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September 2026 might just be an incredible month for PlayStation 5 games, and it’s quickly becoming one to watch.

If you enjoy shows like Heartland or Virgin River, you’ll want to know that all 51 episodes of the teen drama Wildfire are leaving Netflix on May 21st. The show follows Kristine “Kris” Furillo, a teenager who gets a fresh start after leaving detention, thanks to her skill with horses. She finds work at a family ranch where she gets involved in competitive horse racing, romantic relationships, and family conflicts. Wildfire originally aired on ABC Family from 2005 to 2008 and, despite a dedicated fanbase, was cancelled after four seasons.

Other streaming services are taking notice of the popularity of Wednesday, and Disney+ is planning to do the same with a new series based on Casper the Friendly Ghost. According to reports, this reimagining of Casper will be a modern, darker take on the classic story, aiming to capture the success of Wednesday. While Casper is known for being friendly, this new version will apparently have a bit of an edge. The project has some talented people working on it, which could help it become as popular as Wednesday by having a well-liked figure leading the way.

The Avengers often battle strong enemies, but the most difficult ones are those who have no sense of right or wrong. These villains will stop at nothing to achieve their goals, and their willingness to commit terrible acts has made them infamous. Here are seven of the most ruthless Avengers villains, each more dangerous than the last.

The trailer for Lanterns is available again on the official YouTube channels. While the video itself hasn’t changed, the music has been updated. The trailer also finally reveals when you can watch the show: Lanterns will premiere on HBO Max on August 16th. You can watch the trailer right here:

Amazon MGM Studios has shared two new videos offering a closer look at their upcoming film, one highlighting the heroes and the other focusing on the villains. The villain footage immediately introduces characters like Tri Klops, Spikor, Goat Man, and Karg – this is the first time we’ve seen these characters clearly in any released footage, and Karg’s design closely resembles his look from the 1987 Masters of the Universe movie. The video also features new glimpses of Beast Man, Trap Jaw, Evil-Lyn, and Skeletor. You can watch the new footage below.

The animated series Invincible recently gave fans an update on Season 5 via social media, announcing it will arrive on Prime Video sometime in 2027. Along with the release timeframe, they shared that all voice recording for the new season is finished. Fans can also expect to see some familiar faces return when the episodes are released.

It’s interesting that understanding Ahsoka’s strength within the Star Wars universe doesn’t come from what she says or does directly. As the Star Wars story grows with new characters and plots, we can understand her power by comparing her to others. And thanks to a couple of recent Star Wars shows, it’s now much clearer just how powerful Ahsoka truly is.

After his apparent defeat, Darth Maul has become a powerful figure in the galaxy’s criminal world, building his own organization. The new animated series, Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, focuses on his efforts to regain control after the Clone Wars. While Maul initially seems driven by a desire to destroy the Empire and get revenge on his former master, a deeper look reveals his motivations are more complex than fans might think.

I prefer to stick with one brand when possible, but the truth is my setup is usually a mix of different equipment and complicated settings I have to dig around for in Windows.