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Adult Swim’s animated special, The Elephant, premiered on March 19th. This unique, 23-minute event is a collaboration between four renowned animation creators. The special is divided into three parts: the first created by Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time), the second by Ian Jones-Quartey (OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes) and Rebecca Sugar (Steven Universe), and the third by Patrick McHale (Over The Garden Wall). It tells a story about finding yourself. The Elephant first aired in December and is currently available to stream on HBO Max.

PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers now have free access to the first two hours of Cash Cleaner Simulator. While the game originally launched in spring 2025, it became available on PS5 yesterday and has been well-received by players. Currently, it boasts a 4.54 out of 5-star rating on the PlayStation Store based on 335 reviews, which translates to a score of 90.8 out of 100. This positive feedback mirrors its 91% approval rating on Steam. Players often describe the game as surprisingly addictive, relaxing, and satisfying – common traits for this type of unique simulator game.

One of the most discussed and intriguing theories about Buffy the Vampire Slayer is that everything that happened in the show wasn’t actually real. This idea stems from the Season 6 episode “Normal Again.” In this episode, a demon’s venom causes Buffy to believe she’s been in a mental institution for six years. Within this hallucination, things are very different: Dawn never existed, her mother Joyce is still alive, and her parents are still married.

I was so excited for this game, and they’d originally said it would be out sometime in spring 2026. But get this – it’s coming out way sooner than anyone expected! It’s launching on March 17th, which is less than a week away! I can’t believe it!

Starting in 2022, Cartoon Network has been celebrating April Fool’s Day with a special event called “Acme Fools,” showcasing classic Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. From 2023 to 2025, this included nine-hour marathons of popular series such as The Looney Tunes Show, New Looney Tunes, Tiny Toons Looniversity, and Bugs Bunny Builders. Next month, Acme Fools is returning with many of these same shows, plus the addition of Duck Dodgers, an action-comedy series featuring Daffy and Porky as space explorers. Given the continued popularity of Looney Tunes, it’s a smart move for Cartoon Network to build on that success.

Lucasfilm has been successfully blending its existing characters in a way that both rewards longtime fans and introduces classic figures to new audiences. We can expect even more familiar faces in future projects. For example, the well-known character Rotta the Hutt will be featured in the upcoming The Mandalorian & Grogu movie, and rumors suggest the dangerous assassin Asajj Ventress will appear in season two of Ahsoka. Even without considering these upcoming appearances, many characters who first appeared in animated Star Wars series have already made the jump to live-action.

The 1990s were a rough period for Marvel Comics, with many poorly received titles. However, a few strong ongoing series helped the company survive and are still enjoyable today. Here are ten of the best Marvel series that kept the company afloat during its most challenging decade.

The new issue of Empire magazine offers a preview of Spider-Noir, revealing a deeply affected Ben Reilly. This version of Spider-Man, nicknamed ‘The Spider,’ is a world-weary, cynical private detective operating in 1930s New York. He’s depicted as someone who drinks, smokes, and isn’t afraid to use harsh language—but he still has superpowers. Like previous Spider-Men, he’s also dealing with a significant personal tragedy.

According to Jeff Sneider, a source familiar with the industry, and confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter, actor Michael Pierre will return as John Stewart in the next Superman movie from director James Gunn. Production is expected to begin in April and continue through the summer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Indeed, searching for Highguard on PS Store now returns zero results.