Simu Liu reflected on his latest spy project, The Copenhagen Test and what made him drawn towards it.

Liu plays a new-future intelligence agent, Alexander Hale, whose brain gets hacked allowing unknown forces to see and hear everything he does.

In a conversation with the Deadline, the Marvel star discussed his new sci-fi thriller series in detail.

“I think on the one hand, it was definitely the premise and the world building, just dealing with themes of surveillance and technology,” he began. “I feel like a lot of those things are really just topical and relevant today.”

He continued, “And so, I think there was that. I really appreciated Thomas’ take on this 5 minutes into the future, set in this world of intelligence. And just getting to play a super spy, I think is something that I’ve always wanted to do.”

Liu went on to talk about the relatability of the role saying, “And then on the other hand, it was the cultural specificity. I really was struck by Alexander’s backstory in the script and feeling like he was somebody who, in a fully three dimensional ways, kind of embodied what it was like for someone from an immigrant family to be in a situation or to work in a situation, an environment where they’re constantly being second-guessed, constantly being overlooked and underestimated.”

“I think, for myself, it’s something that a lot of people who grew up in those immigrant families, something that I think resonates a lot.” He said.

The Copenhagen Test was released on December 27.

Beyonce achieved a new title, which only a few musicians have reached before her, and became the fifth-ever musician to become a billionaire.

The 44-year-old songstress joined Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Bruce Springsteen, and her husband, Jay-Z, in the billionaires’ club.

Queen Bey’s latest milestone added to her already long list of achievements for this year, including the Album of the Year win at the Grammys for her album, Cowboy Carter.

The Diva hitmaker also earned the title of having the highest-grossing concert tour of 2025.

Along with a highly successful and culturally significant musical career, Beyonce is also a businesswoman, and her company, Parkwood Entertainment, which she founded in 2008, manages the business side of her craft.

The official Forbes announcement, which revealed Queen Bey’s billionaire status, detailed, “In total, the Cowboy Carter Tour grossed more than $400 million in ticket sales, per Pollstar, and another $50 million in merchandise sold at the shows, according to Forbes estimates. And because Parkwood produced it all, Beyoncé was able to secure higher profit margins.”

It continued to explain that Beyonce’s tour earnings and revenue from her music catalog are estimated to be “$148 million in 2025 before taxes, making her the third-highest paid musician in the world.”

Prince George has stepped up his future king-in-training to embrace bigger royal responsibilities alongside Prince William in 2026.

A former royal aide has lifted the lid on how William, Kate’s eldest son George will emerge with his new role in the near future.

George, second in line to the throne, will be seen in public more often. The young royal will support his father William and the monarchy as key figure.

The couple will not hesitate to put their children on display to show the world that this is the future of the Firm.

Grant Harrold, also known as the royal butler, told The Independent, “I think we’re going to see them [the Waleses] more as a family, I love it when you get to see them with the children. I think it’s really nice.”

Last week Prince William introducing his eldest son to The Passage and Claudette, a charity, which works to prevent and end homelessness in the UK.

The father-son duo were proud to join volunteers and staff in preparing Christmas lunch.

Speaking on Kate and William’s kids, Harrold said: “These three – Louis, Charlotte and George – are very much the future.”

He added: “We all want to see them and we love it when we see them…”

Recent events suggest that William and Kate’s children have already been put under training to understand their future royal roles.