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When Star Trek returned to the big screen with its second movie three years later, it surprised everyone. Instead of starting a new story, the film continued the plot of a single episode from the original series. This bold move revitalized Star Trek, turning it into a hugely popular science fiction franchise with both movies and TV shows.

The LEGO blog, Jay’s Brick Blog, recently shared information about a new Sagrada Família set that will be released on November 1st. The set is a detailed replica of the famous Barcelona church, which took over 140 years to complete – construction began in 1882 and finished this year, though some finishing touches are still planned until 2034. Designed for adults (18+), this impressive LEGO set contains 12,060 pieces and will retail for $799.99.

Growing frustration among gamers has led to consumer rights groups taking action against video game companies, pushing them to follow clear rules during game development. A lawsuit in France against Ubisoft could significantly change how online games are made and released, and a new bill in California could impact how publishers handle shutting down online games. The progress of this bill is a major victory for the “Stop Killing Games” movement and could lead to big changes in how the industry deals with games that don’t succeed, like Concord or Highguard.

Since their first appearances, Yoda and Yaddle have both had more screen time – Yoda much more so, especially in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi. However, in recent years, it’s Grogu, the lovable baby, who has really captured the hearts of Star Wars fans and brought renewed attention to this species. Despite this, many mysteries still surround Yoda, Grogu, Yaddle, and their kind – here are five of the biggest unanswered questions.

This week, Apple TV+ is releasing the first episodes of a new television series based on Cape Fear, with Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese serving as executive producers. While executive producer roles often involve limited direct involvement, we were curious about how much input these two legendary directors had on the show. In an interview with ComicBook, we asked the cast if Spielberg or Scorsese had visited the set. Actress Lily Collias revealed that they didn’t, but the cast would often hear feedback from them on the episodes, which she described as exciting.