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After 21 years with Bob Iger leading the company, Disney has announced its next CEO: Josh D’Amaro, currently Chairman of Disney Experiences. D’Amaro, a 28-year Disney veteran, will officially take over at the annual shareholder meeting on March 18, 2026. Dana Walden, co-chairman of Disney Entertainment, will also take on a new role as President and Chief Creative Officer. These changes raise the question: what do they mean for the future of Disney?

Jessie Buckley is currently the favorite to win, but Rose Byrne would be a very worthy winner as well. Byrne’s performance in Mary Bronstein’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is arguably the best of her already impressive career, whether she’s doing comedy or more dramatic roles. Plus, the film has already found success, streaming on HBO Max.

Okay, so after we finally got Avowed, Grounded 2, and The Outer Worlds 2 out the door this year, our studio head, Feargus Urquhart, said we’re really aiming to speed up development. We’re hoping to get games out every three to four years from now. It took over six years to finish those two RPGs we launched in 2025, and we don’t want to wait that long again!

IGN spotted a YouTube video showing the contents of an unreleased press kit for the upcoming Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake. The kit, which comes in a wooden box with metal clasps, includes a replica of the Dagger of Time. This version of the dagger features a redesigned look that was probably intended for the final game.

I have fond memories of playing on my PlayStation 3 and hoping Sony would create a game that brought all their most popular characters together. Nintendo had already shown how fun that could be with Super Smash Bros., and fans loved seeing those characters battle each other. When Sony finally tried it with PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, it felt like a great idea, even if the game didn’t quite live up to expectations. It seemed like Sony had all the right characters, but maybe wasn’t quite sure how to make it all work.

The upcoming movie Avengers: Doomsday will feature updated looks for several characters. While some of the new costume designs have already been shown, we anticipate even more redesigned MCU characters will be revealed before the film’s release later this year. Before that happens, let’s take a look back at some of the most impactful visual changes to the MCU’s biggest heroes.

The Borg, first appearing in the second season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, quickly became one of the franchise’s most iconic villains and helped define the series. However, the introduction of the Borg Queen in the film First Contact, while making for a compelling character played by Alice Krige, actually weakened what made the Borg so frightening. The Borg’s strength originally came from being a faceless, unified collective, and having a single leader diminished that sense of overwhelming, impersonal power.

It all began with “Dawn of DC,” DC’s plan to revitalize its universe after the “Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths” event. For a couple of years, DC had focused heavily on Batman, and this initiative aimed to broaden the scope. A key part of this new direction was the “Superman” comic (volume 6), which launched with a surprising twist: Lex Luthor gave Superman all his money and companies, creating SuperCorp. Readers expected Luthor’s scheme to backfire, given his history of elaborate plots. Surprisingly, it didn’t; instead, it brought Superman and Lex Luthor closer together. The story has had its share of highs and lows, and the events of “DC K.O.” might be the turning point that defines this unique and evolving relationship.

Update 1.1.3.6 for Battlefield 6 is now available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. This update primarily focuses on fixing bugs throughout the game, including issues with the user interface, sound, and certain maps. The developers have also improved sprinting to address occasional problems players were experiencing. Significant fixes have also been made to the BF6 battle royale mode, Redsec, including one that prevented matches from concluding properly.

CNN recently asked 11 astronauts about their favorite movies set in space, and many of them chose The Martian. The film stars Matt Damon as Dr. Mark Watney, a botanist and engineer stranded on Mars after his team accidentally leaves him behind. The movie then follows his struggle to survive until NASA can figure out how to bring him home.