25 Years Later, Underrated Sci-Fi Anime Gets a New Release

Yuri Otani, a sixth-grader, was chosen by her class to be part of the “Alien Party” at Elementary School 9, along with her friends Kumi Kawamura and Kasumi Tomine. Their job is to capture any aliens that might come to school, but not to harm them. They get help from their teacher, Ms. Megumi Hisakawa, and small aliens called “Borg” that attach to their heads and keep them safe.

5 Iconic ‘80s Movies You Can Stream Right Now

It’s not just about feeling nostalgic; the 1980s produced some genuinely fantastic movies that remain classics today. Covering all sorts of genres – thrillers, fantasy, adventures, and more – these films are endlessly rewatchable, both for the memories they evoke and their quality. Luckily, many of them are now available to stream, and we’ve picked five of the best, along with where to find them this month.

LEGO’s Incredible Minas Tirith Set Breaks a Lord of the Rings Record (& It’s Available Soon)

The new LEGO set, The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith, will be available in stores on June 4, 2026, and it’s incredibly detailed, as you can see in the pictures. This large-scale model of the city features a fully detailed interior and is made up of an impressive 8278 pieces! This makes it the biggest Lord of the Rings LEGO set ever, surpassing the previous record of 6197 pieces held by the Rivendell set. While it doesn’t quite reach the size of the retired World Map set (which had 11695 pieces), it’s still a massive and beautiful build.

It Took 10 Years, But Jon Bernthal Is Finally The Punisher

With his mission of revenge complete, Frank Castle is now grappling with inner turmoil and a profound sense of purposelessness. This special focuses on a crucial turning point for Frank, one that will significantly impact his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward.

Punisher: One Last Kill’s Post-Credits Scene Decision Was the Right Choice (& Continues an MCU Trend)

Most Marvel movies and TV shows have a little extra scene after the credits, but Punisher: One Last Kill doesn’t. Still, it’s worth watching the credits to recognize the people who made the special and enjoy the ending music. Marvel also uses this time to share a helpful message, providing resources for mental health support and suicide prevention – a theme that connects to the story’s main character.