The Apothecary Diaries Returns With New Look Ahead of Season 3 and Movie

Fans of The Apothecary Diaries have a lot to anticipate! Both Season 3 of the anime and a brand-new movie are scheduled to be released later this year. To keep fans excited during the wait, the creators have been sharing a new piece of artwork each month, giving us glimpses of Maomao and other characters in their everyday lives. You can see the latest visual below!

USA Men’s Hockey Team Breaks 46-Year Losing Streak With Historic Win

I was absolutely thrilled to watch Team USA beat Canada in the men’s hockey final at the 2026 Olympics! It was an incredible game, a real nail-biter that ended 2-1. As a longtime fan, it felt amazing to see them win gold again – it’s been 46 years since they last took the top spot in 1980! This victory against our biggest rivals is something I’ll remember for a long time.

KPop Demon Hunters Just Silenced Any Doubt Over Its Oscars Status

The animated film became a huge hit on Netflix this summer and is now the clear frontrunner for the Best Animated Feature Oscar at the 2026 ceremony. Many believe it’s almost guaranteed to win, leading people to wonder if any other film could pull off an upset – with a potential sequel to Zootopia being the most likely contender. The possibility of a Disney film, a major box office success and a creative high point for the studio, challenging a streaming sensation that’s trying to acquire a well-established film company, creates an interesting storyline.

Phil Spencer’s Retirement From Microsoft Gaming “Was Not Planned” – Rumor

With Xbox celebrating its 25th anniversary and having several big game releases on the horizon, the timing of Phil Spencer’s retirement seems unexpected. Greg Miller from Kinda Funny Games, who says he received inside information, claims Spencer hadn’t actually planned to step down. He emphasized, ‘If you trust us, this wasn’t something he had scheduled.’

The Team Behind One of the Greatest Power Rangers Events Ever Reveals New DC Project

DC Comics made some exciting announcements at ComicsPro, including the return of the Teen Titans! The team hasn’t had its own regular series since 2022’s Teen Titans Academy, but they’re back for a new chapter, this time with Red Hood joining the lineup. Even more exciting is that the series will be written by Kyle Higgins and illustrated by Daniele Di Nicuolo – the creative team behind the acclaimed Power Rangers event, Shattered Grid.

The Live-Action Remake That Shows Disney How It’s Done Is Officially a Top 3 Netflix Hit (& a Sequel’s Confirmed)

From February 9th to 15th, How to Train Your Dragon was the third most popular movie on Netflix, racking up 6.1 million views and a total of 12.7 hours watched. It was preceded by The Investigation of Lucy Letby and Joe’s College Road Trip. The film secured its third-place position by outperforming Kpop Demon Hunters. This marked the first week the movie appeared in Netflix’s top 10.

10 Years Later, Star Wars is Finally Delivering the Canceled Spinoffs We’ve Waited a Decade For

Surprisingly, Marvel Comics initially announced a series of comics connected to the film Rogue One, including a three-issue prequel and a separate one-off issue planned for release later. However, details about the creative teams and storylines were never shared. A month after the announcement, the comics were canceled – subscriptions with retailers were terminated, and Amazon informed customers that pre-orders were unable to be filled.

7 Years On, Ridley Scott’s Unfairly Canceled Sci-Fi Series is Finally Coming to Netflix

Ridley Scott was an executive producer on The Man in the High Castle, a series based on Philip K. Dick’s 1962 novel. When Prime Video (which took on the show after it was initially developed by the BBC and SyFy) first announced the project, they prominently featured Scott’s name, recognizing the value of having a well-known science fiction director involved. The show ran for four seasons, from 2015 to 2019, and received positive reviews despite some behind-the-scenes changes. Now, all four seasons of The Man in the High Castle will be available on Netflix starting March 11 thanks to a new agreement with Amazon.