With no access to Stark Tech or the Avengers, I'm convinced Spider-Man: Brand New Day will see Tom Holland's Peter Parker use his suit from the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home for the whole movie. The last time a Marvel movie reused a Spider-Man costume was in 2004 when Tobey Maguire donned what was mostly his first Spider-Man suit again for his second movie as Peter Parker. Thematically, it would make sense for Spider-Man's fresh start in the MCU to be with the No Way Home suit, which he crafted on his own and is incredibly comics-accurate.

When The Wheel of Time was canceled by Prime Video after season 3, fans still hoped the show could be shopped around to another streamer. However, a new update has confirmed that the fantasy series is dead, with no plans to try to get it on another streaming service. I feel like that is a disappointing development, as The Wheel of Time seemed to get better with every season.

In the comics, Valeria Richards has quite a convoluted origin story. Before retcons, she was introduced as the daughter of Doctor Doom and Sue Storm from an alternate universe. I feel like that would be the perfect way to add Valeria to the MCU. The Avengers movies could have Valeria be the daughter of Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom, and after them, when RDJ leaves the MCU for good, perhaps with his Doom dying, she could continue on Earth-616 as part of the Fantastic Four, bonding with this world's Sue and being a sister to the young Franklin Richards.

Taylor Swift is one of the most popular and talented artists in the world, with a strong set of albums released throughout her career. While it is definitely not her most splashy album, my favorite is folklore. The more intimate style and mellow vibe mesh well with my preferences. However, I have to recognize that 1989 is also up there for me, with strong hits and a pop-heavy sound, though I think folklore is her all-around best album.

It has been announced that Tom Felton will reprise his role of Draco Malfoy for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway. That has sent me down a rabbit hole of whether a movie adaptation of the Harry Potter play could happen in the future. Sadly, due to Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Stone's career trajectory, as well as the controversy regarding J.K. Rowling's recent comments, I don't think the movie will ever happen. Instead, new versions of Harry, Ron, and Hermione will rise for HBO's Harry Potter reboot series.

Reacher and Tracker are similar in many ways. However, I love both of them for their slightly different approaches to the loner action genre, with Reacher being a more action-first kind of series and Tracker more character-driven. Both live up to their premises well, with plenty of thrills each season. That said, between the two, I have to take Alan Ritchson's Reacher over Justin Hartley's Tracker. Reacher's action is more impactful, with bigger set pieces, and Ritchson's "flat" line delivery adds nice shades of comedy that make the show quite entertaining.