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The fifth season of Stranger Things premiered in November with the first four episodes. The remaining episodes, five through seven, will be released as Volume 2.

Paul M. Sutter, a scientist, recently appeared in an Insider video called “How Real Is It?” where he reviewed the scientific accuracy of movies and TV shows, offering both praise and criticism. He was particularly enthusiastic about the film Interstellar, and his positive reaction continued throughout the video.

I’m so excited to hear that The Vampire Lestat is officially coming back! TheWrap just confirmed it’ll premiere in the summer of 2026. And the best part? Sam Reid is returning as the iconic Lestat de Lioncourt, reimagined as a rock star – how cool is that? Jacob Anderson will be back as Louis de Pointe du Lac too, which I’m thrilled about. It’s going to be amazing to see their story continue!

The creators of the upcoming Crystal Lake series are now sharing details, and the show’s direction is becoming clearer. Brad Caleb Kane, the showrunner who also worked on HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry, recently explained to Entertainment Weekly that the series won’t simply retell the original films. Instead, they’re building a world with a different feel, one that exists before Jason Voorhees became known for his hockey mask.

According to Business Insider, a New York jury convicted Rinsch of all seven charges against him on December 11th, including fraud and money laundering. Although he could potentially face up to 90 years in prison, experts anticipate a lighter sentence.

During a recent interview with MovieWeb, Supergirl director Craig Gillespie and star Milly Alcock discussed the movie after the trailer was released. Alcock explained that fans of Superman will likely be surprised by how different Supergirl is in terms of its overall feel. Gillespie added that James Gunn is encouraging directors working on DCU projects to bring their own unique style to the material, similar to how different graphic novels can exist within the same universe while still having distinct artistic approaches.

The popular historical crime drama first aired on BBC Two in 2013 and ran for six seasons until 2022. Netflix picked up the rights in 2021, and after the series ended, announced a movie to continue the story. The film will star Cillian Murphy reprising his role as Thomas Shelby, and Empire magazine has shared the first image of him back in character.

While some people, like certain school district officials, have clearly opposed Abbott, even former adversaries are shown in a more positive light in season 4. For example, Ava’s long-time rival, Crystal, surprisingly steps up to help Ava keep her job.

The upcoming 2026 Supergirl movie will feature Ruthye as a major character, not just a supporting one. She’ll play a key role in the story, much like she did in the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic book. Footage from the movie shows Ruthye using her distinctive weapon and staying by Kara’s side throughout their journey, reflecting her important role in the original eight-issue comic series. Notably, the comic is told from Ruthye’s point of view as an older woman looking back on her adventures with Supergirl.

Okay, this came as a real shocker! The director just announced on social media that Megalopolis is getting a re-release – can you believe it? – on New Year’s Day 2026. And it won’t be everywhere, just at select Alamo Drafthouse cinemas. He also shared why he’s bringing this, let’s be honest, pretty talked-about flop back to the big screen.