While not all villains require intricate motivations, a strong philosophy can elevate them to surprising heights. Compelling villainous beliefs add depth to a character, letting writers explore what truly drives them. Here are seven DC villains with particularly fascinating philosophies that make them stand out, even in a universe filled with evil.
Marvel and Lucasfilm have announced a new five-issue comic series called Star Wars: The Fall of Kylo Ren, which will finish the story of Kylo Ren. Written by Charles Soule with art by Will Sliney, the series promises to reveal the full story behind Kylo Ren’s actions and destiny. It will be released on August 12, 2026.
Sam Raimi, previously announced as a producer for the film Magic, will now also direct. Magic is based on William Goldman’s novel and tells the story of Corky, a magician who turns to ventriloquism. The original 1978 film starred Anthony Hopkins, who gave a memorable performance as Corky, a magician whose puppet seems to take control of his life, especially when he tries to reconnect with a former love. Magic received positive reviews, earning an 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
With the season finale of The Boys being a standard length, it’s going to be difficult to wrap up all the storylines properly. We’ll find out what happens to key characters like Homelander, Butcher, Hughie, and Starlight, but there likely won’t be enough time to fully explore the consequences of Homelander’s actions or give adequate closure to many supporting characters. Considering the cancellation of the Gen V spinoff, those characters probably won’t get satisfying endings either. Plus, even some of the main show’s supporting players might be left hanging. However, with Soldier Boy potentially still alive, Eric Kripke hinting at future appearances for the Gen V cast, and a promise from Stan Edgar, it seems The Boys is setting up potential sequels. Interestingly, the show may have already identified a replacement for Homelander – a result of Butcher’s single-minded determination to take down Antony Starr’s character, no matter the cost.
Director Guy Ritchie recently told Collider he’s eager to make a third film in the series. He expressed his fondness for working with Robert Downey Jr. and enjoyed making the first two movies. He believes the biggest hurdle is simply finding a time that works for everyone involved, but confirmed there’s mutual interest. He’s surprised a third film hasn’t been made yet, given the apparent demand from fans and the team’s enthusiasm.
The first in-person Go Fest event is happening in late May, but the main global event is still a few months away. It will take place on July 11th and 12th, 2026, and Niantic is planning a huge celebration with in-person meetups for fans. This year, all research and bonuses will be free for everyone, giving players plenty to do. A recently announced raid schedule promises to be the most active in Pokémon Go history.
We don’t expect that to change this month, as the games coming out in May 2026 are a mixed bag – some are excellent, while others are just okay and might be worth checking out.
A new report from VGC’s Jordan Middler – a source who’s been accurate at times, but not always – suggests something related to the series is in development at PlayStation, but not with Sucker Punch Productions, the studio behind the previous games. Details are scarce, and it’s unclear if this project is a completely new game, a remake, or simply a remastered version. It’s also unknown which PlayStation team is working on it. There’s currently no information about when this might be released, or even which PlayStation console it’s intended for – it could be for the PS5, PS6, or both.
Unlike most TV show cancellations, The Big Bang Theory didn’t end because viewers lost interest. CBS actually wanted to renew it, but Jim Parsons decided he was ready to leave, and that convinced everyone it was time to finish the series. Even though it stopped airing in 2019, The Big Bang Theory is still incredibly popular, thanks to constant reruns on TV and streaming services. According to Nielsen data from April 13-19, 2026, the show was the fourth most-watched program on streaming platforms, with a total of 753 million minutes watched.
LEGO released its LEGO version of the N-1 starfighter from The Mandalorian on May 4th. The 1,809-piece set costs $249.99 and is designed for adults and older teens (ages 18+). It includes the ship itself, a buildable display stand, and minifigures of Din Djarin and Grogu. We received this set as part of LEGO’s May the 4th promotion.