Based on Stephen King’s 1982 novel, The Running Man first hit theaters on November 14th. While critics weren’t impressed and the movie didn’t perform well in cinemas, it’s recently found a new audience and topped streaming charts, according to FlixPatrol.
The series starring Samuel L. Jackson, formerly known as NOLA King, is now officially titled Frisco King. This change reflects the show’s new location – it’s been moved from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas.
This single-player action-adventure game, created in China, quickly gained popularity worldwide after its announcement. Players were impressed by its beautiful graphics, exciting battles, and unique world.
Researchers have successfully created and observed one-dimensional anyons, providing compelling evidence for their exotic quantum behavior.
Rapper Drake recently posted a new photo of his 8-year-old son, Adonis, with Sophie Brussaux, and it’s clear the boy looks just like his father – right down to his style and confidence.
The sports commentator had a great reaction after CBC jokingly referred to him as “Kylie Kelce’s husband” on X (formerly Twitter) while covering the Team USA women’s hockey game against Sweden on February 16th at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
The actors in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy play a diverse group of characters, including humans, completely new alien species, and some familiar alien races fans already know. Bella Shepard plays Genesis Lythe, the first character from the Dar-Sha species, while George Hawkins portrays Darem Reymi, the first Khionian. Kerrice Brooks plays SAM, an Emissary representing the Kasqians, a race of beings made of light.
In a recent interview with Comic Book, the team behind Pixar’s upcoming film, Hoppers, discussed which character they believe will be the breakout favorite with audiences. As is typical with Pixar films, there’s usually one character that quickly becomes a fan favorite. Director Daniel Chong revealed that character is already clear: it’s Tom, the lizard. He gained a lot of popularity even before the movie’s release!
Some players are unhappy with a recent update to Arc Raiders, feeling it negatively impacts their favorite way to play. Previously, many relied on strategies using Wolfpacks and Deadlines to overcome challenging enemies. Now, those players are voicing concerns that the update unfairly penalizes builds they’ve spent time and effort developing, and many are calling it a ‘nerf’.
According to VGC, Clint Hocking, the creative director of the upcoming Assassin’s Creed: Codename Hexe, has left Ubisoft. Hocking is a veteran of the company, having previously worked on early Splinter Cell games and as creative director for Far Cry 2. Ubisoft has appointed Jean Guesdon as the new head of content for the Assassin’s Creed series, and he will now lead the development of Hexe.