Timothy Olyphant is a remarkably versatile actor, and his television work proves it. He’s comfortable with comedy, as seen in the often-overlooked Santa Clarita Diet, and he currently stars as the antagonist in Apple TV+’s golf-themed comedy, Shrinking.
Action veteran Tanigaki Kenji, known for his work as a fight choreographer on films like Raging Fire and Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, directs The Furious. The film boasts an impressive cast of actors and martial artists, including Xie Miao (My Father Is a Hero), Joe Taslim (The Raid, Mortal Kombat), Jeeja Yanin (Chocolate, Triple Threat), Yang Enyu (Eye for an Eye 2), Brian Le (The Brothers Sun), Joey Iwanaga (Rurouni Kenshin: Final Chapter Part I – The Final), and Yayan Ruhian (The Raid, The Raid 2). Lionsgate has released the first trailer for this non-stop action movie, which you can watch below.
Based on Rachel Reid’s popular Game Changers novels, the hockey series Heated Rivalry quickly became a hit after debuting on Crave and HBO Max in November 2025. The show centers on the evolving relationship between Shane Hollander (played by Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie), star players for Montreal and Boston. Over the course of the first six episodes, their connection develops from a casual friends-with-benefits arrangement into a serious romance.
According to sources who spoke with “Page Six,” actor Alan Ritchson wasn’t the one who started the recent bike incident. They say he was pushed off his bicycle by an aggressive neighbor. Ritchson responded by posting a quote from Napoleon on Instagram – “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake” – and jokingly asked if it came from him or Napoleon. It’s worth noting that no one involved was wearing a helmet, which is a serious concern. Everyone should prioritize safety and avoid physical altercations. Hopefully, Ritchson and his neighbor can work things out – perhaps a real-life version of the show Neighbors? – and agree on a safe speed for riding motorcycles in their neighborhood.
I usually eat my biggest meal later in the day. I’m not a great eater, honestly – I tend to eat quickly and enthusiastically, like a kid. Especially after a show, finding something open late is tough, so I often end up with empanadas from Empanada Mama – the cheeseburger and pizza ones are really good. But if I could choose, I’d eat breakfast for dinner – omelets, bacon and eggs, anything like that late at night is perfect for me.
Currently, Russell is starring with Michelle Pfeiffer in Taylor Sheridan’s new series, The Madison. At the same time, his classic action Western, Tombstone, from 1993, is gaining renewed popularity.
Emily Brontë first published her novel, Wuthering Heights, in 1847, using the name Ellis Bell. Though it was initially criticized for its harshness, the story—set on the Yorkshire Moors between 1771 and 1802—is now a well-loved classic. It explores powerful themes of love, passion, revenge, and social standing. With numerous adaptations already made, Emerald Fennell’s recent version of the novel is currently generating a lot of discussion.
As a huge fan of the Game of Thrones universe, I’m really excited to hear that season 2 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is wrapping up filming right on schedule for a 2027 release! The first season left Dunk and Egg heading off on a new journey, and it sounds like this next installment will be directly based on George R.R. Martin’s fantastic novellas about their adventures. I can’t wait to see what they get up to!
As a big fan of Christian Petzold, I’ve come to expect a certain magic from his films. He has this incredible ability to tell stories that feel completely real, almost documentary-like, but then layer in these classic movie tropes in a really clever way. “Miroirs No. 3” is no different – it’s another deeply moving and surprisingly ambiguous film with a lot going on beneath the surface. Usually, his movies have a strong political message, but this time around, he’s focused on a family drama, and he handles it with that same precise, no-fuss style he’s known for.
