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‘Arrested Development”s Will Arnett Takes Over From David Harbour in ‘Behemoth!’

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Director Tony Gilroy, known for his Oscar-nominated work on Michael Clayton with George Clooney, recently discussed Pedro Pascal’s dedication to his role as a musician. Pascal carried a cello around in public to prepare, and Gilroy explained on the Lovett or Leave It podcast that this was intentional – they wanted him to be comfortable playing and carrying the instrument anywhere, as his character, Alex Serian, is a cellist who practices constantly.

Nintendo Switch 2 Leak Reveals Two Resident Evil Games

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YouTuber and Nintendo insider Reece Reilly reports that Capcom plans to bring the Resident Evil Remake series to the Nintendo Switch 2. The initial releases will be Resident Evil 4 Remake and Resident Evil 2 Remake, considered the best in the series. While Reilly doesn’t have specific dates, he says the Switch 2 versions won’t arrive until after Capcom finishes promoting Resident Evil Requiem.

My Hero Academia’s Replacement Kicks Off 2026 by Showcasing Strengths That Overshadow the Original

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That’s why My Hero Academia: Vigilantes feels like a natural continuation of the original series. Now in its second season, the spin-off started the year by immediately showcasing what makes it unique. From the beginning, the new season focuses on aspects rarely seen in the main My Hero Academia series, delivering the realistic and down-to-earth story that some fans were hoping for. Season 2 makes it clear that Vigilantes will keep focusing on its strengths, proving it’s a separate, interesting, and enjoyable show.

After Stranger Things’ Conformity Gate Crashed Netflix, Here’s What The Ending SHOULD Have Been

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A popular fan theory called #conformitygate emerged, suggesting there was a hidden ninth episode of Stranger Things. This idea gained traction because of unanswered questions and inconsistencies in the show, along with details about how it was made and designed. Many viewers found the theory believable, and when fans flooded Netflix to see if it was true, the streaming service actually experienced technical difficulties. The theory was especially widespread on TikTok, with some videos receiving over 2 million views, showing just how much attention it had garnered.

Elon Musk gets his day in court over OpenAI’s for-profit restructure and “ill-gotten gains” — here’s what’s at stake

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So, OpenAI has been trying to get this lawsuit dismissed, but it looks like it’s actually going to trial! Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in California decided there’s enough evidence to suggest OpenAI’s leaders originally promised to stay a non-profit. She even said, and I quote, “This case is going to trial,” which is pretty definitive. We’re looking at a jury trial scheduled for March 2026, according to Reuters. It’s a big development and I’m really curious to see how this all plays out.