Exodus Developer Co-Founder Stepping Aside, Blizzard Veteran Hired as New Executive in Hasbro’s Gaming Division

With the arrival of new hire Bitta, James Ohlen, a co-founder of the studio behind the game Exodus, is leaving his leadership role. According to Hasbro, Ohlen felt he had completed his work and wanted to transition leadership to the rest of the team. He’s also expressed a desire to focus more on creative work for tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons at Wizards of the Coast.

5 Moments From Superman’s Most Bizarre 2025 Series That Seriously Happened

If you enjoyed Ice Cream Man, you’ll likely love this series too, as W. Maxwell Prince and Martin Morazzo bring that same unique and quirky style. Still not sure about Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum? Here are some of its most unusual and memorable scenes – like watching Superman fight with a distorted sense of time, or face off against an upgraded Kryptonite Man. These moments showcase just how wild this 2025 Superman series is.

WB Reviving a Cancelled Stephen King Movie Is More Likely After IT: Welcome to Derry Star’s Update

Before the planned Welcome to Derry series, Warner Bros. was developing a standalone film about Dick Hallorann, the character also featured in Doctor Sleep (directed by Mike Flanagan). This movie would have shown Hallorann’s younger years, including how he ended up at the Overlook Hotel and an early meeting with Pennywise – the same events intended for Welcome to Derry. However, the project was canceled due to Doctor Sleep‘s disappointing box office results. Now, with the popularity of the IT TV series and positive reception to Chris Chalk’s portrayal of Hallorann, another attempt at a solo project isn’t out of the question. Chalk recently told TV Insider that he’s open to revisiting the character and potentially returning to Derry in some capacity.

10 Best Anime Of Fall 2025, Ranked

While past seasons might have had some bigger blockbuster anime, Fall 2025 was still an amazing season thanks to both returning series and exciting new shows. It’s clear when you look at some of the season’s highlights just how strong it was.

49 Years Ago, One of the Biggest Hollywood Remakes Ever Caused a Lawsuit Still Complicating Movies Today

Dino De Laurentiis was determined to bring King Kong back to the big screen in 1976, nearly 40 years after the original 1933 film by Merian C. Cooper and its quick follow-up. King Kong had become a legendary movie character in the intervening years, and the remake benefited from significant improvements in movie-making technology. However, the film ultimately faded from memory, and it also sparked a legal battle that continues to influence creative rights in Hollywood today.

7 Animated Superheroes & Villains Who Made the Jump Into Marvel & DC Comics

Many popular heroes and villains actually began their lives as animated characters. Originally appearing in a cartoon series episode or animated movie, their popularity and importance grew until they transitioned to the world of comic books. Here are seven characters who started as animated favorites and now appear in Marvel and DC Comics, enriching those comic book universes.

5 Incredible Open World Games That Won’t Take 100 Hours to Beat

This list focuses on open-world games that offer freedom and fun without requiring endless hours to finish the main story. These games let you explore, complete the core narrative, and still have plenty of time for other things – like enjoying a snack or playing another game! Here are five examples that respect your time.

She-Ra And The Princesses of Power Creator Talks Netflix Removal

I was really saddened to hear that She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is leaving Netflix, but honestly, we’ve been bracing for this for a while. It’s already happened to other DreamWorks shows when their licenses run out. It’s so frustrating knowing all the incredible work from so many talented people might not be easily available anymore, and there’s nothing the showrunners can do about it. I’m really hoping She-Ra finds a new home, maybe even a full DVD release, but it’s tough. It feels like queer art is often just… erased. So please, if you love the show, watch it while you can and try to preserve it in any way you can. The future of its legacy really rests with the fans now.