I’m so excited for October! On the 12th, Tim Robinson and Zach Kanin – the geniuses behind *I Think You Should Leave* – are releasing a new show called *The Chair Company*. It’s supposed to be a really funny and twisty conspiracy story. And then, just a couple weeks after that, on October 26th, HBO is giving us *IT: Welcome to Derry*, a spin-off from Stephen King’s *IT*. It’s going to be a great month for TV!
During the 1990s, television truly came into its own, especially with the rise of cable and new types of programming. Animation played a huge role in this growth. While Saturday morning cartoons remained popular with children, animation expanded far beyond that. Dedicated channels emerged to serve young audiences, but animated shows also began targeting adults, creating a broader fanbase. These programs not only attracted fans of genres like science fiction, but also helped to popularize animation as a whole.
The update will add several game modes and features that are currently available in newer Ace Attorney games, as seen in the trailer.
C. Robert Cargill, a writer for *Doctor Strange*, recently discussed rumors about the character Nightmare in an interview with TopMob. He shared details about a different version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that could have included the well-known comic book villain.
Riot Games’ Tag fighter will be available to all on PC for free with no invitations.
Jonas J. Campbell of That Park Place, who first reported on Disney’s high spending on Star Wars last year, has revealed the production cost reached a remarkable $254 million, according to official U.K. documents. This figure doesn’t include tax credits or marketing expenses.
But Lex isn’t the only Superman 2025 villain set to make his on-screen return in the new DC Universe.
The original stars of the popular MTV show are getting back together in 2026. Lauren Conrad, Kristin Cavallari, and Stephen Colletti are among those who will reunite on television for a new Roku special – the first time they’ve appeared together since 2006.
The Fox Sports commentator addressed accusations that he violated rules during the Las Vegas Raiders’ September 15th game against the Los Angeles Chargers. He’s accused of entering the team’s coaching booth, despite being a minority owner of the Raiders.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver were seen having dinner with their family at Nobu in Malibu on September 22nd. Joining them were their children: Katherine Schwarzenegger and her husband Chris Pratt, and their son Patrick Schwarzenegger with his wife Abby Champion.