Warframe’s newest narrative chapter, The Old Peace, is now available for all platforms

Hey everyone, the new update is live and it’s packed with cool stuff! We’re talking experimental game modes to try out, some awesome new ways to fight, and the graphics look better than ever. But the biggest news for me? You can romance Protoframes now! Seriously, it’s a game changer. If you want the full story, I recently chatted with Warframe’s Community Director, Megan Everett, about ‘The Old Peace’ – you can find that interview here.

Natalie Portman & Jenna Ortega Are A Killer Duo In First Look At New Thriller The Gallerist

The 2026 Sundance Film Festival is scheduled to take place from January 22nd to February 1st, 2026. The film The Gallerist is written by James Pedersen and produced by a team including Portman, Ash Sarohia, Sophie Mas, Jonathan King, Tom McCarthy, and Rae Baron. The movie stars Sterling K. Brown, Zach Galifianakis, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Daniel Brühl, Charli XCX, and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

The #EllaMcCayChallenge Is Overshadowing Ella McCay

James L. Brooks’s new film, releasing December 12th, stars Emma Mackey as Ella McCay, a fictional character who’s already captured the public’s imagination – much like other memorable film protagonists. Based on the trailers, Ella seems like a woman juggling a lot – a chaotic family and a run for governor, to be exact! The movie plays with the idea that piling on more complications – like a quirky aunt (Jamie Lee Curtis) and an unusual brother (Spike Fearn), along with Kumail Nanjiani – will create a richer story. Interestingly, all the promotional posters show Ella putting on her shoe, even though this simple act doesn’t actually happen in the film – she manages to put her shoes on just fine!

While Waiting For Stranger Things Season 5 To Return, Watch This Underrated Sci-Fi That’s Almost Identical

With the new season of Stranger Things not arriving until December, fans will have plenty of free time. While they could spend it with family and enjoying the holidays, many will likely miss the show and be looking for something to fill the void. Luckily, there’s a lesser-known sci-fi movie from 2011 that captures a similar feel to Stranger Things and might just satisfy that craving.