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The annual Golden Raspberry Awards (Razzies) have been announced, and the Prime Video film War of the Worlds was the biggest ‘winner,’ taking home five awards. It was named Worst Picture, Worst Remake, Worst Screenplay (written by Kenneth A. Golde and Marc Hyman), Worst Director (Rich Lee), and featured the Worst Actor (Ice Cube). This ties the record for the most Razzies won in the 2020s, previously held by Diana: The Musical and Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey. Diana: The Musical received nine nominations, while Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey won all five of its nominations. War of the Worlds was up for six awards in total, losing only in the category of Worst Screen Couple (Ice Cube and his Zoom camera).

The Fantastic Four – Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and the Thing – are some of Marvel Comics’ most popular characters, and are central to the main Marvel universe (Earth-616). Over the years, Marvel has explored many different versions and interpretations of this iconic team.

Choosing just five genre films from an entire decade means some great movies inevitably get left out. Films like Independence Day, Mars Attacks!, 12 Monkeys, The Fifth Element, Galaxy Quest, Total Recall, Face/Off, and Men in Black are all fantastic, but didn’t quite reach that perfect, top-tier level.

I recently rewatched Ad Astra, the 2019 movie with Brad Pitt, and I think it’s seriously underrated! It’s about an astronaut, Roy McBride (played by Pitt), who goes on this incredible space journey to find his dad, another astronaut (Tommy Lee Jones) who disappeared years ago while searching for life out there. When it first came out, critics loved it, but regular moviegoers didn’t quite connect with it. But now that it’s free on Tubi and more people are into realistic sci-fi, I think it’s the perfect time to give it another look. It’s not just one of Pitt’s best roles, it’s a really powerful and emotional film.

Okay, so as of March 2026, Nintendo’s added 9 GameCube games to the Switch 2’s classic game library, and they’re planning to add Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness soon! It’s awesome – they’ve already added two new ones since the start of 2026, and I’m guessing we’ll see even more over the next year. But with a pretty solid list growing, I figured now’s a great time to rank them all. If you’re like me and itching to relive some GameCube memories, here’s my take on every available title, ranked from ‘nice to have’ to ‘absolutely essential’ for a replay.

It’s no surprise that experienced developers, such as former Rockstar director Jeronimo Barrera, are exploring this kind of game. Nekome: Nazi Hunter appears to be a thrilling experience, blending stealth and intense combat that encourages creative strategies for defeating enemies. Fans of action movies in the style of Quentin Tarantino or Guy Ritchie might find Nekome: Nazi Hunter to be the video game they’ve always wanted.

Adult Swim has given fans a first glimpse of Rick and Morty Season 9, which will premiere on TV this Spring. The new season will also be available to stream starting August 31st in the United States. While those who watch on TV will see the episodes first, streaming viewers won’t have to wait long after the season finishes airing.

I’m really loving PlayStation Plus Extra! It feels like Sony’s sweet spot for a subscription – it’s not the most expensive, but the game library is seriously impressive. They’re consistently adding great games, and honestly, there are so many hidden gems and popular titles in there. It’s a fantastic value for the money, in my opinion.

A new free game called SnowBot has launched on Steam, marking the debut release for developer Inoutofit. Early reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with 91% of over 100 users recommending it – earning the game a “Very Positive” rating, which is Steam’s second-highest distinction. Interestingly, despite being free, SnowBot hasn’t suffered the drop in positive reviews often seen with free releases. Usually, when a paid game becomes temporarily free, its review score actually decreases, likely because a wider, less invested audience tries it. SnowBot seems to be an exception.