Games

James Cameron’s impressive run of winning the Best Picture Oscar has come to an end. The 2026 Oscar nominations were revealed today, and his latest film, Avatar: Fire and Ash, didn’t make the list of ten nominees for the top prize. It did receive nominations for Best Visual Effects and Best Costume Design, however. With the film’s box office performance currently, another one of Cameron’s successful streaks – consistent financial success – may also be in jeopardy.

I recently watched this really compelling western, and it’s set way back in the 1850s. The story centers around Fiona Nolan, played by Lena Headey, who’s a deeply religious Irish woman. She’s essentially built a family with four adults she’s taken in, and they’re all fighting to keep their farm. The problem is, a really powerful and cutthroat mine owner named Constance Van Ness – Gillian Anderson plays her – is trying to take their land in this little mining town called Angel’s Ridge, out in the Washington Territory. It’s a classic struggle against a much bigger, wealthier opponent.

The new series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, features Ser Duncan the Tall, known as Dunk (played by Peter Claffey), a character who shares some traits with Jon Snow. Like Jon, Dunk comes from humble beginnings – Dunk grew up as an orphan in the poor district of Flea Bottom, while Jon was raised as a bastard. Despite their backgrounds, both men possess a strong moral compass and strive to live by the principles taught to them, even when it’s difficult, often more so than those of higher birth.

You can now watch Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire on Hulu. The movie recently became available on the streaming service, moving from Netflix on January 22nd. While it earned $202 million worldwide in theaters, opinions were mixed among critics and viewers. The film features original Ghostbusters stars Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Ernie Hudson alongside the new generation of Spengler family members as they work together to prevent another ice age caused by an ancient threat.

Over time, as video game technology advanced, Disney kept finding new ways to use its beloved characters in games. By the 1990s, Disney was really succeeding, especially with platform games on consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis. They also made a lot of games for home computers like the Commodore 64 and those running DOS or Amiga. Many of Disney’s most popular games from that era were based on its Disney Afternoon cartoons, and people still enjoy playing them today.

Boy Meets World, a hugely popular sitcom from the 1990s, was unique because it appealed to a younger audience and allowed viewers to watch its characters mature over time. The show, starring Ben Savage, started by focusing on Cory Matthews and his life in Philadelphia, but quickly evolved into a series that explored the growth and changes of all its characters over seven seasons, showing how they navigated major life events. While generally a light and funny show, an episode that aired 27 years ago really surprised and moved viewers with its unexpected turn.

The game is coming to PlayStation on March 26, 2026, and will be available both as a physical copy and for digital download.

In Kiwami, you play as Kazuma Kiryu, the main character of the series, who is now semi-retired and working at an orphanage in Okinawa. But that doesn’t stop you from getting into fights, using powerful fighting styles like the Dragon of Dojima and the Ryukyu Style with different weapons! You can also enjoy side quests, customize Kiryu’s appearance, and even sing karaoke.

Ubisoft’s stock prices have been steadily falling for some time now. A year ago, shares cost around €11.14. While they briefly reached €13.59 in March 2025, they’ve been decreasing in value ever since, with significant drops occurring on April 7th and May 15th, 2025.

The Arrowverse shows were fun and definitely added to the world of superhero TV, but they weren’t DC’s best. Many other excellent DC series have aired, both before and after the Arrowverse, and some truly stand out as top-tier superhero entertainment. Here are five DC shows that surpass anything the Arrowverse offered.