Over the years, Star Trek has gone through several changes, largely guided by a few key executive producers who oversaw both the TV shows and movies. Gene Roddenberry, the show’s creator, along with Gene L. Coon and Fred Freiberger, were in charge during the original NBC series. Roddenberry also started the Star Trek film series, but it was producers Harve Bennett, Leonard Nimoy, and director Nicholas Meyer who really made it a success.
Voice actor Yuki revealed details about the next film in the franchise at a screening of Apothecary Diaries in Tokyo on April 12, 2026. They attended the event with co-stars Takeo Otsuka, who plays Jinshi, and Asami Seto, who plays Shisui.
You’ll find the Sector Guard at the Solar Power Plant, which is at the end of Sector 1. This boss is a required part of the story and serves as a first test of the game’s combat system. Later bosses will become more complex, building on the skills you’ll need here. Don’t approach this fight like a simple run-and-gun; you’ll end up using too much ammo and making it last much longer than necessary.
So far, fans have generally reacted positively to the actors reportedly being cast in the new X-Men movie. The main exception is Louis Claffey, who has received some criticism for being cast as Beast. It’s not that fans don’t want to see him in the film, they just believe he’d be a better fit for a different role.
Stephen King’s 1982 novel, The Running Man, has been made into a movie twice. The original film, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, came out in 1987. Now, a new version directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell as Ben Richard, premiered on Prime Video on April 17th. This updated take is set in a bleak future where a man struggling with poverty and constant media oversight enters a dangerous, government-approved TV show to afford medical care for his ill daughter. He must stay alive and avoid capture by skilled hunters for a full month to win the prize money.
Before it even came out on April 19th, the new show From received incredibly positive reviews, earning a perfect 100% score. This rating is based on seven early reviews, and it mirrors the success of Season 3, which also has a 100% rating. Since the show hasn’t been released yet, there aren’t any scores from viewers.
While these films aren’t strictly anime, they have all the things that make anime great. Movies such as Kubo and the Two Strings are perfect for everyone, but anime fans will especially love them.
Mike Mitchell, the actor who played Stu in the first two seasons of Twisted Metal, recently shared on the Doughboys Media podcast that he won’t be appearing in Season 3. He played Stu as the somewhat clumsy and unwilling partner to Samoa Joe’s Sweet Tooth. Mitchell said he’s disappointed about being cut from the show, as he had a lot of fun working on it.
As a huge NFL fan, I’ve been following the story about Patriots coach Bill Vrabel being seen on vacation with Dianna Russini, and it’s been interesting to see how the league is handling it. I just read that Brian McCarthy, the NFL’s spokesperson, said they aren’t investigating Vrabel’s personal time under the conduct policy. Apparently, the policy is about making sure coaches don’t do anything that would damage the league’s reputation, and right now, they don’t see this as crossing that line. It’s a bit of a relief to see they’re not overreacting, but it’s definitely something everyone’s talking about!
I’ve been following the buzz about where they filmed Castle Doom in Avengers: Doomsday, and it’s gotten a little confusing! It looks like some scenes were definitely shot in Scotland, but there’s a new rumor going around that Alton Towers theme park was also used. Apparently, they filmed there to get footage for the background of Castle Doom – you know, like a digital landscape behind the actual set. A lot of people thought they built the castle at Alton Towers, but it’s just for the background visuals, not the main filming location!