Minority Mindset

DC.com recently shared a new interview with director James McTeigue, where he reflects on the film V for Vendetta twenty years after it first hit theaters.

The inhibitor was initially hinted at in a scene after the credits of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and its meaning was later revealed in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. This revelation significantly raises the stakes for She-Hulk, making it more than just a lighthearted comedy and giving viewers a reason to pay attention.

The Prime Video series Cross has been renewed for a third season, and this time it has an edge over the previous seasons. The show is based on the internationally popular Cross book series by James Patterson, which has been translated into many languages. As of early 2026, there are 35 books in the main series, with a new book usually published each year.

Season 4 of Invincible is already a success on Prime Video, launching with a popular three-episode premiere. This season follows Mark Grayson as he deals with the fallout from the massive Invincible War. He’s also navigating his complicated relationship with his father, Nolan, growing closer to Eve, and facing the continuing danger posed by the Viltrum Empire.

Tubi offers a surprisingly strong collection of movies, particularly when it comes to action films. You’ll find both celebrated classics and newer, fast-paced thrillers. If you enjoyed movies like Without Remorse, Tubi has many similar options. With Michael B. Jordan becoming a major action star, Tubi provides plenty of exciting films to keep his fans entertained until his next big release.

Joel Kim Booster first appeared as Dr. Kevin Park in the two-episode premiere of the Scrubs revival. The show quickly set up Dr. Park as a rival to JD (Zach Braff), as he was poised to become the new chief of medicine at Sacred Heart – a position JD unexpectedly took. After appearing in just the first two episodes, including “My 2nd First Day,” Dr. Park returns in “My Angel” with a surprising and significant reveal.

Following recent allegations of domestic violence against him and the release of a video showing a 2023 assault, ABC has cancelled Paul’s season of The Bachelorette. A Disney Entertainment spokesperson stated the decision was made after the new video surfaced and that their priority is supporting the family involved. Instead of launching the new season, the Bachelor franchise is facing significant internal disruption.

Paul gained attention on TikTok in 2022 when she shared that she and her former husband had explored open relationships with other couples in their Mormon community. This led to the Hulu reality show The Secret Life of Mormon Wives, which began in 2024 and showed the reactions within her online community. The show’s first episode also detailed Paul’s 2023 arrest for assault and domestic violence in front of a child involving her then-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, causing production to halt for nearly a year before restarting. Paul later pleaded guilty to aggravated assault as part of a legal agreement. She and Mortensen had a child together in March 2024, but their turbulent relationship ended later that year in December.