In the fifth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, Jake Sisko had a key part to play. He spoke to Series Acclimation Mil (Kerrice Brooks) about his father, Captain Sisko, both as a person and as the revered Emissary of the Bajoran Prophets. Speaking on behalf of his father, Jake reassured SAM that she was capable and worthy of fulfilling her own destiny as the Emissary to the Kasqians.
The event was a major showcase for new games and movies. From initial online announcements to unexpected reveals within games themselves, it gave a first look at highly anticipated titles. Streaming services, popular game series, and animation studios all used the event to share short previews and full trailers, launching the marketing for their biggest 2026 releases.
There’s been some confusion about whether Chris Pratt will be back for Avengers: Doomsday. It’s currently unclear if he’ll return as Star-Lord in the new Marvel movie. However, Pratt has a lot of other interesting projects coming up, including one role that will feel similar to his work in a previous action thriller on Prime Video.
Matthew Modine, the actor who played Dr. Martin Brenner in Stranger Things, wasn’t happy with how the show ended. When a fan asked him on Instagram if he liked the finale, he simply said, “Nope.” He then added that he hopes there’s a ninth episode, suggesting he felt the eighth episode, “The Rightside Up,” didn’t quite deliver a satisfying conclusion for fans.
James learns that dog racing isn’t doing well financially and needs a boost. Meanwhile, Siegfried is strangely preoccupied with having Jimmy identify animal feces by smell – or at least, that’s what it seems like. Jimmy is enjoying himself, though! James then mentions a job offer from a local dog track needing a veterinarian. Siegfried, remembering poor conditions at a horse track he visited, quickly dismisses the idea. James believes this dog track will be much better managed, and heads off to Hensfield to check it out.
The new trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie shows Yoshi fighting and using his signature ability to eat enemies – we even see him swallow Kamek! This happens during a battle with Bowser Jr., who declares that a major fight is about to begin.
In an interview with Automaton Media, Kaiju No. 8 The Game director Shinya Fujita shared his thoughts on the game’s launch, saying he was pleased with the strong start. He acknowledged that releasing the game alongside the anime was difficult, but thanks to teamwork, it was well-received.
The new trailer for Disclosure Day expertly builds excitement for Steven Spielberg’s return to science fiction – it’s his first alien-themed movie in almost 20 years. He previously captivated audiences with classics like E.T. and War of the Worlds, and this project brings him back to that familiar territory. Though details about the story are limited, the trailer’s core question is intriguing: “If we discovered we weren’t alone, and someone proved it, would we be scared?” This summer, the film promises to reveal the truth to the entire world.
Not much is known about this new film, and the short trailer doesn’t reveal much either. It appears to be a 1970s-set crime story, with scenes of drinking, swearing, and smoking. We see Booth seemingly starting a business venture with Elizabeth Debicki, who plays a powerful figure. The supporting cast includes Scott Caan, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Carla Gugino, and Holt McCallany. In a brief exchange, a gangster challenges Booth, who responds with a playful quip. Currently, there’s no release date or rating information available, but the amount of violence and strong language suggests it will likely be rated R.
The ’90s offered a fantastic range of movies, from critically acclaimed dramas to fun films for the whole family. While not every movie was a masterpiece, certain films truly shone. They weren’t just well-written or visually stunning; they took risks and made bold choices that deeply resonated with audiences, earning them a lasting legacy that continues today.