Halle Berry Says They Have Prequels and Sequels Figured Out for Never Let Go

Halle Berry shares that there’s potential for a prequel and sequels to the film “Never Let Go“, assuming its performance is strong enough to progress the series. In an interview with ComicBook prior to the movie’s debut, Berry expresses her preference for reprising her character from “Never Let Go” over some of her earlier roles, as she believes those roles might have reached their end. She openly hopes that “Never Let Go” will perform well enough to warrant a sequel, but advises the young actors who worked alongside her not to get ahead of themselves until it becomes a reality.

Netflix’s One Piece Set Photos Bring a Big Season 2 Set to Life

Although details about One Piece’s second season were shared during Netflix Geeked Week, the streaming service hasn’t disclosed a release date yet for season two. Actors Joe Manganiello and Lera Above have joined the cast as Crocodile and Nico Robin respectively, but the live-action revival of One Piece is still underway since filming continues in South Africa. Fans of One Piece are getting a sneak peek at some sets from afar thanks to the filming in Cape Town, with one observant anime fan even spotting a recognizable location from the One Piece series.

A Top Shonen Jump Top Series Is Facing Cancelation Rumors

In terms of manga, very few publications hold as much dominance in the industry as Shonen Jump. This brand has been a mainstay for many years, and it’s responsible for launching some of the most beloved manga intellectual properties (IPs) such as Naruto, Dragon Ball, and My Hero Academia. The list just keeps growing. However, over the past year, Shonen Jump has seen several titles come to an end, and now there’s a buzz that another popular manga might be next on the line for cancellation.

Xbox’s New Controller Is a Transparent Tech Throwback

Earlier this month, news leaked about a new controller in Xbox’s “Cipher” line of transparent designs. While we didn’t have any images of the controller, the Ghost Cipher name implied a white controller that allowed users to see the interior, just like the Sky Cipher controller released back in August. Xbox has now officially pulled back the curtain on the design, which will be available on October 8th. The controller has a stunning white exterior with a silver interior, bronze colors on the D-pad and triggers, and Ash Gray grips on the back. The controller will retail for $69.99.