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The winners of the highly anticipated awards have been revealed! The Weeknd announced that My Hero Academia won Anime of the Year. After ten years, eight seasons, and several nominations, the series finally took home the top prize. This win for the final season is a fantastic achievement and demonstrates how consistently popular the anime remained throughout its run—a standard that will be difficult for other action-adventure anime to match.

After 22 years, fans can finally stream the beloved show The Weekenders! Disney+ announced it will be available this summer as part of its ‘Throwbacks’ event, bringing back classic shows and movies. The platform hinted at even more nostalgic content coming soon, promising a ‘Mini Mall’ of ’90s and 2000s favorites from its archives.

With a new Star Wars movie finally out, everyone wants to know how it stacks up against the rest. We’ve ranked all the Star Wars films, from the least to the most enjoyable, including The Mandalorian and Grogu.

You can get the classic Tomb Raider games—the first three—for free right now on the Epic Games Store until May 28th. Aspyr released remastered versions of these games in 2024, and Epic is giving them away. The original Tomb Raider debuted in 1996, introducing Lara Croft and quickly becoming a hugely popular franchise with a score of 90 on GameRankings. Tomb Raider II followed in 1997 (scoring 84 on GameRankings), and Tomb Raider III arrived in 1998 (with a 78). The remastered collection, Tomb Raider I–III Remastered, has received a score of 75 on Metacritic.

A key character, Charles Shelby, didn’t appear until a brief scene at Tommy’s funeral, played by Alfie Thomas Bland. However, he’ll have a much larger role in the next installment of the Peaky Blinders series. Actor Charlie Heaton will play Charles, who is Duke’s half-brother and Tommy’s youngest son. The character, who was first introduced in Season 3 as Tommy and Grace’s son, has cut off all contact with his family and their criminal lifestyle.

The classic PC games Witchaven and Witchaven 2, originally released in 1995 and 1996, became available again on Steam and GOG in 2021. Before that, they were difficult to find and play on today’s computers. However, they’ll soon be removed from sale on July 15th, making them hard to get again. It’s currently unknown if the removal will affect both Steam and GOG, or just Steam. Both games are currently on sale at a discounted price before they’re taken down.

At MomoCon this weekend, Jorge Gutierrez shared that he’s juggling several projects – new shows for Disney, a film for Netflix, and a Speedy Gonzalez movie with Warner Bros. – but he’s still considering a revival of his Nickelodeon series, El Tigre. According to Gutierrez, the idea is to bring back a twenty-year-old Manny Rivera to the present day, where he reconnects with old characters. In this potential revival, future Manny warns Frida that she must defeat El Tigre’s father and grandfather to save the world. While the revival isn’t definite, Gutierrez is actively exploring the possibility, which is encouraging news for fans of El Tigre.

Look, as a lifelong Bond fan, I think it’s obvious the franchise needs to keep evolving if it wants to stay relevant after all these years. Each new Bond needs to feel fresh and different from what we’ve seen before. So, I wouldn’t be shocked if the next film, Bond 26, really breaks from the Daniel Craig era. And honestly? That’s a good thing. Craig’s Bond made a big mistake trying to tell one long, connected story. The new Amazon films need to avoid that. Let’s get back to self-contained adventures, please!