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The enduring popularity of a potential romance between Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler on SVU is remarkable. Even after Christopher Meloni (Stabler) left the show for over ten years, fans still hoped they’d get back together. Ice-T, who has co-starred with Mariska Hargitay (Benson) for 26 seasons, has commented on the possibility of a romantic relationship, and Meloni’s spontaneous “Love you” during a recent SVU appearance prompted Hargitay to discuss it on TODAY. While I personally prefer Benson and Stabler as friends, I have to admit Meloni’s cameo made me want to see Stabler return to NBC as a regular cast member.

During an interview with ScreenRant, the co-showrunners of IT: Welcome to Derry, Jason Fuchs and Brad Caleb Kane, revealed they’re hoping to continue the series beyond the first season. Fuchs stated, “We’re planning for more, but HBO hasn’t officially confirmed a second season yet.”

The movie Wildcats marked the very first credited film roles for both Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, which is pretty remarkable considering how famous they both became. It was also an early role for Mykelti Williamson, who later gained widespread recognition as Bubba in Forrest Gump. Plus, you can spot Jan Hooks (before her Saturday Night Live fame) and a young LL Cool J making one of his first appearances. Looking back, everyone seems so young – even though Snipes and Harrelson were already in their mid-20s while playing high school students.

Chrishell is now leading the show and clearly enjoying her new role. She’s in a unique position to handle the drama because, unlike her colleagues, she’s genuinely relatable and comes from a modest background – she’s even described her upbringing as being at a “different price point.” Having personally experienced hardship, like losing her home in a fire, she connects with the clients brought on the show to share their difficult stories, even as everyone tries to appear sympathetic for the cameras. At a time when the O Group’s reputation is struggling, Chrishell is working to reshape public perception, presenting their wealth as earned through good character rather than simply a result of a flawed system.

I’ve always been struck by Colin Farrell’s face – it’s incredibly expressive. His eyes can be so romantic and vulnerable, but then instantly turn icy and distant. And the way his mouth moves… you can really feel his character’s sadness or rage. But beyond just expressions, there’s this real intensity about him. It’s funny, he even became the face of a Dolce & Gabbana perfume called ‘Intenso,’ and it actually fits – it doesn’t feel like a marketing gimmick at all.

Colin Farrell struggled with a single line while filming Minority Report. He played an agent reviewing Tom Cruise’s character’s “Precrime” unit, but a bad hangover made delivering the line – “I’m sure you’ve all grasped the fundamental paradox of precrime methodology” – incredibly difficult. He needed 46 takes to get it right, which frustrated Cruise. Despite the struggle, critics at Variety praised Farrell’s “outstanding” performance, calling him a remarkably talented actor. It was simply his way of working.

The iconic AT-AT walkers from Star Wars just got a major power-up. These massive machines, first seen in The Empire Strikes Back during the Battle of Hoth, are already a fearsome symbol of the Empire, but a recent development makes them even more dangerous.