get you compared to the Taliban in Rowling’s book. Weird, because she liked a tweet last year saying, “At least the Taliban knows what a woman is.” I guess she just can’t make up her mind.

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There have been so many wonderful offerings from both the Marvel and DC universes since Spider-Man 2‘s 2004 release, but none of them occupy a place in my heart the way this movie does. It’s just such a sincere, earnest, human movie.

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You see, Bluey spends a lot of time with her father, Bandit, and he’s great at playing games. There’s nothing silly he won’t do if it means keeping Bluey and her sister Bingo entertained. And this makes the Bluey franchise an absolute delight … and an endless source of relatability for many dads out there.

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In fact, there’s absolutely nothing stopping grown adults from using a child-size Bluey backpack; they all hold items the same! So here’s a handy list of all the best ones out there right now, featuring all of your favorite Bluey characters and sayings. Buy one for your kid or buy one for yourself, we won’t judge.

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Who’s in the cast of Doctor Who season 15?

We know a few things about the cast of Doctor Who season 15 already. None other than Nicola Coughlan will be joining the Doctor on a Christmas adventure! But is she playing a friend or an enemy? Now that’s one thing we don’t know yet, but it’s very exciting to have her on board.

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“I love Donkey,” he told Etalk back in January 2023. “You know, they did Puss in Boots movies. I was like, ‘They should have did a Donkey movie.’ Donkey is funnier than Puss in Boots. I mean, I love Puss in Boots, but he ain’t funny as the Donkey.” Then he dropped the tantalizing tidbit, “I would do a Donkey movie. I would do another Shrek in two seconds.”

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While the last movie to actually feature Shrek himself was all the way back in 2010, his feline friend Puss in Boots has had a successful spinoff series, and we last caught up with him in 2022’s Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, which was a big financial and critical success. It also happened to end with a tease that Puss in Boots would soon be reunite with Shrek and co. again.

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This season’s finale had a lot to tackle: the return of an old enemy, the mystery of Ruby Sunday’s parentage, and appearances from some of the Doctor’s old friends. Did it manage to get a good story out of all of that? Well, that’s for you to decide. In the meantime, here’s an explainer for what exactly happened.

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You see, Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) finally discovered the identity of her birth mother, and she was just an ordinary person. Despite multiple hints throughout the season that Ruby was something more than human (why could she make it snow?!) it turned out that her parentage was only important because Sutekh thought it was important.

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Let’s hop in the TARDIS and take a look back over all nine episodes and rank them from worst to best—but bear in mind, even bad Doctor Who is usually still entertaining.

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Lostprophets was at the center of one of the most appalling incidents to ever take place in the music industry, and it’s all because of one person: the band’s lead singer, Ian Watkins.

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His casual misogyny, and his sheer cluelessness that this was a problem, was the elephant in the room of Doctor Who fandom at that time. Moffat’s tenure on Who (and Sherlock, for that matter) unfolded before “cancel culture” was really a named concept. But now Moffat has a new comedy-drama show all about it, Douglas Is Cancelled, and from the moment it was announced, eyebrows were raised. It’s all about a celebrity who cracks a sexist joke at a wedding and finds himself on the verge of being canceled—a sexist joke leading to a cancellation, you say? Where could that idea possibly have come from?

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There are a LOT of Bluey episodes and Muffin doesn’t appear in all, or even most, of them. So we’ve put together a list of all the best Blueys where Muffin has a role. Sit yourself down and give them a watch. You don’t even have to have your own threenager!

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Even casual fans (think: people who know Darth Maul’s name, but haven’t watched more than a few episodes of The Clone Wars) will appreciate a good, well-thought-out Star Wars gift. Let’s take a look at some of the best presents out there, things that will please kids and adults alike. May the Force be with you!

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It’s a very female-centric show, you see, and it stars a Black woman and has some queer themes, so it’s become a punching bag for a certain brand of “fan.” But luckily, the actors involved with the show are engaging with the fans who do like it and even adding to those aforementioned queer themes. We all saw the relationship between witches Aniseya (Jodie Turner-Smith) and Koril (Margarita Levieva), but now, actress Dafne Keen has revealed there’s been another queer relationship going on under our noses—or at least, that’s how she played it.

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Nope! McCormack is 55 years old, but Bandit is younger than that.

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First, director Bassam Tariq stepped down and Yann Demange took over, but now, Demange has left the film as well. What’s going on? That’s not even counting the amount of writers the project seems to have gone through.

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Just kidding! Popcorn buckets shouldn’t make you angry. But you can now get an Anger popcorn bucket to celebrate the release of Inside Out 2! It’s available at Regal Cinemas for $23.95. The flames around Anger’s head light up orange, so be careful not to switch the light on in the movie theater, or people really will be angry at you.

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