After more than a decade away from the big screen, the iconic parody franchise is making a comeback. The original “core four” stars are reuniting for a brand-new Scary Movie: Anna Faris (Cindy Campbell), Regina Hall (Brenda Meeks), Marlon Wayans (Shorty Meeks), and Shawn Wayans (Ray Wilkins). But in a world of superheroes and multiverse universes, can Scary Movie (2026) do more than revive itself and bring spoof comedies back from the dead?

Why does Satoru Gojo remain Jujutsu Kaisen’s most popular character? From his immense power and iconic design to his charisma and emotional depth, here’s what makes Gojo a fan favorite.

Still swooning over Xie Zheng? From the wuxia intrigue of My Journey to You to the healing romance of The Best Thing, these 7 dramas (5 aired + 2 upcoming) prove Zhang Linghe is the undisputed king of costume epics and modern romance alike.

Directors like Peter Weir and Steven Soderbergh proved to be remarkably ahead of their time, predicting phenomena such as lockdowns, quarantines, reality television, and even aspects of today's social media culture. What once seemed like fiction has, in many ways, become reality. Films like Minority Report and Network remain relevant today, due to their ahead-of-the-time thinking.

In an era obsessed with chasing and replicating trends, many celebrity brides are embracing the rediscovery of vintage fashion on their big day. From Grace Kelly's iconic elegance to Bianca Jagger's rebellious bridal glamour, vintage brides are dominating the search histories and inspiration boards of modern celebrity brides today.

From trailblazing activists to artists who defied societal expectations, these LGBTQ+ biopics bring powerful true stories to life. Celebrating queer identities while exploring the challenges, triumphs, and realities faced by LGBTQ+ communities, these films give both inspiration and insight. This Pride Month, skip the fiction and discover the real stories that helped shape history.

The $82 million success of Backrooms, directed by 20-year-old YouTuber Kane Parsons, highlights a growing shift in Hollywood. Rather than relying solely on traditional sources such as books and comic books, studios are increasingly turning to internet culture for inspiration. From creepypastas and gaming lore to viral X threads and social media trends, the web has become Hollywood’s newest source of movie inspo.

From Jiraiya to Koro-sensei, discover five iconic anime mentors whose wisdom, guidance, and life lessons would make them incredible teachers in real life.

Anime villains are often remembered long after a series ends because of their complex motivations, tragic backstories, and

From sunglasses and volleyballs to cowboy toys and spinning tops, some films played a major role in transforming ordinary items into instantly recognisable cultural symbols. These objects continue to influence fashion, spark trends, and remain must-have items for fans and style enthusiasts alike.