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- 1Jon Watts set to direct Star Wars: Episode X●Good News/Bad News About Jon Watts’ STAR WARS: EPISODE X https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerdist. com/article/what-is-goo
Nerdist reports mixed reactions to the announcement that Jon Watts, director of the recent Spider-Man films, is attached to Star Wars: Episode X. The piece weighs the good and the bad of the choice, with fans debating whether a blockbuster filmmaker known for superhero franchises is the right pick for the next theatrical chapter of the Star Wars saga.
- 2CBS Cancels Three Shows, Renews Others With Shorter Orders▼CBS Cancels 3 TV Shows, Renews Several More with Reduced Episode Orders & 2027 Start Dates
CBS has cancelled three of its television shows while renewing several others, according to a report from Just Jared. The renewals reportedly come with reduced episode orders and delayed start dates pushed into 2027, reflecting tighter budgets and shifting scheduling strategies at the network. Fans are reacting to which series survived the cut and which are ending.
- 3YouTube Launches Episodic Shorts Series Format●YouTube Turns Shorts Into Episodic TV With Shorts Series
YouTube is rolling out Shorts Series, a new format that arranges short-form videos into episodic, TV-style seasons. The feature lets creators package individual Shorts into ordered episodes, encouraging binge-style viewing on mobile. The move positions YouTube's short video product closer to traditional television, competing with TikTok and streaming services for audiences and serialized creator content.