Before the new season of SVU premieres in January, Ice-T addressed concerns about his reduced screen time, clarifying it wasn’t related to Kelli Giddish’s return. In a post on Threads, he explained that the decision came from network executives and wasn’t Kelli’s doing, stating, “That’s my girl…” He added that he fully supports the decision and is doing well, thanking fans for their concern. (@NBCSVU_fans)
The team behind popular retro beat ’em ups like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is back with a new game, Marvel Cosmic Invasion. Developer Tribute Games clearly knows the genre, and they’re partnering with publisher Dotemu, who previously worked on hits like Streets of Rage 4 and Absolum. This collaboration makes them the perfect pair to bring this game to life.
A preview of DC Comics’ Absolute Green Lantern #9 (from Al Ewing, Sid Kotian, Pressy, and Lucas Gattoni) reveals Doctor Steve Dayton hard at work on his new invention, the Mento Device. This technology allows him to connect with a unique and powerful consciousness. However, his assistant, Terry, isn’t who he seems – he’s actually Nemesis, a virtually undetectable assassin who can strike without warning, even when in plain sight.
John Krasinski’s consistent involvement as director, writer, and actor has been key to creating a unified feel and consistent rules for the monsters in the A Quiet Place films. Each movie reveals more about these sound-sensitive creatures. Understanding the full story requires looking at the franchise as a whole. Here’s a breakdown of everything we know about the creatures from A Quiet Place.
Warner Bros. is considering moving up the release date of Dune: Part Three, currently scheduled for December 18, 2026. Sources say the change is to avoid a box office conflict with the new Avengers movie. While a delay into 2027 is possible, it’s considered unlikely because director Denis Villeneuve needs to begin work on a James Bond film. This is just the first of several adjustments Warner Bros. is planning for its 2026 movie schedule.
Photos circulating on X show Jim Hopper (David Harbour) and Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard) from Stranger Things having a serious conversation in town.
People magazine has shared new photos from “Ready or Not 2: Here I Come,” giving fans a first look at the returning character of Weaving and the new addition of Kathryn Newton as Grace’s sister, Faith. The images show the two in several intense and action-packed scenes, including hiding in an office and running through a field while trying to evade pursuit.
On The Rich Eisen Show, Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan discussed the show’s lasting impact and playfully imagined where the characters are now. While fans have shared many theories, it’s particularly interesting to hear the creator’s own thoughts. Gilligan started with Bob Odenkirk’s character, Saul Goodman. Although Better Call Saul ended with Jimmy McGill in prison, Gilligan joked that he’d likely be a free man today, saying he imagines Donald Trump would have pardoned him, adding, “That kinda tracks, doesn’t it?”
When choosing the best film performances of the year, I decided to highlight only one actor per movie. Even with that rule, I still couldn’t find space for anyone from Sentimental Value, despite being completely captivated by the entire cast – Stellan Skarsgård, Renate Reinsve, Elle Fanning, and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas. I also didn’t include Emma Stone or Jesse Plemons, who delivered incredible performances in a tense and gripping Bugonia. And despite their strong work, George Clooney, Adam Sandler, and Billy Crudup – as the complex and troubled friends of Jay Kelly – were left off the list, hoping for recognition from the Academy instead.
Despite our complaints about lackluster film festivals and disappointing awards seasons, it turns out there were actually a lot of excellent movies released this year. I could easily create a top-twenty – or even top-thirty – list, and I will be sharing a longer one on social media. I was particularly pleased to see a return to beautifully crafted storytelling and directors willing to take risks. Most importantly, these films were genuinely enjoyable, even the ones dealing with difficult and heartbreaking topics like loss and political turmoil. That’s the power of good storytelling – it allows us to process difficult emotions.