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The storyline for Boruto has always been a bit complicated. However, because the original creator, Masashi Kishimoto, is now more involved with the manga version, many fans consider the manga to be the official story and the anime a separate, non-official version. The latest chapter of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has reinforced this idea, but the situation isn’t quite as simple as some believe.
Following the popularity of the animated MTV series, Mike Judge created the full-length movie Beavis and Butt-Head Do America in 1996.
James Gunn announced that Lars Eidinger will play the iconic DC villain Brainiac in the upcoming film, Man of Tomorrow. This will be the first time Brainiac has ever appeared on the big screen. Filming is scheduled to start in April 2026.
A new study proposes that kilometer-scale interferometry could unlock the detection of Earth-mass moons orbiting gas giants within their habitable zones.
The popular AMC series is returning with its original cast, as well as some new actors, including Timothy Welliver. Over the summer, a photo surfaced showing Welliver in a prisoner’s uniform and shackles, hinting at his new role. A recently released video from the set confirms Welliver will play Dominic McNair, a character who appears to be an antagonist.
Despite the wealth of great science fiction available, some truly exceptional shows remain hidden gems. They’ve either been forgotten over time or only have a dedicated, but small, following. Here are nine series that deserve to be discovered by any fan of sci-fi TV.
Two free games are currently available: Lokko, a fast-paced 3D platformer by Appy Monkeys Software, and Cup Heroes, an action-adventure strategy game from Qubic Games. Both have received positive reviews on the PlayStation Store, with Lokko scoring 4.21 out of 5 stars and Cup Heroes earning a 4.27. These are strong ratings, especially considering they’re free games, which often receive lower scores due to being easily accessible to everyone.
The anime Kaiju No. 8 is entering its last season with the upcoming installment, titled “Final Chapter,” which is currently being made. A trailer showing highlights from the first two seasons has been released, ending with a message confirming the start of the final story arc. A special episode, “Narumi’s Week at Work,” is also in development. This means the series is wrapping up, and the final arc might arrive quicker than fans think.
It’s disappointing to report that Fire and Ash seems to be a turning point for director James Cameron. It’s his lowest-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes (currently at 67%) and, for the first time in over four decades, one of his movies isn’t “Certified Fresh” on the site. Every feature film Cameron has directed since The Terminator in 1984 – including his documentaries – had previously earned that distinction. This is the first time since 1981’s Piranha II: The Spawning that a Cameron film hasn’t achieved this status.
Few things capture the heart of gaming quite like extra lives. Whether a game gives you a limited number or lets you respawn endlessly, the concept of multiple lives is a cornerstone of the experience. That’s why achieving a perfect game – something I almost did nearly twenty years ago – remains such a powerful memory for many gamers.