The Virtual Boy is often remembered as a failure, but its games weren’t all bad, especially considering only 22 titles were ever made for it. Because of the limited selection, getting good replay value from each game was essential. Now that Nintendo has brought Virtual Boy games to the Switch Online service, it’s helpful to know which ones are actually worth playing again – and maybe from a comfortable distance!
Apple TV has announced the premiere of Margo’s Got Money Troubles, with the first three episodes launching on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. Early photos from the show feature Fanning as Margo, who is visibly pregnant, and alongside her mother, Shyanne, played by Pfeiffer.
The upcoming crossover comic from DC and Marvel will be called Superman/Spider-Man #1. This story brings together Spider-Man and Superman and celebrates 50 years of team-ups between Marvel and DC. The two heroes first collaborated in a crossover event back in 1976, marking the beginning of these partnerships.
Fans are continuing to enjoy screenings of the classic film Stand By Me, with events scheduled through 2026. These screenings feature appearances by stars Jerry O’Connell, Wil Wheaton, and Corey Feldman, who come on stage after the movie to share stories and memories. O’Connell recently shared a photo on Instagram from one of these events, dressed as his beloved character, Vern Tessio.
Guillermo del Toro has spoken openly about many of the movies he’s wanted to make, but never done, but one movie that he hasn’t talked about is Man of Steel. In a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, del Toro is asked about the project, and while technically he doesn’t confirm or deny ever being attached, he does explain why he wouldn’t make a Superman movie, saying…
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While many great Westerns from this century eventually find their audience, some exceptional shows still don’t get the attention they deserve. A particularly overlooked example is a fantastic Netflix series from 2017 that truly delivered for Western fans – and exceeded expectations.
On the December 9th episode of Today, Hager happily announced she’s found someone special and will be starting a new chapter in January. She described the person as a well-known and talented broadcaster, but emphasized that what truly matters is how well they embody the spirit of the show.
Honestly, I think this show has finally hit its stride because it’s stopped pretending anyone but Carrington is the main character. I knew from the beginning she was the one to watch, and now the show finally agrees, centering the finale around her story. Before we even get to her career moves, there’s a hilarious scene where Sebastian asks about her love life. He imagines her with a Hugh Grant or Hugh Laurie type, and her response? Gold. She deadpans that “people named Hugh are, 90 percent of the time, swishy queens.” Seriously, that line is brilliant and deserves to be replayed endlessly. Then, she casually drops that her current crush, Chase Munroe, reminds her of her first crush: Jesus Christ. And then… the kicker. She admits, “I used to rub one out to Jesus. Sunday school was my steam room.” That’s when it clicked – that’s why this show went from good to absolutely phenomenal. Five stars, all the way!
Fans can now see their 2025 summaries on Sony’s platforms, joining Spotify, YouTube, and Twitch, which have already released theirs.