Cinemark has unveiled a new Spider-Man: Brand New Day-themed popcorn bucket for moviegoers, sparking a slew of NSFW comparisons.
The fourth installment in the Tom Holland-led superhero film series, out in theaters July 31, sees the British actor return opposite Zendaya as lovers Peter Parker/Spider-Man and MJ.
To celebrate the highly anticipated sequel, which arrives five years after the latest Spider-Man film in 2021, the movie theater chain designed a unique popcorn container featuring a Spider-Man arm topped with a white cone-like bowl and a straw in the middle, allowing fans to snack and drink from the same source.
While the white popcorn bowl is meant to look like a collection of webs, some have pointed out a suggestive visual resemblance.
“Chum bucket remove the ‘h,’” one person quipped on Instagram while another laughed, “And someone approved that… Amazing.”
“The industry has been intentionally making these popcorn buckets look dirty for publicity ever since the Dune 2 bucket,” a third argued, referring to the divisive design that featured a Sandworm mouth as a lid.
“I don’t want a spiderman jizz tornado thank you,” a fourth commented, with a fifth suggesting: “We need to chill on the popcorn buckets i think.”
“No one actually thought about the cup I see,” someone else joked.
“Think I’ll stick with the one shaped like a building with Spidey crawling on it,” another responded.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day marks Holland’s fourth entry as the web-shooting superhuman. He first stepped into the role in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, before leading Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), followed by Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) and Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021).
The new movie follows Parker as he transitions to protecting New York City as Spider-Man full-time. However, the unrelenting demands trigger a dangerous physical transformation that threatens his existence. Zendaya reprises her role of MJ, Parker’s witty, fiercely independent and intelligent classmate-turned-lover. Also joining the cast are Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal, Tramell Tillman, Liza Colón-Zayas, and Marvin Jones III.
Holland and Zendaya, who first met while filming Spider-Man: Homecoming and began dating in 2021, secretly tied the knot earlier this year. The former recently confirmed the marriage rumors, sparked in March by Zendaya’s longtime stylist, Law Roach.
“No, because they were all there,” Holland slyly told Esquire when asked whether he had to clarify to any other family members that AI-generated photos of their wedding were fake besides his grandma.
Elsewhere in the interview with Esquire, he weighed in on who he thought would make a worthy successor to the beloved Spider-Man franchise.
“Owen Cooper would be awesome,” he said of the 16-year-old star of Netflix’s hit miniseries Adolescence. “Obviously he’s super-talented and the talk of the town right now.”
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is out in theaters July 31.

Victoria Beckham and David Beckham both marked Father’s Day on Sunday with heartfelt social media posts — including another public supposed olive branch moment toward their estranged son, Brooklyn Beckham.
Victoria took to Instagram with a tribute dedicated to David, writing … “David you truly are the best daddy. Your greatest achievement has always been our beautiful children and we love you so much. Happy Father’s Day”
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She accompanied the message with a carousel of family photos, including a throwback image of David with all four of their children — Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper — during a vacation together.
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David also posted his own Father’s Day message, sharing a mix of nostalgic family photos, including a black-and-white throwback of his children when they were younger, as well as a solo shot of him with Brooklyn as a child. Adding, “Being a dad is my most important job… I love you all.”
He added a shout out to Victoria, thanking her for “giving me our beautiful family Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads around the world.”
The posts come amid ongoing speculation about a rift within the Beckham family, with Brooklyn notably avoiding a Mother’s Day post this year — as of not, he has yet to give his pop a shoutout online.
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However … Brooklyn’s wife — Nicola Peltz — did share her own tribute on Sunday … honoring her father Nelson Peltz, in a lengthy Instagram post filled with praise and gratitude.
While the Beckhams’ messages focused heavily on family unity and reflection, fans were quick to note the continued silence from Brooklyn, which only adds to ongoing chatter about tension within the household.
For now, David and Victoria’s posts appear to double as both a celebration of Father’s Day … and a subtle reminder of the spicy family feud still very much in the public eye.

Jelly Roll is headed back to late-night TV!
The country music star is one of several stars tapped to guest-host “Jimmy Kimmel Live” as Jimmy Kimmel takes a two-month hiatus.
On Thursday’s episode of the ABC talk show, Kimmel revealed that he would be “taking the next two months off, this time voluntarily,” referring to the time his show was pulled by ABC over his comments regarding Charlie Kirk’s death last September.
“We have assembled a potent group of hosts to fill in for me,” the comedian, 58, told the audience.
“Beginning with Tiffany Haddish, Coleman Domingo, Ike Barinholtz, Anthony Anderson, Jelly Roll — and as a special treat for our commander-in-chief, I asked one of his all-time favorites Rosie O’Donnell to be here to keep the hooks coming,” Kimmel added.
Jelly — born Jason DeFord — previously guest-hosted “Jimmy Kimmel Live” for two episodes in July 2025.
The new gig came three days after news surfaced that the “Save Me” singer, 41, filed for divorce from wife Bunnie Xo, born Alisa Carter, in May after 10 years of marriage.
Jelly listed their date of separation as May 9 and cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their breakup, according to court documents Page Six obtained.
Movers were spotted outside of the former couple’s Tennessee residence last Monday.
Both Bunnie and Jelly broke their silence regarding the divorce.
The former sex worker, 46, revealed that she and her husband had a huge fight on Mother’s Day and she told the singer to “file the f–king divorce papers.”
She also said that their IVF journey had taken a toll on their marriage.
Though Bunnie confirmed Jelly is already dating again, she and the Grammy winner will continue to try to have a baby together.
Meanwhile, addressed the split during his Saratoga Springs, NY, stop of his Little ASS Shed Tour.
Jelly told the audience that he and the “Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic” host are “best friends.”
“We will always be best friends,” he added, noting that Bunnie will “probably be the only woman I will ever love the way I loved her.”

NEW YORK (AP) — A 51-year-old man fell to his death from an upper deck of Madison Square Garden during a concert on Saturday night, police said.
Officers responding to a 911 call around 9:51 p.m. found the man unconscious and unresponsive with injuries indicating a fall from an “elevated position,” New York City Police said. Police did not say how far the man fell, but said he was in Section 300. They declined to release his name.
The man was with his wife, according to police. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
The rock band “Goose” was performing. In a statement on Facebook, the band said it was “deeply saddened and heartbroken to learn of the tragic event that occurred.”

An Iowa TV anchor choked up on air as he quit his job, and announced he was leaving journalism – before blasting his station for spewing “saturated” news that makes local viewers “uncomfortable.”
Dustin Nolan, morning anchor for NBC-affiliate KWQC-TV 6 in Davenport, delivered the dramatic on-air resignation Friday, repeatedly pausing while fighting back tears before issuing a stinging rebuke of the news station.
“I have chosen to step away from the news industry,” said Nolan, who has worked at KWQC since 2022.
“Before I say goodbye, I just want to say, I hope every one of you that’s allowed me to be a part of your mornings just how important that I have taken this job, how much it means to me that you’ve trusted me these past few years to bring you the news in the morning.”
The distraught broadcaster stressed that he has “given everything” to serving up transparent, fact-driven news coverage to the Quad Cities, calling it a “public service.”
Nolan said all he has ever wanted was to report on the “issues that really matter.”
“I’ve always believed that we as a local news station owe you, the viewers, the best that we can do, because without you, none of us would be able to do this job,” Nolan added.
“I also believe that we, as a local news station, have to be more than trends or sanitized news, because it makes people feel uncomfortable,” he continued.
“That’s why the facts matter, and that’s why we do what we do here. We have to take people out of their bubbles and comfort zones and make them think about the world we all live in.”
The tearful anchor went on to praise his co-anchor — his wife Jenna — as the “greatest co-anchor in life.”
Nolan has worked at the Gray Media-owned station since November 2022, according to his LinkedIn.
After graduating from Catholic St. Ambrose University in Iowa, he began his career reporting sports in Wyoming for seven months before moving to Illinois, where he worked as a sports reporter at WQAD for nearly two years.
He later rose to a morning news anchor role at WFBF in Illinois, where he spent three years before joining KWQC.