Hollywood actor Simon Williams is thrust into the world of superheroes as he gets powers of his own, and becomes the new superhero Wonder Man.
Great men are forged in fire. It is the privilege of lesser men to light the flame.
The War Doctor
Windward
Sven Wunder is a Swedish composer and producer known for crafting lush soundscapes that blur the boundaries between eras and genres. His music draws heavily from cinematic orchestration, jazz fusion, and global folk traditions, but always with a modern pulse running underneath. Since his debut, he has built a reputation for albums that feel like rediscovered soundtracks—rich in string arrangements, woodwinds, and percussion—while also appealing to contemporary audiences with groove-driven rhythms. Wunder’s work bridges the gap between crate-digging nostalgia and forward-looking experimentation, making him a favorite among vinyl collectors, beatmakers, and listeners searching for something timeless yet fresh. Notably, he blends symphonic melodies and hip-hop beats into a classical-style lofi aesthetic, giving his tracks both elegance and grit. Each release feels like a journey through sonic landscapes, equal parts evocative and hypnotic, establishing him as one of the most distinctive voices in today’s instrumental music scene.
Sol Rodríguez is an Argentine actress and model known for her versatility on screen and her dynamic presence in Latin American and U.S. television. Born in Buenos Aires, she began her career as a dancer and model before transitioning into acting, where she quickly earned recognition for her natural charm and ability to bring depth to her roles. Sol gained prominence with her breakout performance on Nickelodeon Latin America’s hit series Grachi, which introduced her to international audiences. She later went on to appear in acclaimed productions such as Star Trek: Picard, Narcos, and Party of Five, showcasing her range across drama, science fiction, and family storytelling. Fluent in both Spanish and English, she has built a career that bridges cultures and audiences. Beyond acting, Rodríguez is admired for her authenticity and passion for storytelling, making her a rising voice in global entertainment.
Nelson Mandela
The fourth film in the Poohniverse, this creature feature is about a mutated grief-stricken deer on a deadly rampage, seeking revenge for the death of his mother.
Kwamé—the one and only “Boy Genius”—burglarized the late ’80s hip-hop scene with playful polish and a polka-dot flex that became his signature and a straight-up fashion fad. Born and bred in East Elmhurst, Queens, he dropped “Kwamé the Boy Genius: Featuring a New Beginning” in 1989, making fans bob their heads and wonder who this quirky mastermind was . His sophomore LP, A Day in the Life: a Pokadelick Adventure, was a high‑school‑meets‑hip‑hop concept trip. A few albums later, and after shelving the dots and sliding into sexual swagger, Kwamé pivoted. He stepped out of the spotlight and behind the boards, producing hits for heavyweights like LL Cool J, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Tweet, and even co‑producing with Eminem on Lloyd Banks’s “On Fire” (Gold certified, baby) . Fast-forward to now: Kwamé’s firing up the mic again with his upcoming album The Different Kids, set to land August 29, 2025 . His latest single, “Hello/Anybody,” oozes juke‑joint vibes and slick, nursery‑rhyme‑twisted wordplay, polka dots and all . This comeback isn’t just him, it’s a shout‑out to everyone who’s ever felt “different,” classic outliers reunited under one album banner.
Hayley Williams, "True Believer"
Mikey's night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he's about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.
Jayme Lawson is one of Hollywood’s rising stars, known for bringing a rare mix of intensity and vulnerability to every role she takes on. A graduate of Juilliard, Lawson burst onto the scene with her feature film debut in Farewell Amor(2020), earning critical praise for her layered and heartfelt performance. She soon landed high-profile roles, including Bella Reál, Gotham City’s reform-minded mayoral candidate in The Batman (2022), and a young Michelle Obama in the Showtime series The First Lady (2022), showcasing her ability to embody both fictional and historical figures with depth and authenticity. Her recent turn as Queen Regent Míriel in Amazon’s epic The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has further solidified her as a talent to watch. With a growing list of diverse roles and a commanding screen presence, Jayme Lawson is steadily carving out a powerful and lasting place in the industry.