Spoiler Alert: This list includes spoilers for the ‘Invincible’ series and comics.While some absolute powerhouses have been depicted in the Invincible series on Prime Video thus far, fans have yet to experience the absolute strength shown off by both new and already introduced characters in the comic books. Even with multiple seasons now released, the animated series is still adapting only part of the original comic storyline, meaning many of the biggest power shifts, characters, and battles from Invincible‘s later arcs have yet to fully reshape the show’s on-screen hierarchy.

While there are still super-strong characters that have yet to make their way to the series, characters like Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) himself and even Battle Beast (Michael Dorn) have yet to show off their true strength or go through the growth that eventually makes them more powerful. There’s a reason that Invincible is one of the best superhero shows of all time.

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Angstrom Levy

First appearance: Invincible #16 (2004)

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Fans of the animated show are more than familiar with Angstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown) at this point, thanks to his growing role as a multiversal threat and his connection to the upcoming Invincible War storyline. Because of this, pretty much everyone already knows about Angstrom’s powers: the ability to travel dimensions and open dimensional portals at will.

Such an ability already makes him an overpowered villain, but he has also had his body radically transformed to be more of a physical match for Invincible. While he’s not as strong as the hero, Levy is far more powerful than the average bear. All of that, paired up with a genius-level intellect, makes him one of the worst things to happen to Mark Grayson and, therefore, one of the absolute toughest villains of the young man.

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Atom Eve (Samantha Eve Wilkins)

First appearance: Invincible #2 (2003)

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A few years ago, audiences of the series may not have thought Atom Eve (Gillian Jacobs) belonged on a list of the strongest Invincible characters from the comics. But due to the finale of the third season, Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, “I Thought You’d Never Shut Up,” non-comic readers finally got to witness the absurd amount of power that she holds.

At the end of the episode, after she seemingly dies, the show depicts the moment in which she overcomes her mental blocks and reforms her body. This has huge implications for her abilities, given the fact that it’s always been established that she can’t change biological matter, but with that change, she has become a borderline otherworldly force and one of the Invincible world’s best superheroes.

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General Kregg

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To be a general of the Viltrumite Empire, one has to be pretty dang strong. In the show, General Kregg (Clancy Brown) hasn’t been shown off much, and, honestly, his power isn’t shown off a ton in the comic, either. This doesn’t mean the strength isn’t there, though. His position, the way people speak about him, and the few feats he does accomplish in front of readers prove that he is a worthy opponent.

Unlike a lot of his comrades and inferiors in the Viltrumite Empire, Kregg is not as bellicose. He is quite a calm and logical general, and that actually makes him even more of a threat, because the only thing more dangerous than a bloodthirsty Viltrumite is precise and knows exactly what he’s doing three steps ahead of his opponent.

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Anissa

First appearance: Invincible #44 (2007)

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At the end of the day, Anissa (Shantel VanSanten) and Kregg are on pretty equal ground when it comes to power. Anissa gets the upper hand in power-scaling, however, mainly because audiences/readers have gotten to and will get to see way more of her accomplishments than the former’s and because she is a perfect mix of typical Viltrumite bloodthirsty nature and Kregg’s level-headed demeanor.

She effortlessly whoops the snot out of Mark on multiple occasions, one of them being adapted to the show already in the animated series’ Invincible Season 2, Episode 7, “I’m Not Going Anywhere.” There are more instances of this to come in the future, as well. She holds the merciless and battle-hungry nature of a typical Viltrumite, but knows exactly how to tactically exploit her enemy’s weaknesses.

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Conquest

First appearance: Invincible #61 (2009)

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After making quite the mark (an understatement) in the Prime Video series, Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) remains one of the most talked-about villains introduced in Season 3. He’s given Mark the worst beating of his entire life thus far, and was only defeated because Atom Eve had her big power-up. As shown at the end of Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, “I Thought You’d Never Shut Up,” Cecil (Walton Goggins) decided to keep him hostage, and, obviously, this is going to come to bite them in the rear.

Despite eventually being beaten by Omni-Man in the future, this doesn’t mean that when they eventually face off, he puts up an incredible fight. The way he absolutely and practically slaughtered Mark in their first fight shows just how much raw power he holds. He also has an immense love for, well, conquest and holds nothing back in his fights—that’s certainly a valid reason to be one of the strongest in Invincible.

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Omni-Man (Nolan Grayson)

First appearance: Invincible #1 (2003)

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The first big villain of the Invincible series was Mark Grayson’s own father, Nolan Grayson (J.K. Simmons)—or, as the Earth knows him, Omni-Man. Nolan was also the first big example of how strong the Viltrumite race is and the terrible future to come for Mark regarding his new role as the man to “prepare the Earth” for the empire.

Some may think that Nolan’s best showcase of power was at the end of the first season or, more recently, when he and Allen (Seth Rogen) teamed up and kicked the crap out of a few Viltrumites, but the best is yet to come. He also destroyed an entire planet in Season 1, but he will come to beat Conquest to death and even take on the strongest Viltrumite, Thragg.

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Allen the Alien

First appearance: Invincible #5 (2003)

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After being completely decimated by the Viltrumites in Invincible #23 and Invincible Season 2, Episode 3, “This Missive, This Machination!,” Allen was put into a comat and began a process that would eventually turn him into the ultimate weapon against the Viltrumite Empire—making him the same level or just under the level of strength the average Viltrumite sits at.

He would become absolutely vital in the Viltrumite War and did wonders in the fight for good. Allen is one of the only non-Viltrumite heroes who can truly stand up against and kill the world-conquering race. This makes him a force to be reckoned with and not to be underestimated in the slightest in the acclaimed superhero show.

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Battle Beast (Thokk)

First appearance: Invincible #19 (2004)

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Ever since his introduction in Invincible #19, Battle Beast has been a massive favorite among the Invincible fan base, and for very good reason. Action is one of the highlights of both the comic and the show, and if anyone brings the action, it’s Battle Beast. His profound strength might make him one of the most memorable characters in the franchise. So much so that he just recently got a solo comic book series launched in May 2025 titled Invincible Universe Battle Beast.

Alongside Allen, his strength makes him one of the few non-Viltrumites to be able to kill one. His beast-like form, mastery of weaponry, superhuman reflexes, physical strength, durability, healing, and his desire only for a worthy challenge make him seemingly unbeatable to most. He cares not for villainy or heroism. He simply seeks a good fight.

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Grand Regent Thragg

First appearance: Invincible #11 (2004)

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The true big bad of Invincible is none other than Grand Regent Thragg, the leader of the Viltrumites and the strongest of them all (for his time, alive, that is). Thragg earns his title as the overarching villain of the franchise through the astounding strength he possesses and the feats he accomplishes throughout the book.

The best way to describe the power Thragg holds is to imagine the grand strength a Viltrumite like Omni-Man has and multiply that by three. The only way Mark managed to beat him was by flying him into the sun itself and ripping his throat out with his teeth. He fought Battle Beast for days on end before murdering him.

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Invincible (Mark Grayson)

First appearance: Invincible #1 (2003)

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While the common joke of the series is that for a hero named Invincible, he’s quite “vincible,” Mark comes to be the strongest there is by the end of the series. There’s a bit of discussion surrounding Mark’s power-level in the fandom, but the proof is in the pudding with his power by the end of the comic run.

By the time Mark becomes the Emperor of Viltrum, he’s on the road to being the strongest character in the universe. Viltrumites grow exponentially stronger as they age, so the sheer fact that Mark, in his 20s, could beat Thragg in his prime in any way, shape, or form, is proof enough that by the time he’s Nolan’s current age, he’ll be virtually… invincible.

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The 1970s were a major decade in the history of American cinema, a period that saw the dawn of new filmmaking techniques and the breakthroughs of now-legendary filmmakers. But not every great movie that hit theaters in those days made it big, and far too many have been all but forgotten in the years since. Thankfully, with streaming services like Netflix, audiences now enjoy unprecedented access to these underrated films, so you can revisit the style, flavor, and music of the decade with fresh eyes and ears, and maybe even discover a long-forgotten cinematic masterpiece.

The ’70s produced several groundbreaking classics and blockbuster franchises, iconic crime sagas and beloved comedies, all of which continue to have a significant influence on cinema today, and even the lesser-known films of the decade still resonate with the right audiences. Netflix’s particular selection of ’70s movies may be a little limited, but it does include some must-watch classics that have played an important role in the development of popular culture. So, without further ado, here’s our handpicked selection of some of the best 1970s movies you can watch on Netflix that may be mostly forgotten but are just waiting to be rediscovered by a brand-new audience.

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‘The Sting’ (1973)

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Directed by George Roy Hill, The Sting is a 1973 caper film starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford, reuniting the trio after their work on 1969’s Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Inspired by the real-life cons of brothers Fred and Charley Gondorff, as documented in David Maurer’s 1940 book The Big Con: The Story of the Confidence Man, the movie follows two conmen who hatch a complicated scheme targeting a mob boss (Robert Shaw). Charles Durning, Ray Walston, Eileen Brennan, Harold Gould, John Heffernan, and more star in supporting roles.

The Sting was a major success of the 1970s, earning critical acclaim and box office success. A stylish and entertaining conman movie, the film features some great performances, a well-crafted production, and an excellent ragtime soundtrack adapted from the works of Scott Joplin. The film earned several awards, including seven Oscars, and is credited with reviving Newman’s career after an extended period of box office bombs. A sequel followed in 1983, and in 2005, The Sting was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress.

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‘Rooster Cogburn’ (1975)

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Directed by Stuart Millar, Rooster Cogburn is a Western starring John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn that serves as a sequel to 1969’s True Grit. The film continues the adventures of Wayne’s titular character, an aging lawman with one eye who is suspended for his violent behavior, following his attempts to redeem himself by bringing in a group of outlaws who have stolen a shipment of nitroglycerine with the help of a spinster (Hepburn) whose father was murdered by the criminals. The movie also features Richard Jordan, Anthony Zerbe, John McIntire, Paul Koslo, Richard Romancito, Tommy Lee, and Strother Martin in supporting roles.

Unlike its predecessor, Rooster Cogburn was neither a critical success nor a box office hit, underperforming on both counts despite its star power. Part of the problem is that the story is more or less a recycled version of True Grit. On the other hand, the film does feature a pair of solid performances by its two legendary stars. John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn’s chemistry is the film’s saving grace, and it makes the movie a worthwhile revisit for modern-day viewers who want to see more of their classic work.

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‘The Great Waldo Pepper’ (1975)

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Directed, produced, and co-written by George Roy Hill, The Great Waldo Pepper sees the filmmaker reunite with Robert Redford once again, this time in an aviation drama set between 1926 and 1931. The movie chronicles various episodes in the life of the titular pilot, a World War I veteran who works as a stunt flier and laments the fact that he never got to fly in combat. Besides Redford, the film also features Margot Kidder, Bo Svenson, Edward Herrmann, and Susan Sarandon in key roles.

Inspired by the real 1920s culture of barnstorming and associated accidents that led to stricter aviation regulations, The Great Waldo Pepper may have had mixed reviews in its day, but it’s a highly detailed historical film that provides real insights into its time period. The film was also very popular at the box office, largely thanks to its spectacular aerial stunts, which were performed using real aircraft, making it an evergreen favorite among aviation enthusiasts. Pair that with a quintessentially charming performance by Robert Redford, and you get a real classic with timeless appeal.

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‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’ (1969)

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The sixth James Bond movie, and the first and only one starring George Lazenby, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service technically premiered at the tail end of 1969, but its theatrical run continued through early 1970. Inspired by the Ian Fleming novel and directed by Peter R. Hunt, the film sees Bond go up against his archenemy, Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas), while falling in love with and eventually marrying the daughter of a crime boss, Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo (Diana Rigg). Bernard Lee, Gabriele Ferzetti, Ilse Steppat, and more feature in supporting roles.

On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is an outlier among the classic James Bond movies, with a greater degree of tragedy, romance, and drama to its story than other entries. The film was fairly successful at the box office when it premiered, but its critical reception was quite mixed, though it has since been reevaluated as one of the most compelling Bond movies of all time. Though it’s still a relatively underrated film in the massive franchise, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is a truly unique Bond film that’s a must-watch for any fan of the iconic spy character.

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‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ (1978)

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Directed by Michael Schultz and written by Henry Edwards, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is a jukebox musical comedy starring Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees. Inspired by the album by the Beatles, and featuring new versions of the iconic band’s songs, the movie follows a loose story about a band struggling with the realities of the music industry and evil forces that want to steal their instruments and corrupt their hometown. The film’s ensemble cast also features Donald Pleasence, Steve Martin, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Earth, Wind & Fire, Billy Preston, George Burns, and more.

Before the movie’s release in 1978, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was expected to be a massive success, an era-defining blockbuster, and a new cultural landmark. In reality, it was none of those things, receiving middling box office success and terrible reviews. But though it was widely reviled in its time, the film has evolved into a campy cult movie enjoyed by fans of classic rock, and it has earned some praise for Steve Martin’s performance and the musical numbers by Aerosmith and Earth, Wind & Fire.

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‘Same Time, Next Year’ (1978)

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Directed by Robert Mulligan, Same Time, Next Year is a romantic comedy-drama starring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn. Written by Bernard Slade and based on his 1975 play, the film explores the relationship between Doris (Burstyn) and George (Alda), who are both married to other people but meet up every year at the same hotel for an annual tryst, chronicling the slow evolution of their connection. In the process, their lives also become a mirror to the social and political history of their time.

Unlike the play it’s based on, Same Time, Next Year was not very well-received by critics or audiences, and the film has been largely forgotten in the decades since its release. However, the movie does present a sober, clear-eyed perspective on life, love, and the human condition, elevated by the powerhouse performance of its lead stars. And though it may not have been a critical darling, the film did go on to receive several accolades in its day, including four Oscar nominations and a Golden Globe win for Ellen Burstyn.

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‘Save the Children’ (1973)

A landmark concert film, Save the Children is a documentary movie directed by Stan Lathan that documents the five-day PUSH Expo held in Chicago in 1972, organized by Rev. Jesse Jackson’s social justice organization Operation PUSH (People United to Save Humanity). The film features performances by many of the top musicians of its time, across genres, including icons like Bill Withers, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye, Sammy Davis Jr., Cuba Gooding Sr., Roberta Flack, and more.

Essentially a cultural showcase of Black talent in the 1970s, Save the Children is a historically significant documentary film, but it was fairly unknown for a long time. The film was digitally restored and re-released by Netflix in 2023, bringing new attention to the movie fifty years after its release. Though it’s still not as widely watched as it ought to be, this film is a must-see for anyone who wishes to revisit the culture, spirit, and especially music of the 1970s.

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Joseph Baena is set to follow in his famous father’s footsteps as he heads into the bodybuilding world after years of teasing the move.

The novice bodybuilder will reportedly debut in an NPC competition this Saturday and has been training hard ahead of the event.

Joseph Baena has also had the support of Arnold Schwarzenegger throughout his preparation, as seen in recent posts shared on his social media.

The 28-Year-Old Will Compete In The NPC Natural Colorado State Competition

Fans of Arnold Schwarzenegger from his bodybuilding days are set to relive that era as his son, Joseph Baena, prepares to step into the spotlight.

After years of training in the shadows, the 28-year-old will make his debut in the bodybuilding world at the NPC Natural Colorado State competition scheduled for Saturday, March  28, 2026.

According to TMZ, he would likely be competing in the novice division, given that this is his first time participating in the event.

During the competition, he will have up to 60 seconds to complete the mandatory poses, including the front double biceps, front lat spread, and side chest.

If he places high, Baena will qualify for higher-level competitions, such as the IFBB Pro Qualifiers, at a later date.

Joseph Baena Has Been Training Hard For The Body Building Competition

Ahead of the competition, Baena has been training hard to ensure he makes an impact on his debut and has often posted on his Instagram to show off his routine.

One such example was a post from two days ago in which he shared videos of lateral raises, shoulder presses, incline presses, and several other routines he tagged as a “full push day.”

He also appeared to be in high spirits ahead of the event, adding the caption, “Almost show time!”

More recently, he revealed that he has been eating what he described as a “ground beef plate” for the past couple of weeks to get lean while maintaining muscle.

According to him, the meal takes about 15–20 minutes to prepare and includes ingredients like chicken, rice, and a variety of vegetables and spices. The bodybuilding newbie also included a video of him preparing the meal from scratch.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Involved In His Son’s Training

As a proud father, Schwarzenegger has been hands-on throughout his son’s training for the competition, even appearing in posts shared by Baena.

His presence did not go unnoticed by fans, who took to the comments section of one post to praise the collaboration between the duo.

“Dude, Arnold Schwarzenegger is your dad, holy sh-t, you have the God of personal training at your fingertips,” a user remarked.

One wrote, “He is so proud of you, Joe,” while another commented, “ Like father, like son — both in incredible shape.”

“Bro being trained by the greatest bodybuilder ever and his dad,” a fourth netizen wrote.

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“Love that photo, JB! It’s always special when pops is dropping knowledge from his own life experience,” one more commented.

Another fan said, “What beautiful pictures @joebaena !! Historic ones! How beautiful to see your daddy watching you do what he loves so much! The reflection of oneself! Super proud! Well done!”

Why Joseph Baena Doesn’t Flaunt His Father’s Name

Baena is Schwarzenegger’s son with Mildred Baena, who worked in the actor’s home during the late 1990s.

Despite his father’s global fame, Baena has largely avoided leveraging the Schwarzenegger name to advance his career, something he opened up about during a 2022 appearance on the “Unwaxed” podcast, hosted by Sofia Stallone and Sistine Stallone.

“I mean, I think really the thing is that I just haven’t really focused on changing it [his surname]. I’m doing my own thing. I haven’t really thought about it that much, like, ‘Oh, I need to change my last name.’ I have a last name already,” he said at the time.

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Joseph Baena Admits Arnold Schwarzenegger Influenced His Interest In ‘Acting’ And ‘Fitness’

Meanwhile, his status as an illegitimate child has not affected his relationship with his father, and Baena has previously spoken about how much he looks up to the veteran actor.

“I mean, my dad is a stallion. He’s a man’s man, I like to think, and I look up to him a lot,” he said during a chat with Loni Love and Morgan Stewart on E! Online.

Baena added, “So in a way, he’s influenced a lot of things: the path that I have taken with acting, with fitness, and my physique, and the many other things that I’m doing.”

Josh Duhamel has opened up about his reluctance to speak publicly about politics, insisting that he’s not willing to risk “alienating” half of his audience.

“I have real strong opinions about things but I don’t really talk about them,” Duhamel, 53, said on the Wednesday, March 25, episode of The Megyn Kelly Show. “Why would I alienate half my audience? Because I respect their views on things but I’m not going to preach to them. They can believe what they want.”

He then joked: “I’m just here to make cool stuff.”

Duhamel mentioned that he spends “a lot of time in the Midwest,” where people are never shy to share their unfiltered feelings about Hollywood.

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The Ransom Canyon actor recalled one specific incident when a friend from Georgia picked him up at the airport wearing a T-shirt that read, “Nobody Cares What Actors Think.”

Host Megyn Kelly insisted that “all [people] want” on the right is not to be “lectured” by those on the other side of the aisle.

“You don’t need to share our points of view on the big issues of the day but we definitely don’t want to be lectured by Hollywood leftists,” Kelly, 55, said, before clarifying: “I don’t think you’re [Duhamel] a leftist.”

Duhamel suggested that it “should be” a growing trend in Hollywood for actors to keep their political views to themselves.

“It makes perfect sense,” he added. “If you really want to be a success in this business, why would you make half of your audience despise you by your political beliefs? Maybe they don’t care? I don’t know. I look at it like a business decision.”

Duhamel compared himself to a “court jester” whose primary responsibility is to entertain the masses.

“If I want to preach to you about what I believe politically, I’ll go run for office, which I’m not going to do, by the way,” he insisted.

Duhamel hasn’t always kept his political views private. As a Minot, North Dakota, native, the Transformers star backed Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Burgum in the state in 2016 and later endorsed Burgum’s brief presidential run in June 2023. (Burgum ended his presidential bid in December 2023 and currently serves as the secretary of the interior under President Donald Trump’s second administration.)

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“I don’t normally get involved in politics, but Governor Burgum has become a good friend over the years and I can’t think of anyone better than him to be our president,” Duhamel wrote via Instagram at the time.

Duhamel’s recent comments, however, echo those of Vince Vaughn, who recently slammed perceived “agenda-driven” comedy on the late night shows during his own appearance on the “This Past Weekend” podcast.

“It started feeling like I was f***ing in a class I didn’t want to take,” Vaughn, 55, complained on Tuesday, March 24. “I’m getting scolded.”

He went on, “I think that talk shows, to a large part, became really agenda-based. They were going to [evangelize] people to what they thought. You know what I mean? And so people just rejected it because it didn’t feel authentic.”

Craig Conover couldn’t help but rethink his future on Southern Charm after his castmates called him out for his alleged anger issues following season 11’s explosive Mexico trip.

“You guys have villainized vulnerability so unfortunately I’m not going to be vulnerable with you guys anymore,” Craig, 37, told producers as he returned to his seat for part 2 of the Southern Charm season 11 reunion on Wednesday, March 25.

Once back on stage, Craig was confronted by his costars for his blowout in Mexico at the end of the season while he was heavily intoxicated.

“God, this f***ing show, man. Maybe this isn’t right for me,” Craig confessed after being told by most of his costars that his anger was the problem, not his drinking. “Maybe I just shouldn’t be here.”

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As fans prepare to say goodbye to another season of Southern Charm, the cast is gearing up for one explosive reunion centered around Craig Conover. “There are certain people that need to be held accountable,” an ominous voice warns in the official season 11 reunion trailer, which Bravo released on Wednesday, March 11, hours before […]

Craig, who has been part of the Southern Charm cast since its 2013 premiere, noted, “I would love to figure out a way to enjoy this again and not feel like I’m always [against everyone] even if it’s in my own head.”

Craig’s revelation came after he recalled the cast’s group trip to Mexico, where he yelled at Salley Carson for allegedly meddling in his life — and ruining his budding romance with Charley Manley. He also went off on Venita Aspen for sticking her nose into his and Austen Kroll’s issues.

“I was just sick of being meddled with. … I was like, I’m so sick of everyone getting involved in my business,” Craig confessed of his state of mind during that gateway.

When it came to why he thinks he blew up at Salley, 31, Craig noted, “I wasn’t of right mind,” hinting that his alcohol consumption was to blame for him flying off the handle.

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Craig Conover found himself in the hot seat during part 2 of the Southern Charm season 10 reunion after his castmates called him out for his temper. “You’re from, like, an ivory tower, man, sometimes of, like, superiority,” Austen Kroll claimed during the Thursday, April 3, episode of the Bravo series. Craig, 36, argued that […]

“You still need to take accountability for your anger,” Salley said, while Rodrigo Reyes compared Craig’s actions to a “f***ing tornado.”

“That was a psychotic break,” Austen, 38, added, noting he watched the whole thing unfold.

Craig explained that being so drunk that he didn’t know exactly what happened, which worried him. “It scares the s*** out of you,” he confessed.

Shep Rose suggested that there is “this inner turmoil that you can’t get rid of.” Craig agreed that he was “in a place that no one should be in,” claiming that drinking too much “triggered a legit meltdown.”

“If I wouldn’t have drank it wouldn’t have happened,” Craig alleged, claiming he didn’t eat much that day and didn’t have any water between drinks.

Rodrigo, however, confessed, “I think it’s more of an anger issue than an alcohol issue.” Salley agreed, adding, “I don’t necessarily think it’s your drinking.”

“I didn’t realize I just bottle it all up,” Craig eventually told his costars, revealing that it didn’t register that he could be angry. “And then when you get so out of control there’s no more bottling and it comes out in a horrible way.”

Craig remembered feeling “rejected” by Charley, 28, who started to pull away from him during the Mexico vacation and “blaming the situation” on the environment and then “freaked out.”

When asked what’s next for him, Craig said he planned to “redirect” the topic of conversation during his therapy sessions.

“I always focused on ‘If I didn’t drink it wouldn’t be an issue,’” Craig revealed, confirming that he now sees the possibility that anger is a bigger factor to his volatility.

Craig concluded by saying, “I’m obviously sorry” to everyone in the cast. “I will try my hardest to make sure it never happens again,” he added.

If there’s ever a time to refresh your off-duty wardrobe, it’s during a rare Spanx sale — and this one is too good to scroll past. The brand’s Spring Fever event is packed with markdowns on its most popular pieces, including buttery-soft activewear, curve-loving leggings and sweatpant jeans that look polished while feeling incredibly comfortable. It’s the kind of lineup that makes getting dressed feel effortless, even on your busiest days.

Whether you’re heading to a workout, running errands or just leaning into a more relaxed everyday uniform, these on-sale styles deliver that signature Spanx blend of comfort and style. Expect smoothing fits, soft fabrics and versatile silhouettes you’ll reach for on repeat. Keep scrolling to shop 17 standout pieces that are worth adding to your cart (while deals last).

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Josh Duhamel has reflected on the impact of marrying his ex-wife, Fergie, at the height of her fame.

“It was a huge shift [in my life] because she was a massive star at the time and so it was a big adjustment for me, if I’m being honest,” Duhamel, 53, revealed on the Monday, March 25, episode of The Megyn Kelly Show. “But, you know, Fergie is a very normal person, at the end of the day. A good mom. We have a great relationship. She and my wife [Audra Mari] actually get along great.”

Duhamel and Fergie (real name Stacy Ann Ferguson) tied the knot in 2009 — the same year that the Black Eyed Peas star, 50, had two Billboard No.1 hits with “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feeling.” They welcomed their son, Axl Jack, in 2013 before calling it quits in 2019. (Duhamel married his current wife, former Miss World America winner Mari, in September 2022. They share son Shepherd Lawrence Duhamel, 2, and have a second baby on the way.)

Host Megyn Kelly took a deep dive into Duhamel and Fergie’s marriage during the interview, including asking whether either one had trouble over “whose star [was] bigger” at the time.

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“Yeah, probably,” Duhamel confessed. “It’s probably my own ego more than anything. I don’t think it bugged her as much as it probably did me. But she was a massive star at the time!”

Duhamel admitted that it felt like he was “in [Fergie’s] shadow a lot of the time.” He added that he and Fergie “have a great relationship” as they coparent Axl these days.

“We parent our son, Axl. She’s a great mom,” Duhamel said. “I’m extremely happily married now to my wife, Audra. We have a beautiful son and a little girl on the way. [Audra and Fergie] have a great relationship, which is what I really care about.”

He continued, “I want to make sure everybody is just copacetic. I just want peace and I don’t want any in-fighting between anybody. They’ve been very civil, thankfully, in the way they approach this thing. … It could be ugly but, thankfully, it’s not.”

Fergie publicly congratulated her ex and Mari, 32, earlier this month when they announced that they are expecting their second child.

“Adding a little girl to our story. We can’t wait to meet you,” Mari shared via Instagram on March 5, with Fergie replying, “Welcome the cuteness! 💖💖.”

While Duhamel has rarely discussed his split from Fergie, he did briefly address the differences in his previous and current marriages during a March appearance on “The Skinny Confidential” podcast.

“Fergie is also very wholesome, believe it or not. Especially since she sort of stepped away from it all,” Duhamel said. “She’s a great mom. Very kind, very nonconfrontational, thank God. We have a good relationship. She and Audra have a great relationship.”

The actor continued, “We’re just very different. Fergie and I, we just have different views of the world. And that’s OK, you know. But I have no regrets about that. We have a beautiful son. But [Fergie and Audra] are just very different in a lot of ways. But also, both really great women. They really are.”