Ahead of season two, Sana Amanat, who is the producer of Daredevil: Born Again, teases that “we can do whatever we want” in the upcoming story.

Her comments refer to the season one overhaul, which the makers didn’t face in the forthcoming season.

“The landscape was open, and that was so liberating,” she says in an interview with Empire Online, adding, “We were like, ‘We can do whatever we want.’” 

As season one ends, Robert Fisk is shown in ascendancy, leading Sana to tease, “What does it mean for Fisk when he’s gotten everything he wants?”

“When you give a person whose thirst cannot be quenched his most valued treasure, is it enough? Or does he squeeze his treasure too hard?”

Moreover, Jessica Jones, a well-known hero in the Marvel universe, is set to enter the Daredevil world, as she will appear in the second season.

Regarding her, the producer says, “[Jones] isn’t necessarily a team-up kind of person. So the reason she’s back is because it feels like it’s very personal. She brings edginess and lightness — Daredevil can be very dark and dramatic, and she cuts through the BS in a really fun way.” 

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 will drop on Disney+ in March 2026.

 Kris Jenner is explaining why she forgives her daughters’ exes.

Kris, 70, is known for treating her daughters’ exes well, even after their cheating and other scandals.

During her appearance on Jay Shetty’s podcast On Purpose, the momager said, “I fall in love with people, have lives and years spent with their partners or their boyfriends or their husbands.”

She acknowledged that some of these men have “treated [her daughters] badly” but they are “in most cases,” the fathers of her grandkids.

“And I love these men, and that love doesn’t go away when we experience really challenging times with them. It just doesn’t turn off like that for me.”

Kris added: “We don’t need to talk about these things anymore. It’s been done. It’s dealt with. We’ve talked about it. We all know what’s happened. We’ve had it on the show or we’ve had it in our lives. Now it’s time to grow the f— up, be mature.”

Kris also considers her grandkids, who may one day be hurt if she doesn’t treat their dads well.

“What will my grandkids think 20 years from now if their grandmother treated their dad poorly?” she said. “Or I wasn’t loving and kind and compassionate and forgiving?”

She went on to share that she still maintains a good relationship with Khloe’s ex, Tristan, who cheated on her twice despite sharing two kids with her. As well as Kylie’s ex, Travis Scott, with whom the Khy founder shares children Stormi and Aire.

“Tristan comes walking in the back door and [says], ‘Hey Mom, what’s up?’ ” Kris said of the NBA star. “So they’re always around and we embrace them.”

“I’m close to Travis and I love his mom and his dad and his sister and his brother. They’re family to us. And we share celebrations together,” she added. 

The original “Dork Diaries: Tales From a Not So Fabulous Life” was released in 2009 and became an instant bestseller. More than a dozen “Dork Diaries” followed. Now, author Rachel Renée Russell and her daughter, Nikki – who illustrates the series – are out with a full-color edition of the first book. They talk to “CBS Mornings” about the new edition, inspiration for the series and the messages they want readers to take away.