Even with a minor alteration to historical events, this imaginative sci-fi show presents a believable scenario where NASA and the US government push themselves to achieve breakthroughs faster than their competitors. This increased effort sparks innovation and speeds up the exploration of our solar system.
Many popular TV shows became hits unexpectedly, often starting with buzz from viewers and growing through online fan support. These shows didn’t become successful overnight – they often spent years building an audience. Here’s a look at eight shows that really surprised everyone online and became major hits.
A major point of discussion about the upcoming Spaceballs 2 has been its title. Interestingly, a potential title was actually hinted at in the first Spaceballs movie when the character Yogurt said, “God willing, we’ll all meet again in Spaceballs 2 – The Search for More Money.” Over the years, fans and even original cast member Rick Moranis (who suggested Spaceballs 3 – The Search for Spaceballs 2) have proposed different titles. Now, with the release date approaching, details about the new movie – including the title – are starting to emerge.
You know, even though Ronin came out a while ago, it still really delivers. As someone who loves action, thrillers, and spy stories, I always find myself going back to it. And honestly, it’s one of Robert De Niro’s most underrated performances. Everyone talks about The Godfather Part II, Goodfellas, and Raging Bull, and those are amazing, but Ronin really showcases De Niro at his absolute peak – it’s just fantastic.
Kristoffer Borgli, the director of Dream Scenario, and Ari Aster, who produced Hereditary, are teaming up for a new A24 film called The Drama, set to release in 2026. The dark romantic comedy stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson as Emma Harwood and Charlie Thompson, a couple whose relationship is tested when Emma shares a shocking secret. The cast also includes Alana Haim (known for Licorice Pizza), Mamoudou Athie (Elemental), Hailey Gates (Marty Supreme), and Zoë Winters (Succession).
I’ve been watching Colin Jost on Saturday Night Live for years – he came on as a writer back in 2005 and has stuck around, even leading the writing team a few times. He pops up in front of the camera too, usually playing Pete Hegseth on the show, and he’s had small roles in films like Staten Island Summer and Coming 2 America. But honestly, he’s mostly known for comedy – I haven’t really seen him tackle anything super dramatic.
Elijah Oshin recently announced on Instagram that he’s met Alfie Enoch, the actor who will play the new character sharing a dorm with Harry and Ron. Oshin posted a picture of the chance encounter, explaining he bumped into Enoch at a subway station.
On April 2nd, reports surfaced of work stopping on Jeremy Allen White’s action movie, a project from The Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend, after the film crew went on strike late last week due to disagreements over working conditions. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) initiated the strike. The following day, news emerged that a main actor had fallen through a window on set, resulting in a significant incident.
It’s always exciting when a book becomes a movie or show, but some stories have been adapted for the screen many times over. Sadly, most of the original authors aren’t around to witness how popular their work remains in Hollywood. However, there’s a clear reason these books keep getting revisited: they explore universal themes, feature memorable characters, and contain other enduring qualities.
Even though Netflix and Prime Video have some excellent shows, HBO Max remains a top choice for high-quality streaming. This weekend, April 3–5, 2026, they have a fantastic lineup, with something for everyone – from funny and edgy comedies to heartwarming dramas and thrilling mysteries. These are the shows everyone will be talking about on HBO Max.