The cover of MLB The Show 26 will feature New York Yankees star Aaron Judge, as shown in the first trailer. This is the second time Judge has been on the game’s cover, following his appearance on MLB The Show 18. San Diego Studio had said they wouldn’t use a completely new athlete on the cover this year, and that statement proved to be true.
I have to say, I’m really enjoying Death of a Unicorn! It didn’t do so well in theaters – everyone thought it would make around $7-8 million opening weekend, but it only brought in about $5 million, and ultimately earned just $15 million total against a $16 million budget. But streaming is really giving it a second life! Right now, it’s the third most popular movie on HBO Max globally, only behind One Battle After Another and Sinners. The premise is wild – it stars Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd as a father and daughter who accidentally hit a unicorn on the way to a getaway, and then this billionaire tries to use the unicorn’s ability to heal itself. It’s a dark, funny, and surprisingly captivating movie!
Deadline reports that Lionsgate is moving forward with a new Dirty Dancing film, bringing back producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, who worked on The Hunger Games movies. Kim Rosenstock will write the script, and Jennifer Grey will also be an executive producer. While I’m thrilled at the prospect of returning to Kellerman’s, it’s hard not to feel the loss of Patrick Swayze, who passed away in 2009 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. His impact is central to the film’s spirit. If the sequel can both celebrate his memory and give Grey a fulfilling role beyond just revisiting past successes, it has the potential to be truly special.
Taika Waititi recently told Screen Daily that his film Klara and the Sun is finished being edited (referred to as ‘picture locked’) and is scheduled for release in 2026. He shared this news while promoting his new film, Fing!, at the Sundance Film Festival. You can find his complete statement below.
After a leak revealed details earlier today, Sony has now officially confirmed the cover athlete and release date for MLB: The Show 26.
Regular Show follows the strange and hilarious escapades of Mordecai and Rigby, along with their equally quirky friends. It’s an unusual pairing, but a surprisingly enjoyable one.
The tradition continues with Super Bowl LX, where we’ll likely see previews of some of 2026’s biggest movies – even though ad space during the game is very expensive. However, not every movie studio or creator wants to participate in the massive amount of advertising during the Super Bowl.
Fuqua shared with Ebaster a key lesson he’s learned: lasting change is never simple or comfortable. This led to some challenging self-reflection, prompting him to ask himself – and others – if they’re truly prepared to put in the necessary effort for real progress, and whether he, as a filmmaker and person, is doing enough to support others.
Behold, the daily timeframe reveals a double-bottom structure, a pathetic attempt at defiance, paired with the RSI’s timid divergence. The bears, once ravenous, now grow weary, their claws dulled by the monotony of crushing dreams. At $0.12, Dogecoin clings to life, its existence a testament to the absurdity of markets where value is measured in memes and hope.
In an interview with PlayStation Blog Japan, the developer explained that the game will run at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second with ray tracing turned on. Players who want even smoother gameplay can disable ray tracing to achieve frame rates between 90 and 120 FPS, depending on their display.