First airing in 1969 on PBS, Sesame Street is widely considered a classic and has long been celebrated for its educational content, positive messages, and beloved characters like Elmo, Big Bird, and Cookie Monster. Despite its generally cheerful nature, one particular episode was actually banned due to its frightening and depressing content.
Paul, the voice actor behind the vengeful villain in Invincible Season 3, recently announced he’s leaving the Prime Video show. He shared the news during an interview on the Kinda Funny Gamescast, explaining it was a difficult decision, as reported by Comicbook.com. Paul stated:
Throughout the series, there were clues suggesting Daenerys would ultimately fall from grace, shaping the direction of her story. Game of Thrones consistently portrayed the Targaryen family as ambitious and often cruel rulers, prone to instability – and Daenerys’ choices seemed to confirm this pattern. However, the show also presented a complex and surprisingly fragile family dynamic, demonstrating that the Targaryens were more than just destined for madness.
Just like in the original Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the Evil Queen is the villain in the new movie. Disney has been bringing back its famous villains in many different ways lately, even giving some of them their own standalone films, such as Maleficent and Cruella. So, when Gal Gadot was at the Women’s Guild Cedars-Sinai Snow Ball Gala and spoke with Us Weekly, she was asked if she would be interested in starring in a movie focused on her character. Gadot didn’t hesitate to answer.
I was really excited when I first heard about a potential R-rated TMNT movie! The idea of seeing a darker, more mature take on the Turtles, especially based on one of the most beloved comic storylines, was incredible. But honestly, it’s starting to look like that movie might never actually happen, and it’s a huge disappointment.
Not only did the film win him his first Academy Award, but it also became his most financially successful movie of the decade and overall since the 2014 animated film The Nut Job. His new movie, Rental Family, is already receiving similar praise and is being discussed as a potential Oscar contender after premiering at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.
Since it first aired, Frieren has become incredibly popular with anime fans. It’s currently the highest-rated anime of all time on MyAnimeList, making the second season highly anticipated. Everyone is eager to see if Frieren Season 2, set to release on January 16th, 2026, can match the success of its first season.
It seemed like a sure thing that The Mandalorian would be renewed, but season 4 hasn’t been announced yet. There are a few reasons for this – season 3 wasn’t as well-received as previous seasons, and Pedro Pascal’s rising fame might make it difficult for him to continue in his role. However, the situation is more complicated than that, so let’s take a closer look at why season 4 is still in limbo.
With shows like Game of Thrones and The Rings of Power proving popular, high fantasy stories now have a better chance to come to life on TV. Thanks to bigger budgets, these adaptations can successfully capture the intricate worlds and magical elements of the original books. Here are ten of the most anticipated fantasy book-to-TV adaptations currently in development.
Filming for Carrie finished in October, and the limited series is planned for release in 2026. The show stars Summer H. Howell as Carrie, alongside Samantha Sloyan, Kate Siegel, and Amber Midthunder. Lillard will play Henry Grayle, the principal of Thomas Ewen Consolidated High School. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, the Scream actor spoke highly of Flanagan, calling him a talented storyteller and sharing his positive experience working on Carrie.