Disney has published an official list of essential Marvel films to watch ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, but fans are buzzing about notable omissions and debating which movies should have made the cut.
Disney+ has published an Avengers: Doomsday must-watch list to prep fans for the new film, mixing MCU entries with Fox-era X‑Men titles and a Loki TV pick, plus newer titles like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Shang‑Chi. With four months to go until the 18 December release, it’s a focused refresher rather than a requirement to watch every MCU film, and it even nods to revisiting The Fantastic Four: First Steps as Doom looms.
CelticsBlog’s Noa Dalzell previews a Celtics-Sixers playoff series with Embiid’s status uncertain due to an appendectomy. Boston is seen as the stronger overall team, especially with Jayson Tatum back, while Neemias Queta could be a key factor against a leaner Sixers lineup. Philly leans on Tyrese Maxey and Paul George, with VJ Edgecombe expected to contribute; Kelly Oubre and Quentin Grimes are noted as potential X-factors. The projection: Celtics win in five games.
A Young Hollywood list highlights five films directed by women and about women—Saint Omer, Mustang, Women Talking, Summer 1993, and Sorry, Baby—covering motherhood, sisterhood, identity, and trauma, with streaming notes to help viewers celebrate Women’s History Month.
A Senate report warns that the growing terrorist watchlist and multiple screening processes implemented after 9/11 are uncoordinated and overly broad, posing risks to national security. The report highlights the lack of oversight, insufficient options for Americans subject to wrongful screenings, and the potential misidentification of individuals. The size of the watchlist has grown to about 1.8 million names, with U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents making up a small fraction. The report calls for a review of the watchlist enterprise, reform of the redress process, and increased transparency. The Department of Homeland Security acknowledges the importance of civil rights and liberties but argues that some findings lack important context.
Here are 5 things to watch on Election Day in Allegheny County, including the turnout at polling stations, the performance of candidates in key races, any issues or irregularities with the voting process, the impact of mail-in and absentee ballots, and the final results and their implications for the county's political landscape.