The series stars Anna Cathcart as Kitty Song-Covey and follows her journey to the Korean Independent School of Seoul (KISS). Leaving her family and friends behind, Kitty moves to Korea hoping to reconnect with her mother’s heritage and strengthen her long-distance relationship with her boyfriend, Dae (Choi Min-yeong).
A new RPG called Ghostforged, developed by Wardwell Games, is looking promising. While there’s no official release date yet, players can try a free demo now on Steam. This demo lets you experience the story and gameplay, which draws inspiration from classic RPGs, without spending any money.
As a moviegoer, I always find it interesting when fans initially freak out over unexpected casting choices, only to completely fall in love with the actor after the movie comes out. We’ve seen it happen a lot, and it really proves that initial reactions aren’t always right. While some risks definitely don’t pay off – I’m still not convinced about Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, or Miles Teller as Reed Richards – superhero movies have always been about taking big swings. Sometimes, we as fans need to trust the director’s vision and see the bigger picture. It’s a reminder that a bold choice can actually become iconic, even if it doesn’t land well at first.
HBO Max, the streaming service behind popular shows like The Pitt, Industry, and Euphoria, might face big changes by 2027. Experts are predicting it could be shut down completely. This comes after Warner Bros. Discovery was acquired by Paramount Skydance in March 2026, leading to plans to combine HBO Max with Paramount+. While those involved are optimistic, some analysts aren’t so sure about the future of the merged service.
Initially, The Orville was promoted as a comedic take on sci-fi, playing on creator Seth MacFarlane’s background with Family Guy. This caused a split among viewers – some expected constant jokes, while others wanted a more serious show. Season one received varied reactions, but by the second season, the show began to evolve and find its unique balance.
Sherlock, always finding trouble, unexpectedly becomes a suspect when valuable scrolls disappear from Oxford’s library while Princess Gulun Shou’an (Zine Tseng from 3 Body Problem) is visiting. To clear his name, he must solve the mystery – and might also reveal secrets from the Princess’s past.
Weir is known for writing sci-fi books like The Martian, Artemis and Project Hail Mary.
Unlike other shows, Heel ventures into surprisingly dark territory right from the start. This bold move leads to a story that unfolds in unexpected and emotionally resonant ways, ultimately delivering a powerful and unforgettable drama that truly needs to be experienced firsthand.
Gary spoke with Xavier, who had recently become a father with Annie, to explain his past connection to Xavier’s wife, Teri. Gary revealed they had been friends during the height of the apocalyptic outbreak, and that Teri had been taken days before Xavier joined their group. He also blamed Ennis for giving away their location, leading to Teri’s capture. But the episode ultimately revealed the true story behind what happened.
I’ve always loved post-apocalyptic sci-fi, but it feels like it rarely gets the attention it deserves. We get a few standouts now and then – things like Mad Max: Fury Road, or seriously great movies like The Book of Eli and The Road that don’t get nearly enough love. But Prime Video’s Fallout series feels different. It’s brought all that – the ruined worlds, the strange groups of survivors, and the story of how everything fell apart – to a whole new audience. It’s kind of like what Game of Thrones did for fantasy – suddenly everyone was talking about it! Now, phrases like ‘nuclear fallout,’ ‘power armor,’ and even ‘ghouls’ are becoming everyday terms, and I even find myself saying ‘okey-dokey’! It’s awesome.