Wonder Park is the upcoming animated feature from Paramount and Nickelodeon. It tells the story of a magnificent amusement park where the imagination of a wildly creative girl named June comes alive. However the Wonderland she once imagined has begun falling apart since she stopped believing in it.

Horror franchises have a way of coming back from the dead time and time again and this new reboot/sequel of the Leprechaun franchise is yet another reminder of that

The Manga series of the 2000s were defined by action. The shinobi subterfuge of Naruto, the bonkers bankai of Bleach and One Piece’s enduring silliness provided for some fantastic spectacle in the pages of Shonen Jump. The genre is still alive and well, but there’s a new kid on the Shonen block who is giving readers something that they’ve seldom seen: An education. One of the most popular manga series currently out, Dr Stone by Inagaki Riichiro and Boichi is some of the most damn fun you can have with seeing the power of science in a brave new world.

This week’s cinematic magic doesn’t come from the latest Harry Potter universe instalment, to no-one’s real surprise. [divider style=”shadow” top=”30″ bottom=”30″] Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Age Restriction: 13 H V [quotes quotes_style=”bquotes” quotes_pos=”center”] At the end of the first film, the powerful Dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) was captured by MACUSA (Magical Congress of the United States …

The second chapter in the Harry Potter precursor film franchise takes thing to a new level as quirky magizoologist Newt Scamander goes from tracking down magical beasties to needing to hunt and stop the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald and his schemes to overthrow the worlds of both wizards and muggles.

Podcasts are terrific, because the sheer variety out there allows people to listen in on something that they actually give a damn about. There’s a generation of young talent, magnetic personalities and hilarious voices that deserve to be heard. Heck, at the very least, podcasts are great for filling dead air with some life.

The magic of Mary Poppins continues to shine on the movie world in this new sneak peak for Mary Poppins Returns.

One Christmas tradition you won’t see this year? A Doctor Who Christmas episode starring newly regenerated Time Lord Jodie Whittaker getting up to some kind of Yuletide mischief. For the first time since the series returned in 2005, Doctor Who is skipping its annual day in favour of something else: A New Year’s Day special. Or to be more precise: A Who’s Day special.