While the second movie hasn’t started filming yet, preparations are underway. A recent social media post featuring Nicholas Hoult – the acclaimed actor who is currently training – strongly suggests he’ll be involved in the sequel to David Corenswet’s first appearance as Kal-El in 2025.
The team that won the 2025 Super Bowl offered some good advice to the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, who are set to compete in the 2026 Super Bowl on February 8th.
Although the Yellowstone franchise is a major player in the Western genre and continues to be popular, it’s not the only Western finding success these days. Netflix has released several Western shows recently, including hits like American Primeval and Ransom Canyon, and now another Western series is climbing its viewership charts.
Good news for fans! A sixth season of the anime Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (also known as DanMachi) is officially happening. The announcement came during a 10th-anniversary event in Japan, and a new teaser trailer offers a glimpse of what’s to come. The trailer hints at a darker, exciting adventure for Bell and his friends, following the major events of Season 5. You can watch the teaser trailer below!
On February 13th, Xbox Game Pass subscribers will get immediate access to the highly anticipated High on Life 2 upon its release on Xbox Series X and PC. The original High on Life was a huge hit on Game Pass in 2022, becoming the service’s biggest single-player and third-party launch ever, so the sequel is already shaping up to be one of the biggest releases of 2026. Also coming to Game Pass on February 13th is Kingdom Come Deliverance, a popular RPG from 2018 and the first game in a series that continued with the critically acclaimed Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 in 2025.
As a huge fantasy fan, I’m really excited about Sanderson’s work. It’s got everything – incredible, windswept worlds, stories that feel ancient, and a magic system that actually makes sense. That’s already a big deal. But what really gets me thinking is how this could be something huge, like Game of Thrones was. If the adaptation can capture what made that show so popular before the dragons even showed up, we’re in for something special.
Admiral Helena Cain, portrayed by Michelle Forbes, was a compelling villain motivated by saving humanity, even if it meant sacrificing her morals and the values of the original colonies. She disrupted the fleet and directly challenged William Adama (Edward James Olmos), establishing herself as one of the show’s most memorable antagonists. Cain’s story concluded in the critically acclaimed episode “Resurrection Ship – Part 2” on January 13, 2006, in a way that felt realistic and avoided simplistic portrayals of evil or easy forgiveness.
Batman is a formidable hero, but there have been many different versions of him over the years, and some aren’t as powerful as the one most people know. Sometimes, other characters have temporarily become Batman when Bruce Wayne was unavailable. Other times, these are simply different versions from alternate universes or past storylines that don’t measure up to the current Batman. Here are five of the weakest versions of Batman to appear in comic books. While they each have some abilities, none of them are as strong as the Batman we see today.
The horror film Clown in a Cornfield, directed by Eli Craig, is coming to Hulu on February 10th. While it had a limited release in theaters last May, it actually did well at the box office and is worth checking out when it starts streaming.
Golden Trigger isn’t a disaster, but it’s also not a brilliant, overlooked gem. It frequently looks good and has moments of cleverness, but often loses sight of its main direction. The show aims for the adventurous spirit of the original Dragon Ball, but also feels pressure from Dragon Ball Z to escalate every conflict into a massive battle. This constant struggle between those two ideas is why people are still debating Golden Trigger decades later. It’s not simply that viewers disagree with the creative decisions; the series itself is fundamentally built on conflicting ideas.