Apple TV is home to popular and award-winning shows like Ted Lasso and The Morning Show. It also offers a strong selection of genre television, especially science fiction. With new series like the upcoming Neuromancer adaptation on the way, Apple TV is expanding its sci-fi offerings. But the platform’s first attempt at a connected sci-fi universe hinges on a single key choice.
“I haven’t been told that,” Ruffalo responded, clarifying that he hadn’t heard anything about being fired. He added with a laugh, “People keep asking me if I was, but as far as I know, I haven’t!”
As a total film and TV buff, I’ve seen a lot, and honestly, this series, which first came out way back in 1999, still holds up incredibly well. It’s one of those rare shows that doesn’t feel dated at all, and I think it actually improves with time. Some might even say it’s better to discover it now than when it was originally airing over its six seasons.
Figure skating analyst Jackie Wong, reporting from Milan, says skaters didn’t usually have trouble getting permission to use songs until a legal issue in 2022. American pairs team Alexa Knierim and Brandon Frazier, who won an Olympic medal, often skated to a cover of “House of the Rising Sun” by the group Heavy Young Heathens. According to Wong, Heavy Young Heathens sued many parties, including NBC, which caused a major change in the skating world. Suddenly, skaters were required to get music cleared in advance – a process that didn’t exist before the lawsuit. This caused a lot of concern. The case was settled out of court, with the Guardian reporting that Heavy Young Heathens received $1.4 million.
The show centers around three neighbors – Charles, Oliver, and Mabel – who live in a historic Upper West Side building called the Arconia. They’re an unlikely trio, but they all share a passion for true crime podcasts. When a murder happens right in their building, they decide to team up, launch their own podcast, and try to solve the mystery themselves.
Apple TV+ offers a variety of science fiction shows, including popular titles like Silo, Severance, Foundation, For All Mankind, Dark Matter, and Pluribus, with more on the horizon. An adaptation of the classic cyberpunk novel Neuromancer is also coming soon. While fans await the third season of Silo, they can find similar shows on other streaming platforms, such as HBO Max’s Station Eleven, Prime Video’s Fallout, and various series available on Netflix.
A24 announced its new film, The Death of Robin Hood, will hit theaters on June 19th. They revealed the news on X (formerly Twitter) with a short, 14-second video showing Hugh Jackman as Robin Hood walking towards the camera and then vanishing in smoke. The film’s title and release date then appeared on screen.
A month after hitting theaters, the film We Bury the Dead is now available to stream at home. You can rent it in Ultra HD on Prime Video for $9.99 or purchase it in Ultra HD for $19.99. It’s also available for purchase on platforms like Fandango at Home and Google Play for $14.99.
The first season of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed will have 10 episodes, each lasting about 30 minutes. The first two episodes will be available on Apple TV worldwide starting May 20th, and then new episodes will be released every Wednesday until July 15th. Here’s what the show is about:
Starting in 2026, Doctor Who will feature new mysteries to unravel, but the show’s long-term plans remain unclear, so we don’t know if storylines will be fully resolved. While a Christmas special is confirmed for the end of 2026, and season 16 is planned after that, the BBC hasn’t yet revealed who will be in charge of the show or who will play the Doctor beyond that point.