For the first time since James Gunn took the helm at DC Studios, two DC films will be released in the same month: June 2026. Supergirl hits theaters on June 26th, and Batman: Knightfall Part 1 will premiere at the Annecy Film Festival (June 21-27) that same week.
Before the end of the second season of Born Again, Jessica Jones will team up with Matt Murdock to help him in his fight. Daredevil really needs her skills to finally defeat the AVTF. But New York City has other issues that could benefit from a team effort, and Marvel Studios is planning to bring The Defenders back together for a full reunion in Season 3.
Stories focused on street-level heroes are becoming increasingly popular in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and 2026 will highlight this trend, starting with the second season of Daredevil: Born Again. The new season follows Matt Murdock as he continues to battle Mayor Wilson Fisk’s expanding influence over New York City. He’s now joined by a growing resistance, and a new hero will also be joining the fight in the MCU.
Chris Pratt may reprise his role as Peter Quill, also known as Star-Lord, in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe event, Secret Wars. This would be the character’s first appearance since the release of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, according to reliable insider MyTimeToShineHello.
Walker Scobell, the star of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, has decided not to go to prom. This decision comes after death threats were sent to girls who were rumored to be dates for him. Scobell explained on Instagram that he didn’t want to cause any harm to those girls or their families, so he’s skipping the event.
Television began tackling important social issues decades ago. In the 1950s, Lucille Ball’s portrayal of pregnancy on I Love Lucy helped make it more accepted and less taboo. During the 1960s, Fred Rogers challenged segregation by sharing a simple moment with a Black man, and shows like Star Trek and The Twilight Zone cleverly used science fiction to explore real-world problems. Then, in the 1970s, All in the Family mirrored the nation’s political divisions through the often-clashing viewpoints of a conservative father and his liberal son-in-law.
While Western shows are starting to feature more diverse characters, anime has been challenging traditional gender roles for decades. From charming male leads in ’90s romance to thought-provoking and unconventional character designs today, the anime industry consistently creates characters who break the mold and defy easy categorization.
It became obvious after The Dana Carvey Show was canceled after only eight episodes that Carvey and Smigel weren’t interested in returning to Saturday Night Live. They wanted to create something bolder and more unconventional, something that would showcase a darker, more subversive side of Carvey’s comedy, moving beyond his clean-cut image. Fans shouldn’t expect familiar bits like “Choppin’ Broccoli” or catchphrases from Garth and Hans. Instead, the show aimed for shocking and boundary-pushing sketches that SNL would never attempt. Despite its short run, the show successfully launched the careers of several now-famous comedians – a goal ABC had hoped for.
According to FlixPatrol, Goodfellas is currently the most-watched movie on Tubi in the US. It was added to Tubi in April 2026 and has steadily climbed the charts to become number one. The film’s enduring success proves it’s still considered one of the greatest crime movies ever made.
This connection goes beyond typical romance found in action-adventure stories. Instead of a gradual build-up to a predictable relationship, these characters bond over shared feelings of isolation. When a character burdened by a curse finds someone who accepts him as a person, not a monster, they quickly form a deep and meaningful understanding of each other.