A recent report in Variety indicates that Paramount has decided not to continue with a fourth film featuring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and the cast of the J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot. This effectively concludes the story arc that began with those films. While Paramount still plans to make another Star Trek movie at some point, there are currently no plans for when it might be released.
Hulu started streaming the well-received holiday comedy Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point on Tuesday, making it available on a major streaming platform for the first time. This gives viewers a chance to discover a new and potentially unseen Christmas movie.
Rumors are circulating that King of the Hill might be leaving Cartoon Network. The network is scheduled to air a large block of ninety-two episodes from November 10th to the 21st. While this isn’t unusual on its own, King of the Hill then disappears from the regular schedule, with Adult Swim focusing more on shows like Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, and Rick and Morty. Although it hasn’t been officially announced, the show’s recent revival on Hulu could mean Disney wants to charge more for the rights to air it, and Cartoon Network may not be willing to pay. This isn’t the first time King of the Hill has left the network, however.
The fourteenth season of King of the Hill showed significant changes for Bill. Although the COVID-19 pandemic initially made his life more difficult, Hank’s return to Arlen eventually helped him improve. However, the new episodes haven’t acknowledged a past romance of Bill’s; the character was completely written out of the story and is now mentioned only in passing when it’s revealed they have died off-screen.
If you’re a fan of the sitcom Reba, you only have a few days left to watch it on Netflix. All 127 episodes of the show, which originally aired from 2001 to 2007 and stars Reba McEntire as a single mom, will be removed from the streaming service on November 6th. Reba has been available on Netflix since May 2024, but its streaming rights are expiring.
Although there’s no official announcement of a fourth game, fans are still hoping Marvel will create a new Marvel: Ultimate Alliance title similar to the original Gauntletstyle team-up format. There are many possibilities for how to do this and keep the series going strong. Here are five ideas for a potential Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 4*, focusing on new settings, ways to play with others, and a fresh storyline.
The Nintendo Wii, released in November 2006, revolutionized video games. Though some consoles had experimented with motion control before – like the dance mats for Dance Dance Revolution – the Wii took it to a new level. Its Wiimote controller inspired a wave of games focused on physical movement, making the console a hit with families and at social gatherings. Seeing this success, Xbox also wanted to join the motion-control market, and they launched the Xbox Kinect on November 4th, 2010.
Bringing the Harry Potter books to the big screen wasn’t perfect. While the films mostly capture the heart of the stories, a few creative decisions were widely disliked by devoted fans. For many, these scenes feel like frustrating flaws in what is otherwise a brilliantly made movie series.
Microsoft announced today on Xbox Wire that 11 games are coming to Xbox Game Pass. These games will be available starting tomorrow, November 5th, and rolling out through November 14th. A highlight of this update is that six of the games will be available to play on day one of their release.
Specializations in Battlefield 6 are great because they let you customize your class without changing what makes it fun to play. For instance, the Breacher Specialization gives Assault players more grenades, which can dramatically alter how they approach combat. You can freely try out different options while still feeling like you’re playing the class you know and love. This system not only improves the game now, but also provides a solid base for future updates and exciting new Specializations, ensuring every match feels fresh and unique. Battlefield 6 successfully blends player expression with the traditional class system.