Amazon MGM Studios revealed today that they’re planning a live-action remake of FernGully: The Last Rainforest. The original film features fairies, magical creatures, and talking bats, so the new version will likely still rely on visual effects.
The singer of “Penthouse,” who recently ended her relationship with Chase Stokes in February, shared what her life is like now, a little over a month after moving to New York City.
The influencer recently fueled dating rumors with NFL star Tom Brady shortly after splitting from Houston Texans receiver Braxton Berrios, and initially stated she was finished with football players. However, after attending a Sombr performance at Coachella on April 11th, she hinted she might be looking for a boyfriend involved in music instead.
Just to recap, the deal covers 100% of Bitnomial’s equity. This Chicago-based firm spent over a decade (yes, a decade-longer than some reality TV relationships) securing its three CFTC approvals. It’s like the ultimate high-stakes game of Monopoly, where other crypto-native firms are still stuck on “Go” and waiting for their chance to pass “Collect $200.”
PlayStation Plus Premium members on both PS5 and PS5 Pro can now try out Football Manager 2026 for free, with access to up to 10 hours of gameplay. This is the newest version of the long-running football management simulation series from Sports Interactive and Sega, which first launched in 2004. While released on November 4th, initial reviews were mixed, scoring a 68 on Metacritic. Many players criticized the removal of features from the previous game and reported performance problems, though most of those issues have since been resolved.
Beyond its immediate impact, The Twilight Zone paved the way for more creative storytelling on television. It encouraged producers to experiment with narrative structures, fundamentally changing the landscape of TV. Shows like Twin Peaks and The X-Files wouldn’t exist without it, and neither would later hits like Fargo, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or Stranger Things. While often seen as a classic sci-fi series, The Twilight Zone was surprisingly adaptable – some of its best episodes didn’t involve the supernatural at all, showcasing its clever and versatile writing.
While the improvements Pearl Abyss has made to Crimson Desert are fantastic and greatly enhance an already amazing game, there’s still room for growth. The game has always been good, and the recent additions are a definite step forward. However, one key feature is still missing – something that would truly unlock the potential of an underused aspect of the game. Specifically, Kliff’s companions, Oongka and Damiane, need more to do. Currently, they feel unnecessary and underutilized.
The next chapter of Pokemon: Horizons is called “Wonder Voyage” and will begin on May 22nd, continuing the story of Roy and Liko. Previously, they faced challenges at Blueberry Academy while two groups, the Rising Volt Tacklers and the Explorers, were constantly clashing. Currently, the series is wrapping up the “Rising Hope” arc, which has mainly followed the Tacklers as they try to prove their innocence and defeat a new villainous team that rivals Team Rocket. Although details about “Wonder Voyage” are still emerging, newly released artwork confirms Liko and Roy will be back, and suggests Ditto will play a more prominent role.
Even with potential challenges, the upcoming Harry Potter TV series is still one of the most talked-about shows of 2026. The franchise is known for its magical atmosphere and wizarding schools, but while the stories can be intense, Harry Potter probably won’t ever be as scary or unsettling as some other shows about witches. Here are five witchy series that are significantly darker and more disturbing than Harry Potter is likely to be.
R. Scott Gemmill created this medical drama, which follows the doctors and nurses working in the emergency room at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, known as “the Pitt.” Each episode shows one hour of their busy shift, highlighting the challenges they face both at work – like being understaffed and dealing with difficult cases – and in their personal lives. At the end of season 2, Mel received a summons to testify in a malpractice lawsuit stemming from a measles case she treated in season 1.