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Disney’s Frozen has been incredibly successful, earning the company an estimated $14 billion from various sources. The fact that Avatar: Fire and Ash has outperformed the Frozen sequel highlights just how profitable the Avatar franchise is for Disney.

According to Deadline, actor David Carradine died by suicide after a twenty-year battle with bipolar disorder. A statement from his family is included below.

Daniel Radcliffe recently clarified that he was never approached to play Wolverine, despite online rumors. In an interview with ComicBook.com, he said the idea was purely fan speculation and never seriously considered by the people who could have cast him. He admitted he was pleased by the suggestion, but it wasn’t a real possibility.

As a TV fan, I’ve noticed a huge shift in how shows are made lately. It feels like everyone’s aiming for quality over quantity – shorter seasons, but with way bigger budgets and really creative ideas. I think Game of Thrones and Rome were really the first to do this, proving you could tell a complex story without dragging it out forever. Now, streaming services are all over it! You see it in everything from Stranger Things and The Boys to even the Marvel shows on Disney+ – they’re all building on that model and bringing fresh, exciting content to television.

George Takei, known for playing Lieutenant Sulu in the original Star Trek series, is publicly supporting Karim Diané, who is making history as the first openly gay Klingon character in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Takei himself came out as gay in 2005 after being closeted for many years, and has been happily married to Brad Altman for over 18 years.

It’s been debated since George R.R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg stories whether Dunk was officially knighted by Ser Arlan of Pennytree (Danny Webb). The original stories don’t say for sure. However, a scene in the first season finale of the HBO series sheds some light on this. Dunk asks Arlan directly why he never made him a knight, but Arlan avoids a clear answer and doesn’t grant him the honor.

Rideback, the company behind The LEGO Movie and Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender, is teaming up with Spuree, which is developing a new animated Magic Tree House series. Together, they will collaborate with Funko on a variety of original projects, including animated shows, live-action films, combinations of both, and both scripted and unscripted content.

Set mostly in Atlantic City during the 1920s Prohibition, Boardwalk Empire features Steve Buscemi as Nucky Thompson, a powerful city treasurer with ties to the mafia. The show portrays younger versions of famous figures like Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and Meyer Lansky. It’s loosely based on Nelson Johnson’s 2002 book, Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times, and Corruption of Atlantic City, which details the history of the city.

Fans of the ER television series remember Noah Wyle as a key part of the show’s success, playing Dr. John Carter. Now, he’s taking on a similar role as Dr. Michael Robinavitch in The Pitt, another drama centered around the intense world of emergency room medicine. But where did Noah Wyle’s acting career start?

But there’s a hidden detail revealed by what seems like a minor character. Though the planet is currently safe, a major danger is on its way, hinted at in a very quick scene. This will likely be a key part of Paradise Season 2’s story, and it suggests this character could be much more important than we initially thought.