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I’m so thrilled to hear that a fourth Mummy movie is happening! Not only are Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz coming back, which is amazing, but Sean Daniel is returning as producer too. But honestly, what has me most excited is the creative team behind the scenes. Apparently, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett – the duo known as Radio Silence – are directing, and David Coggeshall, who’s written some really cool stuff like Orphan: First Kill and The Deliverance, is writing the script. It sounds like it’s in fantastic hands!

The future of Star Wars may depend on Rey. Daisy Ridley, who plays Rey, is considered a key part of the franchise, and reports suggest she’s in talks for several upcoming movies. A new trilogy from Simon Kinberg is expected to be central to Lucasfilm’s plans, and fans have even wondered if Ridley might appear in Shawn Levy’s Starfighter, which is currently being filmed. However, Ridley’s availability for these projects is now uncertain due to other commitments, potentially delaying her return to the Star Wars universe.

Many anime fans have felt overwhelmed by the sheer length of One Piece, believing they could never finish watching it because new episodes air every week. However, with the announcement that One Piece will switch to a seasonal release schedule starting in 2026, now is the perfect time to start watching. You’ll finally have a chance to catch up!

Specializations in Battlefield 6 are great because they let you customize your class without changing what makes it fun to play. For instance, the Breacher Specialization gives Assault players more grenades, which can dramatically alter how they approach combat. You can freely try out different options while still feeling like you’re playing the class you know and love. This system not only improves the game now, but also provides a solid base for future updates and exciting new Specializations, ensuring every match feels fresh and unique. Battlefield 6 successfully blends player expression with the traditional class system.

Microsoft announced today on Xbox Wire that 11 games are coming to Xbox Game Pass. These games will be available starting tomorrow, November 5th, and rolling out through November 14th. A highlight of this update is that six of the games will be available to play on day one of their release.