10 Strongest Invincible Characters In The Comics, Ranked

Following the events of season 3, the power levels of Invincible‘s characters are now more aligned with the original comic book. The latest episodes introduced several incredibly strong new characters, most notably Conquest, who proved to be Mark Grayson’s toughest Viltrumite opponent yet. Allen the Alien also received significant power boosts towards the end of season 2 and showcased his enhanced abilities in season 3. However, the show’s power dynamics are still evolving, and the rankings will likely change considerably as the story progresses.

Dexter Star Michael C. Hall Cast as Darkseid’s Son Orion in DCU Fan Art

A fan artist on DeviantArt, Minsc93, created a piece showing how great Michael C. Hall (known for Dexter) would be as Orion in the DC Universe. The artwork depicts Hall with Orion’s signature scars as he takes off his helmet, with Jamie Bell, also perfectly cast, looking on as Lightray. You can see the impressive fan art below.

Prime Video’s Ad-Free Tier Gets ‘Ultra’ Upgrade

Prime Video used to offer two subscription options. A basic plan was $8.99 per month on its own, or $14.99 if you already had an Amazon Prime membership. This plan included ads while you watched. If you wanted to remove the ads, you could upgrade to Prime Video Ad Free for an additional $2.99 each month.

Adam Scott’s Horror Movie ‘Hokum’ Is A Must-Watch

Horror is booming in Hollywood right now, so a new supernatural film really needs to stand out. Hokum seems promising, and that’s largely thanks to its director, Damian McCarthy. The Irish filmmaker not only directed the movie, but also wrote the script, and that’s why horror fans are so excited about Neon’s latest release.

6 Best Returning Anime Kickstarting a New Era in 2026

These successful anime all share a common thread: they’re driving forces for the future. They indicate where the industry is headed in 2026, sparking conversations, raising the bar for quality and speed, and influencing what both creators and fans will focus on next. Essentially, they’re revitalizing the industry. If you want a clear idea of what 2026 will bring for anime, these are the shows to watch.

After 3 Years, HBO’s Big Little Lies Gets Season 3 Filming Update

The first season of the show received widespread praise, and while the second season didn’t quite live up to expectations, it was still very popular on HBO Max. Discussions about a third season began in 2023 when Nicole Kidman announced it would happen. Now, the show’s creator, David E. Kelley, has hinted in a recent interview with USA Today that production could begin this fall.

10 Ways Rewatching All 8 Harry Potter Movies In Order Changes How You Look At The Films

As a huge fan, I always loved watching Harry, Ron, and Hermione grow up, and I especially enjoyed experiencing all their adventures with them, even knowing something dangerous was always on the horizon. When you first watch the Harry Potter movies, you get the big picture, but it’s amazing how many little details you pick up on when you rewatch the whole series. It really adds another layer to the story!

10 Best New Movies On Hulu In March 2026, Ranked

While Hulu is adding a lot of new content this month, not everything is worth watching. With so many movies becoming available, it’s impossible to see them all! Luckily, the truly great ones really shine and are easy to identify – many are award-winners or well-known classics.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin: A Timeless Comedy That Hasn’t Aged

The team behind the movie The 40-Year-Old Virgin likely sparked some awkward talks between parents and children after the title appeared in TV commercials. The film centers on Andy Stitzer (played by Steve Carell), whose age and inexperience with relationships are the main focus. When his coworkers discover he’s never been with a woman, his life is turned upside down.

Family Movie Review: Kevin Bacon & Family’s Meta Horror-Comedy Coasts By On Its Real Chemistry

This film is surprisingly gentle and sweet, especially considering its strange story. The premise suggests a complex plot, but the script by Dan Beers (and no, not that Bacon!) is often surprisingly simple and struggles to find a consistent tone. The movie jumps between casual murders and attempts at sincere, emotional conversations that feel out of place. However, the actors – a genuine family who have worked together for years – have great chemistry, which saves the somewhat weak writing and makes the film enjoyable, even if it’s not particularly exciting.