Aaron Sorkin is famous for shows like The West Wing and the Oscar-winning movie The Social Network, but many people find themselves repeatedly drawn to his HBO series, The Newsroom. While The Newsroom‘s depiction of journalism has sparked debate and some aspects feel dated now, its most memorable moments remain some of the best in television history.
You can now preorder the Star Wars Ultimate Grogu animatronic replica, a highly detailed, life-size collectible. It’s expected to ship in April 2027 and costs $599.99. Though pricey, this replica is incredibly realistic – just like the Grogu you see on screen – and features advanced technology with interactive play modes, letting you experience the character as if you were Din Djarin.
At the time, Star Trek was a massive franchise, especially thanks to Patrick Stewart’s portrayal of Captain Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. The series continued with several movies, and while some weren’t big hits, they all played an important role in the show’s overall story. Tom Hardy joined the Star Trek universe in the often-overlooked film Star Trek: Nemesis, offering a glimpse of his future work.
When a kind hotel employee disappears, Ohm sets out to discover what happened to her. This investigation quickly leads him into danger, bringing him face-to-face with a witch who is trapped at the hotel. Hokum is a thrilling and frightening movie that balances supernatural horror with realistic elements, preventing the scares from feeling excessive.
This animated movie, like George Orwell’s classic book Animal Farm, explores themes of power, corruption, and the impact of technology. It tells the story of farm animals who rebel against their human owners, hoping to build a perfect society. However, the pigs eventually seize control and become oppressive rulers. This version introduces a new character, Lucky, a young piglet voiced by Gaten Matarazzo, who acts as the main character and helps viewers see the story in a fresh way. Unlike the original book’s dark ending, this film offers a more hopeful conclusion, told through Lucky’s eyes as he tries to determine if Napoleon or Snowball would be the better leader for the animals after the revolt.
The MCU has an incredible lineup planned for 2026, including the returns of beloved characters and huge crossover events fans have anticipated for years. From the conclusion of Daredevil: Born Again season two to the team-ups in Doomsday, there are plenty of exciting releases on the horizon.
When the actor tragically passed away, a lot of us Euphoria fans thought Fez would have to be written off the show, especially with how things ended for him in Season 2. But surprisingly, the show decided to keep him alive within the story, and honestly, a lot of viewers – myself included – aren’t happy about that choice.
While paranormal crime shows like The X-Files, Evil, and even Netflix’s Warrior Nun are common, focusing on law enforcement with a supernatural twist, military life on television isn’t often shown in the same way. We see miniseries like Netflix’s Boots that explore specific parts of military experience, but there aren’t many ongoing shows that follow a military ‘case-of-the-week’ format like traditional police procedurals.
Andy Serkis, who directed and starred in the film, shared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that Viggo Mortensen was very happy about Jamie Dornan taking over the role of his famous character, Aragorn (also known as Strider).
As a huge fan of Westeros, I’ve always been fascinated by the dragons! It took a while for magic to really come back to the world, but when it did, it was all about dragonfire – that’s how Westerosi history was made. For over a hundred years, dragons shaped everything that happened. Sure, any dragon could turn the tide of a battle, but some were just unbelievably powerful, and House of the Dragon has really highlighted that throughout the series.