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As a big fan of the Chicago shows – Fire, PD, and Med – I’ve been hearing that NBC is starting to wrap up some current storylines while subtly setting up things that won’t come to fruition until the 2026-2027 season. The good news is all three shows are already renewed, giving the writers plenty of time to create satisfying season finales. But, be warned, we’re in for a bit of a wait! They’re taking a mid-season break before continuing the stories, so we’ll have to be patient.

Sony Pictures shared a fresh image from the upcoming movie Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse at CinemaCon 2026. The image showed what younger versions of the characters Aaron Davis (played by Mahershala Ali) and Jefferson Davis (played by Brian Tyree Henry) will look like.

Here are the seven new titles that Warner Bros. has dated in 2027 and 2028, in order of release.

The first trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero briefly shows the reborn Godzilla that will once again threaten Japan, two years after being defeated in Minus One. The trailer appears to feature two distinct versions of Godzilla – or possibly two separate Godzillas, rather than a different monster – one of which is a more menacing form with spiky shoulders. The other looks similar to the Godzilla from Minus One, but is much larger, towering over the Statue of Liberty in the trailer’s closing scene. While its exact size hasn’t been confirmed, we can use details from the trailer to guess how much bigger this new Godzilla is.

Trying to find great music documentaries can be exhausting, so we at Ebaster have curated a selection for you. These films explore the realities of life in the music industry, from the physical demands of performing to the preservation of classic recordings and even the pressures of fame. If you’re tired of endless scrolling and want to watch something truly worthwhile, here are five essential music biopics to stream now, including a standout return to Netflix featuring a legendary figure.

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Noah Wyle plays Dr. Michael Robinivitch, the emergency department’s steady leader, but the show features a fantastic supporting cast. Several characters are just as captivating as Robby, often stealing the scene.

The Western drama Marshals, created by Taylor Sheridan, is projected to be the most popular broadcast television series of the current season. Recent Nielsen data shows that from September 14, 2025, to March 1, 2026 – which included the show’s premiere – Marshals attracted the largest audience of any broadcast series.

Nina Ruscio, the production designer for The Pitt, revealed that the cat stealing scenes is named Viper and belongs to Caitlin Nunes, a production assistant in the art department. Viper is one of several pets brought in by crew members to brighten up the show’s break room. Ruscio and her team find it amusing that fans are more captivated by Viper than by all the detailed work they did to realistically recreate a hospital emergency room. They’re incredibly meticulous about every detail, and Ruscio isn’t surprised anymore by the things fans notice. She even received an email this morning from Seventh Generation dish soap – they spotted their product on the counter in the break room!

During the show’s first three episodes, a funny moment occurs when Margo’s mom, Shyanne, sings a slightly altered version of “Fools Rush In,” changing the lyrics to “our love is mentallyyyyy.” It’s a fitting mistake, because the show suggests love is often about feelings, not logic, and Margo perfectly represents that. To reinforce this idea, the show’s creator, David E. Kelley, has built a gentle and optimistic world where things don’t always feel realistic, but still relatable. For example, when Margo loses her job, she doesn’t immediately fall into hardship. Following her heart, Margo then makes two key decisions that set the stage for the rest of the series: she lets her estranged father, Jinx, move in with her, even though he’s just finished rehab, and she starts an OnlyFans account.