Even though a fourth season of Hannibal never materialized, the show, created by Bryan Fuller, still has a noticeable impact on television. Peacock’s most popular show to date, All Her Fault, which premiered in 2025, is a suspenseful psychological thriller based on the novel of the same name by Andrea Mara.
The world of Folklore was unique, drawing heavily from Irish myths and legends. This helped it stand out among PlayStation 3 games and fantasy role-playing games in general. Even now, it’s considered one of the best games ever made for PlayStation and a key moment for the company.
In an interview with Collider, the Muschiettis confirmed that a second season of IT: Welcome to Derry is moving forward. Barbara Muschietti stated:
Nvidia’s DLSS 5, revealed at GTC 2026, represents a significant leap forward in graphics technology. It uses advanced AI to create incredibly realistic lighting and textures in games – a more substantial improvement than any previous DLSS version. However, while Nvidia celebrated this innovation, some gamers expressed concerns.
The market showed mixed signals this week. It started strong, but then became uncertain, though this didn’t change the overall upward trend that’s been developing.
The streaming service has a hidden gem of sci-fi shows that deserve more attention. Like many series on Netflix, some great shows were cancelled before they could find a large audience. This resulted in several multi-season shows from the 2010s being forgotten, but this particular sci-fi series still attracts new viewers with its fantastic first season.
Like most Disney live-action remakes, this new trailer closely follows the story of the original animated film: Moana must save her island by finding the demigod Maui and restoring the heart of Te Fiti. We see quick shots of Moana’s animal friends, Pua and HeiHei, the greedy crab Tamatoa, and the mischievous coconut pirates, the Kakamora. The trailer doesn’t suggest any major changes to the original Moana story, but it’s almost certain to be a box office success. Let’s hope some of those earnings go towards a good wig for Maui in the likely sequel! Moana arrives in theaters on July 10th.
Ryan Gosling has been playfully talking about a very unusual co-star while promoting his new film: a mop! He shared that, feeling lonely on set while playing a character isolated in space, he jokingly asked for a “scene partner.” The directors, Lord and Miller, surprisingly delivered – they created a mop with duct tape and glasses, affectionately named “Moppy Ringwald.” Gosling described having a wonderful day improvising and interacting with Moppy, and the directors were happy to accommodate his request, even pausing filming to do so. Surprisingly, some of this interaction actually made it into the final cut of the movie.
Throughout the entire hour, from the opening sequence to the “Weekend Update” segment, it’s clear this show is heavily influenced by its American original, creating a strange viewing experience. It feels less like a unique British comedy show and more like a British version imitating Saturday Night Live. It was inevitable that comparisons would be made, and the producers’ attempt to directly copy the format and style of the original in hopes of achieving the same success is understandable. However, this direct imitation raises a question: who is this show actually for? How many dedicated SNL fans or loyal British viewers would choose to watch this version instead of, or alongside, the original American show?
So, after some legal troubles on his trips to Japan and Israel earlier this year, my favorite streamer, Johnny Somali – that’s Ramsey Khalid Ismael, by the way – decided to take his content creation to South Korea. I was really curious to see how that trip would go!