The laptop was meant to demonstrate its ability to expand from a normal 16-inch screen to a much larger 24 inches. However, the button combination needed to start the expansion didn’t work. This led to an uncomfortable pause as the three presenters awkwardly tried to figure out the problem and keep the demonstration going.
To the tune of Olivia Dean’s “So Easy,” the couple—together since 2016 and married since 2018—posted a sweet black and white video of them dancing barefoot in their large backyard. They also shared an old photo from when they first started dating.
Universal Studios Hollywood is bringing the hugely popular anime and manga series One Piece to North America for the first time with a major new attraction. Fans may remember a One Piece event last year, but this time, the park will host the One Piece: Grand Pirate Show – a thrilling live-action stunt show that’s been a hit in Japan for years. Many thought this show would never come to the U.S., but due to the franchise’s massive popularity, it will run on select nights from April 25th to May 16th.
Now that Kathleen Kennedy is leaving her position as president of Lucasfilm, details are emerging about the future of Star Wars and Indiana Jones. According to The Wrap, two planned Indiana Jones TV shows have been cancelled. One was an animated series intended to fill the gaps between the existing movies, showing more of Indy’s adventures. The other was a live-action show focusing on Abner Ravenwood, Marion’s father and a mentor to Indiana Jones.
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Generative AI has the potential to reshape society more profoundly than any previous invention, fueled by the massive investments—hundreds of billions of dollars—being made in its development.
Beyond the two biggest releases, 2026 promises a strong lineup of original science fiction films and adaptations. January is shaping up to be a particularly great month for fans of the genre, offering a fantastic start to the year with several promising movies. All three of the sci-fi films mentioned will have theatrical releases, making them special events. Here are the films:
Following the conflict between the Avengers and the X-Men, Cyclops and Captain America were openly hostile towards each other. Captain America wanted to arrest Cyclops for his radical behavior and the death of Professor X, while Cyclops viewed Captain America as a hypocrite for not doing more to help mutants. In A+X #13, both were unexpectedly forced to team up by a Skrull named K’Thron to prevent an invasion of Earth by super-powered mutant Skrulls. K’Thron wasn’t aware of the deep-seated animosity between them at the time.
Mel Brooks’ hilarious parody film, Spaceballs, celebrated nearly 40 years since its release, is now available to stream on both HBO Max and Tubi. The movie, which premiered on January 1st, features Bill Pullman, John Candy, Rick Moranis, and Daphne Zuniga. It playfully spoofs popular science fiction movies and follows the adventures of Lone Starr, a daring space pilot, and his comical sidekick, Barf—a half-man, half-dog—as they race to prevent the villainous Dark Helmet from stealing a planet’s oxygen.
Trevor Carlee posted a trailer on Instagram for an animated “What If…?”-style series based on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” Created in Blender, the trailer shows Buffy jumping between different realities with familiar faces like Faith and Kendra teaming up, plus quick looks at Xander, Willow, Angel, and others. You can watch the trailer below!