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Universal Fan Fest Nights has announced its first five immersive experiences, including both brand new adventures and some returning favorites. For 2026, guests can look forward to experiences themed around Scooby-Doo and the Universal Monsters, One Piece, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, and Super Nintendo World. The popular Dungeons & Dragons: Secrets of Waterdeep experience will also be back – and it’s one of the best they’ve ever offered!

The trailer for season two of Ted is incredibly funny. It’s hard to believe that even an angry dad from Massachusetts chasing his teenage son with a talking teddy bear isn’t the most hilarious moment. (The funniest part is definitely the bit with the censored video – and while we generally don’t like censorship, we have to admit it works here.)

Variety was the first to announce that Ser Duncan the Tall, the famous knight from Westeros, and his squire, Egg, will be featured in the RPG puzzle game. Zynga then confirmed this news in their own announcement.

Robert Downey Jr. and Timothée Chalamet joked about both having movies released on December 18th, playfully calling the date ‘Dunesday’ as a combination of ‘Dune’ and ‘Wednesday’. (Source: @timotheenation)

Amazon MGM Studios has begun filming its new Tomb Raider series and released the first official photo of Sophie Turner in the role of Lara Croft. The picture was taken on the show’s production set, and honestly, it’s exciting to finally see it!

The list includes almost everyone who served on the original Enterprise from Star Trek: The Original Series, which is great to see. Spock is identified as “Ambassador Spock,” reflecting his rank in the 2009 Star Trek movie. Several characters have been updated to ranks they earned later in their careers: Pavel Chekov is now listed as Commander, Scotty as Captain (as seen in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Relics”), and Dr. Leonard McCoy as Admiral, based on his appearance in the TNG pilot. Nyota Uhura is also listed as Captain, indicating she achieved that rank after the events of Star Trek VI. The list also includes Dr. Christine Chapel and Commander Janice Rand, even though Rand only appeared in a few episodes.

The story centers around dilithium, a crucial mineral in the world of Star Trek that powers warp drive. In the year 3064, a Kelpien ship called the Khi’eth – crewed by the same species as Saru from Discovery – was exploring a planet rich in dilithium. During their mission, the Khi’eth crashed on Theta Zeta, a planet made entirely of the mineral, located within a nebula. One of the crew members, Doctor Issa, was pregnant and gave birth to a son named Su’Kal. Because of his time in the womb, Su’Kal’s cells adapted to the dilithium, giving him a natural connection to it. Knowing she was dying from radiation exposure, Issa created a holographic program to care for Su’Kal after her death.

And here’s Brad Meltzer’s statement about working on this epic crossover:

Kratos was born a Spartan warrior and possesses the power of a god. He grew up in a society focused on combat and quickly became a skilled commander, leading armies for Sparta. However, he made a dangerous pact with the Greek God of War, Ares, trading his soul for victory. Throughout a hugely popular series of ten games, Kratos defeated countless enemies – humans, monsters, and even gods – becoming a well-known figure in popular culture.