Movies

According to Food Dive, Coca-Cola is bringing back a classic brand to appeal to both those who remember it fondly and a new generation of drinkers.

Premiering in 2023, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is a new series created by Chris Black and Matt Fraction that expands the Monsterverse to Apple TV. The show begins after the massive fight between Godzilla and the Titans that destroyed San Francisco in the film Godzilla vs. Kong. It follows two siblings as they investigate their father’s past and uncover their family’s link to the mysterious organization, Monarch.

This futuristic sci-fi thriller takes place in a world controlled by powerful media corporations. Glen Powell stars as Ben Richards, a father driven to enter a dangerous game show called The Running Man. He’s hoping to win the $1 billion prize to pay for his daughter’s medical care, but to do so, he must evade both trained killers and everyday people for a full month.

A new trailer for Taylor Swift’s upcoming Disney+ docuseries shows a sweet phone call with her fiancé, Travis Kelce. They jokingly compare Swift’s mom to Kelce’s coach, Andy Reid, and it’s a really cute moment.

Director Jacob Chase announced that filming for the sixth Insidious movie has finished. He shared a photo of the clapperboard on Instagram, expressing his gratitude to the cast and crew for their hard work and dedication. The film is scheduled for release in August.

Let’s say, instead of meeting through work, MacDonald simply became McGinniss’s neighbor. And imagine McGinniss has been stuck trying to write a new book for over two years, struggling to follow up on a previous success. If you picture McGinniss as Claire Danes, you’ll get a good sense of the premise behind Netflix’s new crime thriller, The Beast in Me.

Although the wait is frustrating, this delay actually gives movie fans a chance to discover all kinds of great science fiction films. The genre has something for everyone, from grand space adventures to smaller, thought-provoking thrillers. While Marvel movies have been popular, 2026 promises a variety of exciting films that will keep audiences entertained until the next Avengers movie arrives.

Warning signs about the show’s direction should have appeared from the very beginning, especially when Nick Viall spoke and when Jordan repeatedly used the word “emasculating.” It’s as if everyone watching—especially those familiar with online parenting discussions—could see the main contestant being reduced to a humiliating and unwanted role in another man’s life.

It’s puzzling when a TV show does well initially, gaining popularity on Netflix, but quickly fades from conversation. While there weren’t any major flaws with the show, it just didn’t leave a lasting impression. This often leads Netflix to either cancel it or leave its future uncertain, without announcing a renewal or cancellation. It’s disappointing, because these shows often have real potential and deserve a chance to continue.

It’s tricky to define what makes a comic book a ‘cult classic.’ Some believe it needs to be completely overlooked, not just by popular audiences. Others think it has to last a long time, continuing in some form for years, even if only through short, limited runs. This list attempts to balance both of those ideas.