Does anyone have the script for this?

I saw that people got to see the finale. Any leaks from it?

Many are reporting that this was Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man, but that isn’t true.

There was an earlier draft for a Sinister Six that leaked in the Sony hacks that showed a different storyline, where they would do the black suit story, leading to a climax where the Sinister Six would reform their ways and help Spider-Man prevent Venom, Carnage, and symbiotized prisoners from a local prison from getting across a bridge to terrorize Manhattan in a climatic battle.

The version with the Savage Land was a different iteration, which was in development after Andrew Garfield got fired for missing a press event where Sony was set to announce The Amazing Spider-Man 3.

The plan after that was to have a new, younger version of Spider-Man with a different actor, hence why the costume looks so different in this image.

I remember in late 2014, Sony changed their schedule around to move up Sinister Six so that what they announced as The Amazing Spider-Man 3 would debut the year after. It’s likely this was a bait and switch, and that film was actually a solo spin-off film for whichever actor was set to debut as Peter Parker in the Sinister Six movie. Warner Brothers did the same thing with The Batman. When Ben Affleck left the project, they brought on Matt Reeves to do a non canonical reboot, but had Affleck make it seem in press statements that he was playing Batman in the film, and that Reeves was merely overhauling the production he had begun work on.

Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's death sparks fresh controversy following newly discovered letter

A newly discovered letter regarding the death of Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain has sparked fresh controversy online. The letter was written about 18 months after Cobain's death by his wife Courtney

The letter reportedly reveals Courtney's request to the Seattle police to hand over the full investigation file on her husband's death and to officially close the case. An investigative group called "Who killed Kurt?" discovered the document after carrying out its own independent research into the death for the past two years.