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Prime Video’s new series, Every Year After, which premiered on June 10th, is quickly becoming a hit. Based on Carley Fortune’s novel Every Summer After, the show centers around Percy Fraser (Sadie Soverall) and Sam Florek (Matt Cornett), two childhood friends whose teenage relationship ended because of a painful secret. When Percy returns home for a funeral after many years, they reconnect, but navigating their feelings proves to be much more difficult than just trying again. Just a week since its release, Every Year After is now the most-watched show on Prime Video worldwide, according to Flix Patrol.

A Reddit user named thebatman9000001 recently got an incredible deal on vintage Star Wars toys. They shared that they bought 19 starfighter models for just $90! Considering how expensive these collectibles have become, finding even one in good condition for that price would be lucky. But getting nineteen is truly amazing – it’s a steal! It almost seems unfair to the seller, who could have easily charged much more, especially given the specific starships included. The best part? They actually talked the seller down from an original price of $180.

Everyone’s excited about the return of Bleach with its final episodes this season! Plus, new shows like Tomb Raider King are quickly becoming popular as a follow-up to Solo Leveling. But there are also some hidden gems that deserve more attention. We’ve chosen three anime series that could be great additions to your Summer 2026 watchlist.

When the previous producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, stepped down, James Bond fans became concerned about the franchise’s future. However, recent developments suggest things are heading in a positive direction. With Amy Pascal and David Heyman now producing and Denis Villeneuve directing, Amazon has confirmed a crucial detail: the next James Bond film will be released in cinemas, and won’t be exclusive to the Prime Video streaming service.

At Summer Game Fest 2026, ComicBook previewed Aion 2, a huge new fantasy game. It feels even larger than many other online games, and offers both solo and group play options. Aion 2 builds on everything players loved in the original game and takes it much further – which should appeal to fans of World of Warcraft who are searching for a fresh experience.