It’s been a busy year for Travis Scott, with appearances at WrestleMania 41 and a Netflix documentary about the Astroworld tragedy. So, it’s understandable he’d want to relax and enjoy a John Mayer concert – and he definitely got into it! Check out this video:
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Paramount+ has renewed Star Trek: Strange New Worlds for a fifth season, although it will be shorter than previous seasons. This announcement came when season 3 began airing in June. Season 4 finished filming in the summer of 2025 and is expected to launch on Paramount+ in 2026, with season 5 likely to arrive in 2027.
A new approach to cybersecurity flips the script, proactively identifying vulnerabilities by exploring potential future scenarios rather than reacting to present-day attacks.
We gave Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 a score of 7 out of 10. It’s a fun game with a variety of events, each offering something different, and it has controls that are easy for anyone to pick up and play.
It’s natural to see Harry Potter differently as we get older. When we first read the books as children, many of the subtler stories and deeper meanings went over our heads – either because they were implied or the themes were too complex for us to fully understand. Now, as adults who grew up with the series, we can appreciate the books’ complexity and depth on a reread.
Check out our recommendations for the best movies and TV shows arriving on Peacock in December 2025. You’ll also find a full list of everything new coming to the platform, and when you can start watching it.
A renowned artist has joined the excitement surrounding the anime Frieren. Tsukasa Kotobuki, known as @t_kotobuki on X (formerly Twitter), recently shared his own artwork inspired by the popular series, just before the second season premieres in January.
Researchers have developed an innovative system to automatically parse and understand complex Environmental, Social, and Governance reports, unlocking valuable insights for financial analysis.
It often feels like studios split stories into two movies simply to make more money, rather than to improve the film itself. While I surprisingly enjoyed the first part of Wicked and thought it stood well on its own, the second part doesn’t quite live up to the same standard.