Nintendo’s stock price finished around ¥9,950 in mid-January, a significant drop from its peak in the latter half of 2025. This decline happened even though the new Nintendo Switch 2 had a very successful launch, becoming Nintendo’s fastest-selling console ever with about 3.5 million units sold in its first four days.
Fans of Will Trent had a long wait, but Season 4 is now on TV, and it’s delivering all the drama viewers expect. The season explores both the personal and professional lives of the characters, including Angie (Erika Christensen) and her blossoming relationship with Seth (Scott Foley), who recently proposed. However, Erika Christensen hints that as their engagement progresses and Angie’s pregnancy advances, things will become increasingly complex for both her and Will (Ramón Rodriguez).
John Cena’s extended farewell to wrestling has sparked a lot of debate among fans. Many consider his SummerSlam 2025 match against Cody Rhodes to be a highlight of his year. The match came after a controversial storyline where Cena briefly turned villain, unexpectedly winning the championship from Rhodes at WrestleMania 41. For their SummerSlam rematch, Cena returned to his heroic persona, and the two wrestlers delivered a particularly brutal and exciting championship battle.
Chris Pratt stars as Chris Draven, a detective in a futuristic Los Angeles overrun by crime. Here, trials are held before cold, efficient AI judges. Draven finds himself accused of murder and strapped into the ‘Mercy Chair’ – it’s not what you think! – with just 90 minutes to convince AI Judge Maddox (Rebecca Ferguson) of his innocence, or face immediate execution. While the story isn’t particularly original, it’s designed to move quickly, as Draven frantically uses a lot of advanced, fast-paced technology to try and prove he’s innocent.
Ponies is a new spy thriller on Peacock starring Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson as two secretaries in Moscow. After their husbands die unexpectedly, they’re unexpectedly recruited as CIA agents. Although it just came out on January 15th, people are already discussing a second season, but it hasn’t been officially confirmed yet. The show has quickly become a hit, breaking a viewership record in just a few weeks.
One of the earliest reviews of the show, penned by David Opie of Digital Spy, was quite critical. He pointed out that the most compelling parts of Steal felt more like a difficult family story than a thrilling crime caper, and ultimately predicted the show wouldn’t be worth viewers’ time.
Following the release The Snyder Cut, some fans began campaigning for Warner Bros. to restore the SnyderVerse, including his two planned Justice League sequels. There’s been no indication this is happening (especially since the new DCU was formed), but his latest post on Instagram has fans holding out hope for him to helm an upcoming DC movie about Gotham’s Protector. You can check out the photo in question below:
Okay, so the trailer immediately throws you back to my childhood with footage from the original He-Man cartoon – seriously, instant nostalgia! Then, we finally get our first look at Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam, and it’s cool to see him transform with the Sword of Greyskull. They also introduce Teela (Camila Mendes) and Man-at-Arms (Idris Elba), and it’s clear they’re all gearing up for another battle against Skeletor, who’s being played by Jared Leto this time around. It’s setting up a big defense of Eternia, and I’m already hooked!
The legal case was initially set to start in March 2026, but could have been avoided if both sides reached an agreement. The start date was then moved to May 2026, and it doesn’t appear either side is willing to compromise. After Blake Lively tried to keep the files private, Judge Lewis Jeffrey Liman – brother of director Doug Liman – has now decided to make those documents public.
Before James Gunn and Peter Safran rebooted the DC Universe and cast Milly Alcock (from House of the Dragon) as Supergirl, actress America Ferrera made history as the first Latina to play the character, signing a deal for multiple films. Even though those plans are now on hold, she recently told Entertainment Weekly she’s “so grateful” for the opportunity.