Blizzard recently published a new short story for Overwatch 2. It centers around a conversation between Vendetta and Vaira Singhania, a prominent leader at Vishkar Corporation, also known as Domina.
Gintama Smartphone Battle Chronicle is a role-playing game (RPG) inspired by the popular Gintama manga and anime series created by Hideaki Sorachi. The game is set in the modern Reiwa era and allows players to assemble a team of their favorite characters – including Gintoki, Kagura, and Shinpachi – for quick and exciting battles.
This movie is based on a 2008 documentary and tells the story of Mike and Claire Sardina, a performing duo known as Lightning and Thunder.
The new show, The Walsh Sisters, centers around a large and quirky family – five sisters, their religious mother, and their easygoing father. Despite their chaos and flaws, they’re a family who deeply care for each other.
Directed by Suresh Triveni, Daldal features Bhumi Pednekar as Rita Ferreira, the recently assigned Deputy Commissioner of Police in Mumbai.
Pokémon games are known for offering special gifts to players, a tradition that started way back in Generation 3. These gifts often come as Mystery Gifts, letting players receive unique Pokémon and other items. The new game, Pokémon Pokopia, will continue this tradition by giving away a Flat Leaf Plant to certain players. While it’s likely not better than getting a free Pokémon (that was a bit of sarcasm!), it’s still a nice bonus for players.
Pokémon GO has announced which Pokémon will be featured in its Spotlight Hours for February 2026, and some of these events offer great opportunities for players to catch rare Pokémon.
In this series, Richard Armitage (known from Red Eye) plays Dr. Ethan Winter, a brilliant but unconventional forensic pathologist. He teams up with DI Lauren Bell, played by Anna Scholey (The Split), to crack the most challenging murder cases, using his sharp mind and willingness to bend the rules.
When the film was released in 2020, the Chicago Reader described it as both infuriating and inspiring, noting that the characters’ bravery offered a sense of hope amidst injustice. The Atlantic also praised the film, stating its strength came from the harsh reality of the true story it told, but that the director managed to present this story in a way that remained accessible and focused.
Antoine Fuqua, the director behind The Equalizer movies, helms this new biopic, with the script penned by John Logan, who also worked on Penny Dreadful. The first trailer, released last November, featured Jaafar Jackson – Michael Jackson’s nephew – portraying the iconic singer. It also offered quick looks at the actors playing key figures like Domingo, Long, and Miles Teller as Michael Jackson’s lawyer, John Branca.