HBO Reveals Curb Your Enthusiasm Replacement Series Featuring Larry David, Barack Obama, & More

David’s new show, titled Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America, is a satire of the United States, created to mark the country’s 250th anniversary. Jeff Schaffer is directing the seven-episode series, which will feature approximately four sketches per episode. The show will also include familiar faces from Curb Your Enthusiasm, such as Jeff Garlin, J.B. Smoove, and Susie Essman, who will be playing Susan B. Anthony.

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities Is a Masterful Gothic Anthology

This eight-episode series features a new, chilling story in each installment, all rooted in the world of Gothic horror. Some stories come from the mind of Guillermo del Toro himself, while others are based on classic tales. Like Rod Serling’s Night Gallery, Cabinet of Curiosities aims to unsettle viewers and expose the truly disturbing through a unique collection of horror stories.

Dungeons & Dragons Returns To Continue A Fan-Favorite Series

The second issue of Dark Horse Comics’ popular series, Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks, by Greg Pak with art by Wilton Santos, Edvan Alves, and Raúl Angulo, arrives on March 11th. The comic, based on Jaleigh Johnson’s 2024 novel Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks: Bound for Ruin, launched in October to positive reviews, bringing these characters to the world of comics for the first time.

Gilmore Girls Fans Still Can’t Rewatch the Episode That Fumbled Its Best Character

Fans often get most upset by the introduction of April in Season 6, but that reaction feels unfair. She was a young girl, only twelve, trying to connect with her father while participating in a science fair. However, the dislike for Anna Nardini is completely understandable. This episode particularly highlights that, tragically damaging one of the show’s strongest relationships and a beloved character all at once.

I Love Boosters Receives Unanimous Rotten Tomatoes Score

I Love Boosters is a one-of-a-kind sci-fi thriller with a darkly comedic edge. The movie centers around The Velvet Gang, a crew of talented thieves, and their plan to take down a ruthless fashion mogul. Through its sharp satire, the film critiques the fashion world and tackles important themes like wealth gaps, corporate corruption, and social injustice.

Sydney Chandler & Takehiro Hira’s Emotional New Sci-Fi Movie Involved “A Lot Of Experimentation” During Filming

Over the last few years, Chandler has quickly become a popular name in science fiction, starting with her first film role in Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling, followed by the Apple TV series Sugar, and her recent success with Alien: Earth. Hira, previously recognized for his Emmy-nominated performance in FX’s Shogun, is also a newer addition to the genre, having appeared in The Swarm and the Monsterverse series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.

6 MCU Characters Steven Yeun Would Be Perfect For After Missing Out on Sentry

In an interview from March 2026, Yeun indicated he’s open to joining Marvel, saying you never know what the future holds. This has sparked excitement among fans about the possibility of seeing the Invincible actor play a hero or villain in a live-action Marvel project. Many believe Yeun would be a great fit for several existing Marvel characters, and some could even appear in upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films.

Alien: Romulus Becomes HBO Max’s 5th Biggest Movie Worldwide

Even though Alien: Romulus takes place between Alien and Aliens, it’s a great starting point for new viewers. The film doesn’t follow Ellen Ripley’s story or the events involving David from Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. Instead, it introduces a fresh set of characters – a younger group who find themselves trapped on a space station with a terrifying Xenomorph.