The much-awaited new drama series from the creators of acclaimed shows will premiere on Apple TV with the first two episodes on May 29th. After that, a new episode will be released every Friday until July 10th.
David Harbour, who plays a role in Avengers: Doomsday, has announced he’ll be filming additional scenes for the movie in the coming weeks. He shared at the premiere of DTF St. Louis that he’s heading back to London for “a couple more days” to complete some remaining work with Marvel Studios.
Getting a TV show made is incredibly difficult, and staying on the air is even tougher. These shows, lasting only one or two seasons, are examples of programs with a lot of potential that ended too soon, leaving viewers wondering what might have happened if they’d continued.
The success of fantasy movies in 2025 was boosted by the fact that most of the biggest releases were continuations of existing stories – sequels, remakes, or adaptations of well-known franchises. Although there weren’t many high-earning fantasy films overall, those that did well at the box office – particularly one that earned over $1 billion – had a significant impact.
A new report from Variety indicates Disney was worried their unusual Super Bowl ad for The Mandalorian & Grogu didn’t create the buzz they expected. Because the Super Bowl is a large, though costly, chance to promote a big Star Wars movie, Disney considered the underwhelming ad a significant misstep in their marketing efforts.
The animated series Smiling Friends on Adult Swim has concluded after three seasons. Creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel announced the show’s cancellation in a video on X (formerly Twitter), despite previously being renewed for two more seasons. Zach Hadel emphasized that the announcement was genuine, stating, “Michael and I are here to announce that Smiling Friends will be ending after Season 3.”
As an anime fan, I’m always floored by betrayals that really hit hard – the ones that genuinely hurt both the characters and me as a viewer. Some just ruin a friendship, but the best (or worst!) ones can shatter entire nations or teams. For certain series, a betrayal isn’t just a plot point, it’s a complete turning point – a moment where everything changes and the story loses its sense of safety. What makes these betrayals so memorable is how perfectly timed, how shockingly cruel, or how massively impactful they are. And honestly? Even after rewatching them, the sting never really goes away.
At the end of Scream VI, Sam and Tara Carpenter had seemingly overcome another deadly attack and were poised to continue their story in a new setting: New York City. But surprisingly, neither of them appears in Scream 7. Initially, reports claimed their absence was due to difficulties with filming schedules. However, that explanation turned out to be false.
James Gunn has plenty of great Justice League stories and villains to choose from for inspiration. However, the real challenge is finding a story that fits his vision for the DC Universe. He needs a threat that feels significant, but with a villain audiences already understand, without needing a long backstory.
In addition to the main Spider-Man films, Sony created a series of movies focusing on other characters from the Spider-Man world. While the Venom trilogy with Tom Hardy did reasonably well, other films like Morbius, Madame Web, and Kraven the Hunter were significant critical and commercial disappointments. Because of this, Sony Pictures CEO Tom Rothman announced on The Town podcast that any future projects within the Spider-Man universe will be completely restarted.