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Red Rock Waterside is set to air the thrilling final of the American Championships of the Jet Ski World Series on Sunday in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. This year’s World Finals marks the 45th consecutive year of the event with all of the installments having been in Lake Havasu City. This 2026 World Finals will…

Sometimes a television Western is more than a Western, and that was certainly true of “The Wild Wild West.” The adventure series combined the horse opera with science fiction, espionage, and pre-steampunk aesthetics, spanning four seasons on CBS in the late ’60s. Unfortunately, the show was also deemed “one of the most violent programs on television,” per…

Hope you like Naruto, because you’re getting plenty of it before the 2020s are over. At New York Comic-Con, a panel for the franchise unveiled what’s next for the shonen hero on both the page and small screen.

Attendees of the recently concluded New York Comic Con were treated to a new trailer for the upcoming Blade Runner 2099series airing on Prime Video.

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Let’s be honest: There’s a lot of TV out there these days and not everyone has time to watch it all. Some of the best shows are also some of the longest-running shows with hours of content to view, which means they can take up an unacceptable amount of your precious free time.

DC Studios has already canceled nearly half of the projects announced as part of CEO James Gunn’s original Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters slate, back when the company was still under Warner Bros. Discovery. It’s been over three years since James Gunn announced 10 movies and shows from the DCU’s Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters…

GettyCONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA – MAY 24: Daniel Suarez, driver of the #7 Freeway Insurance Chevrolet, drives during the NASCAR Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 24, 2026 in Concord, North Carolina. (Photo by David Jensen/

Spooky season is here, which means I’m making room on my October watch list for witches, ghosts, and characters that make for interesting stories. Netflix has plenty to choose from, whether you want a supernatural mystery with a shade of comedy or a proper horror series that haunts you for days.

There are sci-fi shows out there that cover everything from the strange and alien to playing God. And that’s exactly the premise of a short-lived series that gathered a fan base who enjoyed horror, mystery, and science fiction all in one. The show was made by those that worked on other TV shows with huge followings…