Jack White is deciding which songs to perform. Will he play something from his latest album, No Name, released in 2024? Or will he choose one or both of the singles he released right before his Saturday Night Live performance on Good Friday?
Before starring as Moon Knight, Oscar Isaac first appeared in the Marvel universe in 2016, playing the villain in X-Men: Apocalypse. Unfortunately, the movie wasn’t well-received by critics or fans, and while it earned $544 million worldwide, it was one of the lowest-grossing films in the X-Men series. Many felt the story didn’t do justice to the powerful character of Apocalypse, and even Isaac has spoken about the difficulties of making the film.
While I loved the escapism of watching Vincent Chase and his friends live the high life, what I really appreciated about Entourage was its sharp and funny critique of Hollywood. Similar to Seth Rogen’s The Studio, the show exposed how silly the movie industry can be, often showing that small arguments and technicalities get in the way of good storytelling and genuine artistry.
TikTok, especially the BookTok community, is introducing a new wave of readers to both modern and classic books. Several popular titles are currently being developed into TV shows and movies, and there are also already existing adaptations worth checking out. This creates a really exciting mix of new and established stories, highlighting the incredible talent within the publishing world.
Despite both actors having previously starred in successful films, 2026 proved to be a challenging year for them, with their only recent successes coming from streaming platforms. Hemsworth’s latest project is currently performing much better than Pratt’s poorly received science fiction film, Mercy.
A sneak peek at Green Lantern Corps #15 reveals an upcoming fight with Parallax, the embodiment of fear. Written by Morgan Hampton and illustrated by Fernando Pasarin and Oclair Albert, the preview shows John Stewart continuing his pursuit of Parallax, which he discovered possessing the body of Soranik Natu, a former Green Lantern who once joined the Sinestro Corps.
A popular rumor circulating on X, shared by insider MyTimeToShineHello, suggests that Sadie Sink will be the central character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming ‘Mutant Saga,’ planned to span Phases 7 through 9 after Avengers: Secret Wars. The idea is that her character would become a defining face for this new three-phase storyline, much like Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man was for the earlier Infinity Saga, providing a much-needed anchor for the MCU after the Multiverse Saga.
Animorphs is a well-known science fiction book series for young adults, created by Katherine Applegate and Michael Grant. Published by Scholastic between 1996 and 2001, the series consists of 54 novels and 10 additional books. The story follows a group of characters who can shapeshift into any animal they happen to touch.
While Jason Momoa is now famous for playing the character, Alan Ritchson was actually the first actor to portray him on television, appearing in a 2005 episode of Smallville. This was Ritchson’s very first acting role, and he made a strong impression with his presence and physical build. A spin-off series was considered, which could have launched his career right away, but the project didn’t move forward. As a result, Ritchson had to start building his career from scratch. What led to the cancellation of that potential series?
Author Brandon Sanderson recently shared an update on the upcoming Mistborn adaptation in a YouTube video. He revealed the script is about 50% complete, and Apple is pleased with the project’s progress, offering positive feedback. Sanderson is personally writing the screenplay and is heavily involved in adapting his fantasy series. Apple intends to develop Mistborn into a full movie franchise, starting with Sanderson leading the writing process – a good indication of what’s to come.