Star Trek: The Final Frontier’s Reputation As Worst Trek Movie Could Be Changing Soon

For decades, the Golden Raspberry Awards (or Razzies) have playfully honored the worst films of the year, and have sometimes even attracted the good-humored participation of the actors involved. While it’s unlikely any stars from the Star Trek universe will attend the 2026 ceremony, the newest Trek movie might break the franchise’s record for the most Razzie Awards.

DCU’s Brave And The Bold Finally Takes Another Step Forward Amid Fan Uncertainty

According to The Insneider, Christina Hodson is writing The Brave and the Bold movie. While it’s unknown how much of the script is finished, a source at The Hollywood Reporter says she’s been working on it since at least last fall. Another insider mentioned that it will likely take some time before Hodson delivers a final draft, as DC Studios is carefully planning the movie’s development.

Prime Video’s The Tick Is a Must-Watch for The Boys Fans

As a huge fan of superhero stuff, I was really bummed when The Tick got cancelled. Everything at the time felt so…grim. Every show seemed to start from this really dark place, with even darker villains and a generally depressing tone. The Tick was a breath of fresh air! It was hilarious and weird, but it also had genuine heart. It wasn’t afraid to explore real emotions, fears, and what people hoped for. Looking back, I think it actually helped pave the way for shows like The Boys that we all love now – stuff that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still manages to be meaningful.

New Star Wars Movie Trilogy Update Is Good News for Rey Skywalker Fans

Rumor has it that Ridley Scott’s Rey Skywalker will return in a significant capacity for a new Star Wars trilogy being developed by Simon Kinberg. However, the trilogy may also focus on a new set of main characters. It’s currently unknown how Rey’s involvement would tie into the planned solo movie focusing on a Jedi, which is being directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and written by Steven Knight.

Will Trent’s Erika Christensen Details How Angie’s Pregnancy And Engagement Keep Things Complicated For Her And Will

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).

What John Cena Told Cody Rhodes Right Before He Stomped On His Ankle: ‘I’ll Never Forget’

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.

‘Mercy’ Review: Chris Pratt’s Screenlife Thriller Is a Hyperactive Mess

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.