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Photographers Nadia Lee Cohen and Scarlett Carlos Clarke have teamed up to create a new photo book called Podunk, which is being published by IDEA Books.

A new monster movie tells the story of a family reunited with their daughter after eight years, only to find that her return brings terrifying consequences. The film, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, stars Jack Reynor, May Calamawy, Laia Costa, Natalie Grace, and Verónica Falcón.

Originally, the character of Katie, played by Amanda Walsh, was meant to contrast with Leonard and Sheldon’s naiveté, offering a more streetwise perspective. However, this didn’t work well with test audiences. Instead of creating comedic tension, it made Leonard and Sheldon seem pathetic and Katie appear unlikeable, leading viewers to root against her. As a result, the character was reworked into Penny, who went on to become a hugely popular sitcom character in the 2000s.

According to Wonder Man showrunner Andrew Guest, Marvel Studios intentionally avoids specific timelines in its projects. In an interview on The Brandon Davis Show, Guest explained that creatives are asked to be vague about past events in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with a core rule being to “never say the date.”

Maison Margiela is giving fans a closer look at its design process and signature style. After a recent show in Shanghai, the brand has launched the “Tabi: Collectors Exhibition” in Chengdu, running from April 9th to 13th at The Third Avenue Art Museum. The exhibit celebrates the people around the world who’ve made the brand’s distinctive split-toe shoe a personal statement. This event is part of a larger series of exhibitions across China, showcasing what makes Maison Margiela unique.

It often feels like these TV adaptations are just attempts to make more money, but sometimes they’re a good thing, especially when the original movies weren’t very good. A clear example is the 2007 film The Golden Compass and HBO’s series His Dark Materials, both based on Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials books. The series is a definite improvement over the movie.

I think what really sets Big Mistakes apart is how much it reminds me of Schitt’s Creek. It’s clear the creator, Dan Levy, took what worked so well in that show and brought it here. Schitt’s Creek was funny because of the situation, sure, but it was the Rose family – how messed up but loving they were – that really grabbed us. That’s exactly what Big Mistakes does too; it’s all about a family you can’t help but root for, even when they’re making, well, big mistakes!

For years, One Piece has been incredibly popular within manga and anime communities, but it hasn’t quite broken into the mainstream like some other big franchises. That’s starting to change now, thanks to the success of the One Piece adaptation on Netflix. The show is introducing the series to a broader audience, which explains why it’s been so well-received, has strong viewership numbers, and is even being referenced in other television programs.

Although rumors are swirling, PlayStation hasn’t officially announced a State of Play for April 16, or any date for that matter. Still, with so many reliable sources suggesting an April event, it’s starting to seem increasingly probable. Now, a recent post from Insomniac Games on X is fueling even more excitement among PlayStation fans.

Elegance Bratton’s new film, By Any Means, will be released in theaters on September 4, 2026. The movie features Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg. WME Independent and CAA Media Finance handled the sale of distribution rights within the United States, and north.five.six is managing international distribution.