Director Guy Ritchie recently told Collider he’s eager to make a third film in the series. He expressed his fondness for working with Robert Downey Jr. and enjoyed making the first two movies. He believes the biggest hurdle is simply finding a time that works for everyone involved, but confirmed there’s mutual interest. He’s surprised a third film hasn’t been made yet, given the apparent demand from fans and the team’s enthusiasm.
With the season finale of The Boys being a standard length, it’s going to be difficult to wrap up all the storylines properly. We’ll find out what happens to key characters like Homelander, Butcher, Hughie, and Starlight, but there likely won’t be enough time to fully explore the consequences of Homelander’s actions or give adequate closure to many supporting characters. Considering the cancellation of the Gen V spinoff, those characters probably won’t get satisfying endings either. Plus, even some of the main show’s supporting players might be left hanging. However, with Soldier Boy potentially still alive, Eric Kripke hinting at future appearances for the Gen V cast, and a promise from Stan Edgar, it seems The Boys is setting up potential sequels. Interestingly, the show may have already identified a replacement for Homelander – a result of Butcher’s single-minded determination to take down Antony Starr’s character, no matter the cost.
Sam Raimi, previously announced as a producer for the film Magic, will now also direct. Magic is based on William Goldman’s novel and tells the story of Corky, a magician who turns to ventriloquism. The original 1978 film starred Anthony Hopkins, who gave a memorable performance as Corky, a magician whose puppet seems to take control of his life, especially when he tries to reconnect with a former love. Magic received positive reviews, earning an 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
As a crypto investor, I found it interesting to learn that RBC, one of Canada’s biggest banks, now has some exposure to XRP. They aren’t buying XRP directly, but they’ve invested in the Bitwise XRP ETF, which means they’re getting indirect access to it through a regulated fund. It’s a small step, but it shows increasing institutional interest in XRP.
I was totally hooked by The Chestnut Man when it first came out! Seeing detectives Naia Thulin and Mark Hess team up to catch that creepy killer who left those chestnut figures was intense. The case led them to a huge confrontation on the island of Møn, but honestly, the new case in The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek is even more heartbreaking. It uses a plot twist you’ve probably seen in shows like Game of Thrones, but it does it so much better – it really got me!
HYPE is the token powering this platform, and its value is boosted by a system where revenue is used to buy tokens off the market – totaling hundreds of millions of dollars already. It reached a high of over $59 in September 2025 and is recognized for its fast and efficient trading system. Currently, as of May 2026, the platform holds over $3 billion in total value.
The Stranger Things actress drew on her own wedding experience with the singer of “Love This Number” to offer advice to future brides on how to enjoy their special day.
RUNE, the protocol’s native token, took a nosedive faster than a Discworld wizard after a failed spell. And suddenly, everyone was talking about the cryptographic plumbing of cross-chain DeFi-the kind of conversation that makes even the most seasoned crypto enthusiast reach for a stiff drink and a dictionary.
We don’t expect that to change this month, as the games coming out in May 2026 are a mixed bag – some are excellent, while others are just okay and might be worth checking out.