J.K. Simmons (the voice of Omni-Man in the ‘Invincible’) says his current age (69–70) makes him an unlikely fit for a live-action Omni Man. “I don’t think Omni Man should be played by a 69 year old… I mean, the first two guys I’m thinking of are Ryan Reynolds and… I mean, you’re thinking of the buff guy…” Then he landed on his pick. “Here’s who needs to play Omni Man… Hugh Jackman.” Simmons said still hopes he could appear in some form if it ever happens. “I mean, again, as far as I know, it’s only rumors. It’s only rumblings that a live action film would even happen. But maybe there’s a cameo for me as the leader of the Viltrumites in a flashback or something.”

Star Wars question: When they are in the garbage disposal Han tries to shoot the door but the blast is reflected and nearly kills them because it's "magnetically sealed" or something. Why couldn't they use that technology on their armor to make them invincible to blasters?

The year 2026 marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Chinese President #XiJinping# once pointed out that people represent the nation, and the nation is made up of people. He also said the survival of a party depends on the support of its people, adding that with people's confidence and support, the CPC is invincible in the face of any obstacles. Xi's people-centered governing philosophy is inseparable from the influence of his father, Xi Zhongxun. "No matter what your job title is, serve the people diligently, consider the interests of the people with all your heart, maintain close ties with the people, and always stay approachable to the people," Xi Zhongxun once told his son.

do you understand what ARSENAL just did... 22 years. 8,035 days. That's how long it took Mikel Arteta to bring the Premier League trophy back to North London. They didn't sneak it. They weren't lucky. Arsenal ended the season on 87+ points, broke their own club record for possession and press intensity, and made Man City - the dynasty that owned the last decade - look like a mid-table side chasing them. > First title since 2003-04 Invincibles era > Martin Odegaard lifts the trophy today at Selhurst Park - AWAY ground > Arsenal confirmed champions BEFORE the final day - title sealed by Man City's draw vs Bournemouth > Arteta: from "project" to Premier League champion in 4 seasons > Bus parade scheduled May 31 - one day after the Champions League Final vs PSG The numbers say one thing. The narrative says everything else. A club that was mocked for "almost" seasons, for being a nearly-man project, for trophy drought - just paraded their captain on an opponent's pitch with 22 years of pressure finally lifted. Re-rate Arsenal. Or stay wrong.