At the start of Alias: Red Band #1, Jessica Jones is feeling stuck. She’s married to Luke Cage, who is now the Mayor of New York City, and has children. However, the political establishment disapproves of a former vigilante being in charge, so they’ve forced Jessica to stop working as a private investigator while Luke is in office.
Heroes like Quasar, Thor Girl, and Nova are incredibly powerful in the Marvel Universe, leading many to expect they’d be consistently featured. Surprisingly, some fans have been waiting five years or more for their return, and the reasons vary. Marvel fans are hoping these characters will reappear in future stories.
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Live-action Spider-Man movies have generally followed a similar pattern, even with different actors in the role – and they’ve done so successfully. However, the upcoming Spider-Man film appears to be heading in a new and potentially exciting, though slightly unsettling, direction.
With Scream 7 released, all eyes are now on Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, which arrives in theaters on March 20th. The sequel is directed by the same team as the first film – Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett. The original Ready or Not was a big success back in 2019, earning $57 million at the box office despite only costing $6 million to make.
Readers who enjoy psychological thrillers probably already knew Gillian Flynn from her previous novels, Dark Places (2009) and her first book, Sharp Objects (2006). When Sharp Objects was first published, it received high praise, even from Stephen King, who called it both disturbing and impossible to put down.
The second season of the live-action One Piece series welcomes several new characters. While Tony Tony Chopper is the most confirmed addition, the show also introduces Lera Abova as Nico Robin and Martial T. Batchamen as Brook, both of whom will become key members of Luffy’s crew. Charithra Chandran joins the cast as Princess Vivi, who travels with the Straw Hat Pirates for a time but isn’t a permanent member.
Director: Luke Shanahan
With the 98th Academy Awards just days away, the race for Oscars has become much more unpredictable. Some previously likely winners have lost momentum, while others have surged forward, and even contenders once thought out of the running are now back in contention.
Fantasy continues to be incredibly popular, so it’s not surprising that classics like The Lord of the Rings trilogy remain beloved. However, the massive financial success these films are already seeing in 2026 is still quite remarkable.