As May 2025 rolls in, Disney+ is set to deliver a diverse lineup of movies and shows that will appeal to fans of all ages. From highly anticipated new releases to long-running favorites, this month’s slate promises something for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of Star Wars, looking forward to the return of beloved characters, or craving something a little darker, Disney has you covered. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest offerings hitting the platform this month.
When a new game makes this much noise, it’s only natural that fans start asking for more. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, the breakout hit from French indie studio Sandfall Interactive, has already carved out a loyal and passionate following. Now, whispers of downloadable content (DLC) are starting to circulate—thanks to a few intriguing words from someone in the know.
Stepping into the Marvel Cinematic Universe is no small feat—it can feel like being handed the keys to an entire galaxy. For Florence Pugh, her entry into this larger-than-life franchise was made possible by none other than Scarlett Johansson, whose legacy as Black Widow still casts a long, meaningful shadow. As Thunderbolts hits theaters, Pugh is opening up about how deeply she still feels Johansson’s absence.
Every now and then, a film sneaks into theaters and catches fire—not with loud marketing, but with pure cinematic punch. Sinners, the latest collaboration between director Ryan Coogler and actor Michael B. Jordan, is doing just that. With its moody storytelling, gripping performances, and a growing fanbase that now includes Tom Cruise himself, this film has become the one everyone’s talking about.
In a remote corner of southwestern China, tucked near the city of Mianyang, a sprawling facility has drawn intense international attention. What initially looked like a scientific megastructure under construction has turned out to be something far more ambitious, disruptive—and potentially dangerous. The discovery was made not through diplomatic channels or public announcements, but from above—thanks to high-resolution imagery captured by a U.S. satellite.
Most of us think happiness comes from the big stuff—career goals, relationships, weekend getaways. But science now suggests that something as simple as your wake-up time could hold the key to a more joyful life. According to recent findings in chronobiology, aligning your morning routine with the natural rhythms of light might boost both your mood and long-term well-being. And when it comes to this, the Japanese may already be one step ahead.
We all have that one feature on our phones we use daily without really thinking about it. For many iPhone users, it’s the Control Center—a swipe, a tap, and voilà, you’ve toggled Wi-Fi or skipped a song. But with iOS 18, Apple has turned this underrated tool into a fully customizable dashboard, giving us the power to tailor it to our daily habits. If you’ve ever wished for faster access to the things you actually use, now’s your chance to transform your iPhone’s Control Center into a true productivity hub.
In an era where AI integration seems to be moving at lightning speed, Apple is hitting the brakes—at least when it comes to Siri. What was once promised as a sleek, intelligent leap forward now feels more like a quiet shuffle. During a recent earnings call, Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed the elephant in the room: Siri’s long-awaited AI overhaul is, quite simply, taking longer than expected.
We’re living in a golden age of TV nostalgia, where reboots and revivals are popping up like daisies. But while some shows return with the original cast in tow, others are opting for a more creative path. One beloved series from the 2000s is staging a comeback—just don’t expect a shot-for-shot continuation. Instead, we’re heading back to familiar ground… with unfamiliar faces.
After years of trailing behind Taiwan’s TSMC, Intel is making a bold move to reclaim its spot at the cutting edge of chip manufacturing. With its 18A process node ready for action by the end of this year, the company may finally be turning promises into production. But in a market where delays are deadly and innovation never sleeps, will this be enough to reboot Intel’s position?