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As nature springs to life, so does the silver screen with a lineup of captivating new stories. Whether you’re an action enthusiast, a drama lover, or someone who enjoys light-hearted comedies, the second half of 2025 promises something for everyone. From adrenaline-pumping adventures to heartwarming tales and laugh-out-loud moments, this season’s films are set to delight every moviegoer. Ready to discover what’s coming to theaters? Here’s a sneak peek at the most anticipated releases of late 2025!

The Japanese drama series, My Family will be added to Disney Plus's back catalogue anytime this year, making it the second TBS drama on the streaming platform after 2021's Tokyo MER.My Family first aired its first episode on TBS on April 10 2022 and is still ongoing with a weekly release till its finale scheduled for a June 12, 2022, release.

Companies like Airbnb and Facebook are offering unique and surprising perks like travel stipends and 'Baby Cash,' according to Glassdoor's new list of the 'Top 20 Employee Benefits and Perks.' Businessinsider listed 20 of the most incredible perks companies are offering right now.

Disney plus has done it again with their new instalment, Cheaper by the Dozen. Written by Jenifer R-G Henry and Kenya Barris, this movie is set to drop to our screens later this month. Cheaper by the Dozen is a remake of Loy & Cliffton Webb’s Cheaper by the Dozen of 1950 and Bonnie Hunt and Steve Martin's of 2003. This latest version incorporates many new multiracial characters, ready to capture our attention entirely.

We are finally getting the best-selling High School Musical: The Musical: The Series (HSMTMTS) again. What makes fans even more anxious is that Disney+ has already revealed they will be returning for a fourth installment.

Noah Baumbach, a 21st-century film industry veteran and Academy Award nominee, follows his successful Netflix feature Marriage Story with his first-ever book adaptation. The famous 1985 postmodern fiction novel White Noise is getting its first film adaptation after decades of the rights passing between companies. The Don Delillo novel was an arresting display of satire and drama mastery, and its complexities have prevented it from reaching the big screen until now.

A new Obi-Wan Kenobi show and a Cassian Andor show premiere on Disney+ in 2022, and a new season of The Mandalorian should be around sometime soon as well. If you need to be refreshed on the Star Wars live-action TV universe, here’s a quick rundown of the first show to enter the new mode of Star Wars storytelling.

While children innocently read these fairy tales, someone is playing with their perceptions. We have taken it upon ourselves to expose these. We have a request, though: please don't consider these analyses in today's perspective, try going back like fifty years.

Dyslexic people have trouble reading and spelling words, which leads to varying degrees of learning problems despite their normal intelligence. That’s why most of the time, it’s noticed first at school. In rare cases, people can even lose their ability to read.Here are 14 famous people who you’ll be surprised to learn had dyslexia. They had problems at school, but this disorder didn’t keep them from succeeding in life!

I don't know if you've ever been to any Disney Parks. They're parks that basically have everything you could ask for; from princesses to different types of magical stuff that you can ride or see. Of course, like most amusement parks, these parks also have their own conspiracy theories. BuzzFeed asked their users to share the scariest story they've heard and here's what we got. You will never look at Mickey the same again!