The DCU’s Best Character to Return During the Super Bowl

Although you won’t see a typical trailer for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow during the Super Bowl, the movie will be featured in a special presentation during the 2026 Puppy Bowl. Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl, known for its focus on pet adoption, proved successful for DC Studios last year when they introduced Krypto the Superdog ahead of the Superman movie. Since Krypto is an important character in the new Supergirl film, the studio is likely using the Puppy Bowl to remind audiences about him before Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock) stars in her first solo DC Universe movie.

EastEnders’ Mark Fowler deals menacing warning amid Vicki’s infidelity in BBC iPlayer release

Wow, Vicki’s life is a whirlwind! Just when you think things can’t get more complicated, she finds herself caught in a love triangle. And the timing? Terrible. It’s all happening right before her step-son, Joel, goes to trial for some seriously heavy charges – everything from assault to incredibly disturbing offenses involving indecent images. It’s a lot to unpack, and honestly, a really stressful setup for what’s to come.

New Xbox Game Pass Game Is Perfect for Old-School JRPG Fans

Today, Final Fantasy II is now available with Xbox Game Pass! Originally released in Japan in 1988, it came out a year after the first Final Fantasy and is considered a key game in the series. While some players find its battle system unique, it also introduced many elements that are still found in modern Final Fantasy games. The good news is you don’t need a specific Game Pass tier to play – it’s available with Ultimate, Premium, and PC Game Pass.

Beloved Keeley Hawes costume drama and Inside No. 9 star’s crime series are both leaving Netflix UK very soon

Okay, so this is a bit of a bummer for fans. Two shows that have been reliably available on the streaming service for ages are about to disappear. Apparently, the agreements they had to keep those shows on the platform have run out, and won’t be renewed. It’s a common thing with streaming, sadly – content comes and goes as licenses expire.