TV shows are often judged by how long their episodes are, especially when compared to hits like Stranger Things and Game of Thrones. Unfortunately, the new show Wonder Man is facing criticism because its episodes are notably shorter, rather than longer, than what viewers now expect.
Lionel Worthing, a musical genius from a humble Kentucky farm, has the unique ability to see sound. David Smith, orphaned but raised by a guardian in Newport, comes from a more comfortable background. They meet in 1917 at a bar while both studying music in New England. Their shared passion for folk music sparks a connection that blossoms into a romantic and physical relationship. Separated by World War I, they reunite after the war when David, now a researcher at a Maine college, invites Lionel, who has returned to the farm, to join him on a months-long project collecting folk songs across rural New England. As the project nears its end, they face uncertainty about their future, having only shared glimpses of their hopes and dreams with each other. Though both are incredibly happy working together, Lionel occasionally dreams of a traditional family life, while David grapples with his own private struggles.
These characters aren’t just added for show; they’re key to the overall feel of the DC Universe. James Gunn envisions a world that blends classic superhero action with scary and unusual elements. Think giant monsters attacking cities alongside more personal stories about characters grappling with who they are, and even a super-powered dog getting all the attention.
A video from the set of the upcoming Punisher special presentation shows actor Jason M. Moore filming scenes with Jon Bernthal. This confirms Moore will return as Curtis Hoyle when the show premieres on Disney+ in 2026.
Look, the Western isn’t dead by any means. It’s actually doing really well on TV! I mean, Netflix’s American Primeval was a big hit recently. But if you ask me, nothing beats Deadwood – David Milch’s show is just a brilliant, Shakespearean, and yeah, pretty sweary, masterpiece. They thankfully brought it back for a movie in 2019, which was awesome. Honestly, though, there are so many other great Western shows that people have forgotten about, and I think they really deserve another look. As a fan, I’d love to see all of them get a revival somehow!
Critics saw The Running Man a little over a week before it hit theaters, and most agreed it lived up to expectations. Perri Nemiroff from Collider highlighted that this new version is a more accurate adaptation of the original story compared to the 1987 film with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a great way to end a fantastic year for Stephen King adaptations.
During an appearance on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live, Sarah Paulson was asked which season of American Horror Story she liked the least. She was initially reluctant to answer, noting that many fans enjoyed it. Ultimately, though, she confessed that Roanoke was the one season of the twelve she’d rather have skipped.
Actors Fanning and Dek are participating in the popular online “Beez in the Trap” trend to help promote their new film, Predator: Badlands. A video shows them lip-syncing to a remix of the song while standing back-to-back, with the camera trained on them.
The new Marvel series Wonder Man is scheduled to debut on Disney+ on January 27, 2026, introducing a relatively obscure character from Marvel comics. Initial enthusiasm, however, has been dampened by reports of the episode lengths, with one episode being surprisingly short – less than 24 minutes long.
In the sequel series, Solo Leveling: Ragnarok, Sung Suho was unique – he was the only one who could still grow stronger thanks to an updated system designed by Jinwoo. However, with the events of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok Webtoon Chapter 62, Suho’s new power has changed that. Jinwoo once declared he wouldn’t be “solo leveling” anymore after gaining his Shadow Extraction ability, but he couldn’t have predicted that his son’s Shadow Creation ability would truly end the era of solo leveling.