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.
The Star Wars Kids YouTube channel recently shared a short animated video showing Rey’s journey in the sequel trilogy. Near the end, the video portrays her battle with Emperor Palpatine, explaining she gains strength and support from “the power of 1,000 generations of Jedi.” As this is said, the video flashes images of Jedi Masters like Luke, Leia, Yoda, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Ahsoka. This suggests that Ahsoka died before the events of the sequel trilogy.
The rally coincided with brighter liquidity and the comforting belief that the broader market is stirring from its winter slumber. Still, one notes with a sardonic smile that spot volume fell sharply, down 36% to $110 million, leaving curious minds to doubt the longevity of the spark.
As of February 7, 2026, the miniseries The Continental is currently the #3 most popular TV show on iTunes in the United States, according to FlixPatrol. It quickly rose to that spot on February 4, right when a new weekly sale began. The series is available to purchase for a limited time at $4.99, but the price will likely return to its regular $19.99 at the end of the week, so fans of John Wick should buy it soon to take advantage of the discount.
Rather than trying to be exactly like the original series, House of the Dragon focuses on a specific conflict – the Targaryen civil war – and a more limited political landscape. This makes for a more focused and intense show, full of drama and harsh moments, but it also means it doesn’t have the same sweeping scale that attracted so many viewers to Game of Thrones. Is House of the Dragon better or worse? It’s not a simple question. Here are three areas where the new show excels, and three where it doesn’t quite measure up.
Valve recently explained on Steam why they haven’t announced the release date or price of the Steam Machine. They originally intended to have that information, along with details for the new Steam Frame VR headset, available by now. However, shortages of parts have significantly increased manufacturing costs, forcing Valve to reconsider their plans. They still aim to launch both products in the first half of the year, but aren’t ready to share specific dates or prices just yet.
Godzilla proved himself as the most powerful titan, but his reign was challenged by King Kong in the movie Godzilla vs. Kong. Despite initially fighting each other, they eventually joined forces to defeat Mechagodzilla. This partnership continued in 2024’s Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
![The quantum Fisher information (QFI) - depicted with blue curves as a function of [latex]L/E[/latex] - exhibits a strong correlation with the oscillation probability [latex]P(\nu_{\mu}\to\nu_{e})[/latex] shown in red, as demonstrated by data from the NuFit-6.0 IC24 dataset inclusive of Super-Kamiokande atmospheric data, and further corroborated by the IC19 dataset excluding such data.](https://arxiv.org/html/2602.05221v1/x1.png)
A new analysis demonstrates how quantum information tools can unlock the full potential of upcoming long-baseline neutrino experiments.
Ripple has secured a seat at the very top table in Washington, a chair so grand it could double as a throne for a small, energetic monarch. The two-hour closed-door not-quite-secret meeting concentrated on the sticky issue of stablecoins, their yields, and the rewards they shower upon the fortunate-subjects that could set a whole market sighing with relief or gnash its teeth in suspense.