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The Russo brothers revealed they are not currently working on any other future Avengers projects aside from Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.Doomsday, out December 2026, and Secret Wars, scheduled for release in December 2027, are currently in post- and pre-production, respectively, but that’s all Joe and Anthony Russo have on the docket MCU-wise at the moment.The End of An Era for Joe and Anthony Russo and the MCU“When we did Endgame we were like, we’ve completed it. It was our fourth Marvel film, though. We had completed a story arc that we began in the Winter Soldier and for…

2026 might be the year of science fiction. Many big projects, like Project Hail Mary, pulled in huge box-office numbers. Meanwhile, Star Wars has returned to the big screen after seven years with The Mandalorian and Grogu, but has performed below expectations so far. And by the end of the year, Dunesday was predicted to bring more people to the theaters with the release of Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday on December 18. While many new titles are scheduled to come out, streaming platforms have begun updating their libraries to showcase some of the genre’s classics and iconic titles.…

After swinging through Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Tom Holland will step back into his roots for a new biopic set to film next year. After Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey from February to August 2025, Holland went straight into filming his fourth Spider-Man movie from August to December 2025, and will promote both movies leading up to their July 2026 release dates. Back in December 2021, Tom Holland confirmed that he would be playing Fred Astaire in a biopic, though progress has been quite slow over the years. Now, a new profile by GQ confirms that, later in 2026, Holland will…

A T&M Cannes Film Festival Special #2 On Truth & Movies this week, Hannah Strong reports live from the Cannes film festival with Rafa Sales Ross and Mark Asch, discussing Minotaur, La Bola Negra, Na Hong-jin’s Hope and more… On Truth & Movies this week, Hannah Strong reports live from the Cannes film festival with Rafa Sales Ross and Mark Asch, discussing Minotaur, La Bola Negra, Na Hong-jin’s Hope and more… Club LWLies Little White Lies is committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Join the club and support our independent journalism to unlock a host of…

A.N.J.A. is a Belfast-based horror garage punk force fronted by Anja Romer, delivering raw, anthemic chaos with electrifying stage presence. Blending punk grit, grunge distortion, gothic undertones, and heavy garage riffs, the band draw influence from Queens of the Stone Age, The Kills, Misfits, and PJ Harvey — crafting a sound that feels both feral and hook-driven.Since launching, A.N.J.A. have built a reputation for explosive live shows, headlining Sunflower Cottage Festival and selling out a performance at Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival. Their single “Monoxide” landed on BBC Three’s Wreck 2, marking a major step in their rising alternative profile. With their…

The rumors were true: Taylor Swift has recorded a new original song for Toy Story 5.Titled “I Knew It, I Knew You,” Swift’s song written for the upcoming fifth installment in Pixar’s Toy Story franchise comes out this Friday (June 5), two weeks ahead of the film’s June 19 release.In a statement, Disney teased the song as a return to the country music genre for Swift, who in recent years has become one of the biggest pop stars on the planet after debuting as a teenage country singer-songwriter back in 2006.“Inspired by the rootin’ tootin’ cowgirl Jessie’s ongoing journey in…

It’s been two years since viewers last visited Tal’Dorei to follow The Legend of Vox Machina, the first animated adaptation from the hugely popular Critical Role YouTube channel. In that time, its sister show, The Mighty Nein, debuted to an equally rapturous reception. Now, the original team of misfits returns for what will be their penultimate season. For the uninitiated, the series is based on Critical Role’s first Dungeons & Dragons campaign, following the basic path of that journey with some alterations to keep things interesting. The main players from that show voice their characters, with Dungeon Master Matthew Mercer…

It’s a good time to be a fan of The Lord of the Rings. With multiple new movies on the horizon, a show on Amazon, and a new open-world RPG announced so far, returning to Middle-earth has never felt easier. Now, LOTR fans have the perfect reason to revisit the War of the Ring with a special focus on Saruman’s role and everything that led up to the treason of Isengard. Available to pre-order from Free League Publishing, Trials of Saruman is a new supplement to The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying. This is compatible with D&D 5e rules, but…

Western horror cinema tends to come in waves: 80s slashers, 90s meta-comedies, 2000s torture porn, 2010s found footage, and most recently an explosion of arty, theme-heavy ​“elevated horror” entries. In 2026, a few new visions from emerging filmmakers (who coincidentally all got their start on YouTube) are giving us glimpses at what the next big movement may be, from Mark Fishbach’s surreal, slow cinema-adjacent Iron Lung to Curry Barker’s brutal black comedy Obsession. The one major Gen Z theme yet to make an appearance was ​“liminal horror” – the unsettling vibe one gets from off-kilter empty spaces. To fill that void arrives Kane Parsons’ Backrooms,…

A Love Story Shaped by Loss and History: A coming-of-age romance about youth, connection, and fleeting momentsSometimes the people who change our lives stay with us forever, even when they cannot stay with us for long.I’ll Be Gone in June follows Franny, a German teenager who travels to New Mexico in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. Far from home, she encounters military families, eccentric locals, cultural differences, and ultimately a life-changing romance with Elliott. As their relationship deepens, both are forced to confront the reality that their time together may be limited. Written and directed by Katharina Rivilis, the…