Movies

There’s definitely something to the idea that golf isn’t as immediately exciting as some other sports. Unlike basketball or football where you see everything happening at once, golf involves following players across the course, checking scores, and gradually understanding how the tournament is progressing. Events like The Masters have even embraced this slower pace, creating a unique atmosphere with traditions like a no-phone policy and a sense of being removed from the everyday world. However, attending the PGA Championship this week showed that golf doesn’t have to sacrifice a lively atmosphere for modern accessibility.

I recently read an interview with Travis Knight over at ScreenRant where he talked about how he approached Skeletor for the new Masters of the Universe reboot. It’s cool to know he really thought about the character’s history, especially since Alan Oppenheimer famously voiced Skeletor in the original He-Man and She-Ra cartoons. It’s nice they acknowledged that legacy!

Kelsey Grammer is a successful director and producer, so people generally expect him to recognize good work. However, in 2009, he was so unhappy with his sitcom, Hank, that he actually requested it be cancelled mid-season. The reasons behind the show’s cancellation were almost as interesting as the show itself.

From 2005 to 2010, Disney and Walden Media collaborated on a series of films based on C.S. Lewis’s classic The Chronicles of Narnia. They brought the stories of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader to the big screen. A new film adapting the 1955 prequel, The Magician’s Nephew, and any subsequent movies could offer a more nuanced and authentic portrayal of these beloved characters, staying truer to C.S. Lewis’s original vision.

FX has greenlit Very Young Frankenstein as a new series. The network initially ordered a pilot in October 2025, and now the show is officially moving forward. It’s created by the same team behind the popular show What We Do in the Shadows.

Many of the most impactful anime series don’t shy away from difficult themes. They use hardship to delve into complex emotions like grief and trauma, and to show the lasting effects of simply trying to survive. These stories often feature heartbreaking events and intense psychological challenges that fundamentally change the characters, leaving them forever marked by their experiences. Even when characters grow stronger, the pain they endure leaves a permanent impact.

The eighth season began with a shocking death – Agent Dani Rhodes was killed, even though another character seemed much closer to dying at the end of the previous season. Surprisingly, Alana De La Garza’s Isobel lived, making it a major twist for a show that rarely eliminates main characters.

The LEGO Batman series kept improving with LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, which was a big step forward thanks to fully voiced characters and a vast open world. Subsequent LEGO games built on this successful formula, and Batman played a key role in defining where the series went next. Now, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight promises to take the experience even further, making it a must-play for any Batman enthusiast.

Despite their strange and dreamlike quality, Pol Taburet says his figures aren’t based on dreams at all. These works, which blend human and animal forms, explore themes of change, death, and the ambiguous boundary between life and death. As each piece nears completion, it builds a sense of intense spiritual energy.

The movie Independence Day will leave Netflix on June 1st. This happens about four months after…