Joe Johnston’s The Rocketeer (1991) is a beloved example of steampunk cinema, despite not being a huge box office success – it was released just before Terminator 2: Judgment Day, which overshadowed it. While steampunk isn’t always widely recognized, there are actually many excellent films in the genre. The following six movies offer something unique that The Rocketeer doesn’t.
Belissa Escobedo, star of Happy’s Place, talks about her character Isabella and how much she’s enjoyed returning for a second season. Fans can expect new guest appearances, plenty of funny moments, and even bigger obstacles for the characters. Read More 2026-02-03 03:09
Kelly Clarkson has been hosting her talk show since it started in Los Angeles in 2019, and later moved to New York. The show includes interviews with celebrities like Jack Black and Tanner from Love on the Spectrum, plus the popular segment “Kellyoke,” where she performs covers of well-known songs. Last year, Clarkson took a short break from hosting to be with her children while their father was unwell. Looking ahead, she’s starting a residency in Las Vegas this summer and hopes to include a few Kellyoke performances for fun.
Today, February 2nd, the movie Wyatt Earp is surprisingly popular on Netflix, landing at number 8 in the U.S. It’s currently behind The Rip at number 1, as well as Copshop, M3GAN 2.0, Night at the Museum, Faith in the Flames: The Nichole Jolly Story, and Forever. It’s ahead of Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates and Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart, which is at number 10.
Kevin Abbott, the creator, and Pamela Fryman, the director, chatted with Katie Doll about the challenges they face while making ‘Happy’s Place‘ and how they overcome them. Read More 2026-02-03 02:04
This week, Ebaster has selected the top shows to watch on all the popular streaming services—like Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Apple TV, and Peacock. Their picks include five series from Paramount+, featuring both original Showtime programs, beloved classic dramas, and popular comedies.
Instead of just showing content made for American audiences, Netflix has successfully introduced viewers to shows from all over the world. This benefits both Netflix, by expanding its offerings, and its viewers, who get to enjoy a wider variety of stories.
Following his denial of the accusations, Neil Gaiman shared a link to an anonymous Substack publication that defends him. TechnoPathology, the author of the Substack, began writing in April 2025, identifying as a veteran of online journalism from the 2010s. They started covering Gaiman’s case in July, asserting his innocence. TechnoPathology clarifies this isn’t just about legal guilt, but a firm belief that Gaiman is not a sexual predator. They point out that the original podcast making the allegations, Tortoise, has connections to the TERF movement in the U.K., and that Gaiman is a vocal supporter of trans rights. The Substack includes links to a related sub-Reddit and a way for readers to donate to the project.
In the world of books created by Michael Connelly, detectives Harry Bosch and Mickey Haller are established as half-brothers. However, because Harry Bosch now has his own show on Amazon and Mickey Haller’s series is on Netflix, the two characters can’t appear together on screen, even though they’re related in the books.
The latest trailer for Avengers: Doomsday gave fans a fresh look at the X-Men, starting with Professor X, played by Patrick Stewart, in his classic silver wheelchair. This version of the chair is different from the yellow, hovering chair seen in X-Men: The Animated Series and more recently depicted in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.