Marvel Studios has made the decision to indefinitely postpone production for all of its Disney Plus content due to the pandemic outbreak of the coronavirus. Movies such as Fast 9, Mission: Impossible 7, No Time To Die, and more have all halted their productions in the wake of COVID-19 costing their productions millions of dollars due to their suspensions. This past week alone, large events in North America including NCAA’s March Madness, Coachella, and the NBA season have been temporarily canceled as well. Now, with Marvel’s Disney Plus content including The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, WandaVision, and Loki have all suspended operation amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

The Falcon & The Winter Soldier was the first Marvel x Disney Plus venture to shut down production due to being shot in Eastern Europe where Italy is struggling immensely to contain the virus. The cancellation of the Captain America-themed television series comes after Disney postponed production on the Marvel live-action film, Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings. 

Disney has also halted production on films like The Last Duel, The Little Mermaid, Home Alone, Nightmare Alley, Peter Pan & Wendy, and Shrunk. Last month, Marvel and Disney released a slew of trailers for all of their upcoming Disney Plus content during Super Bowl LIV. Unfortunately, fans of the comic book universe and films will have to wait a little while longer while health concerns have arisen. 

Hopefully, the COVID-19 passes and allows corporations, businesses, and our lives to continue to operate as usual within the coming months. Check out the Marvel x Disney+ mega trailer for The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, WandaVision, and Loki, in the video provided below. 

In preparation for his role as Kingo in the upcoming Marvel installment of The Eternals, Kumail Nanjiani underwent a complete physical transformation that has the entire world swooning over his defined physique. With the masses being so taken aback from his transformation, Pornhub decided to use Nanjiani’s photo for their ‘Muscular Men’ category for their website. During a recent stop at Conan O’Brien’s late-night show, Conan, on TBS, the Stuber actor detailed how life has changed for him since becoming jacked. 

When initially asked about how he felt in his new muscle-bound body, Kumail Nanjiani jokingly denied the impact his new physique has had on his life stating:

“These muscles are decorative, they don’t do anything. They really don’t. Emily will be like, ‘Can you open this jar for me?’ and I’m like, ‘Probably, not.'”

When asked about how his fans’ reception of his new body, Nanjiani continued:

“People expect me to be different and I’m not. I am slightly less interesting ’cause I do talk about working out a lot and I’m slightly less funny. Other than that, same guy.”

As the interview moved forward, the Pakistani-American stand-up comedian turned Marvel Universe participant revealed that he and Pornhub have conjured an unexpected relationship, stating that the adult entertainment company compensated him for using his photo with a premium subscription to their website for an entire decade. Nanjiani revealed:

“They gave me a 10-year free subscription to Pornhub Premium. I will say because people are like, ‘Why do you need to pay for porn?’ — and I don’t, I do not work for Pornhub, they have not paid me to say this — you have access to a whole new world. Free porn is good but when you go to Premium… I could develop fetishes, crazy ones over the next 10 years and I know I’ll be taken care of.”

Out of curiosity, O’Brien asked the Dolittle (2020) actor what kind of fetish porn is provided on the premium side of the highly-popular website to which Nanjiani responded:

“If I have to explain it to you, you wouldn’t understand.”

With plot details recently hitting the internet, Marvel’s, The Eternals, is rumored to be unlike anything else Marvel has released to date and is expected to hit theaters come Nov. 6. 

Check out Kumail Nanjiani’s full Conan interview in the video provided below. Fast-forward to the one-minute mark for Nanjiani’s Pornhub subscription explanation. 

David Ayer has had his hand in the making of some of the most culturally relevant cinema over the past couple of decades. Ayer wrote Training Day (2001), co-wrote The Fast & The Furious (2001), and directed Netflix's Bright (2017) starring Will Smith. The multifaceted director also provided his services directing DC Universe film, Suicide Squad (2016). Back during the opening weeks of the movie, in a moment of passion Ayer screamed, "f*ck Marvel" after someone in the audience of a Suicide Squad event yelled the insult at a premiere event.