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Written and directed by James Vanderbilt (known for Zodiac and Scream), Nuremberg stars Russell Crowe and Rami Malek. The film, which originally premiered in theaters in September 2025, is now available on Netflix. Based on Jack El-Hai’s 2013 book, The Nazi and the Psychiatrist, Nuremberg depicts the famous Nuremberg trials, focusing on the intense psychological battle between a U.S. Army psychiatrist (Malek) and the accused Nazi war criminal Hermann Göring (Crowe).

The latest trailer for Disclosure Day is much faster-paced and action-packed compared to the previous one, offering a deeper look into the film’s characters and storyline. The trailer primarily features Josh O’Connor, Eve Hewson, Emily Blunt, and Colin Firth, with Firth’s character standing out as fiercely determined to conceal the existence of alien life. We also see Firth utilizing what appears to be sophisticated technology, enabling him to communicate with others remotely and even project a physical presence in locations where he isn’t actually present.

The moms of MomTok are also enjoying some smaller victories. Demi has been included in group activities again, and Miranda has consistently stayed out of drama. Layla is now dating Mason, Chase’s brother, who she had a crush on last season, and Jessi has stopped apologizing for her relationship with Marciano. Mikayla has alluded to some personal struggles, like a health issue and marital difficulties, but currently seems unconcerned. Plus, many of the moms are newly postpartum and simply too exhausted for their usual conflicts. For example, when Jen finds out Mayci and Mikayla invited Demi to their baby shower, she only manages a frustrated eye roll, and Mayci and Mikayla don’t react at all when Jen invites Whitney.

Deadline reports that Fox has picked up two seasons of Stewie, a new spin-off series based on the popular Family Guy character, the mischievous and brilliant baby. The number of episodes per season hasn’t been announced yet.

Older police shows, like Dragnet and Columbo, typically portrayed police officers as honest and dedicated professionals who simply followed the rules. However, after several well-publicized cases of police corruption in the early 2000s, The Shield creator Shawn Ryan felt this depiction no longer reflected reality.