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Originally airing on CBS from 1993 to 1999, The Nanny starred Fran Drescher, who also co-created the show with Peter Marc Jacobson. The series centers around a stylish saleswoman from Queens who unexpectedly becomes the nanny to three children of a Broadway producer. The show was a hit with both critics and fans, and after being available on different streaming platforms, all six seasons will now be available on Hulu starting March 18th.

This series brought together all the classic Looney Tunes characters in a fun experiment! Each special featured two stories: a main crossover adventure (though things always got a little wacky with this crew!) and a shorter, more traditional cartoon. In total, DC Comics fans enjoyed 12 crossover stories, and you might be curious about which ones are the most enjoyable. While they all have their charm, these 5 crossovers really stand out as the best of this unusual and memorable collaboration.

To celebrate her birthday on February 24th, a cute, simplified illustration of the Insect Hashira has been released. She’s shown wearing a light-colored outfit and carrying flowers. The artwork features a purple background, matching her character’s colors. Ufotable is also promoting new merchandise inspired by this illustration, which you can find on their official online store.

Because of its unique format, Lost produced some truly outstanding TV episodes, and here’s a look at the best one from each season.

You can now watch both Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom for free on Tubi! These films, starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, continue the story of the dinosaur theme park gone wrong – a story that began with Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park in the 1990s. The 2015 film earned $1.6 billion worldwide, making it one of the highest-grossing movies ever, and the 2018 sequel brought in $1.3 billion. However, fans should note that both movies are only available on Tubi for a limited time and are expected to leave the platform at the end of the month.

The Winter 2026 anime season was full of fantastic shows, making it hard to keep up with everything! With so many great options airing at the same time, it’s likely you missed a few. As the season winds down, we’re taking a look back at seven lesser-known anime that deserve your attention. Keep reading to discover our top picks!

Matthew McConaughey, an Academy Award winner, initially became famous for starring in romantic comedies. In the early 2010s, he went through a period called “the McConaissance,” delivering strong performances in films like the critically acclaimed Dallas Buyers Club (which earned him an Oscar) and the popular sci-fi movie Interstellar. As his career soared, joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe seemed like a natural move. Surprisingly, though, McConaughey turned down the opportunity when James Gunn approached him.

It’s disheartening to see a popular live service game facing closure. While the reasons are unique to this situation, it represents a worrying trend: players are losing access to games they’ve spent significant money on, and don’t truly own. The potential shutdown of Genshin Impact feels like a sign of things to come, and I’m concerned this will increasingly impact fans of these types of games.

Fans are now suggesting Paul Anthony Kelly, known for his role in Love Story and currently playing JFK Jr. on FX, as a potential Batman. Many believe his striking appearance, particularly his strong jawline, makes him a good fit for both the masked hero and the public persona of Bruce Wayne. When asked about the online buzz regarding him playing Batman in the DC Universe, Kelly jokingly responded that he wouldn’t object if fans wanted to see it happen.

I’m so hyped! One Piece is returning to Netflix on March 10th with a brand new season, and Netflix is doing something really cool to celebrate! They’re actually letting fans watch the first two episodes in theaters on the 10th! It’s called One Piece: Into the Grand Line, and showings will start around 6 PM local time in different cities. You can find more details and when tickets become available on their website – seriously, check it out!