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Michelle Rodriguez's comments about the Marvel Cinematic Universe have sparked an online debate about which franchise is more tired after the release of Fast X. The Fast Saga inches closer to its culmination with the release of its latest installment. Despite plans to end it, Vin Diesel's comments about another sequel have garnered various opinions.

Rodriguez has stated that she's "tired of all these Marvel movies." Her comment resulted in an online debate about the longevity of both franchises. Some of the responses to her quote can be seen below:

Michelle Rodriguez is funny for saying this. Like fast and furious has 10 movies pic.twitter.com/o2WazTZdRB — Aka (@GuyWhoConquers) May 21, 2023 Yeah it’s almost like films built on 100 years worth of source material and thousands of comic books to choose from can produce a large volume of movies without telling the same story over and over again.

Aka is a French-style gangster thriller that has its main appeal in showing Eric Cantona playing a Scarface. Too bad he isn’t up to it.

Aka is a French film directed by Morgan S. Dalibert starring Alban Lenoir and Eric Cantona. Yes, the one from Manchester United.

About the movie

Bad guys, very “badass” in a movie that Guy Ritchie would have done much better.

The star this time is not Cantona, featured almost as a commercial claim for the film, but this actor called Alban Lenoir who, with his very manly features, fits the role to perfection … A quite different matter is if the role is worth it or if the movie has enough dramatic intensity to demonstrate anything beyond knowing how to hold a gun (there are others in Hollywood who do not even know how to do that).

As for the Movie: zero sense of humor...

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Lizzo has had enough. In an impassioned Instagram video thinly veiled as a Grwm tutorial on April 11, the "Special" singer made a plea for fans to take action amid ongoing sociopolitical issues impacting marginalized groups. Namely, Lizzo pointed to racism, homophobia, classism, and gun violence as leading topics of discussion that require urgent attention. In the face of these contentious matters, she's wasting no time in mobilizing as many people as she can.

"Everybody should be in this together."

"Living in this country can be extremely emotionally traumatizing because it feels like we're always being pulled from one extreme to the next," she said as she applied her makeup. "On one end, you know, I love where I live; I love where I'm from; and, for the most part, I love my country. But then we see what this...

Welcome to this review of this past Monday’s episode of WWE Raw, right here on Nerdly… We’re apparently on the road to Wrestlemania so let’s get into it!

Match #1: Damian Priest & Dominik Mysterio def. Johnny Gargano & Dexter Lumis The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

Moments after Rhea Ripley caused a distraction at ringside, things began to fly off the rails. Dominik took advantage of Johnny Gargano’s back being turned to knock he out of the action. Then, although Dexter Lumis locked in the submission on Dominik, he didn’t see Priest tag into the match. As result, Priest landed an earth-shattering kick before finishing off Lumis with South of Heaven.

My Score: 2.5 out of 5 Match #2: Cody Rhodes def. LA Knight The following is courtesy of wwe.com:

LA Knight may have been insulted that he didn’t have a WrestleMania match as of yet,...

Most of Stranger Things takes place in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, and season 2 proves just how genius the writers were to set the show away from a big city. Stranger Things revolves around a group of kids who stumble upon their town’s deadly secrets: a monstrous alternate dimension, a secret lab, and a superpowered girl named Eleven. Eleven has thus far spent her entire life confined in labs or otherwise hidden away from society, so she has little experience with the outside world. This is where the small-town setting comes in handy.

In season 2, Eleven runs away from her home in Hawkins to reconnect with fragmented memories of her past, which includes a long-lost “sister” from Eleven’s days in the Rainbow Room. In Chicago, Eleven meets Kali, Aka Eight, whose gang of misfits is looking for revenge against her former captors. The episode stands alone from the rest of the season,...

Los Angeles, Feb 11 (Ians) South African rapper Kiernan Forbes, known professionally as Aka, has been killed in Durban, South Africa. He was 35.

News24 confirmed with local police that a ‘well-known rapper’, believed to be Aka, was fatally shot outside a popular night spot on Durban’s Florida Road.

According to a first responder at the scene, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Aka was shot while standing on the pavement when gunfire rang out shortly after 22:00, reports aceshowbiz.com.

“I can confirm that two men were killed and one of them is a well-known rapper. Police will not be releasing any names of the victims yet until a full investigation is completed,” KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson Robert Netshiunda told the outlet.

Als Paramedics spokesman Garrith Jamieson said both men sustained gunshot wounds and despite efforts to resuscitate one of them, he succumbed to his injuries.

Meanwhile, tributes have poured in on his Instagram page.

Rapper Aka, born Kiernan Forbes, was shot and killed Friday in Durban, South Africa, the Times (South Africa) reported. He was 35.

The parents of Aka, Tony and Lynn Forbes, confirmed his death in a statement sent to Rolling Stone.

“It is with extreme sadness that we acknowledge the passing of our beloved son, and confirm his untimely and tragic passing on the evening or February 10, 2023. We are awaiting further details from Durban police,” read the statement.

“To us, Kiernan Jarryd Forbes was a son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend,...