Universal’s new “Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift” ride will use innovative technology to make guests feel like they’re actually drifting cars. The ride will spin at speeds up to 72 miles per hour on a massive track stretching 4,100 feet – almost the length of 12 football fields – that weaves through the theme park.
The first trailer for Jack Ritchson’s new movie, War Machine, is out now, and the film will be available on Netflix starting March 6th. Ritchson plays “81”, a soldier specializing in combat engineering who is undergoing the intense Ranger selection process. But his training is interrupted when he and his unit encounter a deadly alien robot that begins to hunt them down.
The first glimpse of the new Masters of the Universe movie arrived last month with its trailer, showcasing Nicholas Galitzine as He-Man and Alison Brie as Evil-Lyn. Director Travis Knight recently spoke with Empire magazine about his vision for the film, which is based on the popular ’80s toy line and cartoon series. Knight explained that he embraced the franchise’s inherent playfulness rather than trying to make it overly serious for a live-action adaptation.
MeTV will be airing the classic movie musical The Wizard of Oz this October, marking its return to free television after a 30-year absence. The Hollywood Reporter announced the deal, noting it hasn’t been shown on broadcast TV since CBS aired it on May 9, 1998. While The Wizard of Oz was once an annual broadcast tradition starting in 1956, renewed interest has created demand for a special broadcast event.
As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve noticed Wonder Man is packed with Easter eggs! They’re fun nods to the larger MCU, and especially to what’s happened with Trevor Slattery. Now, a lot of these are more ‘in-joke’ references – they don’t necessarily hint at what’s coming next in the universe. But some of them do connect to some of the biggest Marvel projects we’ve seen recently, which is pretty cool.
A Los Angeles law firm has volunteered to represent the Tongva tribe – the original inhabitants of the land where a pop star’s expensive Hollywood home is located – and help them attempt to evict her. They are arguing that her own past statements support their case.
With so many K-dramas coming to Netflix in 2026, Boyfriend on Demand is already generating buzz. Netflix consistently releases or acquires compelling Korean miniseries and films, often focusing on thrilling, romantic, or action-packed stories. However, Boyfriend on Demand offers something different, blending two very distinct worlds—both in its plot and its themes.
For years, Bridgerton was known for its predictable and passionate romances – think Daphne and the Duke in the first season, or the simmering attraction between Kate and Anthony. The show largely stayed within the beautiful, but limited, world of Regency-era romance. However, Season 4 marks a turning point. Bridgerton seems to have recognized the need to offer more than just love stories to keep audiences engaged, and so far, it’s working.
After twenty years, Disney+ is planning a new adaptation of Eragon, marking its entry into epic fantasy. The live-action series is being developed with Christopher Paolini, the original author, and led by Todd Harthan (known for High Potential) and co-showrunner Todd Helbing. Writing is currently in progress, with the writers’ room now open, and the show is slated for release around 2026. This is great news for fans, and Disney+ seems equally enthusiastic about bringing this story to life.
The trailer for the movie Rooster is now available, and it shows Steve Carell playing Greg, a father who visits his daughter’s college campus to see how she’s doing. She tells him, “I don’t need you to check on me,” but he’s simply trying to support her as she deals with a tough time following her husband’s decision to leave her for another student.