‘The Incredibles 3’ Lands 2028 Release Date From Disney & Pixar

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Details about the plot of Incredibles 3 are still secret, but actress Holly Hunter mentioned she anticipated starting voice recording in March 2026. This is just one of several exciting new Pixar films planned for the coming years, starting with Toy Story 5 this year, followed by another Coco movie and a third Monsters, Inc. film. Good news for fans: the Parr family finally has a confirmed release date for their long-awaited return to cinemas worldwide.

Netflix’s Scooby-Doo Live-Action Series Casts Fred, Velma & Shaggy

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The new live-action Scooby-Doo series, coming to Netflix in March 2025, has cast Maxwell Jenkins as Fred, Abby Ryder Fortson as Velma, and Tanner Hagen as Shaggy. While Netflix ordered the reboot a year ago, the start of filming and the show’s release date haven’t been announced yet.

Bill Cosby’s Los Angeles Civil Trial, Explained

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Bill Cosby continues to deny all accusations of sexual assault made by numerous women. His trial began on March 10th and is expected to last two weeks, with three additional accusers scheduled to testify, according to the New York Times. The current case is one of many civil lawsuits against Cosby being heard in courts nationwide. Here’s an update on the latest trial.

First Look at Ella Purnell in Season 2 of ‘Sweetpea’ Released

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Ella Purnell is quickly becoming a sought-after actress, having starred in two recent hits back-to-back: the popular Showtime series Yellowjackets and Prime Video’s Fallout. Although her character in Yellowjackets didn’t survive long, Purnell immediately moved on to another successful show. She’s now starring in Sweetpea on Starz, and Starz recently released a first look at Purnell as the main character, Rhiannon, in Season 2.

WIF’s 750% Leap: Dogwifhat’s Crypto Miracle!

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In an X post that reads like a medieval prophecy, Carter has identified a “descending channel” on WIF’s two-day chart, a financial labyrinth that has supposedly been steering price action lower for months. The chart, which looks like a toddler’s doodle, reveals a pattern of “lower highs and lower lows,” which, in the language of finance, means “the market is as confused as a penguin in a sauna.” But fear not! Recent price movement has tested the lower boundary of this channel, a critical support zone between $0.170 and $0.185. Carter, ever the cheerleader, suggests this is a sign of “accumulation,” which is just a fancy way of saying “big players are secretly buying, while everyone else is too busy crying.”