Remember how, in childhood, summer seemed like a lifetime? Three months filled with new discoveries, the scents of grandma's garden, and endless games in the yard. Every day was unique, new, and unlike the previous one. And now? In adulthood, it feels like we've been caught in an accelerating loop of time: “I blinked, and spring passed; I blinked, and autumn passed”. Why does this happen?

Rumors are активно spreading online that director Denis Villeneuve, who recently completed the Dune trilogy, is set to direct the first James Bond film as part of a full reboot of the franchise under Amazon’s leadership. The Broccoli family has reportedly sold the franchise to the studio, which signals a major shift — granting Amazon enormous creative freedom and the ability to take the Agent 007 series in any direction they choose.

Star Wars continues to grow bigger and more detailed with each passing year — much like the universe itself. Disney+ has recently released a trailer for the animated series Maul: Shadow Lord, which follows the dangerous adventures of the main characters and their confrontation with none other than Darth Maul, who is also being hunted by the Empire at the same time.

It seems like a cliche, but I decided to title the article this way. I'm writing it at the beginning of 2026, because usually on the very first days of the year we dream of something new, wish for more than we managed to achieve last year, and hope that the new year will be happier and more successful.

A trailer for a new film set to be released this year has recently appeared online. Tuner tells the story of a young pianist and piano tuner and follows his work alongside his mentor Harry, played by the legendary Dustin Hoffman.

The 2000s will long be remembered in the film industry as a decade of experimentation, risk-taking, and creative freedom — a time when some films released back then now feel like projects that would never be made today, for ethical, commercial, or cultural reasons.

Why is apologizing painful? When we feel guilt, we often believe it’s the voice of our conscience. However, modern science asserts that guilt is not a moral compass but a signal of physical trauma.

Surprisingly, it all began at the Golden Globe Awards earlier this year. Julia Roberts won the award for Best Actress for After the Hunt, and shortly after, the audience erupted into thunderous applause, celebrating the legendary actress and her victory.

According to modern psychological research, the millennia-old leader among human fears — thanatophobia (fear of death) — has unexpectedly given way. Now, reigning on the pedestal is a new, more insidious, and ubiquitous horror: the fear of losing meaning. This is not the fear that life will come to an end, but the fear that it never mattered. How does this global shift in priorities affect each of us?

Marvel continues to release teasers for the upcoming blockbuster, the fifth Avengers film titled Doomsday. So far, three teasers have already appeared online — focusing on Steve Rogers, Thor, and the X-Men. However, very recently, the studio released another teaser that had been widely rumored.