Hal Jordan & John Stewart Are Looking For Answers In New Image From HBO’s Lanterns (Exclusive)

This photo, showing Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre as Green Lanterns, is part of our preview of upcoming summer 2026 TV shows. It depicts John (Pierre) and Hal (Chandler) sharing drinks at a bar in a small town while investigating a murder. While the show Lanterns is partially set in Iowa, most of the investigation happens in Sheridan County, Nebraska, which has upset some residents.

Mark Wahlberg’s Lone Survivor Is Leaving Netflix Soon

The rest of the film presents a difficult ethical question: should the characters follow the strict rules they’re given, or bend them to protect their identities? Fans won’t be able to watch it on Netflix for much longer, as it’s being removed from the service on May 1st.

Sonic 4 Can Finally Deliver A Team-Up 3 Years In The Making

The next Sonic the Hedgehog movie will bring back most of the main characters from the first film, including Tails, Knuckles, and Dr. Robotnik. Jim Carrey will also return, which is exciting considering his character was believed to have died in an explosion at the end of the previous movie.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Free Limited-Time Download Available Now

Starting April 28th, players can try out a free demo of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X. The demo lets you play the first two chapters of the game, which has a total of fourteen. The first chapter is a flashback showing Cloud experiencing the events at Nibelheim. Chapter two returns to the present, picking up with Cloud and his companions as they regroup in Kalm after escaping Midgar in Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Plus, you can carry your progress from the demo over to the full game if you decide to buy it!

5 Forgotten Adventure Movies That Are Amazing From Start to Finish

While some adventure films become classics, many great ones are sadly forgotten over time. These movies might not have been popular when they first came out, or they may never have reached a wide audience. But they’re just as good as the most famous adventure films, and these five hidden gems prove it.