Season 2 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds was the best season of the show so far. Both critics and viewers loved it, especially the funny team-up with Star Trek: Lower Decks directed by Jonathan Frakes, and the show’s first-ever musical episode, “Subspace Rhapsody.”
Dan Robinson first proposed Provable Address-Control Timestamps, known as PACTs, on May 1, 2026.
The Korean thriller All of Us Are Dead was a breath of fresh air in a crowded horror landscape, cleverly revitalizing familiar zombie tropes. Instead of a vast, open setting, the story traps its characters inside a high school as a deadly virus spreads. This creates intense tension and makes it one of the best zombie stories of the last twenty years. The first season received rave reviews, and the upcoming second season promises to be even more impressive.
This is the third development update for Control Resonant. In case you missed it, the game will fully support the latest Nvidia RTX technologies, like RTX Mega Geometry, Ray Reconstruction, and DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi Frame Generation. Control Resonant is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (via Steam and the Epic Games Store) later this year.
This was a significant step for the company. Offering American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation makes content accessible to everyone, and is particularly helpful for deaf children who want to fully enjoy and understand movies like those from Disney.
As a big Star Trek fan, I’m really enjoying Strange New Worlds! It’s a prequel to The Original Series, taking place about five years before Captain Kirk takes command of the Enterprise. What’s great is how it’s setting everything up for the classic show we all know. We finally get to see how Kirk and Spock first met, and it’s awesome to see the early days of characters like Uhura, Nurse Chapel, Scotty, and Doctor M’Benga. It really shows us how these iconic characters became the heroes we grew up with!
As a huge cinema fan, I’m excited about this new Venom movie – Sony’s really doubling down on that awesome, if slightly terrifying, symbiote. But honestly, it’s a bit of a downer for me as a Spider-Man fan. Sony just revealed they’re working on another Venom project, and while it’s cool to see more of that world, it pretty much dashes any hopes I had of seeing Venom cross over into the main Marvel Cinematic Universe with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. It doesn’t seem like that’s going to happen anytime soon, sadly.
Kenneth Branagh, the director of the first Thor film from 2011, recently told Business Insider about potentially rejoining the Marvel Cinematic Universe and explained why he didn’t direct Thor: The Dark World. He said he was “absolutely ready for another film,” but needed time off. Branagh described Marvel shoots and post-production as incredibly demanding, though exciting, and emphasized his need to take a break, which both Kevin Feige and the cast understood.
Nevertheless, the darling isn’t out of the woods; a broader threat looms. According to a recent on-chain evaluation, if Bitcoin experiences another sell-off, it might not establish a local floor until it reaches as low as $43,000.
Ten years after the Netflix revival of Gilmore Girls, A Day in the Life, sparked debate about who Rory’s baby’s father was, Scott Patterson, who played Luke Danes, finally offered a straightforward answer. He discussed it during a recent interview on MIKE on Fox29, putting the question to rest.
