A Twitter user used footage of the exchange to ask how many times per year the president ordered the KFC family bucket.
IGN Can’t Draw: Our Imaginary Pokemon Sword and Shield Starter Evolutions
Since this morning’s reveal of the three new starters in Pokemon Sword and Shield – the grass chimp Grookey, the fire rabbit Scorbunny and the water lizard Sobble – there’s been a lot of discussion around what their evolutions might look like.
After all, Pokemon always start out cute and cuddly but can end up as imposing, muscle-studded beasts. We at IGN decided it would be a fun experiment to draw what we think Grookey, Scorbunny and Sobble’s evolutions might look like, but the catch is…not a lot of us can draw.
Please enjoy IGN Can’t Draw: Our Imaginary Pokemon Sword and Shield Starter Evolutions Edition.
Marvel Gives Kraven the Hunter His Groove Back
Corporate-owned superhero comics are what they are, and there’s little use complaining about the cyclical nature of these stories or the revolving door of death that persists in the Marvel and DC universes. Still, there are some characters one can’t help but feel would have been better off staying dead. Kraven the Hunter is one of them. Sergei Kravinoff was given a terrific sendoff in 1987’s “Kraven’s Last Hunt,” and Marvel has never really built on his resurrection in a compelling way. What purpose does the original Kraven serve that his various successors couldn’t? Fortunately, that’s a question writer Nick Spencer seems to have firmly in mind as he sets the stage for the upcoming “Hunted” storyline.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Lays Groundwork For Going After Trump’s Tax Returns
Other Dems grilled Michael Cohen on Trump’s business dealings, possibly raising new legal issues for the president.
Don’t Forget Mark Meadows Made A Racist Birther Joke In 2012
The Republican congressman repeatedly said he wanted to send Obama “home to Kenya or wherever it is.”
What You Need to Know About Umbrella Academy’s Commission
This article contains spoilers for The Umbrella Academy Season 1.
For more on Umbrella Academy, check out our feature on What Happened to Ben, or catch up on our Umbrella Academy Powers Explained piece!
Time travel plays a huge role in the first season of Netflix’s Umbrella Academy. We see Number 5’s time-traveling misadventures, meet two assassins (Hazel and Cha-Cha), and their boss (The Handler), and get a sneak peek at their place of work: The Commission. But the organization and its operatives leave plenty of unanswered questions at the end of Season 1, including whether we’ll see Hazel and Cha-Cha in Season 2. Here’s everything we know about The Commission, and the role it could play if the show gets a second season.
GOP Attacks Cohen, Ex-RNC Official Trump Employed For A Decade, As A Shady Liar
Republicans say you can’t trust one of the president’s former top men.
Avengers: Endgame Is Expected To Make More Money Than Infinity War For Its Opening Weekend
It’s not a big surprise, but now one research firm has put out a report about how much money Avengers: Endgame is predicted to make for its opening in April–and it is a lot.
Numbers from Research Exhibitor via Collider state that Endgame is lined up to make $282 million in the United States and Canada for its opening weekend to set a new opening-weekend record. For comparison, 2018’s Infinity War made $258 million domestically on its opening weekend.
A massive opening weekend for Endgame is expected. Infinity War ended on an epic cliffhanger thanks to Thanos’ snap, and the film itself is said to mark a conclusion of sorts to the overarching storyline that began 10 years ago.
One factor that could hurt Endgame’s box office take is its length. The movie is currently sitting at around three hours, which makes it the longest MCU movie ever. That long of a runtime means theatres will be limited, to a degree, in the number of daily screenings they can accomodate.
The next Marvel movie is Captain Marvel, which hits theatres in March and is also expected to make lots and lots of money for its opening weekend. The film introduces Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel to the MCU, and she’ll play the role again in April’s Endgame.
For more on Endgame, you can check out GamerSpot’s recent feature on why Tony Stark, not Captain America, should die in the film.
FedEx Building Delivery Robots
FedEx announced it will begin testing an autonomous, six-wheeled delivery robot called the SameDay Bot this summer.
Revealed by FedEx, the SameDay Bot features four primary wheels and two extra front-facing wheels designed to navigate over various kinds of terrain including streets, sidewalks, sand, puddles, steep slopes and steps. Its cargo can be configured for single or multiple deliveries, and secures its contents so a recipient only has access to their own delivery. It also allows for the transportation of hot and cold items, like food deliveries or groceries.
The SameDay Bot. Credit: FedEx.
Detective Pikachu: Every Pokemon in the New Movie
At this point, there are over 800 species of Pokemon in this wildly popular video game franchise. And with another pair of sequels hitting the Nintendo Switch later this year, expect that number to grow. But Pokemon fans are also looking forward to the release of Detective Pikachu, the very first live-action Pokemon movie. The trailers released so far have been absolutely crammed with Pokemon both large and small, so to help you make sense of this sensory onslaught, we’ve got a breakdown of every Pokemon we know will be appearing in the movie (so far).
Check out every Pokemon from Detective Pikachu below!