One Million Moms, a division of the American Family Association, has repeatedly voiced concerns about content in television and movies. Recently, they’ve objected to a new category on Wheel of Fortune. They believe the category’s name, “What the Fun?”, subtly implies a curse word by using “Fun” as a stand-in for a profanity, and consider this an unsuitable choice.
With the DC Universe just getting started, the filmmakers are trying out various types of stories. 2026 looks to be a major year for DC Studios leaders James Gunn and Peter Safran, with ambitious projects like Supergirl, a sci-fi adventure, and Clayface, a scary, R-rated horror movie, on the way. The upcoming series Lanterns is also aiming for something different, according to the show’s creator.
Even more frustrating than Kevin Costner’s departure from Yellowstone is a clear indulgence in the show’s penultimate episode. Instead of building towards the finale, creator Taylor Sheridan focused heavily on showcasing his own character, the cowboy Travis. Looking back a year later, it’s hard to understand the reasoning behind the choices made in Yellowstone Season 5, Episode 13, “Give the World Away.”
While Netflix hasn’t made any official announcements about who will star in the series, reports suggest that much of the main cast has already been chosen. Emma Mackey is widely believed to be playing Jadis, the White Witch, a central character in the story which delves into the origins of Narnia.
After those shows finished, Patrick Gilligan started a new project. He created the Apple TV+ series Pluribus, a unique sci-fi show that’s quite different from his previous crime dramas. Interestingly, the main characters in Pluribus and his earlier work, Carol Sturka and Saul Goodman, share some surprising similarities.
Everyone is aware of the long-running desire for a romantic connection between Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler on “Law & Order.” These characters are at the heart of the show, and their relationship has evolved over more than 25 years and several series, though they haven’t become a couple yet. Following Mariska Hargitay’s positive comments about a potential Benson/Stabler romance, Christopher Meloni also shared his thoughts with People magazine, expressing his support for the idea.
The Lynne Ramsay-directed film was well-received by critics after its debut at Cannes, earning a 77% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, general audiences haven’t been as enthusiastic. With over 100 verified ratings, the audience score currently stands at 44%, which is Jennifer Lawrence’s lowest since the 2018 film Red Sparrow (51%).
Many consider Mega Zygarde to be the most powerful Pokémon in Legends: Z-A. This Ground and Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon becomes available as you progress through the game’s story. It boasts an incredibly high stat total of 778, and its Special Attack is among the highest of any Pokémon ever designed. While very few Pokémon can match Mega Zygarde’s offensive power, one in Mega Dimensions poses a potential challenge to its dominance.
When Ronnie and her sister Lilly joined the group investigating the disappearance of Matty, they were the only ones left alive after Pennywise violently attacked their friends at the Capitol Theater. The second episode showed that the terror didn’t stop there – Pennywise continued to haunt Ronnie by exploiting her painful memories.
The original Scream revealed Ghostface was actually two killers, including Sidney’s boyfriend, Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich). With Scream 7 scheduled for 2026, both Sidney and Billy’s accomplice, Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard), are set to return – despite Stu’s death in the first movie. But the most exciting Scream reunion isn’t happening in the next film; it’s coming this December.