Four years after Netflix ordered it, The Watcher is shooting a second season. Production starts this fall in New York, with Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale back as Nora and Dean Brannock, Margo Martindale returning as neighbor Maureen and Isabel Gravitt as the Brannocks’ daughter Ellie. Deadline reported the production start on Friday. The first
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In this episode, SpaceNews’ Mike Gruss speaks with Ken Stoler, the space business development lead for Arrow. They discuss how spacecraft designers and operators have changed their attitudes toward risk, how the move toward massive megaconstellations has started to impact purchasing behavior in the space supply chain and the challenges and constraints of adding more
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the third and final entry in Square Enix‘s remake trilogy, will be available on disc when it launches on April 8, but the physical version comes with a massive caveat: unlike the two-disc Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Revelation will be a single disc and will only contain the opening parts of
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Captain Jonathan Archer occupies a unique place in Star Trek history, standing at the very beginning of the era that would eventually produce the United Federation of Planets. Introduced in Star Trek: Enterprise, Archer commanded the NX-01 during humanity’s earliest years of deep-space exploration, helping establish relationships with species that would become central to the
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October is bursting with 2026 anticipated releases. Because it’s hard to keep track of the many notable new books out this month, I combed through some prominent lists to make sure you know which books are the talk of the town. If you want to browse the full lists, here are the ones I consulted
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By Howard Bloom Tuesday, the president of the United States met with an extraordinary group of CEOs. Including some who had been warning of potential apocalypse and begging for government help.  Alas, the president declined to step in and told these worried founders of a new industry to sort it out themselves. But why would
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Fontaines D.C. are bringing Dopamine Chamber to North America next year. After a pair of coastal shows in recent weeks, the unstoppable Irish five-piece has lined up an itinerary at arenas and amphitheaters across the continent, adding to their already extensive 2027 world tour plans. The spring leg features support from Westside Cowboy, while Iceage
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Nerial, the developer of the Reigns series and other games, has announced plans to shut down. This marks the end of a 13-year run. The London-based studio posted a lengthy message on social media announcing it was entering “hibernation mode” after discussing plans to end active development with its publishing partners at Devolver Digital.  “It’s
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Phil Collins has seemingly reignited his long-running feud with Paul McCartney – suggesting that the Beatles legend was behind him being taken out of a documentary. The spat between the two dates back over 20 years ago, when the singer, drummer and Genesis member was allegedly on the receiving end of a belittling comment from
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George A. Romero’s final zombie story has made it through production. Deadline reports that Twilight of the Dead wrapped filming in Kentucky in September, with Kate Beckinsale (Underworld, Vacancy) leading the cast alongside Betty Gabriel (Get Out, Upgrade), newcomer Abigail London, and John D. Hickman (Becky). Romero conceived this final chapter before his death, and
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Backrooms has grown from an unsettling piece of internet folklore into one of modern horror’s most unlikely success stories. The concept originated with an anonymous 2019 post depicting an eerie, yellow-tinted space seemingly disconnected from reality, before filmmaker Kane Parsons dramatically expanded its mythology with his viral Backrooms found-footage series on YouTube. Parsons ultimately brought
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