It’s always disappointing when a good TV show ends, but most shows eventually reach a conclusion, either planned or unexpected. Several popular shows are confirmed to be finishing up in 2026, marking the end of their run. While each of these shows has been enjoyable, 2026 will be their final year.
For the first time, Netflix will begin streaming the original Law & Order series to its U.S. subscribers. While Netflix hasn’t announced which seasons will be available, promotional images for Seasons 8 and 19 have appeared on the platform. Law & Order will start streaming in the U.S. on April 20th.
Many science fiction movies don’t age well or disappoint audiences when they’re first released, as shown by the harsh reviews many of them receive. The worst offenders abandon the genre’s tradition of exploring complex ideas, opting instead for simple, sensational entertainment instead of meaningful stories about people.
To mark the 30th anniversary of Metal Slug, the series is being revived with several new projects, including brand new games, according to the official website.
From April 6th to 12th, the movie Thrash was the most popular film on Netflix worldwide. It was viewed 37.7 million times and watched for a total of 54 million hours. This put it well ahead of the second most popular movie, The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson, which had 7.3 million views and 11.9 million hours watched. This was the first week Thrash appeared in Netflix’s top 10.
In Superman Unlimited #11, the older Jon Kent battled the villain Master Txyz in a timeless dimension. Facing the realization that he hadn’t made a significant mark as Superman, Jon embraced a new heroic identity as Tomorrow Man. After defeating Master Txyz, Jon received a gift: his younger self, before his imprisonment on Earth-3 and the events that rapidly aged him. Superman Unlimited #12 explores the consequences of this major change to Jon’s history. Now that the original Jon Kent is back, the story focuses on what will become of the older Jon, who has been a presence in the DC Universe for seven years.
Kaley Cuoco is most famous for her role as Penny on the long-running CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, where she was the only female series regular for all 12 seasons. Since then, she’s taken on more daring roles, moving beyond the constraints of network television. A prime example is her voice work as the main character in the adult animated series Harley Quinn on HBO Max. She’s also starred in similarly bold projects like The Flight Attendant, Role Play, and a 2015 film that’s recently gained popularity through streaming.
Biographical films about musicians have become very popular lately, with several receiving Academy Award nominations. Because these movies tell similar stories, they often share common themes and storytelling approaches, even while focusing on the individual lives of the artists they portray. With the upcoming release of the film Michael, a producer with experience in this genre is discussing these commonalities.
The action thriller Mercury Rising became available on Prime Video on April 1st and is a good choice for fans of the genre and Bruce Willis. The film, directed by Harold Becker and adapted from Ryne Douglas Pearson’s 1996 novel Simply Simon, features Willis as Art Jeffries, an FBI agent who goes off-book to protect a 9-year-old boy with autism. The boy becomes a target of a shadowy group within the NSA after cracking a highly classified code. Despite its exciting premise, the movie received mostly negative reviews and wasn’t a commercial success, earning only $93 million worldwide on a $60 million budget.
It’s impressive to consider just how many covers Mora has created! Over the years he’s worked with DC Comics, he’s produced a huge number of both main covers and variant editions. Choosing just a few of his best pieces is tough, but some really stand out – like his cover for Absolute Power #3. This list takes a look at all of Mora’s DC covers, both standard and variants, to highlight 10 of his very best artworks.