While season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again has been great, it felt like something essential to a true Daredevil series was missing. Thankfully, the second-to-last episode finally delivered that missing piece, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
Netflix won a competitive bid to star Jennifer Lopez and Seth Goldstein in a new romantic comedy released in 2024. Lopez plays Jackie Cruz, a successful CEO, and Goldstein plays Daniel Blanchflower, a new lawyer at her airline. As they begin a secret romance at work, they find themselves shifting their focus from their careers to each other.
Zach Cregger, the director behind popular horror-comedies like Barbarian and Weapons, was chosen in 2024 to direct a new movie based on the Resident Evil games. He’s openly said he’s a big fan of the games themselves, but surprisingly, he’s never watched any of the Resident Evil films starring Milla Jovovich.
The Resident Evil games are famous for being some of the most influential horror titles ever made, creating a scary mood with scarce supplies and a slow, deliberate style of gameplay. Unlike earlier movies which focused on action, this new film aims to be a reboot that captures the original feeling of the games that fans loved.
The Australians started making music in 2010, and the core group of members has been together since 2011. They’ve been incredibly productive, releasing 27 studio albums, 3 EPs, and a remarkable 73 live albums. However, their upcoming album is something truly different from anything they’ve done before.
John Creasy, portrayed by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, isn’t hired to guard a child in this story. Instead, he’s sent to Rio de Janeiro before an election to prevent potential terrorist acts. Tragedy strikes when a bomb destroys the building where Creasy and his friend Rayburn are staying with Rayburn’s family. Creasy and Rayburn’s daughter, Poe, miraculously survive, but they soon find themselves facing even more danger.
The film takes a surprising turn at the end when it’s revealed that Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s character isn’t the hero he appears to be. Throughout the movie, he’s shown as a brave soldier defusing an old WWII bomb in London, but it turns out he was actually the one who planned a major diamond robbery. He used his expertise with explosives to create a diversion, and the bomb disposal mission was simply a cover for the heist he orchestrated with the bank robbers.
Japan Airlines (JAL) is exploring the use of robots to help with airport logistics. Starting in May 2026, they will test humanoid robots at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, one of the world’s busiest. The goal is to ease the physical strain on ground staff, as Haneda handles over 60 million passengers each year with a decreasing workforce. JAL plans to use 130-centimeter-tall robots made by Unitree, a technology company based in China. These robots are designed to walk and work in the narrow spaces of airplanes without requiring expensive changes to the airport’s existing facilities, unlike traditional baggage systems.
Jeep is solidifying its reputation for off-road excellence worldwide. Following celebrations for its 80th anniversary in North America, Jeep is now turning its attention to international markets with the limited-edition Wrangler Rubicon Trail Hunt. Specifically designed for South Korea and limited to just 20 vehicles, this isn’t just a visual upgrade. It’s a seriously capable off-roader equipped with high-performance parts from Mopar, ready to tackle tough trails right from the dealership. By offering these upgrades directly from the factory, Jeep is appealing to both collectors and adventurous drivers who want reliable, warranty-covered performance.
Number (N)ine, under Takahiro Miyashita, has released its latest collection, “New Arrivals #3.” This small collection marks Miyashita’s return to the brand and features two T-shirt designs inspired by the late punk musician Tom Verlaine. This continues Number (N)ine’s tradition of incorporating music into its designs, a hallmark of the brand’s success in the early 2000s.