Brandon Sanderson is a prolific author with a vast, interconnected fantasy world called the Cosmere. Bringing his stories to the screen has the potential to significantly impact the fantasy genre in Hollywood. Sanderson is already collaborating with Apple TV, and they’ve announced their initial plans: his epic series, The Stormlight Archive, will become a TV show, and his Mistborn novels will be adapted into movies.
Apple TV’s new series, adapted from Rufi Thorpe’s novel, follows a young woman navigating the challenges of single motherhood and financial hardship after dropping out of college due to an unplanned pregnancy. She turns to OnlyFans as a way to earn money quickly and unexpectedly achieves great success, but soon learns that fame comes at a cost.
James Gunn recently answered a fan question on Instagram, revealing that the second season of Creature Commandos is planned for release in 2027. This means fans will have to wait over two years after the first season, which launched in late 2024 as the first series in the new DC Universe. Given that the show is meant to kick off this rebooted universe, such a long wait could be disappointing for viewers.
Danny Ramirez, who played Manny in Season 2, couldn’t return for Season 3 because of other work commitments. While it’s unclear if those commitments were related to the upcoming Avengers movies or something else, a replacement has been found. According to Deadline, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., who starred in the Spider-Man movies within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will now play Manny in the third season. Additionally, Clea DuVall, known for her role in But I’m a Cheerleader, is joining the cast as a member of the Seraphites, one of the groups fighting for control in the show’s post-apocalyptic Seattle.
Wow, I’m genuinely blown away! The Kickstarter for the revival of this ’80s sci-fi show absolutely crushed it, bringing in over a million dollars on day one – nobody saw that coming! We’ve had so many great sci-fi series over the years, shows like Quantum Leap and Max Headroom really defined the decade, but this one? This one was something special. It really stood out from the pack.
A new 40-second trailer, shown at Apple TV’s 2026 Press Day, reveals Anya Taylor-Joy’s character, Lucky, waking up covered in blood with a dead man beside her. She describes the situation as the result of “a series of bad decisions.” The trailer then quickly cuts between scenes of city nightlife, car crashes, FBI investigations, and even a rattlesnake, all set to energetic techno music. The show promises to be a thrilling ride when the first two episodes debut on July 15th.
Apple TV announced that the movie Matchbox will be available to stream starting October 9th. Directed by Sam Hargrave, known for Extraction, the film is based on the classic Matchbox toy cars made by Mattel.
Despite not performing well in theaters, the movie Hurry Up Tomorrow, featuring Jenna Ortega and The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye), is gaining popularity. It’s currently the fourth most-watched film on the STARZ streaming platform among U.S. viewers.
It’s not unusual for streaming services to remove movies, often because they aren’t popular. But the decision to remove Togo is surprising. The film has very positive reviews – 93% from critics and even 95% from viewers on Rotten Tomatoes. Since both critics and audiences clearly enjoyed it, it’s unclear why the streaming service decided to take it down.
Author Jennifer Iacopelli is thrilled with the positive response to Finding Her Edge from viewers around the globe. She says seeing her book adapted and connecting with audiences through her characters has been a dream, and she’s excited that the story will continue with a second season. Iacopelli can’t wait for fans to see what happens next with Adriana, Brayden, Freddie, and the rest of Team Russo!