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Variety has teased a potential reunion involving the cast and singers of KPop Demon Hunters.

Disney+’s revival of The Muppet Show is proving to be very popular, according to data from FlixPatrol. Just over a week after it launched, the show is the second most-streamed TV show on Disney+, only behind the recent release of Locker Diaries: ZOMBIES. It’s already become one of the platform’s most-watched programs this year, and its popularity is quickly growing.

Even recent popular shows like Season 3 of Jujutsu Kaisen prove how well the classic shonen tournament arc still works. The most memorable ones stick with fans for years because they combine exciting battles with meaningful character development, featuring compelling villains and pushing the heroes to grow under pressure.

HBO is creating a new TV series based on the Harry Potter books. Each of the seven books by J.K. Rowling will get its own season.

A photo being shared online clearly shows that a recent Batman comic cover is inspired by the artwork from Chainsaw Man #1. The original Chainsaw Man cover, created by Tatsuki Fujimoto, features the character Denji leaping forward with chainsaws extending from his head and arms, all set against a bright orange backdrop with streaks of neon green.

I’m so excited! Keith David just let slip that the President Curtis spin-off is coming later this year! It’s been a while since Adult Swim first announced it at Comic-Con in 2025, and this is the first real news we’ve had about when we can actually expect it, according to Screenrant.

Inuyasha and Kagome’s search for the jewel shards isn’t a solo journey; they encounter many allies and enemies along the way. A particularly compelling opposing group is led by Sesshomaru, Inuyasha’s cold and resentful older half-brother. Always accompanied by the mischievous imp Jaken and a young girl named Rin, Sesshomaru effortlessly captivated viewers with his presence and story.

Documentary filmmakers sometimes use artificial intelligence to hide the identities of people they interview, believing it protects sensitive individuals and respects their privacy. However, audiences often question whether these AI-created interviews are truly needed, particularly in documentaries that strive for authenticity and factual accuracy. This disagreement over the use of AI in filmmaking has led to a negative response to the documentary The Investigation of Lucy Letby.