Movies

I was so excited to see Linwood Boomer bring back this show, and he wrote the new Disney+ series with a great team – Michael Glouberman, Matthew Carlson, Gary Murphy, and Al Higgins! It’s a true sequel, and I loved seeing what happened to Frankie Muniz’s character. He’s really found happiness, built a life away from some family drama, and is now focused on being a dad to his teenage daughter, a blossoming romance with Tristan, and doing good through his charity. It’s just wonderful to see him thriving!

Michael J. Fox, the famous star of Back to the Future, was mistakenly reported as deceased by CNN. The network published a video tribute to the actor, who is, in fact, very much alive, and he jokingly asked how people react when they see a news report of their own death.

Frieda McFadden, the bestselling author of books like the Housemaid series, recently revealed a surprising secret to USA Today. In a move to connect with her readers on a more personal level, McFadden shared that her real name is Sara Cohen. For years, she’s led a double life, maintaining her privacy by using a pen name and even wearing a wig in public. When she’s not writing, Cohen works as a doctor specializing in brain disorders. She felt it was time for people to know the person behind the stories.

As a big Marvel fan, I’m really excited about The Punisher: One Last Kill because it seems like it’s going to fill in some missing pieces of Frank Castle’s journey. It’s supposed to explain how the Punisher evolved from who we knew him to be in previous stories.

The Spring 2026 anime season is off to a fantastic start, with more exciting new shows than we’ve seen in a long time. If you enjoy detailed and captivating fantasy stories like Fullmetal Alchemist, be sure to check out two standout Crunchyroll series: Daemons of the Shadow Realm and Witch Hat Atelier.

It’s not shocking that the film feels tonally inconsistent, jumping between different types of comedy without fully coming together. However, it’s surprisingly effective at avoiding feeling like a self-indulgent look at celebrity struggles. Jonah Hill, who co-wrote the script with Ezra Woods, doesn’t ask us to feel sorry for his character, but to simply understand him. And we do, largely thanks to Keanu Reeves’ performance. Reeves has always carried his fame with quiet humility, and that naturalness makes it easy to root for Reef Hawk, a popular actor trying to rebuild his career after a five-year break and getting sober. Over time, criticism of Reeves’ acting has transformed into a genuine appreciation for his seemingly effortless authenticity, which is particularly helpful given the film’s difficulty in balancing humor and serious moments.

For thirteen seasons, Sam and Dean Winchester were in every single episode, no matter how difficult things became. But the start of Season 14, with the episode “Stranger in a Strange Land,” changed that. Following the dramatic events at the end of Season 13, Dean was possessed by the archangel Michael from another world, and the show had to navigate a storyline it hadn’t faced before.

Wilson Bethel’s portrayal of Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter, also known as Bullseye, was particularly wild and unpredictable in the fourth episode of Daredevil: Born Again, which premiered on April 8th and generated a lot of excitement online.

A-Train, played by Jessie T. Usher, is a speedster who first appeared in the very first episode of the series. He was originally part of ‘The Seven,’ a superhero team created by Vought International for publicity. For years, he followed the orders of the ruthless Homelander, but began to question things in season four, ultimately leaving Vought. In the season five premiere, A-Train emerges from hiding to rescue Hughie, Frenchie, and Mother’s Milk from a prison camp, but Homelander spots him and gives chase. A-Train swerves to avoid hitting a bystander – a direct reference to the show’s opening scene where he ran through someone – and crashes. This leaves him defenseless, and after confronting Homelander, he is killed.

Ray Gunn is an animated film that director Brad Bird has described as a unique mix of science fiction and old-fashioned detective stories. He compares it to a combination of The Maltese Falcon and Buck Rogers.