Zendaya is expected to be a major force in Hollywood this year, but she acknowledges that being constantly in the spotlight can be challenging. Following a busy year with huge films like The Odyssey and Dune 3, plus her return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the actress is planning to step back from the public eye for a while.
Jason Momoa is set to star as Lobo in the new Supergirl movie from DC Studios, which is scheduled to be released in theaters on June 26, 2026.
The popular game Tomodachi Life is returning with a new version called Living the Dream, coming to the Nintendo Switch. The original Tomodachi Life games were memorable and well-loved, and they offer more than just a brief moment in gaming history.
After Detective Comics #1107 came out on March 25th – featuring Black Canary defeating Batman in a boxing match – writer Tom Taylor responded on X to a fan who suggested he disliked Batman, clarifying that wasn’t the case.
However, most of the characters in the show are unlikeable. This might be on purpose – figures like Ramsay Bolton and Joffrey Baratheon are designed to be hated. But beyond the obvious villains, many characters aren’t truly evil, they just fall short. Whether it’s because of their flaws, bad decisions, or weak writing, there are several characters that viewers struggle to connect with or even dislike.
Hayakawa Publishing is creating a manga version of Project Hail Mary. Hajime Go is handling the artwork, and Kazuko Onoda is adapting the story.
Robert Picardo famously played The Doctor on Star Trek: Voyager, and eight centuries later, he brought the character back to life in a live-action appearance. Interestingly, a version of The Doctor appeared even earlier in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, having been made to appear older through a special program. In season one of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, The Doctor also developed a family, becoming the father of SAM (Kerrice Brooks).
Even though this Prime Video series has a fantastic Rotten Tomatoes score of 96%, it hasn’t gotten much attention from viewers. That’s surprising, considering the show is about a thirteen-foot-tall teenager trying to stay hidden. Once Jharrel Jerome’s character, Cootie, is revealed to the world, people start trying to take advantage of him.
Jean-Claude Van Damme is famous for his impressive kicks and powerful performances, but he took a surprising turn when he guest-starred on the popular TV show Friends. While the 1996 appearance initially seemed like an amusing combination of action and comedy, Van Damme has since admitted he doesn’t enjoy remembering that episode.
With Season 3 now in production, actress Laura Bailey (Dever) will be the primary focus, exploring Abby’s experiences during the three days Ellie spent in Seattle before they met again, as shown at the end of Season 2. A short video posted on X shows Dever filming a scene with Kyriana Kratter on a rooftop, appearing to look around before the clip ends. Kratter will play Lev, a character from the game who plays a significant role in Abby’s story.