‘The Pitt’ Season 2 is Fixing TV’s Worst Trends

2026 promises a lot of great TV, both new and returning, but many viewers are especially excited for the second season of The Pitt. We’ll see Dr. Robby (Noah Wyle), Dana Evans (Katherine LaNasa), and the rest of the cast return, and there’s good reason to believe the new season will be just as good as the first. It’s poised to continue addressing some of the biggest frustrations with modern television.

Lies Of P Publisher Is Excited About AI To “Maximize Player Engagement”

So, I was reading an interview with Sean Kim from Neowiz, and he said Korea is really into ChatGPT – like, one of the countries where it’s used the most. He basically said it’s almost impossible to find a game company over there that isn’t using AI in some way, shape, or form. Most of them are playing around with either ChatGPT or Gemini, apparently.

Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel Director Just Told Us What To Expect From New Game’s Opening

Igor Sarzynski, a director on Cyberpunk 2, recently shared his thoughts on the beginning of Cyberpunk 2077 on BlueSky (as noted by FRVR). He questioned whether making the first act of the game (before the heist) longer would improve it, and concluded that it wouldn’t. This implies the upcoming sequel might have a shorter introduction, though fans disagree on whether this is a positive change.

Best of 2025: Supporting Actor

Several other actors delivered noteworthy performances this year, including James Badge Dale in “Violent Ends,” Ethan Hawke in “Black Phone 2,” Paul Mescal in “Hamnet,” William H. Macy in “Train Dreams,” Miles Caton and Delroy Lindo in “Sinners,” Michael Cera in “The Phoenician Scheme,” Chiwetel Ejiofor in “The Life of Chuck,” Andrew Garfield in “After the Hunt,” Stephen Lang in “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” Ralph Fiennes in “28 Years Later,” and Christoph Waltz in “Frankenstein.”