A recent update to the game Solo Leveling: Arise introduced a dramatically powerful new form for Sung Jinwoo: the Monarch of Heaven-Annihilating Dragons. This is by far his strongest transformation yet, and considering the story behind it, it’s more than just a power boost – it could represent a completely new version of the character, especially when viewed through the lens of the Solo Leveling manhwa’s ending.
If you’re looking for a captivating sci-fi series, Prime Video has a great option. Tales from the Loop, which premiered in 2020, is set in the strange town of Mercer, built right above a secret underground lab where scientists are pushing the boundaries of technology. It’s clear from the start that things are not going to go as planned.
Season 2 will begin streaming on Disney+ on March 24, 2026, with eight new episodes. The story continues right after the events of Season 1, where Bullseye broke out of prison and is still on the loose. He’s already killed Foggy Nelson and made it very clear he’s seeking revenge against Wilson Fisk. According to the creator, this season features an even more dangerous and unpredictable version of Bullseye than we’ve seen before.
Producer Roy Lee told Collider that the planned Netflix movie adaptation of BioShock will move forward as soon as director Francis Lawrence finishes his work on The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Both Netflix and the game’s publisher, Take-Two, are eager to release the film around the same time as the next game installment.
Apple TV has really become a go-to place for science fiction fans. Their sci-fi series consistently deliver a cinematic experience with impressive special effects, detailed sets, strong actors, and compelling, original storylines. Keep an eye out for a highly anticipated show coming in 2026 – it’s part of a popular franchise and promises to be fantastic.
Emerald Fennell’s upcoming 2026 film adaptation of Wuthering Heights explores the passionate and sensual side of the classic love story, adding new depth to the 179-year-old tale.
Spy thrillers have thrived in the 21st century, delivering both action-packed blockbusters and thought-provoking suspense. These films represent some of the best modern thrillers have to offer, and also give us a glimpse into contemporary Hollywood and the world it portrays.
James Gunn recently addressed rumors about the future of the upcoming series Paradise Lost. The show, a Game of Thronesstyle prequel focusing on the Amazons before Wonder Woman’s birth, was reportedly canceled after three years with no updates. However, Gunn confirmed on Threads that Paradise Lost* is still in development, expressing his surprise at the inaccurate reports circulating online and stating he was unaware of the claims.
Rumors circulated that the show Paradise Lost had been cancelled, so someone asked James Gunn on Threads if they were true. Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, replied, “Definitely not! I just checked Threads for the first time in weeks and all I’m seeing is misinformation. It’s crazy!”
A new play called Game of Thrones: The Mad King, written by Duncan Macmillan and directed by Dominic Cooke, will premiere this summer at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. The play focuses on the events of the Tourney at Harrenhal, which happened roughly fifteen years before the start of the Game of Thrones series – an event frequently mentioned and built up by author George R.R. Martin on his website.