This week’s What’s New Wednesday is focused on trailers for The Hawk, The East Palace, 72 Hours, and Her Private Hell.
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Film & TVHorror
Juneteenth and Black Southern Gothic Storytelling in Film and TV: Memory, Power, and Legacy
Juneteenth and Black Southern Gothic storytelling share a deep connection through memory, ancestry, folklore, and the stories communities carry forward.
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With two halls to cover over 4 days at Anime Expo 2026, Dorkaholics has you covered when it comes to the booths, exhibitors, demos, and more!
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DC ComicsFilm & TV
‘Superman’ Sequel ‘Man of Tomorrow’ Brings in Matthew Lillard as DC Expands Its New Era
Matthew Lillard joins James Gunn’s “Man of Tomorrow” as DC Studios expands its Superman franchise with David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan.
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Film & TVMarvel Comics
Alan Cumming Teases a ‘Secret Avenger’ Hiding Inside Marvel’s ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Alan Cumming confirms Marvel hid a secret Avenger in “Avengers: Doomsday” scripts, fueling speculation about major MCU returns and surprise characters.
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HBO’s “Harry Potter” series confirmed a major Ginny Weasley recast ahead of Season 2 production while the network moves forward with an early renewal.
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Film & TV
What’s New: Lucky, The East Palace, Heartstopper Forever, The Dink
by Neil Buiby Neil BuiThis week’s What’s New Wednesday is focused on Lucky, The Hawk, The East Palace, and Heartstopper Forever.
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The “Kagurabachi” series officially heads to TV in April 2027 with a new anime adaptation, a teaser trailer, a key visual, and plans for a world premiere event.
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Matt Shakman will direct a new “Planet of the Apes” movie for 20th Century Studios, teaming with writer Josh Friedman for a fresh story set in the iconic sci-fi franchise.
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AnimeConsole
‘Sekiro: No Defeat’ Sets Japan Theatrical Release as New Tagline Teases a Bleaker Journey
“Sekiro: No Defeat” will receive a three-week theatrical release in Japan beginning Sept. 4. Learn more about the anime adaptation, its creative team, and the legacy of “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.”