The trailer for the new Supergirl series is out, and it gives fans their first glimpse of Jason Momoa as Lobo! He looks fantastic – incredibly true to the comic book character with pale skin, long black hair, and a rugged biker outfit. Momoa has long said Lobo is his dream role, and after seeing this, it’s hard to argue with him.
DC Studios recently released the first trailer for the upcoming Supergirl movie. It introduces Kara Zor-El (played by Milly Alcock) on her 23rd birthday, enjoying a galactic celebration with her dog, Krypto. Set to Blondie’s “Call Me,” the trailer shows Supergirl alongside a young girl named Ruthye Marye Knoll (Eve Ridley), and features action-packed scenes of her fighting various villains. One memorable shot shows Supergirl taking down a group of enemies with a single powerful swing. The trailer also briefly shows the destruction of Krypton and offers a glimpse of Jason Momoa as Lobo, a mercenary who will encounter Supergirl.
The season 28 finale of South Park was unusually dramatic for the show, and it suggests big changes are coming. While the show’s jokes about the Trump administration have often been controversial, South Park has always continued to deliver its sharp satire.
From its surprising start, the animated Comedy Central series promised a chaotic and funny show. The two most recent seasons were packed with political jokes and featured characters like Jesus and Satan. They heavily focused on Donald Trump’s time as president and were incredibly popular with viewers. Season 28 revisited some fan-favorite plots and took a surprisingly dark turn with a storyline involving Satan and Trump’s child.
Currently, the movie doesn’t even have a confirmed title, though some sources suggest it might be called ‘The Dish,’ according to IMDB. However, recent promotional activity has included mysterious electronic billboards appearing with just a few words: ‘All will be disclosed. Spielberg 6/12/26.’ Given the common practice in the US of switching month and day, this likely means the film will be released on June 12th, not December 6th. The posters also feature an upside-down eye and eyebrow above what appears to be a pale face, surrounded by a dark shape—possibly an alien, a spaceship, or something else entirely. The overall effect of the poster is quite unsettling.
Get ready for more legal drama! Netflix has confirmed that Season 4 of The Lincoln Lawyer will arrive on February 5, 2026. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as Mickey Haller, but this time he’s the one facing trial for murder. Following the exciting events of Season 3, the new season promises to be the most gripping yet. While the specifics of the case are being kept under wraps, it’s based on Michael Connelly’s popular novel, The Law of Innocence. Showrunners Ted Humphrey and Dailyn Rodriguez announced the premiere date.
Marvel Studios is finishing up work on Avengers: Doomsday, directed by Joe and Anthony Russo. The film is expected to hit US theaters in just over a year, and a follow-up movie, Avengers: Secret Wars, is planned for release in December 2027.
I’m absolutely thrilled to hear that Disney is investing a billion dollars into OpenAI! It’s going to be incredible – imagine being able to create your own videos using characters from Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar! As a huge fan, the possibilities are just mind-blowing. Disney CEO Bob Iger said it’s all about innovation and finding new ways to tell stories, and I couldn’t agree more. This partnership feels like the start of something truly special and creative.
Voice actor Aleks Le created an audio version of a scene from Absolute Batman #13, sharing it on Twitter (now X). He performed the role of Batman, aiming for a voice similar to the iconic Kevin Conroy.
Netflix has released a trailer for the upcoming series, His & Hers, revealing the show centers around a divorced couple, Anna and Jack. In the trailer, Jack is seen speaking to the press at a crime scene, stating he can’t share any details except that a body has been discovered. Immediately after, his ex-wife publicly questions him in front of reporters, asking if he knew the victim.