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1. Mike Myers Confirms a Fourth ‘Austin Powers’ Movie

   Plus, Sandra Oh boards Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert's "superhero tentpole" movie.

2. Making ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Live Up to ‘Infinity War’ Was a Trial, Says Robert Downey Jr.

   'We labored long and hard,' Downey Jr. said.

3. The Young Star of ‘Widow’s Bay’ Hopes Evan Faces More Horror in Season 2

   Kingston Rumi Southwick's character took a major turn in the finale, and the actor is excited to see what happens next on Apple TV's breakout hit.

4. Jeff Bezos Called Washington Post His Worst Investment and Staff He Laid Off ‘Terrible’ People

   The Amazon founder complained to Trump over dinner that nobody there listened to him before slashing staff, according to excerpts from a forthcoming book.

5. Anthropic Employees and Industry Experts Allege Trump’s Model Meddling is Targeted and Unreasonable

   Following the federal government's recent ban of the AI company's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, many are calling the move a capricious and unwarranted act of government overreach.

6. Fans Sold at TJMaxx and Marshalls Recalled for Catching Fire

   "Consumers should stop using the Hot + Cool Heating and Cooling Fan immediately and contact Merkury Innovations for a full refund."

7. Using Grok to Bomb Iran and the Twisted Dream of Causing Death Without ‘Killing’

   The Trump administration's haphazard "AI-first"approach to warfare has already killed countless innocents and is setting the stage for a world where no human is ever to blame for the deaths.

8. May Anime Forever Drift Through the Eternal Shadow of ‘Vampire Hunter D’

   The original 'Vampire Hunter D' and its sequel 'Bloodlust' continue to inspire the medium's coolest instincts.

9. RIP ‘The Boroughs,’ Which Netflix Just Canceled After One Season

   The Duffer Brothers produced the star-studded sci-fi show that debuted just over a month ago.

10. Diversity in Streaming Movies Is Shrinking and Trump’s Anti-DEI Crusade Could Make It Worse

    The share of BIPOC leading actors in streaming movies fell to 36% in 2025, down from 51% in 2024.