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McFarlane Toys continues to impress with its DC Multiverse line, and a standout release this year is Lobo’s Spacehog from the Supergirl movie. As shown in the video, the new version of the bike looks fantastic. It has a unique design with a larger rear wheel and a smaller front wheel, plus a distinctive pointed front grill featuring a skull – a classic element of Lobo’s bikes in the comics. The bike also includes a rising plate on top with tall handlebars and the signature rocket engines on either side of the back wheel. You can get a detailed look in the video provided.

Mattel’s Brick Shop just unveiled its Masters of the Universe: Clash at Snake Mountain Building Set, inspired by the epic showdown between the heroes of Eternia and Skeletor in the movie. The set comes with 12 miniature NanoWorld figures to bring the battle to life. Beyond the familiar characters seen in trailers, it surprisingly includes some lesser-known figures like Pig Boy, Karg, and Gygor – a delightful surprise for fans!

Even though season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again is currently being released weekly on Disney+, production for season 3 is already underway. Recent set photos, shared by Warling, reveal Krysten Ritter walking with two individuals in hooded jackets who have been identified as Mike Colter (Luke Cage) and Finn Jones (Iron Fist). This suggests that The Defenders—the superhero team from the Netflix series—are reuniting in the third season of Born Again.

This isn’t necessarily a negative, and could actually help the HBO show succeed independently – which is important if it wants to achieve a similar level of popularity as the Harry Potter films. However, a certain choice the show has made is attracting criticism, reflecting a growing trend in TV and movies. This criticism might make a key plot twist harder to accept unless the showrunners find a solution before the planned December 2026 release.

Last week, filming on the movie was halted when Jonathan Majors and his co-star, JC Kilcoyne, unexpectedly fell out of a window. According to Deadline, a window used in a scene had been temporarily replaced with a sheet of tempered glass that wasn’t properly secured. This glass was intended to be broken later during a stunt performed by professionals, not the actors. Both Majors and Kilcoyne fell about six feet to the ground after falling through the loose window. Kilcoyne needed stitches for injuries to his hands. A video from Deadline shows the crew reacting with shock and warning the actors about the broken glass.

Many Xbox Game Pass subscribers have likely played Grand Theft Auto V, so it’s bad timing that it’s leaving the service on April 15th, just before GTA 6 comes out later this year. With the new game on the horizon, a lot of players will probably want to replay GTA 5 to get ready or simply enjoy the Grand Theft Auto world. Unfortunately, GTA 5 won’t be available on Game Pass during this time, and this is likely intentional. While GTA 5 has been added to the service before and will probably return eventually, it won’t be back before GTA 6 launches. This means there are currently no Grand Theft Auto games available on Xbox Game Pass, which makes the removal of GTA 5 particularly disappointing.

Disney’s The Little Mermaid is a classic animated film, famous for its memorable characters – including the villain, Ursula. When the movie was in development, Pat Carroll was immediately seen as the ideal choice to voice this iconic sea witch.

The new Disney+ series, Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, begins streaming on April 6th, kicking off a fresh chapter in the story of Darth Maul. Set shortly after the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, the show follows Maul’s struggle to survive in the chaotic period immediately following the Republic’s fall. Given this setting and his previous appearances, the series will likely answer a major, long-standing question about Maul’s journey.

The latest installment of the Tom Cruise action series, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, recently became available on Prime Video. This eighth and final film in the franchise, which began in 1986, cost between $300 and $400 million to make – putting it among the most expensive movies ever created. The story follows Ethan Hunt and his team as they urgently try to find a sunken submarine and stop a dangerous artificial intelligence from causing worldwide disaster.

The new movie The Mummy, from Lee Cronin and Blumhouse, arrives in theaters on April 17th. Because this reboot shares a title with the beloved 1999 film starring Brendan Fraser—which has recently been in the news again—Blumhouse is taking a unique step to avoid confusion. They’re posting daily reminders on X (formerly Twitter) clarifying that Fraser isn’t involved in the new movie. These posts, stating “BRENDAN FRASER IS NOT IN LEE CRONIN’S THE MUMMY,” began on April 2nd.