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Fans will need to wait a bit longer for the next book in Rachel Reid’s Heated Rivalry/Game Changers series. The release of Unrivaled, which follows Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, has been moved from September 2026 to June 2027. Reid explained in a video on Instagram that Parkinson’s symptoms are making it physically challenging for her to write, and she wants to ensure Unrivaled is the best it can be. She shared that recent life changes have limited her writing time, but the quality of the book remains her top priority.

It might be difficult for fans to accept, but Gojo is likely to be surpassed as the most popular anime teacher this spring with the debut of a new, powerful mentor from a critically acclaimed manga. This new teacher promises to have as much charisma, strength, and intrigue as the beloved, blindfolded sorcerer.

In the season 2 premiere, though Sterling Brown’s character, Xavier, wasn’t a major focus, a crucial secret about someone named Alex was revealed – a revelation with huge consequences for the entire world after the apocalypse.

The show, formerly titled Nola King, will now be called Frisco King. This change reflects the story’s new location – it’s moving from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas. Sheridan will be writing all eight episodes.

Previews for Maul – Shadow Lord reveal that Maul is working against the Empire not long after the events of Revenge of the Sith. During the chaotic period following the Clone Wars, Maul built a powerful criminal empire and secretly led the Crimson Dawn syndicate. But he’s not just changing his role from Sith apprentice – he’s changing in other ways, too.

I’ve noticed a lot of similarities between the main characters in popular action anime – the ones that really hit it big – and Goku from Dragon Ball. Some creators seem content with just copying his look – you know, the orange and blue – and giving their character a huge appetite. But others really dig deeper and borrow more from what made Goku so compelling.

Growing up, it felt like everyone in Robert Carradine’s family was in the movies – his dad, John Carradine, was a really versatile character actor, known for everything from spooky horror films to Westerns and even Shakespeare! Funny enough, Robert wasn’t interested in acting at all. He dreamed of being a race car driver! He actually started with a small role in a John Wayne Western called The Cowboys back in 1972, and while it didn’t stop him from racing cars for years, it did make him realize he loved being on screen. Most people probably remember him as Lewis Skolnick, one of the nerds in Revenge of the Nerds, and later as the hilarious dad, Sam McGuire, on Lizzie McGuire with Hilary Duff. He even started filming a reboot of Lizzie McGuire for Hulu, but sadly it was canceled. Thankfully, he and the original cast got together for a fun table read of an old episode in 2020, which was a real treat for fans like me.

The new season of RHOA will feature returning cast members Porsha Williams, Phaedra Parks, Drew Sidora, Shamea Morton Mwangi, Angela Oakley, and Kelli Ferrell, with Cynthia Bailey appearing as a friend of the show. The trailer’s most talked-about moment comes from Kelli, who jokingly claims to have dated every Nigerian man in Atlanta – a line many are calling iconic. Brit Eady, who only appeared on one season, won’t be returning. Critics previously noted her dramatic style was better suited for a different type of reality show. Season premieres April 5th at 8 p.m., so get ready for some drama!

The movie Mercy wasn’t successful in theaters. While it made $53.5 million globally, it cost around $60 million to produce and even more to market, resulting in a loss for Amazon MGM Studios. Although it did briefly surpass Avatar: Fire and Ash in ticket sales, that achievement is somewhat misleading when looking at the film’s overall performance.

Though the first season of Paradise was initially promoted as a political thriller, the premiere showed it’s also a science fiction story taking place in an underground city built within a bunker after a worldwide catastrophe. The season one finale saw Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) venture to the surface, hoping to find his wife, Teri Rogers-Collins (Enuka Okuma), still alive. Season two starts with a three-episode premiere, following both new characters on the surface and the continuing stories of Xavier and those remaining in the bunker.