Movies

If you followed my thoughts on the first season of Fallout last year, you already know how much I loved it! And let me tell you, I’m a huge fan – seriously, my bedroom is overflowing with Fallout collectibles (and yes, it’s a conversation starter!). As both a new way to experience the Fallout universe and just a TV show on its own, it was fantastic. The show nailed the weird, funny tone, but it also had genuinely touching and dark moments, largely thanks to Walton Goggins. He brought so much depth and sincerity to the role – everyone kept calling his character the ‘irradiated cowboy’ or ‘the hot zombie,’ but he made it so much more. It’s right up there with The Last of Us as one of the best video game adaptations ever – which, admittedly, isn’t saying much, but it still managed to clear the bar!

Okay, after watching this episode, I’m seriously starting to wonder if these kids are genuinely bothered by the things they’re fighting over, or if they’re just playing up drama for the cameras. Honestly, some of their arguments are so…thin. Like Marcus leaving a soaking wet towel everywhere? Really? And Audrey’s jab at Chris about being old enough to have a flip-phone Blackberry? As someone who remembers both those jokes and owning a Blackberry, let me tell you, most of them didn’t flip open – she’s thinking of a Sidekick! It’s all a bit ridiculous, especially when you consider they’re not exactly rocket scientists. Though, I’ll say this, the new girl Angelica seems surprisingly down-to-earth, still waiting tables even with a degree. Seriously, can we just get these kids back in school?

The group is dividing up for the day: some will learn to cook Greek food, while others will explore Santorini on donkeys. The interesting part is who ends up in each group. Lisa, Bronwyn, Mary, and Angie are going on the donkey ride, which means Meredith is stuck spending the day with Whitney, Heather, and Britani. It’s funny how Angie—or the show’s production team—is handling this situation. Speaking of production, Mary is acting like Meredith’s producer this season. In one scene, she checks on Meredith and asks what she wants to do, mirroring how Lisa’s producer tried to calm her down after the drama at the Trixie Motel. Meredith eventually tells everyone she’s tired of the mean girl behavior.

Taylor Sheridan has developed a distinctive style of filmmaking and television that consistently delivers. His work, often set in expansive, remote locations, reimagines the Western genre by combining compelling family stories with intense action and political themes. He frequently features complex, flawed characters brought to life by well-known actors.

NCIS is having a strong season on CBS. After a few years of declining viewership and somewhat unclear storylines, the show seems to have regained its focus in its 23rd season. While the season has been consistently good, the fall finale promises a major twist that will make the rest of the season even more compelling.

The discussion started on the Celebrity Jets subreddit, with a post showing what seems to be a flight taken by Kardashian from Los Angeles to Palm Springs. The flight was very short – just 33 minutes – and the two cities are only about 100 miles apart. To put that in perspective, driving between them usually takes around two hours, depending on traffic.

Netflix announced that “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery,” which premiered on December 12, 2025, quickly became the most-watched movie globally. It garnered 20.2 million views and a total of 49.2 million hours of watch time.

The Academy Award winner admitted the story was true, prompting Hawke to jokingly ask if the other person had been kissed in the same location as him. Paltrow quickly assured him that wasn’t the case, emphatically stating she would never do something like that and wouldn’t want to ruin their special kissing spot. Hopefully, Hawke isn’t overly sentimental about ping pong balls.

It’s disappointing that we probably won’t get a sequel to Honor Among Thieves, but let’s focus on what’s coming next. Netflix is making a Forbidden Realms show, though I’m not optimistic about it since Netflix often cancels shows too soon. I’m really looking forward to season 2 of Delicious in Dungeon, which is available on Netflix but was originally made elsewhere. While it’s not strictly based on Dungeons & Dragons, it’s clearly inspired by the game.

It’s been an incredible year for Leavitt! While other cast members from her reality show have faced public scrutiny, she reached the semi-finals on Dancing with the Stars with Mark Ballas. And right after being eliminated, she announced she’ll be starring as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway next year. From podcaster to a role portraying a criminal, all within six months – it’s a remarkable story!