The new series Love Story begins streaming February 12th at 9 p.m. EST with its first three episodes, and will tell the heartbreaking story of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’s relationship. Creator Ryan Murphy received criticism, especially from JFK Jr.’s nephew Jack Schlossberg, for not involving the Kennedy family in the show’s development.
While we’ll likely see Batgirl in the upcoming Batman movie, The Brave and the Bold, because it will feature Damian Wayne, some fans might not want to wait that long. Luckily, another Batman project with a planned 2026 release date offers a sooner opportunity to see the character.
Now that the original Avengers team is largely stepping back from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the franchise is searching for its next big story, it feels natural to shift the focus to the X-Men. There’s a wealth of exciting storylines and events from the comics that Marvel could adapt into future movies and shows.
The Despicable Me and Minions movies are known for their incredibly memorable villains. These aren’t your typical bad guys – from a Frenchman with lobster claws to a bitter ex-child star, the films feature some of the most original, funny, and fully developed villains ever seen in animation. Here’s a list of the top 10 greatest villains from the series.
In a recent interview with Empire magazine (reported by IGN), Joe Russo explained his comments about the trailers being connected to the main storyline. He stated that each trailer reveals important plot details and that, essentially, the events hinted at in the trailers are already unfolding for the audience. While some viewers thought these scenes were created solely for promotional purposes, Russo suggests they’re integrated into the film, allowing for individual character development and highlighting key moments. He described the movie as complex and emphasized that giving each character their own focus was a way to celebrate the story.
Marvel Comics will launch a new series based on the Alien franchise in Spring 2026. The first issue is scheduled to come out on April 1st, and it’s a real release date – not a prank!
Look, I’ve been a Spider-Man fan forever, and while there’s tons of fun, it’s also a really sad story. It’s amazing how much loss and tragedy has shaped Peter Parker into the hero he is. Honestly, some of the deaths in the live-action movies are just devastating. They really stick with you and explain why he does what he does. I wanted to put together a list of the most heartbreaking ones – the ones that truly left me reeling and, I think, really define his journey.
Netflix excels at mystery thrillers, as they proved with last year’s The Hunting Wives, and they have another captivating series ready for you: Million-Follower Detective. This eight-episode Taiwanese thriller has everything you need for a great binge-watching session. With striking visuals, strong acting, and a story that will keep you hooked—you’ll definitely want to watch just one more episode—Million-Follower Detective is a must-see. Plus, it’s perfect for a quick watch, as each episode is around 45 minutes long, making it ideal when you don’t have a lot of time.
The movie Event Horizon is famous for a particularly gruesome scene – a “Blood Orgy” – that was cut from the final version after test audiences and Paramount executives found it too disturbing. It’s surprising the film hasn’t gotten a sequel or TV show, but a recent comic book prequel called Dark Descent finally explains what happened to the ship’s first crew. And it wasn’t pretty.
A new, intense crime thriller on the streaming service has quickly become its most-watched movie globally, and many viewers are already hoping for a follow-up. The service offers a variety of crime dramas, including hit shows like the third season of The Night Agent, and international films such as The Shadow Strays and The Takeover.