Pop Culture Headlines — Elder Scrolls VI Title Revealed

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Percy Jackson Season 3 Trailer

Disney+ has released a new trailer for season 3 of Percy Jackson & the Olympians, which follows the events of Book 3: The Titan’s Curse. The trailer introduces more characters who get involved in the fight between the gods and the titans, including Dafne Keen as Artemis and Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite. Percy Jackson season 3 begins streaming on Disney+ on November 20.

The Elder Scrolls VI Title Reveal

During a 40th anniversary video, franchise director Todd Howard revealed the official subtitle and logo for the upcoming 6th installment of The Elder Scrolls. The game will be titled The Elder Scrolls: Sentinel and is meant as a follow-up to 2011’s Skyrim. No specific plot details are known, but Sentinel is the name of a city within the Hammerfell province on Tamriel, the continent where the games are set. Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls: Sentinel has no release date at this time.

Blumhouse Atomic Production Company Merger

Jason Blum and James Wan have announced a new name for their merged production companies Blumhouse and Atomic Monster. Their umbrella title is now Blumhouse Atomic, although the companies will continue to operate under their distinct labels as well. Blumhouse Atomic was first merged in 2024 and have been responsible for countless horror hits, including Obsession and Backrooms. Some of their 2027 films will include River, The Exorcist: Martyrs, Anything But Ghosts, and more.

New Netflix Movie by Guy Ritchie

Netflix has announced a new film by Guy Ritchie, entitled Dogfight. Production on the film is set to begin in 2027, reuniting Ritchie with actor Jason Statham, who is set to star, marking the seventh collaboration between the two creatives. Details on Dogfight are scarce, but Netflix has described it as a revenge action film set in London’s criminal underworld.

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