5 Perfect Sci-Fi Shows You Can Binge In A Day

Science fiction stories often require a bit more development on TV than other genres. It usually takes time to introduce viewers to the unique world and concepts before focusing on the plot and characters. Some sci-fi shows, however, immediately immerse you in the action and expect you to follow along.

Ana Mendieta’s Visionary Land Art Lives On at Tate Modern

London’s Tate Modern is celebrating the work of Ana Mendieta, a Cuban-American artist known for her groundbreaking creations. The major new exhibition, on view until January 2027, confirms Mendieta’s importance as one of the great artists of the 20th century, beautifully showcasing how she explored the connections between the human body, the natural world, and personal identity.

Fit Check: 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals Performers

From Justin Bieber’s all-SKYLRK outfit while singing “World Cup, Hallelujah” to Jennifer Hudson’s custom Thom Browne look for the US National Anthem, here’s a look at the best musician fashion moments from the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals.

NEEDLES and LHP Unveil Seersucker H.D. Track Pants and Shorts for Fall 2026

Marvel Studios is building excitement for the ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ trailer with a mysterious promotional campaign. It started with a short, glitchy video featuring the ‘Fantastic Four’ and a few lines of new dialogue. This campaign is gaining traction on social media as the studio prepares for its big presentations.

Adam Sandler’s $1.38 Billion Franchise Is Officially Returning, But There’s A Catch

Even hugely popular actors have had films that didn’t do well – think Tom Cruise’s attempt to revive The Mummy franchise or Margot Robbie’s ambitious Babylon. But their overall success means a single flop isn’t a major issue. Brad Pitt, for example, starred in a $540 million horror movie, so his role in Babylon didn’t raise many eyebrows. Interestingly, Adam Sandler is often left out of these discussions about star power, despite consistently drawing audiences.

Contemporary100 Launches the World’s First Contemporary Art Trading Card Universe

The first collection of 2026 trading cards will be available starting July 28th only at Contemporary100.com. Each pack contains 10 cards: 9 regular cards, 1 shiny foil card, and a lucky chance to find a rare card signed by the artist. This collection features artwork from artists like Daniel Arsham, Felipe Pantone, Hebru Brantley, Vhils, Stickymonger, Josh Sperling, and others.