You can find a full list of movies that will be releasing in 2026 on FirstShowing.net, but here are the "big" ones for June-July:

1. Toy Story 5 (June 19), where Woody and Buzz face competition from new electronic toys. 


2. Supergirl (June 26)


3. Moana (July 10), the live-action adaptation


4. Minions & Monsters (July 1)


5. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey (July 17), starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland. 


6. Spider-Man: Brand New Day (July 31)


7. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (November 20)


8. Avengers: Doomsday (December 18)


9. Dune: Part 3 (December 18)

On daily basis we use AI to assist with certain tasks, i.e complete a letter, generate a list, get some ideas.

But internet has been using it for the last 3 years (since 2023) to generate media - images, blog posts, songs.

Organizations and governments are looking for best way to tell the difference between created and generated content.

Even after generated content is reviewed and tailored to it's purpose, it can make a big impact if misidentified.

Previously your attention was consumed by thinking about the fact, but now it's more "how much of it is true" or "is this AI?".

Anything to do with the internet has AI involved in one way or another. By now, most of the internet that has anything longer than few phrases resorts to generating, and correcting content like a professional linguist. 

And it's more difficult to tell what preserves the meaning of information shared, when you can prompt to "sound more casual".

What can we do to have a barrior that defines genuine from slop?

Score 2:2, but Japan is there to not just win games,

Their culture wins hearts. They bring their own rubbish bags and clean not just after themselves, but the opposing team as well.
It's their way of being respectful where clean environment benefits everyone.
They're pretty much "caught" cleaning up, because they're not recording on video their contribution, nor complain about the mess. 

The world cup anthem took off to a song with lyrics, but no beat or inspirational atmosphere.
(To watch it you need to open in YT):



Shakira came in with a new song shortly after:


Although there's a bit of nostalgic 2010 vibes, the song doesn't hit the same, falling a bit flat. To English speaker the title of the song is also not a festive one.

Youtuber IShowSpeed took it upon himself to make something worth celebrating with. The song mentions all qualifying countries which lasts exactly a minute, but it captures more collective energy with less overthought lyrics and overall composition that everyone can enjoy:
 

As for the others - You can listen on Spotify Official World Cup 2026 album:

1. "Goals" – LISA, Anitta, and Rema (3:00)
   
2. "Game Time" – Future and Tyla (3:27)
   
3. "Illuminate" – Jessie Reyez and Elyanna (3:04)
   
4. "Echo" – Daddy Yankee and Shenseea (2:16)
   
5. "Por Ella" – Belinda and Los Ángeles Azules (3:02)
   
6. "Three Nations" – 21 Savage, Natanael Cano, and French Montana (3:30)
   
7. "No Place Like Home" – Major Lazer, Nelly Furtado, and Davido (2:35)
   
8. "In the Stars" (Remix) – The Rolling Stones (4:59)
   
9. "Show Me" – Ayra Starr and Latto (3:28)
   
10. "Mi Mexico Lindo" – Alejandro Fernández (2:34)
    
11. "Blessings" – Stormzy, Fridayy, and Angel (3:36)
    
12. "Energy" – Ava Max and Bia (3:01)
    
13. "Lighter" – Jelly Roll and Carín León (3:00)
    
14. "Siir Siir" – Nora Fatehi, Vegedream, and Sanjoy (3:06)
    
15. "Partidazo" – Danny Ocean (2:23)
    
16. "World Cup (Champions)" – IShowSpeed (4:16)
    
17. "Love Always Wins" – Zema featuring Shaggy and Cimafunk (3:08)
    
18. "Dai Dai" – Shakira and Burna Boy (3:43) [Official Song]
    

FIFA World Cup 2026 matches so far as of 15 June 2026:

Group A
Mexico 2 – 0 South Africa (Played on Thursday, 11 June 2026)

• Mexico: Julián Quiñones (9'), Raúl Jiménez (77')
  
• South Africa: None
  

• Korea Republic: (67'), Oh Hyeon-gyu (80')
  
• Czechia: Ladislav Krejčí (59')
  

• Canada: Kyle Larin (34')
  
• Bosnia and Herzegovina: Jovo Lukić (21')
  

• Qatar: Boualem Khoukhi (94')
  
• Switzerland: Breel Embolo (Penalty 38')
  

• Haiti: None
  
• Scotland: John McGinn (29')
  

• Brazil: Vinícius Júnior (32')
  
• Morocco: Ismaël Saïbari (21')
  

• USA: Damián Bobadilla (7' Own Goal), Folarin Balogun (18', 42'), Gio Reyna (85')
  
• Paraguay: Maurício (65')
  

• Australia: Nestory Irankunda (27'), Connor Metcalfe (75')
  
• Türkiye: None
  

• Côte d'Ivoire: Amad Diallo (90')
  
• Ecuador: None
  

• Germany: Lukas Nmecha (6'), Nico Schlotterbeck (21'), Kai Havertz (38' Penalty, 84'), Jamal Musiala (52'), Noah Brown (68'), Deniz Undav (75')
  
• Curaçao: Rayvien Rosario Comenencia (15')
  

• Netherlands: Virgil van Dijk (51'), Crysencio Summerville (64')
  
• Japan: Keito Nakamura (57'), Daichi Kamada (89')
  

Major topics have been added, but new suggestions are welcome. 

During the cause of few days, adjustments will be made to narrow them down and avoid creating unpopular forums.

Hi, there.

As mentioned in the announcement, just created this forum.

I don't really use social media as it's littered with everything to tell us what to think, and no space for what we have to share.

Using a bit of my knowledge of the internet, I decided to create a new space.

In terms of interests, one of them is this.. creating new digital possibilities.

Some of the priorities we're often not taught, is how to go about life, how to grow and benefit yourself and those around you. 

With that said, we should all have more focus on ourselves, than on what others do.

So let's say the quiet parts out loud and think things thorugh.