Netflix announced that the action film White House Down will be removed from its streaming service on January 1, 2026. Released in 2013, the movie follows a police officer and Afghanistan veteran, played by Channing Tatum, who brings his daughter to visit the White House, but their tour is interrupted when mercenaries attack. Jamie Foxx co-stars as the President of the United States.
While there are many differences between Young Sherlock and Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes films, the biggest one involves the main villain. Introducing James Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes’s famous enemy, into Young Sherlock is a significant change from how these characters have been portrayed in other live-action movies and TV shows.
These shows often feature confusing timelines, ambiguous rules, and enigmatic characters. This complexity transforms even straightforward stories into mind-bending puzzles that demand viewers develop theories and re-watch episodes. While challenging our patience, they also seem to be abandoning it, rewarding close attention and repeated viewings.
Screen Rant is offering a first look at the 2026 film Whistle with a new image. The photo shows Chrys standing outside at night, wearing a jacket, with purple light illuminating half of her face. You can see the image below.
Michael Mann recently told The Guardian he’s planning to start filming Heat 2 in the summer of 2026, ideally on August 3rd. While he cautioned that plans can change, that’s currently the target date. The Hollywood Reporter adds that the shoot will last 77 days in California, meaning they’re aiming to finish production around December 19, 2026, if everything stays on schedule.
Season 5 of The Boys will feature at least seven major villains. The recent second season of Gen V brought back several heroes from The Boys universe, building anticipation for the next chapter. While we don’t have a specific release date for The Boys‘ return in 2026, fans can expect a lot of intense action involving both heroes and villains.
The TV series Mayor of Kingstown has finished airing for 2025. While the third season ended on a cliffhanger, the fourth season concluded with a somewhat hopeful scene. True to the show’s tone, the ending was still intense and disturbing, but it ended with a touching moment between Mike (Jeremy Renner) and Kyle (Taylor Handley). Interestingly, Renner actually made up that scene on the spot, which the cast revealed during a discussion about the finale.
Marvel Studios explained the story behind Johnny Storm’s signature move of creating a “4” in the sky with his flames in the official art book for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. According to the studio, Joseph Quinn’s version of the hero does it to get the attention of the other Fantastic Four members, likely as a signal for help.
It’s no surprise that Chevy Chase had conflicts with his co-stars – it’s a well-known pattern. Steve Martin, his former co-star from Amigo, also didn’t participate in a recent documentary about Chase. However, the tension Chase had with the cast of Community has become a central part of his story, especially since he left the show in 2012 after reportedly walking off the set multiple times. Reports indicate clashes arose from racially insensitive jokes and comments directed at and about Donald Glover. Ultimately, his character, Pierce Hawthorne, was written off the show in season 5. When asked about his reputation for difficult behavior in 2022, Chase responded, “I don’t care. I am who I am, and I like who I am.” He added that he’s thought about it a lot and simply doesn’t regret his actions.
Born in Paris in 1934, Brigitte Bardot started her career as a model in 1949 and soon transitioned into acting. She first met director Roger Vadim while auditioning for his film, Les Lauriers sont coupés. Though she didn’t get the part, Vadim personally called to deliver the news, and a romantic relationship blossomed. Bardot was just 15 years old, while Vadim was 22, and they later married when she turned 18.