Star Wars Officially Unveils 2026 Clone Wars Sequel’s New Animation Style

I’m so excited for Maul – Shadow Lord! I just learned it’s going to have a completely new animation style when it hits Disney+ next year. It’s amazing to hear that it won’t look like Clone Wars or anything else we’ve seen from Lucasfilm Animation before – they’re really trying something different, and I can’t wait to see it!

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Anson Mount Shared Parting Words After The Very Final Scene Finished Filming

As we look ahead to the 2026 TV schedule and more Trek, Anson Mount chronicled the final scene of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on Instagram. While readers won’t be able to stream it with a Paramount+ subscription for quite some time, I can feel the gravitas of its significance in Mount’s words, as he commemorated the moment with a farewell to his role as Captain Pike:

I’m So Excited That Street Fighter’s Wackiest Element Made It To The Movies

Past attempts to bring Street Fighter to the screen haven’t quite captured the mix of intense action and quirky fun that makes the series special. However, the trailer for the 2026 film suggests this version will be different, packing in plenty of exciting moments and exaggerated visuals. One scene, in particular, really shows that the filmmakers understand what fans love about Street Fighter and why it’s remained popular for so long.

For All Mankind Is Still Apple TV’s Most Underrated Sci-Fi Drama

Apple has finally confirmed a future for For All Mankind, though it might take a bit longer than fans hoped. With another season and a spinoff series already planned, the show is now receiving the recognition it deserves. In today’s innovative landscape of science fiction television, For All Mankind stands out as a top-tier original series on Apple TV+.

See Stephen Colbert Give The Middle Finger After Hugging A CBS News Anchor On His Last Day

As a big fan of political talk, I was really moved by the recent live Political Gabfest show. It was especially poignant knowing both John Dickerson and Stephen Colbert were about to leave CBS. Colbert’s been handling everything with such class – you could see it even when accepting their Emmy for The Late Show – but he didn’t hold back when talking about Dickerson and CBS. There was a really emotional moment, and I wanted to share it with you all.