In the HBO show’s recent episode, “In God We Trust,” Zendaya’s character, Rue, tragically died from an overdose caused by fentanyl-laced pills. Following this, Colman Domingo, who plays Rue’s sponsor and father figure Ali, sought revenge on the person who supplied the drugs.
Although these two universes appear quite distinct, they differ fundamentally in their philosophies. One envisions a future where people create flawless organizations, while the other believes all institutions, no matter how well-meaning, are destined to fall apart. Additionally, the second universe offers very little opportunity for independent, skilled individuals like Han Solo to thrive.
Wolverine is famous for being incredibly difficult to defeat. His ability to heal quickly, combined with his Adamantium skeleton, claws, and fearless attitude, make him one of the most powerful fighters in the universe. Simply put, he’s the ultimate tough character and never avoids a fight.
The series The Mandalorian & Grogu is full of enjoyable nods and links to the broader Star Wars universe. One of the most interesting hidden details appears right at the beginning, during an action scene where Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin and Grogu are tracking down an Imperial leader named Commander Barro.
Carter first appeared in season 4 of Yellowstone as a young teenager. Beth felt a connection with the orphaned boy, seeing similarities to Rip when he was younger. Carter came to live and work on the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch, learning the cowboy lifestyle as a ranch hand. While John Dutton treated him with kindness, Beth and Rip were often much tougher on him.
The most debated story within the ‘Backrooms’ universe is a key element in making the 2026 horror film so gripping and frightening. The decision to turn the Backrooms – originally a series of short online videos – into a full-length movie was initially met with mixed feelings, as many worried about how well the concept would translate to the big screen.
At the premiere of his new show, Not Suitable for Work, Ellis told Entertainment Weekly he’s eager to return for another Top Gun movie. “I’d happily make time for it,” he said with a smile, explaining that they’re making progress. “There’s a script, it’s been announced, and everyone at Paramount, including Tom [Cruise] and [producer] Jerry Bruckheimer, is really enthusiastic about it.”
Cloud’s distinctive look, famous sword, and compelling story have made him a legend in the world of Japanese role-playing games. However, being iconic doesn’t automatically make him the most beloved—many other JRPG heroes are actually more popular with players.
While Apple has created many popular shows, it hasn’t had a sprawling, interconnected science fiction franchise like Prime Video or Disney+. These platforms build massive worlds that keep viewers engaged for years. Apple’s shows, despite critical acclaim, have generally been self-contained stories. That changed with the arrival of Star City, which expanded For All Mankind and established Apple TV+’s first true shared sci-fi universe.
Brad Dourif has voiced the iconic Chucky since the original Child’s Play film in 1988, and he recently reprised the role for a television series. While the future of the Child’s Play franchise is uncertain, most fans expect the killer doll to return in some form. Dourif was recently at the Spooky Empire convention in Orlando, where a fan asked him if he planned to retire from voicing Chucky, as he’s “mostly retired” now.