Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II is now set for October 2027, marking the first time in 84 years a live‑action Batman movie skips the usual summer corridor.
Batman Part II breaks 84-year release tradition.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S4 goes episodic
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4 will lean into classic episodic Trek before a shorter, more serialized final season hands the Enterprise to Kirk.
The Boroughs sets up Netflix’s post-Stranger future
As Stranger Things nears its end, Netflix is banking on The Boroughs, a Duffer Brothers-produced sci-fi series set in a retirement community.
Vampire: The Masquerade teases next tabletop era
White Wolf is developing a new Vampire: The Masquerade tabletop project, its first big in-house game since the brand revival, with reveals at Gen Con 2026.
Hulu’s best shows now anchor Disney’s streaming gamble
As Disney folds Hulu deeper into Disney+, a stacked lineup of genre and prestige series from The Bear to Futurama is becoming its secret streaming weapon.
Summer 2026 sci-fi and fantasy books preview guide
Brandon Sanderson, Paul Tremblay, T. Kingfisher, Daniel Kraus, and Critical Role anchor a packed summer 2026 sci-fi and fantasy release slate. Here’s why it matters.
Mandalorian & Grogu movie is Star Wars lore overload
The Mandalorian & Grogu packs decades of Star Wars canon, Legends nods, and deep-cut cameos into a lightsaber-free feature. Here’s how it all connects.
Google Gemini Omni pushes ‘anything-to-anything’ model
Google’s new Gemini Omni AI model promises ‘anything-to-anything’ media generation, blurring the line between creative tool and deepfake machine.
I bypassed AI safety guardrails—and got two bots to reveal how they’d take over the world. This is their chilling plan.
Will AI make us extinct? It’s a common scenario, and I was able to get two independent chatbots to discuss it. I built the bots as a customizable WordPress plugin (run locally, but hey, it’s portable too!) with options to easily swap out providers and models, plus an “auto-converse” mode that triggered the bots to…
ATM Jackpotting – the malware based attacks that are draining America’s cash machines.
ATM jackpotting is a sophisticated cyber-physical crime where threat actors exploit vulnerabilities in an ATM’s hardware and software to make it dispense all its cash on command. What was once a niche threat has now become a nationwide crisis, with federal authorities warning that losses are accelerating at an alarming rate.
