Ayomikun Adekaiyero is an Entertainment Reporter at various prominent outlets, including Yahoo News and Business Insider. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on celebrities, the film industry, music business, and parenting styles. Ayomikun's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Beast, The Independent, and Comic Book Resources.
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By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
Marvel's "VisionQuest" clearly links to multiple previous films and TV series in the MCU, but fans may miss one small connection to "Captain America: The First Avenger." The new Disney+ series follows the White Vision (Paul Bettany) as he tries to reunite with his son and reckon with his identity after dying in "Avengers: Infinity War," getting resurrected as an emotionless killing machine in "WandaVision," and then having his memories restored at the end of that series.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
"VisionQuest" brings back pre-established characters from the "WandaVision" trilogy, but Episode 1 also introduces two new characters that will be very important to the series.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
Marvel TV boss Brad Winderbaum weighs in on Daredevil: Born Again ending with Season 3, explaining why viewership is key to the character's future.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
"Saturday Night Live" sparked backlash with its last episode, but the media storm may blow over by the time the show returns to the screen. On October 10, comedian Shane Gillis took to the stage as the host for the day and did what he does best — say something controversial. Gillis accidentally dropped an f-bomb during one of the sketches.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
Before Josh Brolin became a Marvel star and Stephen Baldwin got his big break in "The Usual Suspects," the pair appeared in an ABC series that time has forgotten. "The Young Riders" was a Western series that premiered in 1989 and was based on the real-life American mail service group called the Pony Express. However, the show strayed from the initial premise, with the young riders focused more on fighting outlaws than delivering mail.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
Before Josh Brolin became a Marvel star and Stephen Baldwin got his big break in "The Usual Suspects," the pair appeared in an ABC series that time has forgotten.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
Amazon Prime's new "Carrie" miniseries has featured many changes from Stephen King's original story that have sparked discourse and outrage since the show premiered. But one of the most controversial and biggest changes from the "Carrie" novel is changing which character enacts the famous prom massacre scene. The show introduces a new character, Emaline (Thalia Dudek), who befriends Carrie (Summer H. Howell) and helps the bullied girl develop her telekinesis abilities.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero
"Saturday Night Live" is taking a second week off following its first three episodes of Season 52. So far, the show has been hosted by NBA star Jalen Brunson, actor Dakota Johnson, and comedian Shane Gillis. The latter host, who was once fired from "SNL," stirred controversy after dropping an F-bomb during a sketch and saying "women just dress like w****s now" in his opening monologue.
By: Ayomikun Adekaiyero, Alison Cohen Rosa
One of the hardest choices you can make at Christmas is deciding what to watch with your loved ones. Picking the right TV show can enhance your holiday season by leaning into the Christmas spirit with laughter, joy, and merriment.Christmas-themed series are often built around the holiday season, so they can feel strange to watch at any other time. But there are a few Christmas shows that work all year round.
David Lynch's "Twin Peaks" was an oasis for famous actors. Based on two real-life murders, the popular series became celebrated for its distinctive, surrealist storytelling and iconic, campy lines. The show was also a breakout role for Kyle MacLachlan, Mädchen Amick, and several other stars. But what's not mentioned enough are the many celebrities who graced the series with their presence.
