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Season 4 of The Boys leaves viewers on a chilling note, with Homelander seemingly taking power in Washington D.C. He’s built an army of super-powered individuals and is rounding up anyone who opposes him, including The Boys themselves. While Homelander’s grip on the country is frightening, the season hints that an even bigger threat might be lurking. (Spoiler alert for those familiar with The Boys comics!)

One of the best things about reviewing video games is getting the chance to play titles you might not normally pick up. This often means discovering new franchises or genres, which can be surprisingly rewarding.

From March 2nd to 8th, the movie Deepwater Horizon – which tells the true story of the oil rig explosion – ranked as the 7th most popular film on Netflix in the U.S. It outperformed movies like Trolls, Kpop Demon Hunters, and Joe’s College Road Trip to reach the top 10, marking its first week on the chart.

The Perfect Order Pokémon TCG set includes three main products: an Elite Trainer Box featuring Mega Zygarde, a Booster Bundle, and a Booster Display Box. It’s a standard release focused on providing booster packs, without the extras found in special collections. Overall, Perfect Order is a solid addition to the Pokémon TCG. While it doesn’t have a ton of flashy cards, it does include some interesting Illustration Rares and a few cards players will likely use in their decks. It’s not the most exciting set recently, but it’s certainly not a bad one either.

Ten years ago, in 2016, Capcom and Marvelous launched Monster Hunter Stories, a new branch of the popular Monster Hunter franchise. While still an action RPG like the main Monster Hunter games, Stories offers a different experience. You play as a Rider instead of a Hunter, and battles take place using a turn-based system. Although not as widely known as the core Monster Hunter series, Stories has been successful enough to see three games released in a decade, and each new installment has received better reviews than the last.

The series has recently become much more exciting. Over the last three episodes, the story picked up as new characters, Methode and Genau, appeared while the powerful demon, General Revolte, threatened a village. The heroes had a clear mission: defeat Revolte. The latest episode showed this battle with impressive animation, bringing the arc to a thrilling conclusion with higher stakes. Stark and Genau fought the main villain, while Fern and Methode dealt with the other demons. Now that this major storyline is finished, it’s pretty clear what the rest of the season will focus on.

While all Marvel heroes face challenges, some receive an unfair amount of criticism. These heroes desperately need a rest, a chance to escape the constant pressures of their lives. Here are seven Marvel characters who could really benefit from a break from the superhero grind.

This week, Netflix is adding a lot of new content, starting with all the movies in the Saw franchise on March 19th. Then, on March 20th, fans can enjoy Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, which recently had a limited release in theaters, along with the sci-fi film The Creator. K-Pop fans will be excited to see BTS The Comeback Live / Arirang arrive on March 21st. Keep reading to see the full list of new shows and movies so you can plan what to watch!

On March 12, 2026, Pirat_Nation announced on X that the Myrient project was fully supported by its community. This came after I published an article on March 5th detailing Myrient’s upcoming closure and the potential loss of around 390 terabytes of gaming data. Myrient was a large archive where users could download and save classic video games from older consoles and computers. The site announced it would shut down on March 31, 2026, causing users to rush to save what they could, but 390 TB is a huge amount of data to preserve.

There was a short-lived sci-fi sitcom called Aliens in the Family that aired briefly as part of ABC’s TGIF lineup in 1996. While it wasn’t a hit and is largely forgotten, I actually remember watching the premiere on March 15th, 1996 – my family was tuned in! We even watched the second episode, but that was the end of the series. Surprisingly, I still remember the show and occasionally quote a character from it, even after all these years.