In the forthcoming episode of Season 20, we have a special guest, 23-year-old Cole Swensen accompanied by his mother, Judy. It’s interesting to note that Cole didn’t bring his mom along merely for encouragement; their joint performance has captivated even those who typically dislike Coldplay, making it quite endearing. Here’s the link:
This compilation focuses on films that were blockbusters back then, cherished by an older demographic, yet their modern equivalents wouldn’t exist. This list may stir debates, but it’s worth noting that we can appreciate their value without longing for the era where casual racism and inappropriate jokes were prevalent in numerous such productions.
This list is about old movies that were hits but wouldn’t be made now. It may cause arguments, but we don’t need to miss the days when many of these films had racist comments and offensive jokes.
At the Netflix TUDUM event in 2025, it was officially announced that Season 5 of Stranger Things will debut. The first four episodes are scheduled to premiere on November 26, 2025, followed by the next three episodes on December 25, 2025. The series finale is set to air on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2025.
In the series Criminal Minds, regardless of which team members were present at any given time, they consistently faced off against some truly chilling unsubs. Prior to Criminal Minds: Evolution, each episode usually began with a murder or some other violent act that served as the foundation for the episodic villain. Although most of the unsubs had racked up a significant number of deaths, many of the characters who met their end in Criminal Minds were relatively unfamiliar. Sadly, this crime drama demonstrated that no character (and often their family members) was completely secure over time.
The streaming platform Paramount+ announced that “Criminal Minds: Evolution” will return for its fourth season ahead of its third premiere, and a new image has surfaced featuring an elated cast excited to resume filming. Here’s a sneak peek at who will reappear in the upcoming episodes: (spoiler alert)
Netflix’s TUDUM event showcased “Stranger Things” during its two-hour program, and provided an eagerness-inducing announcement that fans have eagerly anticipated since 2022 – a release date! Excitingly, the streaming service has confirmed that, similar to Season 4, the remaining episodes will be divided into distinct segments. However, unlike Season 4, there will be three separate releases instead of two. To help you mark your calendars for these thrilling journeys back to the Upside Down, here are the dates you’ll want to remember on the Rightside Up:
[Note: The “Rightside Up” is a term used in the show Stranger Things]
In a logical progression for the series following the vibrant, satirical style of “Glass Onion”, the unveiling of the “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery” trailer at Tudum 2025 didn’t disclose many details other than the overall aesthetic and actor lineup. However, the conspicuous absence of a certain character has sparked significant speculation about their fate. Although the trailer doesn’t explicitly reveal the murder victim, the eerie atmosphere of the film coupled with some intriguing frames from the preview lead me to suspect that this missing character might be the central victim in the storyline.
In a different turn of events for the Multiverse Saga, incursions were merely one aspect. Hidden in the background, a menacing presence prepared to take center stage as the principal antagonist – introducing Doctor Doom. Originally, Kang the Conqueror was planned as the chief villain, but due to complications regarding the actor who had been cast across various projects, Kang was removed from the Multiverse Saga. Instead, the MCU decided to concentrate on another adversary, Doctor Doom. Despite this sudden alteration in the lineup, the Multiverse seems to have been subtly guiding us towards Doctor Doom all along.
In the opening scene, I find myself shackled in a chilling basement adorned with ominous dolls – a terrifying reality that seems to have sprung from my darkest dreams. As if reading my thoughts, Jenna Ortega’s character declares this during the clip’s start. In a haunting voiceover, she reveals her summer was spent tracking down the elusive Kansas City Scalper. When I finally come face-to-face with him, he swiftly subdues me, presenting a doll eerily resembling myself. With a chilling smile, he invites me to witness his craftsmanship. But little does he know, my psychic powers are about to turn the tables on him as I break free and launch an attack on this menacing figure.
Later in the year, Lady Gaga is expected to make a brief appearance on Season 2 of Netflix’s “Wednesday.” The specific details about her role are currently kept secret. Some other notable guest stars for this season include Christopher Lloyd from “The Addams Family,” Joanna Lumley from “Absolutely Fabulous,” Thandiwe Newton from “Westworld,” Frances O’Connor from “The Twelve,” Haley Joel Osment from “Somebody I Used to Know,” Heather Matarazzo from “The Princess Diaries,” and Joonas Suotamo from “The Acolyte.