Aimee Lou Wood, known for her roles in The White Lotus and Sex Education, is set to star in a new TV series based on Charlotte Brontë’s famous novel. She will play the main character, and the series is being produced by Working Title. Miriam Battye, who worked on Succession, is writing the adaptation for television.
Sony’s earlier effort to build a universe of movies around Spider-Man’s supporting characters wasn’t successful. However, speaking on the podcast The Town with Matthew Belloni, Sony Pictures chairman Tom Rothman confirmed they do plan to revisit the live-action Spider-Man universe, and this time it will be a completely new beginning.
According to a new report, Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein, known for their work on Final Destination: Bloodlines, are creating an animated Venom movie for Sony Pictures. While it’s not yet known if this animated film will tie into the live-action Venom movies starring Tom Hardy, he’s anticipated to participate in the project somehow.
MGM+ has ordered a second season of Robin Hood. Lionsgate Television announced that the show, a fresh take on the classic story, will return with 10 new episodes. Production for Season 2 is scheduled to begin this summer in Serbia.
Many shows like Stranger Things, The Witcher, 3 Body Problem, and Bridgerton have faced criticism and negative reviews – often sparked by disagreements over storylines, how they ended, who was cast, and how true they were to the source material. But one show has gone further than just online complaints, ending up in a legal battle and becoming Netflix’s most controversial series so far.
Dynamite Entertainment announced a new comic book series, Lilo & Stitch 626, at the ComicsPRO event in Glendale. They also revealed plans for more Stitchrelated projects coming in May 2026. According to Bleeding Cool, these releases are part of a larger strategy to make 2026 a major year for the character known as Experiment 626*.
As a huge Avatar fan, I’m really excited about the live-action Last Airbender movie, but a lot of us are hoping Paramount will give it a proper theatrical release. There’s a petition going around, and it’s already gotten almost 40,000 signatures from people who feel this story deserves to be seen on the big screen. We’re really trying to get their attention!
Even early on, the show hinted at a hidden history for the Doctor. During the Seventh Doctor’s adventures, Doctor Who began subtly suggesting the character had a mysterious past. Although the show was cancelled before these ideas could be fully explored, the reveal of the Timeless Child now gives those earlier hints a new significance. Before that, the story “The Brain of Morbius” briefly showed glimpses of Doctors who weren’t William Hartnell, suggesting the Doctor had regenerated many times before him.
Okay, so Season 2 picks up right where we left off with the Randas and Lee Shaw – Wyatt Russell really shines as the younger Shaw, and it’s fantastic seeing Kurt Russell reprise the role as the older version. This time around, they’re facing off against a truly massive threat, Titan X, and trying to keep it all under wraps. But it’s not just monsters they’re battling; we learn a lot more about the family’s history and how everything connects to the larger MonsterVerse we’ve seen in the films. Honestly, just like Godzilla dominates the monster world, Apple TV is proving to be the king when it comes to sci-fi shows.
Neve Campbell feels the upcoming Scream 7 is addressing a major issue she had with the last two films and is bringing the series back in line with what original director Wes Craven intended for the Scream story. She recently told Evolution of Horror, quite directly: