Liz Young

Seven years after it premiered on Prime Video, "The Boys" has come to a close. After five seasons of fighting between the title squad and the superhero team known as The Seven, where did everyone's story end? Watch the video above to see how every character in "The Boys" got the ending they deserved.

There are plenty of amazing science fiction series coming out in the 21st century. Shows like "Stranger Things" and "Severance" have given fans of the genre intriguing new projects, taking sci-fi in a new direction and showing that you don't need a spaceship, or to even leave Earth, for aliens to find you. Even long-running franchises like "Star Trek" and "Doctor Who" continue to produce new content, which encourages new audiences to dive into their back catalogues and, in turn, find other hit science fiction series from decades before.

While fans of the "Spider-Man" movies are well aware of Peter Parker's love interests Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane (MJ) Watson, the superhero has had other romantic relationships in the comics. Some make sense, some have been a little on the odd side (thanks to the use of spider pheromones), but there is one that continues to divide fans because she just seemed like a poor replacement for MJ. Carlie Cooper, a forensic scientist with the New York City Police Department introduced during the "Brand New Day" arc, met Peter through work and the two dated for a time.

Television is firmly in its hockey romance era. With the popularity of "Heated Rivalry," it makes sense that others would pop up — and "Off Campus" marks the next one for audiences to binge. Based on the book series of the same name by Elle Kennedy, "Off Campus" follows the students of Briar University and the relationships they have with each other before they graduate.

"Obsession" continues to do gangbusters business at the box office, grossing nearly $150 million worldwide against a budget of around $750,000. The film is receiving rave reviews from audiences and critics alike, with a 94% and a 96%, respectively, on Rotten Tomatoes, leaving fans wanting more. There are plenty of

Lightsabers are easily one of the coolest parts of the "Star Wars" franchise. The colorful light swords are unique to each person, allowing for customizations that show who they are as a fighter, and sometimes they are even representative of someone's personality. Made with kyber crystals, lightsabers can help identify someone's allegiance, since the crystal will bleed to red if someone joins the Sith.

There are tons of zombie movies out there. Directors like Sam Raimi and franchises like "28 Days Later" have helped define the genre, showing just how much fun it can be to watch people fight zombies. What's causing them? Are they runners like in "World War Z," or do they move a bit slower like in "Night of the Living Dead?" There are endless directions to go in, as long as something that can be called a zombie (or one of its various synonyms) is present.

The second season of Noah Centineo's Netflix spy series "The Recruit" went down well with critics, so why did the streaming giant cancel it?

Shipping and inventory expenses fell to 7.8% of GDP in 2025, though executives say complexity continues.

High fuel prices and rising truck rates are leading shippers to opt for slower, cheaper intermodal transit.