Jason Statham to play himself in $80m meta action-comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike

Announced in February 2026 at the Berlin European Film Market, this project has quickly gained a lot of attention from international film buyers. The film is directed by David Leitch, known for movies like Deadpool 2 and Bullet Train, and it marks another collaboration between Leitch and Jason Statham, following their previous work together on Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw.

Star Trek Online: Corruption expansion launches alongside 16th Anniversary event on February 17

The latest update to Star Trek Online will feature a new story mission, bringing back characters from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Nicole de Boer returns as Ezri Dax, now a Captain in Starfleet, and will work with players to face a growing danger from the Chimerans – a new alien species introduced in the last story arc. Players can also team up with up to four friends in a new cooperative mission to defend the Federation’s MIDAS Array from a Chimeran attack. Plus, the popular Omega Molecule Stabilization minigame is back, offering players a chance to win prizes and materials to improve their equipment.

10 DC Heroes Who Inspire Hope For Their Readers

Heroes like Barry Allen, Mary Marvel, and Superman stand out as symbols of hope. They’ve faced incredible hardships, but instead of letting it break them, they use those experiences to strengthen their commitment to fighting for a better world. While their superpowers help them survive battles, it’s their unwavering hope that truly motivates them.

Avengers: Doomsday Proves a Problematic Trend for American Blockbusters

The movie industry and cinemas have faced significant challenges in recent years. After a period of strong growth before the COVID-19 pandemic, things haven’t recovered. While high ticket and concession prices are part of the issue, a major problem is that film studios haven’t adjusted well to the changing landscape. Production and marketing costs have increased dramatically, with films like Avengers: Doomsday being prime examples of this issue.

Twitch fires back at Kick after 70/30 split drama

So, there’s been some drama on Twitch lately. A couple of streamers, Kalei and StableRonaldo, said Twitch suddenly changed their sub split to 70/30, taking a bigger cut. Twitch is saying that’s not true – they claim existing contracts are still valid and the issue was just a glitch caused by them switching over to a new payment system. It sounds like a bit of a mess, and a lot of people were confused about what was going on.