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Wednesday season 3 begins in senior year at Nevermore, and is all about being on the “precipice of adulthood”
Jenna Ortega has said that the third season of Netflix’s Wednesday will begin during the pupils’ final year at Nevermore Academy and will explore their approach to adult life. In an Esquire interview conducted while production was under way in Dublin, Ortega said the new episodes would address more direct feelings about family, adulthood and…
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New ‘X-Men ’97’ Release Officially Fixes One of Season 2’s Biggest Mistakes
Marvel’s new X-Men ’97 Season 2 comic expands on Apocalypse’s history, addressing a perceived weakness in the animated season by providing more background on its main villain. The issue gives additional emotional context to Apocalypse’s killing of Magneto, including flashbacks involving his earlier identity, En Sabah Nur, and a connection with Magnus. The story follows…
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South Korea crisis deepens over sexual favours scandal
South Korea’s Football Association has apologised after reports alleged that its staff used association credit cards to pay for sexual entertainment for visiting foreign referees in the early 2010s. The claims have intensified scrutiny of the KFA, already facing public anger over the national team’s World Cup exit, leadership resignations and questions over its managerial…
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More Lord Of The Rings Game Re-Releases Are Coming
Aspyr Media shadowdropped a new “Legacy Edition” of the 2011 The Lord of the Rings game, War in the North, earlier this week. It won’t be the last The Lord of the Rings re-release from Aspyr, as the company has confirmed “even more classic releases” from The Lord of the Rings series are coming “in…
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Championship angst: why the sense of rejuvenation in EFL is not universal
The Championship season begins amid optimism for some clubs but considerable anxiety for others, particularly those without Premier League parachute payments or deep, top-flight-quality squads. Relegated Wolves and West Ham, alongside promotion hopefuls including Burnley, Middlesbrough and Southampton, make the division especially competitive and raise the prospect of a difficult campaign for smaller or recently…
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Teona Mitevska, Célina Sciamma and More to Launch Female-Empowerment Initiative Sister Sister at Sarajevo Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
Filmmakers Teona Mitevska and Céline Sciamma will launch Sister Sister at the Sarajevo Film Festival, an initiative intended to strengthen women’s roles across the film and television industries. It aims to create a more inclusive, sustainable and assertive audiovisual sector, particularly by encouraging collaboration between women working in different screen professions. The initiative matters because…
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Poll: So, Are You Getting The Zelda Switch 2 Console And Pro Controller?
Mipha-ntastic. Just recently, a pretty seismic leak made its way across the internet, revealing the apparent existence of a new Zelda-themed Switch 2 console and accompanying Pro Controller. Produced to celebrate the series’ 40th anniversary, the hardware boasts a rather lovely custom theme that includes heavy use of the iconic Triforce along with a mix…
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Smaller balls, national anthem test & tough schedule – England gear up for WXV
England’s Red Roses are preparing for the WXV Global Series with changes including smaller match balls and a demanding schedule of Tests against Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. Head coach John Mitchell says the team’s response will depend on coaching, while also using the competition to develop successors to experienced players ahead of…
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Netflix’s 10/10 Sci-Fi Masterpiece Series Officially Returns This Year
Netflix has confirmed that 3 Body Problem will return for a second season in late 2026, although it has not announced an exact date. The science-fiction drama is one of Netflix’s most ambitious series and its renewal followed a well-received first season, which adapted Liu Cixin’s novels despite long-standing concerns that they would be difficult…
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Netflix’s 8-Part Sci-Fi Series Officially Dominated 2026 With 188M Hours Watched
Netflix’s eight-part South Korean sci-fi series *The WONDERfools* has become a major streaming success in 2026, with the article’s headline claiming 188 million hours watched. The show’s popularity matters because it adds to Netflix’s strong run of internationally successful Korean dramas and has received an enthusiastic critical response. Premiering on 15 May 2026, the series…