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Ryan Seacrest is famous for his incredible work ethic. He juggles a radio show, hosting both American Idol and Wheel of Fortune, leading a charity, and many other projects – it often seems like he’s constantly busy. Some people underestimate the skill involved in hosting, thinking it’s just reading lines, but it requires much more. Seacrest has successfully hosted American Idol for many years, proving his talent in this area.

According to FlixPatrol, as of January 7th, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum is the eighth most popular movie on HBO Max in the US. This makes it the lowest-ranked of the three John Wick films currently streaming on the platform. John Wick is currently at No. 2, behind One Battle After Another, which has been No. 1 for the last week. John Wick: Chapter 2 is also performing well, landing at No. 5.

The most captivating thing about the new season of Industry isn’t the money – it’s what happens when the characters realize changing the system is impossible. Set after the bank from season one has been sold, the show continues to explore the world of high finance – the banks, investments, and markets where wealth is accumulated. But now, the characters who once hoped to make capitalism more fair have given up. This season brilliantly examines what people become when their attempts to disrupt the status quo fail, and they realize they can’t achieve the success or change they craved. Industry paints a bleak but compelling picture of a society obsessed with having more – not just money, but happiness and power – and how that pursuit leaves everyone feeling empty. The show is filled with sharp, meaningful dialogue, complex performances, and a pervasive cynicism. The characters are more troubled than ever as they desperately seek fulfillment, making this the best season of Industry yet. Despite being incredibly wealthy, everyone is deeply unhappy, and that contrast is what makes the show so compelling.

A recent report by Daniel Richtman indicates that Hayley Atwell will portray several characters in the new film. While details are still emerging, earlier reports suggested she might play different iterations of her character, Peggy Carter.

In a CNN documentary, Chase talks about his time on Saturday Night Live and how he felt being left out of SNL50, the big celebration marking the show’s 50th anniversary. As one of the very first cast members and a major early star, it was clearly upsetting for him to be excluded. He explained, saying:

Netflix has given fans a first glimpse of its upcoming series, The Boroughs, expected to premiere in 2026. The released photos feature the show’s cast – including Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, Bill Pullman, and Alfre Woodard – in different settings, but don’t reveal much about the plot. You can see the images below.

Netflix has confirmed that The Boroughs is set to premiere in 2026. The series stars Alfred Molina (Spider-Man: No Way Home) as Sam Geena Davis, (Thelma and Louise) as Renee, Alfre Woodard (Clemency) as Judy, Denis O’Hare (This Is Us) as Wally, Clarke Peters (The Wire) as Art and Bill Pullman (Independence Day) as Jack. The Boroughs consists of eight episodes, which will presumably all drop at once on the streamer. Read the official synopsis for the upcoming series below:

I’ve been noticing David Harbour was pretty much missing from all the recent Stranger Things final season press, and it got me thinking about his openness in the past regarding his personal struggles. He’s talked about battling alcoholism and, back in 2018 on Marc Maron’s WTF! podcast, he revealed something he’d never discussed publicly before: a period of intense religious exploration and a year and a half of sobriety. That’s when things took a turn, and he experienced a manic episode that led to a bipolar diagnosis and a stay in a facility. Thankfully, it sounds like he’s doing much better now, and he’s still got some exciting projects lined up, including returning as Red Guardian in the 2026 Avengers: Doomsday and Violent Night 2. Let’s all hope he’s feeling strong and ready to promote those films next Christmas – we need that Santa slayer back on the press circuit!

The upcoming 50th season of Survivor will bring together both classic and newer players, and fans are excited to see how they’ll all compete when the show begins in 50 days. Along with questions about prize money, viewers are also curious about the role of the celebrity guests appearing this season. Host Jeff Probst recently explained the reasoning behind this new twist in an interview with Variety.

Warner Bros. has announced that its board strongly advises shareholders to decline the latest offer from Paramount, stating it doesn’t meet their standards and carries significant uncertainties.