50 Cent’s Producing a 4 Part Docuseries All About Diddy

Director Stapleton reflected on being a woman in the entertainment industry, especially during the #MeToo movement. Seeing high-profile figures face accusations and legal consequences, and then witnessing Cassie’s lawsuit against Sean Combs, led her to consider the many possible outcomes. She was impressed by Cassie’s courage to take on such a powerful figure and saw the case as a crucial test of whether society had truly changed in how it handles these kinds of allegations fairly. The documentary, consisting of four one-hour episodes, will be released on Netflix on December 2nd.

Only 1 Character Broke Yellowstone’s Worst Dutton Trend (& Fans Completely Lost It)

The fifth season of Yellowstone concluded the original series, but the finale left many viewers and fans of Kevin Costner’s John Dutton feeling disappointed. The season’s second part begins with John’s unexpected death, tragically and suddenly ending his fight to protect the Dutton Ranch. While John had miraculously survived dangerous situations before, like other prominent characters on Yellowstone, this time his fate was final.

One Piece Live-Action Series Casts Its Mr. 1 & Miss Doublefinger

According to Deadline, Awdo Awdo will play Mr. 1 and Daisy Head will play Miss Doublefinger in the upcoming third season of Netflix’s One Piece. Both characters are members of the criminal group Baroque Works and are important to the Alabasta Arc storyline, which will be featured in the new season. Filming is currently happening in Cape Town, South Africa.

Murder In A Small Town Boss Addresses Mayor Holman’s Fate Ahead Of The Finale And The ‘Really Unsettling’ Story For Cassandra

The second season of Murder in a Small Town is almost finished airing on Fox in 2025. The second-to-last episode resolved a key storyline and introduced a new, potentially dangerous problem for Cassandra, hinting at what might happen in Season 3. This episode, “The Fall of Holman,” might be Marcia Gay Harden’s final appearance on the show.

10 Sci-Fi Shows That Are As Good As The Expanse

What truly sets The Expanse apart is how it handles science and technology. While still a work of fiction, the show strives for realism in these areas – something you don’t often see in science fiction. However, many of the show’s other strengths – like its characters and storytelling – are comparable to those found in other excellent sci-fi series.

FX’s Far Cry Can Finally Beat Prime Video’s Fallout

The Far Cry video game series, created by Ubisoft, has been incredibly popular for years. Each installment transports players to a different world with unique characters, both good and bad. While Fallout also offers creative freedom, it’s more bound by established storylines and lore. Far Cry, however, gives creators Hawley and Mac a greater opportunity to build something truly special.

Robert Irwin Injured His Rib Before DWTS Finale

If Robert Irwin wins the ‘Dancing with the Stars’ trophy tonight, he’ll follow in his sister Bindi’s footsteps. Bindi won the show in 2015 with Derek Hough, who is now a judge. Robert has been a strong contender all season, with most of his dances becoming viral hits – seven have surpassed one million views on YouTube, and his Jive has exploded on TikTok with over nine million views. Now, the question is, can he pull it off tonight? Everyone’s cheering for you, Robert!

Top Ongoing Fantasy TV Shows Based On Books

Turning a book into a movie or TV show is always difficult, and fans of the original story often feel something is missing. This is especially true with fantasy books, which are hard to translate into believable on-screen worlds. Because of this, fantasy TV adaptations are often heavily criticized. If a show manages to last a few seasons, receive good reviews, and avoid being canceled, it’s a real achievement.

Rian Johnson’s Non-Negotiable Condition For Future Knives Out Sequels

Rian Johnson told Variety he’s the only one who will ever write and direct a Knives Out movie. He doesn’t think of it as a franchise, explaining that he only wants to make another film if he has a compelling story to tell. If he loses that drive, there won’t be any more Knives Out movies.