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    Nicolas Cage, who recently played the title role in 'Spider-Noir', has publicly urged Marvel to bring better storytelling back to the superhero genre with its Cinematic Universe. His remarks come as discussion grows about the future direction of superhero films and whether the genre can recover its creative momentum after years of mixed reception for recent releases.

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    Mark Ruffalo Hints Hulk and Spider-Man's MCU Story Is Just Getting Started●Mark Ruffalo Hints Hulk & Spider-Man’s MCU Story Is Just Getting Started https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.comi ngsoon.MmastodonCultureFilm217 h ago

    Actor Mark Ruffalo, who plays Bruce Banner and the Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has hinted that the on-screen pairing of Hulk and Spider-Man still has stories left to tell. The comments, picked up by ComingSoon.net, point to future appearances for the two characters together, and Marvel fans are speculating about what project could bring them back alongside each other.

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    Ten Years On, Marvel's Ant-Man Set Up Phase 3▼10 Years Ago, This Marvel Movie Pushed the MCU Further Into Phase 3✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    A decade after its 2015 release, the Marvel film widely identified as Ant-Man is being revisited for the role it played in steering the MCU toward Phase 3, bridging the end of Phase 2 and the road to Captain America: Civil War and the Avengers' Infinity War saga. Retrospective pieces are weighing its modest scale against its lasting impact on the franchise.

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    Interpol Performs Live Session for KEXP●Interpol — Live on KEXP https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=ebG4-E4MCuM # słucham # nowPlaying # kexpMmastodonCultureMusic22 d ago

    The New York rock band Interpol appears in a live session on Seattle radio station KEXP, with the performance shared widely among listeners. Fans are posting the session online as they listen, adding it to now-playing playlists and recommending the band's live sound. KEXP's live sessions remain a popular format for showcasing alternative and indie rock acts to a global audience.