Half-Life 3 Reveal is Still Reportedly Happening This Year – Rumor

During the recent Insider Gaming Weekly podcast, Straw mentioned he knows a potential date, but he’s hesitant to share it, fearing it might be a deliberate leak planted by Valve. This could explain why NateTheHate has reported multiple dates are floating around, and Straw is trying to confirm the information before announcing anything.

Netflix Users Only Have a Week Left To Watch One of the Best Sci-Fi Movies Ever

If you’re a fan of science fiction, don’t miss your chance to watch the classic movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial on Netflix! It’s leaving the platform on November 30th. The heartwarming story follows Elliott, a young boy played by Henry Thomas, who befriends a lost alien and tries to help him contact his home planet. The film, which earned nearly $800 million worldwide and was nominated for nine Academy Awards, also stars Dee Wallace, Peter Coyote, Robert MacNaughton, and Drew Barrymore.

This Is Officially Captain America’s Best Story in Decades

The most compelling Captain America stories explore the legend he’s created as a hero, and Steve Rogers’ personal journey to embody that ideal. Captain America represents the hope for a better future, but Steve is ultimately human. The best stories delve into what Captain America means to the world, and how the world responds to that symbol. Chip Zdarsky’s current run on Captain America (2025) excels at this, and the recently concluded first story arc is easily one of the best Captain America stories in years.

23 Years Ago, This 10/10 Cartoon Network Series Ended (And It’s Very Hard to Stream Now)

A beloved period for Cartoon Network brought us many now-classic animated series, but it also meant saying goodbye to some favorites. One of those was Courage the Cowardly Dog, which finished its run on Cartoon Network 23 years ago, on November 22, 2002. The show aired for three years and ten days, and sadly, it’s currently unavailable to watch on any streaming service. It’s one of the classic series Warner Bros. removed from HBO Max.

One Piece Reveals the Aftermath of the God Valley Incident & It Changed Everything

Xebec wasn’t responsible for starting the trouble, despite what Sengoku and the World Government said. They actually organized a competition in that location specifically to draw him out, knowing his wife and young son, Marshall D. Teach, were living there. The violent event ended with Xebec’s death, which had a massive impact on the world.

10 Must-Watch Horror TV Shows Nobody Has Heard Of

Though shows like The Haunting of Hill House and American Horror Story are well-known for modern television horror, many other fantastic horror TV shows remain undiscovered. These hidden gems offer memorable scares, creative stories, and chilling atmospheres, making them perfect for horror fans looking for something new to enjoy.

There’s No Reason for X-Men Fans to Forgive Scarlet Witch (and I Can Prove It)

The storyline House of M dramatically altered the Marvel Universe, establishing Scarlet Witch as a central figure. Since then, her importance has grown, and she’s now poised to become the Sorcerer Supreme. Marvel has actively worked to downplay the consequences of her past actions and rebuild her reputation, especially with X-Men fans. However, it’s important to remember that X-Men fans aren’t obligated to forgive Wanda Maximoff—and arguably, they shouldn’t. Her character has consistently been flawed, and it’s time to acknowledge that.

New Netflix Movie Has A Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score & Is an Instant Hit

Train Dreams tells the story of Robert Grainier, a man living in early 20th-century America as the country transforms from a wild, untamed place to a more modern one. Robert faces the loss of his parents and grows up working on the railroad in the Pacific Northwest. This work profoundly impacts him, exposing him to death and violence. He finds love with Gladys, and they build a life together, having a daughter and a home in the woods. However, as Robert’s job keeps him away from his family, tragedy occurs, and he must grapple with immense loss. According to Chuck Bowen of Style Weekly, the film’s somber tone and Edgerton’s compelling performance create a deeply affecting experience.