DC Universe Daily noticed that David Jenkins removed all his social media posts about the show and stopped following James Gunn, leading to speculation that the project might be canceled or is being reworked with a new writing team. However, nothing is confirmed as the show hasn’t been officially approved yet.
Based on Julia May Jonas’s novel, Vladimir tells the story of M, a woman whose life begins to fall apart when her husband, a university professor, is accused of misconduct by students. The arrival of a new, attractive professor named Vladimir and his family sparks a dangerous obsession in M, breaking her writer’s block but also leading to affairs and the possibility of violence as her life spirals out of control and a career-defining hearing approaches for her husband.
The series Oshi no Ko begins with a unique premise: a doctor and his patient are reborn as the twin children of a popular singer. However, the story quickly becomes darker as these children grapple with the adult memories and trauma trapped inside their young bodies, impacting their relationships and choices. If you haven’t started watching yet, now is the perfect time – things are about to get intensely difficult for them.
As the 2026 Oscars approach on March 15th, all the nominees hoping to win and walk onto the stage at Los Angeles’ Dolby Theatre can be sure their outfits will be dazzling and glamorous.
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New research reveals how quantum gravity effects and surrounding plasma influence the observed size of black hole shadows, potentially refining our understanding of these cosmic phenomena.
Brian K. Vaughan was a writer famous for his lengthy comic series, including titles like Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, and The Runaways. Artist Fiona Staples wasn’t as well-known initially, but she quickly gained a huge following in the comic world thanks to her work on Saga. This sci-fi story, which blends war with family drama, immediately captivated readers and became a series comic fans enthusiastically recommended to people who didn’t even read comics. It remains a highly-regarded series today, though an adaptation seems unlikely. While Saga isn’t as strong as it once was, that doesn’t diminish how incredible it was for so many years.
We’ve put together a list of 10 excellent sword and sorcery shows that have come out recently. These are some of the best examples of the genre available on television, offering something for all fantasy lovers.
I’ve loved life simulation and management games – anything considered ‘cozy’ – ever since I played classics like Harvest Moon and The Sims 2. So, I always look forward to new releases in this genre. I predict Pokemon Pokopia will be a huge hit and a fan favorite in 2026, but it’s not the only promising cozy game coming out next year. If you enjoy Pokopia, here are 5 other exciting cozy games to watch for in 2026.
Released in 2011, In Time is a science fiction thriller set in a future where time is money – and when you run out of time, you die. The movie features Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried as a couple fighting against a broken system, with Murphy playing a law enforcement officer trying to maintain it. Though critics didn’t love it, the film – which also stars Olivia Wilde, Matt Bomer, Johnny Galecki, and Alex Pettyfer – did okay in theaters. Despite its imperfections, In Time offers a unique perspective on a revolution story and is worth a watch.
Comic book legend Grant Morrison, known for both successful and sometimes controversial storylines, recently responded to comments made by Damon Lindelof while promoting his new series, Lanterns. Lindelof had jokingly called Green Lanterns “stupid,” which prompted Morrison to write a response on his Substack newsletter, Xanaduum. Morrison questioned why Lindelof would work on a project connected to something he apparently considered foolish, especially given that the core audience for the Lanterns show are fans of Green Lantern. He argued that alienating those fans at the outset seemed counterproductive and, frankly, “stupid.”