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The eight-part sci-fi thriller 11.22.63 follows a time traveler who journeys back to 1960 with the goal of preventing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Originally released on Hulu ten years ago, the miniseries has been available on different streaming services, and recently became available on Netflix in the US. This has led to a big increase in popularity, and it’s now one of the top three most-watched shows on the platform.

The first season of Cross premiered last November and quickly became a popular hit on Prime Video, with critics especially praising the lead actor’s performance. Now, anticipation is building for Season 2, and the recently released trailer (available below!) suggests an even more complex case for Alex Cross. You can also find a summary of the new season alongside the trailer.

If you love thrillers and enjoyed recent hits on Netflix like Harlan Coben’s Run Away and The Beast in Me, you won’t want to miss what many are already predicting will be one of the top shows of 2026.

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Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo are incredibly talented singers, and their performances in the Wicked films created high expectations. This may be why the singing of the actress playing the iconic Bond girl has received a lot of criticism in both movies. However, I believe that criticism is far too harsh.

Sophie Turner recently shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon how much her grandfather, Robert Jesse Cotton, influenced her career. She called him her “total hero” and explained she received his wedding ring right before landing her role in X-Men, a meaningful coincidence.

If you watch TV or use streaming services, you’ll likely see celebrities in many commercials – from Natalie Portman promoting perfume to Robert De Niro advertising snacks. However, a recent trend of actors endorsing gambling products is causing concern. Is this a good thing for both the entertainment and gambling industries, or are the potential risks greater than the benefits?

The series begins with the instrumental techno track “Rivalry,” which is featured throughout the show. Its energetic, club-like sound perfectly captures the atmosphere of Challengers.

When news of his murder is announced at breakfast, Candiace—who secretly wished he was gone—puts on an incredible act. She dramatically cries out, “NOOO!” and delivers a performance worthy of an award. She claims he was a close friend, while footage later shows her happily celebrating his death privately. She even offers a toast to his memory at the table, which felt a bit much, but surprisingly, no one called her out on it.

The latest trailer for Avengers: Doomsday is now showing in cinemas before screenings of Avatar: Fire and Ash. The trailer features characters from Wakanda – Namor, Namora, Shuri, and King M’Baku – with Shuri delivering a voiceover saying, “I’ve lost everyone that matters to me. A King has his duties to prepare our people for the afterlife. I have mine.” A notable moment shows King M’Baku meeting Ben Grimm, introducing himself as “King M’Baku, of Wakanda,” to which Grimm simply replies, “Ben. Yancy Street, between Broome and Grand.”