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The unexpected happened: McDonald’s is collaborating with KPop Demon Hunters! They’ve launched two new meals inspired by the groups HUNTR’X and the Saja Boys. But it doesn’t stop there – McDonald’s and Sony also created a fun, new short film featuring both groups battling it out at a fan signing event. You can watch the video below.

He’s a central figure in the Culling Game, a battle royale created by Kenjaku. The current season of the anime is split into two parts, and the first half will end on March 26th, 2026. It’s building towards a massive fight, with Yuta playing a key role.

According to What’s on Netflix, the streaming platform has announced the release date for the next season of Wind Breaker. This high school action series has received a lot of positive attention, but a third season hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, even though the original manga is still being created. A live-action version of the series came out in December, but it’s currently unclear when or if it will be available worldwide.

This is true of many shows, especially a somewhat complex anime from the 90s that takes multiple viewings to fully understand, despite its important message. It also applies to two other series that subtly include hints, foreshadowing, and emotional themes within their stories. You’ll enjoy these elements the first time you watch, but they become even more impactful on a re-watch.

I’m so excited that Interstellar is coming to Peacock on April 1st! It’s truly one of Christopher Nolan’s masterpieces – a really powerful and moving film. It tells the story of Joseph Cooper, played by Matthew McConaughey, a former NASA pilot who gets a huge mission: flying a spacecraft through a wormhole to find a new home for humanity as Earth becomes uninhabitable. The cast is amazing too, with Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, and Michael Caine all starring. It was a huge hit when it came out, and for good reason – it blends really smart science fiction with a surprisingly emotional story. It’s a film that really stays with you.

As a movie fan, I’m really intrigued by Lillard’s new character. He’s not a mysterious villain, but someone fascinating – a guy who doesn’t seem to care about the usual respect given to Kingpin, and who clearly has enough power that Wilson Fisk actually acknowledges it, maybe even fears what he stands for. The first episode reveals a lot: this Mr. Charles is always eating, he’s a CIA operative, basically a problem-solver, and he’s powerful enough to go up against Fisk without facing immediate consequences. What’s really unsettling is how casually he orders people to their deaths and then handles the aftermath. He describes himself as a logistics guy, and that feels… accurate. It’s also interesting how the MCU continues to show parts of the American government as potentially the real villains here.