For years, rumors circulated about a strained relationship between Victoria and David Beckham and their 26-year-old son. He recently confirmed on January 19th that the divide between them is unfixable.
John Campea believes Marvel’s upcoming film, Doomsday, will be their most ambitious project yet. He shared on his YouTube show that the movie will feature a significantly larger and more extensive amount of action than any previous Marvel film.
In a recent press release, brlka designer Toby Alden explained that their goal with LOVE ETERNAL was to create a deeply unsettling psychological horror experience. They focused on building a pervasive sense of unease throughout the game—something players would feel rather than immediately understand. Early testers have reported this feeling, and the team is eager for players to experience the game’s uniquely disturbing atmosphere.
Science fiction has thrived on television, producing many incredible shows. Some of these shows are well-known and highly praised, while others are fantastic but haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve. Often, viewers don’t realize these amazing TV stories actually started as books. Here are a few examples of outstanding sci-fi shows that were originally written as novels.
After 31 years, readership of The Incredible Hulk was declining and the stories felt stale. Despite the efforts of talented writer Joe Casey, the comic needed a fresh start. The final issue, released in 1993, cleverly mirrored the cover of the very first issue from 1962. Casey was given the opportunity to wrap up Hulk’s story, but in a surprising move, he actually wrote himself into the comic and confessed he didn’t know how to end the tale of Marvel’s iconic monster.
The anime Ascendance of a Bookworm will return for its fourth season in Japan on April 4th. A new trailer and poster have been released, giving fans a first look at the upcoming story arc. Along with the release date, details about the season’s length and opening theme song have also been revealed. You can watch the trailer and see the poster below.
Dark Horse Comics’ new series, Hidden Springs, brings together a fantastic creative team – writer Rob Williams (known for Petrol Head and Judge Dredd), artist Nil Vendrell (Stranger Things: Tales from Hawkins, Shirtless Bear-Fighter!), colorist Berta Sastre, and letterer Simon Bowland (John Le Carre’s: The Circus–Losing Control, The Boys). The story follows a mismatched group of heroes who are trying to protect a baby Kaiju from the military. They quickly become attached to the cute creature, but they also have to get him to safety to prevent a global catastrophe.
Hey everyone, just a heads-up for all my fellow PlayStation Plus fans! The “Last Chance to Play” section just got updated, and it looks like a few games are leaving the service in February. I’m a little bummed to see WWE 2K25, Cult of the Lamb, and Rez Infinite go – those have been really popular! There are a few other games leaving too, and while they might not be as well-known, they’re definitely worth a look before they’re gone!
Netflix is pushing back against the idea that Warner Bros. is leaving movie theaters. While the official statement said WB would continue releasing films theatrically, many doubted this given past comments about their business model. Recently, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has repeatedly emphasized this point in interviews, including one with the New York Times.
We’ve updated the IOI Account system to make it easier to carry your Hitman progress across all your devices – consoles and PC. This means all your data will be available on any platform you play on. After the update, you’ll simply choose one platform as your main account, and everything else will automatically connect to it.