Disney Branded Television has announced that fans in North America can now mark their calendars for Miraculous World, Tokyo: Stellar. The special will premiere on Disney XD on November 30th at 11 a.m. Eastern Time. The story follows Marinette as she’s brought to Tokyo by Kagami to help a team called the Stellars fight a new villain, but Marinette soon discovers Kagami has a hidden motive for the trip to Japan.
The last time audiences saw Wanda Maximoff, played by Elizabeth Olsen, her character appeared to die when a building collapsed on her, seemingly ending her story as a villain. Although death isn’t always permanent in the Marvel Universe, Olsen told InStyle she genuinely doesn’t know if Wanda could still be alive. She recently returned to the role in the animated series Marvel Zombies, but she revealed she recorded her lines for that project years ago, meaning she hasn’t actively played Wanda for quite some time.
After the massive hit of The Blair Witch Project in 1999, horror films quickly adopted the found footage style – and still do today. Movies like Paranormal Activity, Rec, and Cloverfield demonstrated just how effective this technique could be. While a few other genres, like sci-fi (Chronicle), crime thrillers (End of Watch), and even teen comedies (Project X), have experimented with the format, action movies have generally avoided it – until recently.
The next Fast & Furious movie will likely pick up right after the dramatic ending of Fast X, where Dom’s family was left in serious danger. However, getting the movie made hasn’t been smooth sailing. Although early work on the film is underway, it’s uncertain when actual filming will begin and which familiar faces will return for the sequel.
Kenna enjoys a wonderful evening with her boyfriend, but one wrong decision lands her in prison. After serving seven years, she returns to her Wyoming hometown determined to start over and connect with her young daughter, Diem, whom she’s never met. However, Diem’s grandparents are unwilling to let Kenna see her. Amidst this struggle, Kenna finds an unlikely connection – and a growing romance – with Ledger, a former NFL player who now runs a local bar. As their relationship deepens, both face increasing risks, leading Kenna towards potential heartbreak and the possibility of a fresh start.
While talking about his new movie, Regretting You, Josh Boone looked back on his experience making The New Mutants. That film faced a lot of problems during production – it was delayed multiple times, required extensive reshoots, and the studio changed ownership when Disney acquired 20th Century Fox.
A recent rumor suggests the next Minions movie, currently known as Minions 3, will be titled “Minions & Monsters.” The information came from industry source @MyTimeToShineHello, who shared it on X (formerly Twitter) on October 18, 2025. The news quickly spread online, but Universal Pictures and Illumination haven’t confirmed whether the title is accurate.
According to industry source MyTimeToShineHello, Lucasfilm has temporarily paused production on the upcoming Star Wars film starring Daisy Ridley. The source reported on X (formerly Twitter) that the project is on hold while Lucasfilm reviews and approves a revised script.
In an interview with ComicBook, showrunner Eric Kripke was asked about the possibility of bringing back Luke Riordan, also known as Golden Boy (played by Patrick Schwarzenegger). This super-powered character was the top-ranked student at Godolkin University and was on track to join the Seven, but he died in the very first episode, which kicked off the entire series.
Although the GameCube didn’t outsell other Nintendo consoles, it featured a fantastic collection of games, and many popular series had their best installments on it. Several of the system’s hidden gems have gained a devoted following over time. A prime example is Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, which was the first game Nintendo published with a mature rating. It’s a remarkably unique title for Nintendo, and a genuinely terrifying horror game – some of its scares still stand out as some of the most effective ever created.