HBO Max has officially categorized James Gunn’s upcoming Lanterns series as both “Fantasy & Sci-Fi” and a “drama.” This is the first time a project from DC Studios has been classified under the “Fantasy & Sci-Fi” genre on the streaming platform.
The move, predictably, lands them squarely in the path of their wealthiest partner, right when delicate commercial sensitivities are flaring like sparks in dry grass.
If you enjoy science fiction and are looking for something to watch during the long weekend, you might like the restored episodes of Doctor Who: The Daleks’ Master Plan, now available on BBC iPlayer, or the new animated Star Wars series, Maul – Shadow Lord, on Disney Plus.
The game HYKE: Northern Light(s) was first released on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC (through Steam) on September 18, 2025.
Spin Master’s new Hatching’ Yoshi toys recently got a fun test run with Brie Larson and Charlie Day, stars of The Super Mario Bros. Movie. In a video showcasing the toys, Larson’s Yoshi hatched first and quickly started ‘talking.’ Day’s Yoshi took a bit longer, but once hatched, both toys interacted with each other, and Larson playfully shared the video with a cute laugh.
Crypto prices have been as exciting as a spreadsheet this week. Total capitalization dipped on Friday, which is basically the financial equivalent of a yawn. Who needs excitement when you can have a gentle slump?
The generational divide shows Japan’s crypto trust problem isn’t one-size-fits-all – it’s more like a wobbly chocolate cake, full of lumps and surprises.
Popular anime like Love Through a Prism and Cosmic Princess Kaguya have been huge successes this year, and Netflix consistently adds more exciting shows. While many anime are available, Netflix focuses on releasing a select few new series and films each month, and most of them can only be streamed on their platform. With March here, we’ve put together a list of ten must-watch anime – both series and films – for you to enjoy this month.
Fantasy shows are really popular, but there’s a lot of competition, meaning even great ones can get lost. The good news is that many of these hidden gems just need to be found again, and streaming services make it easier than ever for fans to reconnect with beloved fantasy series.
While in Tokyo with his co-stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Keegan-Michael Key to promote The Super Mario Bros. Movie and its upcoming 2026 sequel, actor Charlie Day (who voices Luigi) was interviewed by the Italian podcast Tintoria. He was asked to name his favorite portrayal of Luigi in recent American media.
