Warner Bros. Animation and New Line Cinema have announced a release date for the highly anticipated Hello Kitty movie. The film is scheduled to hit U.S. theaters on July 21, 2028. First revealed in 2019, updates on the movie’s progress have been infrequent.
Warner Bros. announced on Instagram that a Hello Kitty movie is scheduled to be released on July 21, 2028. The announcement included a short video of Hello Kitty pointing to the Warner Bros. logo, with her signature red bow featured prominently. The post’s caption read, “Hello Hollywood #HelloKittyMovie is coming to theaters July 21, 2028!”
Throughout this season of Love Is Blind, Sparkle Megan frequently discussed her desire to become a mother, even mentioning it early on during conversations in the pods. She connected with Jordan Keltner and quickly met his 5-year-old son while filming. Although they ultimately broke up in the finale, Sparkle initially felt excited about the possibility of being a stepmother. She later admitted in an interview that she hadn’t fully considered the difficulties and sacrifices that come with it, and even questioned if she was ready to be a mom. However, she has since become pregnant. Jordan revealed that Sparkle had been open about her pregnancy, so he wasn’t surprised when she announced it at the reunion. The other women on the show, though, were visibly shocked, with KB jokingly commenting on Sparkle’s changing physique.
In a video posted after the latest episode, Mike White hinted that the next season of The White Lotus might move away from the ocean-related deaths seen in previous seasons. He mentioned wanting to explore different settings, but also joked that there’s always room for more murders at the White Lotus hotels. According to Variety, the production team is currently scouting locations in Paris, including Le Lutetia and the Ritz, and is also considering beach areas in Monaco and Nice. And, someone suggested that Wanda Sykes, who lives in France, would be perfect for a dramatic role and deserves an Emmy!
Creature features are a consistently popular part of the horror genre. Starting with films like Universal’s 1913 release of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the genre has evolved alongside improvements in special effects – from practical makeup and costumes to CGI – but it’s always been driven by creative stories. Recent movies like The Host and A Quiet Place, along with the rise of giant monster films (kaiju) and new installments in franchises like Alien and Predator, continue to innovate. With remakes of classic monster movies like Frankenstein and David Bruckner’s The Blob on the way, there’s still a wealth of exciting creature features to discover.
Kyle and Stan often seem to voice the opinions of the creators of South Park, so Stan’s concerns likely reflect what Matt and Trey are thinking. While this approach might be creatively challenging for them, it’s been very good for the show’s popularity. South Park’s increasingly political storylines have boosted ratings – the season 27 premiere, which focused on Donald Trump, was the most-watched episode in 25 years. The show even satirized Charlie Kirk shortly before his death, which he reportedly appreciated. The first episode after his death primarily focused on sports betting, but also included criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu. That’s three controversial political topics in a row. Perhaps Stan is right to be concerned?
Even with the success of several popular X-Men films in the 2000s and 2010s, X-Men: The Animated Series continued to be considered the best version of the story for many fans. Revisiting the series now shows that this isn’t just because of fond memories. Many episodes still feel fresh and actually capture the spirit of the original comic books even better than the films do.
Let me tell you, not all horror villains are created equal. Some are genuinely terrifying, while others… well, a couple of teens channeling a hyena god felt more silly than scary. But then, in season two, this thing shows up – honestly, it’s the kind of monster that would give even Buffy Summers pause. It’s seriously unsettling, and I mean really scary.
Here are some great Halloween movie recommendations available on Netflix! We’ve picked a nostalgic favorite from the 80s, a scary zombie movie, a Netflix film inspired by classic horror, the original movie that launched a popular horror series, and a sequel to a well-loved Halloween classic.
Janelle Monáe made the costume even more impressive by staying in character – as the mischievous feline god – throughout the entire interview. She greeted everyone with a playful, over-the-top voice, somewhere between Amy Sedaris and Barney, saying, “Hello, children! Hello, grown folk! I love you!” When the interviewer tried to ask about the costume, Monáe playfully insisted she was simply being herself. Even when presented with photos of her dressed as E.T. from the previous year (which she admitted was even more frightening), Monáe, still in character as the cat, explained in a singsong voice that she could only appear on the show if Janelle Monáe allowed her to use her body.