The upcoming PS5 release of this Capcom classic is shaping up nicely. It looks fantastic, and the combat, focused on swordplay, appears incredibly rewarding. It’s definitely a game to keep an eye on.
I didn’t jump in right away when the game first came out, and instead of trying it briefly then, I decided to wait until the complete game was released before playing any of it.
Jimmy Kimmel described his suspension as the government trying to suppress his speech, telling viewers that threatening a comedian because the president dislikes them is un-American.
The star of *Outer Banks* was recently seen on a cozy date with Prince Constantine-Alexios, a member of the Greek and Danish royal families, at a New York bar called Lions.
Goldstein explained that the film originated from a conversation with his co-writer and director, Will Bridges, about relationships. Bridges was getting married, and they started questioning the cultural idea that there’s only one perfect person for everyone. They found it a bit crazy to think one person could possibly meet all of your needs and solve all your problems. They also began to think about the significant connections people have with friends and others who aren’t romantic partners, and what those relationships really mean. The film became a way to explore these complex connections over time, and this concept allowed them to do so.
Just a heads-up: if you haven’t watched the new *Beavis and Butt-head* episode called “Bike,” be aware that I’m about to share some spoilers. Earlier in the revival, we saw Stuart return as an adult in the episode “Kidney,” and he was surprisingly eager to donate a kidney to Beavis. Now, in the newest episode, Butt-head tells Beavis that Stuart wrecked his old bike. They go to confront him, and find that Stuart has actually done pretty well for himself. Unfortunately for him, he still really wants Beavis and Butt-head to like him, and things quickly go downhill because of it.
The latest episode of *South Park*, Season 27 Episode 5, was originally meant to air on September 17th, but it’s now premiering tonight, September 24th. It will air on Comedy Central at 10 PM Eastern Time and will be available to stream on Paramount+ tomorrow. A preview of the episode reveals a new rivalry between Kyle and Cartman, sparked by a popular new app spreading through their school. See a sneak peek at the episode with the images below.
Some science fiction stories remain compelling years later for several reasons. Their designs often look good even today, and they frequently explore universal themes or present strikingly accurate or original ideas about the future. Plus, a satisfying conclusion always helps.
Fans are eagerly anticipating what’s next for Joumyaku and Mizuki Yoda’s *Marriagetoxin*. The series has been popular on Shonen Jump+ since 2022, and many are hoping it will soon be adapted for television, similar to how *Spy x Family* has expanded. With other series like *Kaiju No. 8* concluding, *Marriagetoxin* is gaining attention as a potential next hit, especially with a new announcement scheduled for October 1st in Japan.
At Florida Supercon 2025 (as reported by *Popverse*), John Boyega shared his vision for how the *Star Wars* sequel trilogy could have been different. He explained that he would have prioritized finishing the stories of original characters like Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, giving them proper send-offs and smoothly transitioning the focus to the new generation. He also stated that the new characters wouldn’t have been instantly powerful or skilled, but would have earned their abilities through struggle, just like the heroes who came before them.