Police say the incident occurred in the parking lot of a Mountain View, California Costco. They report that the suspect intentionally started an argument with a man and then sprayed something in his face.
Ryan Murphy’s popular 9-1-1 franchise has thrived on network television. After being canceled by Fox, the original 9-1-1 found a new home and continued success on ABC, leading to the creation of 9-1-1: Nashville. While the original show is already full of drama, the Nashville spin-off leans even more into soapy storylines, focusing on a complex family. This difference in style makes the back-to-back shows a great fit for ABC’s Thursday lineup, so it’s frustrating for fans when episodes are delayed.
HBO has renewed its comedy series, Rooster, for a second season after just five episodes. The show is performing exceptionally well, becoming the highest-rated new comedy on HBO in the last decade. An average of 5.8 million viewers in the U.S. have watched each of the first four episodes.
Per Dourif is joining the cast of the upcoming horror film, A Head Full of Ghosts. She’ll appear alongside David Harbour (known for Stranger Things), Rebecca Hall (The Beauty), Esmé Creed-Miles (The Doll Factory), Bodhi Rae Breathnatch (Hamnet), and newcomer Hollie-Hill Pearson. The movie is based on the play by Paul Tremblay, and Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, who previously worked on Goodnight Mommy and The Devil’s Bath, are writing and directing.
I just stumbled across some amazing fan art online! This artist, Minsc93 on DeviantArt, created a picture of Jessica Chastain as Maxima, and it’s seriously spot-on. They really nailed her comic book look – she’s wearing Maxima’s classic costume, and it’s a fantastic, true-to-the-source interpretation. I’ve included a link below so you can check it out yourself – it’s a must-see for any comic fans!
Even though the movie made a lot of money, it’s hard to ignore the disappointing reviews. The popularity of Mario and Luigi is overshadowing the box office numbers of original animated films. While it’s natural for families to enjoy seeing these familiar characters, it raises the question of whether we should expect more from movies. Will this success encourage other studios to simply rely on nostalgia to attract audiences? Or is this just a repeat of the past, with Mario becoming the latest popular but critically disliked franchise?
A new trailer for Valor Mortis was revealed during the Triple-i Initiative showcase. It highlights how players will move around the game, including using a grapple hook and the Rapier weapon. The game is currently being developed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam), and is planned to launch in Fall 2026. You can watch the gameplay trailer and learn more from developers One More Level and Lyrical Games here:
Whether you enjoy Taylor Sheridan’s approach to storytelling or not, it’s undeniable that his shows have tapped into a large audience eager for Westerns – and streaming services have definitely noticed. While Yellowstone launched this current wave of Western TV, not every show is trying to be just like it.
The following Mega Stones and Evolutions can be unlocked in Pokemon Champions:
She wears glasses for both of her characters, Cohen and McFadden, but uses a red wig as part of her disguise simply because she doesn’t know how to do her own hair. McFadden explained she’s frustrated with people questioning if she’s a genuine person or a group of men, and wants to make it clear she has nothing to hide.