Marvel Studios is finishing up work on Avengers: Doomsday, directed by Joe and Anthony Russo. It’s expected to hit US theaters later this year, and a follow-up movie, Avengers: Secret Wars, is planned for 2027.
Disney+ has revised its official timeline of Marvel Cinematic Universe events to include the new series Wonder Man. The show takes place after Thunderbolts and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, fitting into the ongoing Phase 6 of the MCU.
Originally intended as a continuation of Scrubs, Scrubs: Med School wasn’t well-received by fans. While some shows gain a following over time, even for parts fans initially disliked, that didn’t happen with Med School. Many fans still consider Season 8 to be the true end of Scrubs, and that will technically be true in 2026… until the new revival premieres on February 25th. Interestingly, the show’s return might actually make some viewers miss aspects of the now-canceled Season 9.
Netflix is creating a TV series based on another one of Jo Nesbø’s popular books. Tobias Santelmann will now play the main character, replacing Michael Fassbender.
A new trailer for season 2 of Paradise shows the aftermath of the nuclear war depicted in the first season. The new season will explore the world beyond the bunker, as Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) searches for his wife, hoping she survived the apocalypse.
For the past few years, Robert Downey Jr. has consistently shown audiences what makes superhero movies so enjoyable and worthwhile.
The show needs more time each week to focus on how the wrestlers interact with each other and to add some humor. We see them talking about strategy and arguing with Adam Pearce about rules, but rarely do we see them joking around or having personal conflicts with each other. Everything is so intensely serious, and that’s usually not a good way to build lasting fan interest.
The deal wrapped up after 72 hours, with A24 winning the film for over $10 million, according to Deadline. Earlier, Variety reported that only A24 and Focus Features remained as potential buyers once the bidding reached a certain point, as director Olivia Wilde preferred a standard cinema release. This suggests that streaming services like Netflix, known for aggressively bidding on popular Sundance films, were passed over because they don’t typically prioritize theatrical releases.
Unlike myths and legends that have been around for centuries, superheroes are a much newer phenomenon. They first appeared in comic books in the late 1930s, and while a few were made into short movie series in the 1940s, it took a long time for movies to develop the technology needed to truly bring the amazing visions of comic book artists from companies like Marvel and DC to life.
Sitcoms often use pets to make dads seem warmer and more relatable, and some of the most beloved TV pets have really strong personalities – especially those that can even talk! From cartoons to live animals and everything in between, here’s a list of the 20 most iconic pets ever to appear on television.