Mamma Mia 3 & Meryl Streep’s Return Teased by Universal Exec

A third Mamma Mia! movie has been in development since 2020, and now there’s good news: it’s officially confirmed! At the 2026 BAFTA Awards, NBCUniversal’s Dame Donna Langley announced that Mamma Mia! 3 is moving forward, and hinted that Meryl Streep will be returning for the sequel.

Ansel Elgort’s Underseen Sci-Fi Jonathan Is Streaming on Netflix

On February 20th, Jonathan returned to its original platform with a variety of new content. This included the first season of Adam Scott’s Strip Law, the animated 2019 reboot of The Addams Family, and all four films. Jonathan first became available on Netflix in January 2019, shortly after being released in theaters in November 2018.

Saylor’s Bitcoin Obsession: 750K or Crash Like a Tea Cup?

The “orange century” – a term so grand it could only be coined by a man who has forgotten the taste of normalcy – suggests that hyperbitconization will soon be as inevitable as the sunrise. Yet, one wonders if the sun will rise at all, given the current market’s penchant for melancholy.

Why Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ 2026 Reboot Introduces New Costumes After 33 Years

The world of Power Rangers is constantly evolving, with one story leading into the next. BOOM! Studios recently concluded their run of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in 2024 with a dramatic event called Darkest Hour, which set the stage for Power Rangers Prime. Although Prime offered a fresh take on the series, many fans still wanted to revisit the classic Mighty Morphin era. Now, in 2026, that wish is coming true.

Bruce Willis’ Wasted Wyatt Earp Movie Deserves A Remake 38 Years Later

Wyatt Earp’s life in Tombstone is practically begging to be made into a film, and there are countless ways to tell his story. A particularly interesting take is the 1988 movie Sunset, featuring James Garner as Earp. In the film, Earp travels to Hollywood in the 1920s to advise on a Western movie starring Tom Mix.

10 Best Western Shows That Never Got The Attention They Deserved

Hell on Wheels delivers everything you’d expect from a great Western: a dark tale of revenge, plenty of gunfights, and a setting rooted in the building of the Transcontinental Railroad – a true symbol of the American West. The show skillfully combines the personal journey of Cullen Bohannon with broader issues like ambition, slavery, and the pursuit of freedom.