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Season two of the Danish crime series The Chestnut Man, now called Hide and Seek, is currently available on Netflix. The show, which first premiered in 2021, was a critical hit, earning a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Though a renewal wasn’t announced until 2024, the new season – based on the novel by Søren Sveistrup – is already receiving the same praise. All six episodes of Hide and Seek are available to stream now.

Here are the six toughest bosses in The Legend of Zelda‘s history.

While known for their mutant heroes, the X-Men have also included many non-mutant members. Here’s a look at ten of the best! To keep things focused, we’re only considering characters who were part of the core X-Men team – not groups like Excalibur or X-Force. We’ll be ranking these heroes based on both how compelling their characters are and how much they contributed to the team. Let’s dive in and explore ten non-mutants who have fought alongside the X-Men.

Rosario Dawson announced at a Disney event that the second season of Ahsoka won’t be released until 2027. Disney and Lucasfilm also shared a preview reel and behind-the-scenes photos with the press. According to StarWars.com, Dawson said the new season will feature larger battles and higher stakes, and she expressed excitement for fans to see it. This delay means 2026 will be the first year since 2019 without a new live-action Star Wars TV show.

Originally released on PlayStation 5 in 2024, Stellar Blade became available on Steam in mid-2025 and received very positive reviews. Following the success of the first game, its developer, Shift Up, started working on a sequel and plans to release the original on more platforms. Now, Shift Up appears ready to officially announce Stellar Blade 2. They’ve indicated a reveal is coming in 2026 and have confirmed they will self-publish the sequel, ending their partnership with PlayStation. This means the next Stellar Blade game might launch on a wider range of platforms.

That’s PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (via Steam).

Shows like The West Wing, The X-Files, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer marked a shift in network television. Unlike earlier shows that mostly featured self-contained episodes, these series introduced more intricate and ongoing storylines. They moved away from simple, standalone plots and embraced complex, multi-layered narratives that unfolded over time.

Bungie, the company behind popular games like Destiny, has faced some challenges recently. They’ve dealt with issues like accusations of copied artwork in their older game Marathon, and many players have been unhappy with the direction of the latest updates to Destiny 2. While their Star Wars collaborations have been intriguing, interest in the Destiny series has been declining. This seems to have caused frustration among fans, and it appears the developers at Bungie are aware of these concerns.

Steven Spielberg recently announced he’s been working on a Western film, his first of its kind. While details are still scarce, he has said it will feature classic Western elements like horses and guns. He’s determined to avoid clichés and outdated tropes often seen in older Westerns, aiming for a fresh take on the genre. Fans are eagerly anticipating more information, and some have even speculated that the project might actually be a science fiction remake disguised as a Western.

Many anime fans were thrilled when Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon arrived as a sequel to the beloved Inuyasha. Though it didn’t quite reach the heights of the original, Yashahime was a great addition to the Inuyasha world, showing what happened to familiar characters and introducing a new generation. The series ran for forty-eight episodes between 2020 and 2022, and while it’s unlikely to return, it was a satisfying continuation for fans of the original.