As a huge movie fan, I just saw some exciting news online! Apparently, “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is coming back to theaters on February 6, 2026. A reliable source, Cryptic HD Quality, shared the info on X and thinks it’s the ideal time to drop a trailer for “Spider-Man 4.” Honestly, I agree – if I were Sony or Marvel, that’s exactly what I’d do!
However, the show won’t be without a fire chief. Rob Morgan will take over the role of Battalion Chief Hopkins, appearing throughout the season.
Don’t miss the live event Skyscraper Live on Netflix this Friday, January 23rd, at 8 p.m. Eastern! Featuring renowned climber Alex Honnold, it’s sure to be a thrilling watch. And be sure to check out all the popular and highly-rated shows Netflix has to offer this weekend.
Many streaming services offer similar movies and TV shows, but people will ultimately pick the ones that work best for them. Most of these services require a paid subscription, and popular options like Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+ currently don’t have free trial periods.
He’s planning a tour with shows in just seven cities, but he’ll perform multiple times in each one. This includes an impressive 30 shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City, as well as six concerts each in Amsterdam and London.
Okay, so I was really excited to hear about this! It’s a spin-off from The Big Bang Theory – and get this, it’s being made by the same guys, Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady, plus Zak Penn who wrote The Avengers! This is the first Big Bang show they’re planning for HBO Max, which is awesome. Kevin Sussman is back as Stuart, and they’ve also brought back Lauren Lapkus, Brian Posehn, and John Ross Bowie as Denise, Bert, and Kripke. It’s coming out later this year, and I’m already setting a reminder!
It’s easy to lose track of all the book and comic book adaptations coming out, but The Beauty is one you definitely shouldn’t miss. It’s a fantastical story with a strong message, impressive special effects, and a great cast—including some surprising guest appearances. Plus, it’s full of shocking twists, like the dramatic and unforgettable exit of co-star Rebecca Hall at the end of Episode 2.
The 1/144 scale Ξ (Xi) Gundam, made with clear plastic, is a model kit of the main robot from the new movie, Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe. This movie is the second in a planned series of three films based on the Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway’s Flash novels. This collectible will be available for pre-order at movie theaters soon, and its design closely matches the film’s visuals. It’s a limited-edition item, so purchasing it will require more than just a simple trip to the store.
Disney+ and Star Wars have released the first trailer for Maul: Shadow Lord, a new animated series focusing on the adventures of Sam Witwer’s Darth Maul between Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels. The trailer showed plenty of Maul, along with other characters, and importantly featured Marrok, a character fans will recognize from Season 1 of Ahsoka.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of Star Trek, beginning with the premiere of The Original Series in September 1966. Starfleet Academy Season 1 is one of the ways the franchise is celebrating. Though the new series is set almost 300 years in the future—the 32nd century—it’s quickly become clear that it fits seamlessly into the Star Trek universe. A key highlight of the show’s first two episodes is that its far-future setting won’t prevent it from honoring the franchise’s long and detailed history, and may even enhance one particular classic storyline.