Amazon MGM Studios released a final trailer for the upcoming space odyssey "Project Hail Mary," based on Andy Weir's 2021 novel, while Netflix unveiled its 2026 Southeast Asian content slate, featuring stars like Kathryn Bernardo and Nadech Kugimiya, according to reports from multiple news outlets. The trailer's release coincided with the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics, offering a different form of entertainment for those not interested in sports, as reported by Ars Technica.
The film "Project Hail Mary" is about an amnesiac biologist-turned-schoolteacher in space. Drew Goddard, who wrote the adapted screenplay for "The Martian," was brought on to write the screenplay for "Project Hail Mary." The studio tapped Phil Lord and Christopher Miller to direct the film, according to Ars Technica.
Meanwhile, Netflix's 2026 Southeast Asian content slate includes original films and series across three territories, featuring prominent actors from the region. Kathryn Bernardo and Anne Curtis from the Philippines, and Thai superstar Nadech Kugimiya are among the stars, as reported by Variety.
The Super Bowl, held at Levi's Stadium in Silicon Valley, was a focal point for various cultural and political discussions. The event took place near the headquarters of Nvidia and AMD, whose chips are powering the AI arms race, as noted by Wired. The game also saw increased sports trading activity on platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket.
In other news, NPR reported on the growing industry of personal growth retreats and curricula designed to help people navigate midlife transitions. The Modern Elder Academy, run by Chip Conley, offers courses for those seeking transformation, prompting individuals to contemplate, "Who am I now? Or who do I want to become?"
Additionally, Vox reported on US Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), a rising political figure, and her approach to politics. Crockett has gained national recognition for her sharp attacks and aims to connect with voters, according to the report.
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