Supergirl Taps DCEU Veteran in Creative Shake-Up for DCU Movie

The new Supergirl movie, from DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures, will be in US theaters this June. Craig Gillespie directed the film, and Milly Alcock returns as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl. She first appeared as the character briefly in James Gunn’s 2025 Superman movie.

Narrative RPG Aether & Iron launches on March 31 for PC

Aether & Iron will launch with full support for the Steam Deck. The game will feature full English voice acting, along with subtitles and text in English, Spanish (both Spain and Latin America), French, German, Polish, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese. A free demo is currently available on Steam, and you can download it here. You can find the new release date trailer and more information from Seismic Squirrel below.

Finally, a Smooth-Brained Wuthering Heights

Emerald Fennell’s latest film, Wuthering Heists, is surprisingly her most successful, even though it’s also her most frivolous. Fennell excels at creating visually stunning and immediately gratifying scenes – think lavish imagery set to energetic pop music – that bypass intellectual analysis and tap into pure enjoyment. However, she hasn’t quite mastered delivering films with strong, meaningful themes. Her first film, Promising Young Woman, started strong but ultimately struggled with its ambitious attempt to explore the complexities of anger surrounding sexual assault. Saltburn was visually striking but lacked a clear focus in its commentary on class. With Wuthering Heights, Fennell abandons the pressure to deliver a profound message, and the result is liberating. She recognizes the core of Brontë’s story – a passionate, obsessive, and destructive relationship between two people – and boils it down to its essence: two complicated individuals drawn to each other despite themselves. This understanding makes the film’s playful and sensual approach even more effective.

Chinese AI company unveils $173K ‘biometric’ robot built for human companionship

Robots are quickly becoming more sophisticated. Some companies are preparing to manufacture AI robots capable of everyday chores like laundry and dishwashing. Others are creating robots so lifelike that they’ve had to demonstrate their mechanical nature – even disassembling them publicly – to prove they aren’t people in disguise.