The 30-year-old actor seemed delighted to settle into a cozy armchair and begin reading the popular children’s book, Superworm.
Comcast recently reached a significant milestone as it plans to separate its NBCUniversal entertainment and news divisions into a new, independent company. Its streaming service, Peacock, which began in 2020, added subscribers and now has 48 million paid users – a 4% increase from the previous quarter. Peacock also generated $189 million in earnings before accounting for interest, taxes, and depreciation.
As a huge sci-fi fan, I’ve always loved shows that play with the idea of alternate realities. It’s funny, Lost kind of dropped hints about a multiverse way back when, before anyone was really talking about it! But honestly, most shows don’t really dive deep into that concept. You get comedies like Rick & Morty or Futurama doing fun episodes with it, and Hyperdrive had some interesting takes, but it’s rare to find a serious thriller that builds its whole story around the multiverse. There are tons of shows about exploring space, like all the Star Trek series, but exploring alternate realities is still pretty uncommon.
At San Diego Comic-Con, Paramount+ released the very first trailer for Avatar: Seven Havens, offering fans a sneak peek at the newest installment in the popular Avatar story. The studio also announced when viewers can expect the animated series to premiere.
I’m so excited to hear that Natasha Rothwell – you might know her from The White Lotus and How to Die Alone – is joining the cast of Hulu’s upcoming reboot of Cable Guy! It doesn’t have a title yet, but she’ll be acting alongside Jake Johnson (Minx) and Damon Wayans Jr. (Poppa’s House), who were fantastic together in New Girl. Natasha will play Gina, Steven Stephens’ sister (played by Wayans), and from what I understand, she’s going to be a really funny, quirky character with a bit of an edge – she’s living back at home after being injured.
Empire Magazine has confirmed that Zubin Varla will be portraying characters who transform into the Nazgûl. Varla explains their journey is similar to Gollum’s, highlighting a cycle of escalating evil and violence. He describes how their bodies and souls are gradually corrupted, becoming almost empty and losing their physical substance.
Science fiction excels at exploring profound questions – like those about time, what it means to be human, and our identities – because it isn’t bound by the rules of reality. Unlike realistic stories, it can approach these big ideas in imaginative ways. The eight films discussed here demonstrate this perfectly, with endings so thoughtfully crafted that they continue to resonate with audiences decades after their release.
The new farming simulator, Moonlight Peaks, coming in Summer 2026, offers a lot of the same things players love about Stardew Valley – things like magic, farming, caring for animals, fishing, and building relationships with the town’s unique residents. You might be wondering why try a new game when Stardew Valley is so great. The simple answer is: Moonlight Peaks takes everything you enjoy about Stardew Valley and adds a dark, gothic twist.
Combining punk, emo, ska, hardcore, metal, and action sports, the Warped Tour introduced a new generation to the festival experience. This meant founder Kevin Lyman constantly had to embrace new music while preserving the community spirit that made Warped more than just a yearly concert series.
As a big Marvel fan, I’ve definitely noticed things shifting over the last few years! Since Avengers: Endgame, Kevin Feige seems really committed to building stories around the multiverse, and it’s become central to everything they’re doing. That’s why getting the Fantastic Four just right felt so important – and took a while! It sounds like The Fantastic Four: First Steps was a real passion project for him, because he wanted to make sure it fit perfectly into this bigger picture.