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Okay, so Yellowstone itself is over, but the story isn’t stopping there. This year, we got two new shows: Marshals and The Dutton Ranch, both continuing the journeys of Kayce and Beth Dutton – basically picking up where their stories left off. And get this – there’s even more coming! A prequel called 1944 is in the works, and thankfully, Brandon Sklenar is set to reprise his role as Spencer Dutton. It’s clear the Yellowstone universe is expanding in a big way, and I’m definitely intrigued to see where they take it.

Fans were excited when Hulu approved a pilot for a Buffy the Vampire Slayer revival, titled Buffy: New Sunnydale. The new series would have starred Ryan Kiera Armstrong as a younger slayer, with Sarah Michelle Gellar returning as a mentor, similar to the role Giles played. Set years after the original series ended, the show would have rebuilt Sunnydale on the ruins of the town last seen in the finale. With an Academy Award-winning director, Chloé Zhao, at the helm of the pilot, the revival seemed promising. Unfortunately, Hulu canceled the show before it could move forward. However, a new project is coming that aims to address a key weakness of the cancelled revival.

Beyond the standout Pokémon, you’ll find a variety of others throughout your journey. It can be hard to figure out which ones are truly good, particularly if their design isn’t immediately impressive or if other, more popular Pokémon seem better. This is especially true in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, which feature many hidden gems – Pokémon that are well worth catching and training, even if they don’t immediately stand out.

The show The Pitt uses a fast-paced, unfolding storyline similar to 24, but feels more grounded in reality. However, the show sometimes leans too heavily into realism, and the latest season demonstrates that this approach can have drawbacks. It’s a balancing act, and the show hasn’t quite struck the right balance recently.

She explained that her mother went to the safe while her brother was still present. He ran down the hallway, and she shot at him, the bullet bouncing off the walls seven times before hitting his hand. It was a shocking event she struggled to understand. Then, she turned and shot her father, who was opening the safe to get more guns. Theron felt deeply ashamed because everyone knew her father struggled with alcohol, and she was often teased at school. However, no one knew the complete truth. For years, she told people her father died in a car accident, especially at school, because she didn’t want anyone’s pity. She found the thought of sympathy deeply uncomfortable. Eventually, at 16, she moved to Italy to start modeling, but felt guilty about leaving her mother. Her mother encouraged her to go, telling her to build a life for herself because there was nothing left for her in South Africa at that time.

Marlon and Shawn Wayans are back together for the latest Scary Movie film, the sixth in the series. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, they shared their desire to make a sequel to White Chicks. While they’re enthusiastic about the idea, a new White Chicks movie will only happen if Scary Movie performs well in theaters when it comes out in June.

Emma Furhmann, who plays Cassie Lang, recently shared a post on Instagram on April 17th. This is her second time playing the superhero, following her first appearance in the 2023 film Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Her return is a significant development for the upcoming Doomsday project, and adds to the growing list of characters involved. With Cassie Lang confirmed, fans are speculating that another famous superhero team might appear in the event.

Netflix has a lot of hidden gems that don’t get enough attention. While shows like Stranger Things and Squid Game were huge hits, there are so many other great series people seem to forget about. I really enjoyed the complex family drama in Bloodline, and the teen comedy Everything Sucks is also worth checking out. One series that really stuck with me, though, is No Good Deed.

As the Nightmare on Elm Street series continued, Freddy Krueger became known just as much for his personality as for his terrifying acts. What sets Freddy apart is his ability to blend frightening moments with surprisingly dark humor. He doesn’t just crack jokes – he delivers them with a dramatic style that makes even the most gruesome scenes strangely enjoyable.