Memorial Day Podcast! Brightburn; Terminator Trailer; Ultimates Movie?-Grind@6pm

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As we honor America's fallen soldiers (and start up the barbecue grill), why not also check out the latest installment of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast-airing every Sunday at 6pm eastern. The topics to be sauteed on the aforementioned grill are: the highly anticipated Brightburn film premiered this weekend and we give our impressions; American TV opened up a time capsule (sorta) by broadcasting an ABC special called Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear's All in the Family and The Jeffersons garnering more than 10M viewers; according to HN Entertainment, Marvel Studios via the MCU's current multiverse storyline might consider tackling The Ultimates and altenative timelines for future TV/film projects; I guess the band is back together-much of the original cast appears to be reprising their roles for Terminator: Dark Fate per the recent release of trailer on the web; could Deadpool be making an appearance in Spiderman 3?; the Star Trek: Picard teaser hit the internets; more Immortal Hulk discourse; legendary Black Panther scribe is reportedly slated to taclkle Vampirella; And lastly, Newsarama is positing a proposal for another DC/Marvel crossover event (but let's make it a real "in canon" project shall we? Call LIVE at 646-915-8620.

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