Warner Bros is going full throttle into anime, rolling out original projects and reimagining its classic icons for the medium. With Batman already slicing through screens in Batman Ninja and Batman Ninja Vs. Yakuza League, the studio’s crossover era has arrived.

HBO Max is stacked this April, with Warner Bros. flexing across every genre—and even tapping films from rival studios—to deliver one of the month’s deepest movie lineups.

Running Point could turn into a family affair: the powers that be have already discussed a perfect role for Kate Hudson’s stepfather Kurt Russell, and the idea bubbled up again at the April 15 season 2 premiere.

The Boys is ending with Season 5—and it’s gunning straight back to where it started. As the showdown with Homelander barrels toward an explosive reckoning, the premiere’s closing beat makes one thing clear: this saga is coming full circle.

Veronica Roth is diving back into Divergent with a two-book companion timeline unveiled at BookCon, a duology that rewrites fate by asking what happens if Tris never transfers.

Bridgerton is courting backlash beyond the Francesca and Michaela gender swap, with season-by-season departures from Julia Quinn’s novels igniting fresh fan frustration.