Despite past challenges, the Evil Dead franchise has continued to thrive, especially with strong reboot films like Evil Dead Rise, which has introduced fresh ideas and exciting new actors. Fans of the original star, Ash Williams, hope Ash vs. Evil Dead will get the recognition it deserves in 2026, and they’re encouraged by the upcoming animated series.
A new analysis of global quantum strategies reveals a clear pivot from basic research to practical applications and economic development.
What really struck me about Baelor is his dark hair. It’s a cool change from the usual silver-blonde hair we see on characters with Valyrian ancestry – and honestly, a relief that the actor, Bertie Carvel, didn’t have to rely on wigs or dye! Apparently, Baelor’s mother was Dornish – Myriah Martell – and he inherited her coloring. It’s neat to see that reflected, especially since his brother, Maekar, does have the typical Valyrian silver hair in the show.
The Targaryen family is first shown in the second episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 1, titled “Hard Salt Beef.” We’re introduced to several members, including Baelor, the future king; his son, Valarr; Baelor’s brother, Maekar; and Maekar’s son, Aerion, who serves as the episode’s antagonist. The episode also hints at the family’s history. At the end, we see young Egg training and shouting, “Die you Blackfyre bastards!” Earlier, Dunk mentions that his teacher, Ser Arlan of Pennytree, fought in the Battle of the Redgrass Field. These references are significant because they connect to important events that recently happened in the story’s world.
Wow, this week’s episode of Industry was a total rollercoaster! Honestly, I was completely shocked by everything that happened. We saw Yasmin and Henry both getting involved with someone new, but the biggest surprise was definitely the return of a character everyone loves to hate – I did not see that coming!
The upcoming series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, has cast Finn Bennett in the role of Aerion, who appears starting in the second episode. Aerion is the son of Prince Maekar and will be the main villain in Season 1, which is based on George R.R. Martin’s The Hedge Knight. The character is described as cruel, heartless, and boastful – reminiscent of both other members of the Targaryen family and villains like Joffrey Baratheon from Game of Thrones.
YouTuber Reece Reilly, who often shares Nintendo news (but not always), claims to have spoken with eight developers who worked on the next-generation version of Red Dead Redemption 2. Based on these conversations, he’s confident a next-gen version will eventually be released.
Given how well the Sonic movies have done, it’s not surprising SEGA and Paramount are planning more. A fourth movie was announced shortly after Sonic 3, and late last year, they revealed a secret Sonic project was also in development. Now, it looks like even more adventures with the blue hedgehog are on the way.
This isn’t a movie adaptation – the story unfolds directly within the pages of the comic books, starring the classic Captain America, Steve Rogers. Chip Zdarsky’s current run on Captain America (2025) has been highly praised for its fresh take on Cap’s re-emergence after 9/11, and it’s now raising the stakes by having him battle Red Hulk amidst the wreckage of Latveria. Both heroes are fighting for their vision of the future, and this comic promises the political depth and thrilling action this kind of story demands – something fans felt was missing from the film.
![The correlation functions of supCAR(2)(2)-III processes demonstrate a transition in behavior based on shape parameters; when [latex]\alpha + 3 \in (3,4][/latex], these processes exhibit non-oscillatory long-range dependence, but as the shape parameter increases beyond this range, oscillations emerge, indicating a shift in the underlying dynamic characteristics.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.15796v1/x4.png)
This review introduces supCARMA processes-superpositions of continuous-time autoregressive moving average models driven by Lévy processes-and details their theoretical properties.