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HBO Max’s Song of the Samurai Sets a New Standard for Action Epics
HBO Max’s Song of the Samurai Sets a New Standard for Action Epics
A storied samurai saga unsheathes its blade on streaming, as one of the genre’s most enduring franchises charges into live-action.
Inside the Surprising Origin of WandaVision’s Most Quoted Line
Inside the Surprising Origin of WandaVision’s Most Quoted Line
Fans swooned over Vision’s now-iconic love persevering moment — and Paul Bettany now reveals the painstaking work and surprising origins behind the line that distilled Wanda Maximoff’s grief in WandaVision.
Lanterns Season 2 Update Finally Delivers the News Green Lantern Fans Have Been Waiting For
Lanterns Season 2 Update Finally Delivers the News Green Lantern Fans Have Been Waiting For
Before it even premieres, HBO’s Lanterns is already being lined up for a multi-season run, with showrunner Chris Mundy hinting DC sees long-term potential—bright news for fans eager to finally see Hal Jordan back in action.
James Spader Returns as Ultron in VisionQuest With a Deliciously Sinister Plot Twist
James Spader Returns as Ultron in VisionQuest With a Deliciously Sinister Plot Twist
James Spader’s Ultron is back in the MCU as Disney+ readies VisionQuest for later this year, with Paul Bettany teasing a story driven by Vision’s complex bond with the AI villain. It’s Ultron’s first return since Avengers: Age of Ultron.
12 Criminally Overlooked Miniseries You Can Binge This Weekend
12 Criminally Overlooked Miniseries You Can Binge This Weekend
From razor-sharp comedies to mind-bending sci-fi, these overlooked miniseries still pack a punch—perfect for a weekend binge.
The Punisher: One Last Kill Embraces James Gunn’s DCU Playbook With a Ruthlessly Character-First Story
The Punisher: One Last Kill Embraces James Gunn’s DCU Playbook With a Ruthlessly Character-First Story
James Gunn has free rein to reinvent the DCU—and Marvel is already taking notes.
Euphoria Season 3 Finally Grabs No. 1 on Streaming After Five-Week Climb
Euphoria Season 3 Finally Grabs No. 1 on Streaming After Five-Week Climb
Sydney Sweeney and Zendaya’s R-rated HBO smash finally seized the No. 1 spot for the week of May 5-10.
Binge It Before It’s Gone: All Four Seasons of a Beloved 98% Rotten Tomatoes Sitcom Are Leaving Netflix
Binge It Before It’s Gone: All Four Seasons of a Beloved 98% Rotten Tomatoes Sitcom Are Leaving Netflix
Netflix is benching Brockmire: the 98% Rotten Tomatoes sports sitcom exits with all four seasons leaving on Thursday, June 4—stream the former baseball announcer’s meltdown-fueled comeback while you still can.
Zach Braff Hints Scrubs Season 2 Sends JD and Elliot Back to Single Life
Zach Braff Hints Scrubs Season 2 Sends JD and Elliot Back to Single Life
Paging Sacred Heart: ABC is reviving Scrubs later this year, and Zach Braff is already teasing what fans can expect from the comeback.
Gen V Star Walks Away From The Boys — Even With A Spinoff On The Table
Gen V Star Walks Away From The Boys — Even With A Spinoff On The Table
As The Boys heads toward a Season 5 finale and Prime Video eyes more spin-offs, Gen V star Jaz Sinclair has signaled her exit, posting a heartfelt farewell to the canceled series and to fans of her character, Marie Moreau.