Ethan Hawke’s Batwheels Officially Returns in May on HBO Max

HBO Max will release more episodes of the show Bathwheels on May 22nd. These are the third set of episodes from Season 3, which began on December 5th, 2025, and continued with another group of five episodes on February 6th. Bathwheels is a preschool series about vehicles that come to life with the help of the Batcomputer and assist Batman (Hawke) in fighting crime in Gotham City.

Heated Rivalry Can’t Save the Emmys

Despite a quieter season for the film The Pitt, the recent Oscars were dominated by the blockbuster Sinners, which broke records for nominations. The awards also saw a rivalry between Michael B. Jordan and Timothée Chalamet as leading young actors, and Paul Thomas Anderson finally won his first Oscars for One Battle After Another. Even with the film industry facing many challenges, the Oscars highlighted a competition between two very popular and critically acclaimed movies. It felt like the public’s focus had returned to the big screen after years of discussion about the rise of television.

Final Fantasy XIV for Switch 2 “should run stably at 30fps” in towns with better performance elsewhere

We’ve translated the key details from a recent interview about the Evangelion collaboration and the new Nintendo Switch 2. In the interview, Naoki Yoshida talks about how the Switch 2’s ability to be played both on the go and docked opens up new gameplay possibilities, and that the system aims to maintain a stable 30 frames per second while playing in towns and cities.

Hailee Steinfeld’s $690M Sci-Fi Hit Officially Releases On HBO Max This Week With Perfect Timing

I’ve been a fan of Sabrina Carpenter for years, and I love seeing her in everything from live-action shows to animated movies! I was so excited to hear she’s going to be the lead in Disney’s Hexed, which comes out November 25th. But that’s not all – it sounds like another one of her really popular animated characters is also making a comeback soon, which is awesome!

Digimon Story: Time Stranger Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch resolution and frame rate targets revealed

According to the official website, the new Switch 2 will be capable of 4K resolution with HDR at up to 30 frames per second when connected to a TV (docked). In handheld mode, it will display in 1080p with HDR, also at up to 30fps. A ‘performance mode’ will prioritize smoother gameplay at up to 60fps in both docked and handheld modes, but won’t support HDR. Currently, the Switch 2 is the only platform confirmed to offer HDR visuals in its quality mode. Bandai Namco has announced that performance mode options are also being added to PlayStation 5 and Xbox, though the resolution for those versions hasn’t been revealed yet.