The film, directed by David Ayer (known for Suicide Squad), centers on Adam Clay, a former hitman. After a loved one is killed by the son of a wealthy man, Clay comes out of retirement seeking revenge. It’s a story with echoes of the plot from Keanu Reeves’ popular action film – though without the canine companion!
After a somewhat unsatisfying conclusion to its sixth season in 2021, the popular British police drama Line of Duty is returning for a seventh season. The show, which first aired on BBC Two in 2012, follows ongoing investigations within the police force.
I also wanted to highlight a really clever way The Daily Show illustrated how inconsistent Trump’s Iran policy was. There were so many inconsistencies, and they weren’t humorous – they were actually quite troubling. It’s almost too easy to catch Trump in a falsehood, and honestly, dwelling on it just leaves you feeling worse. But the show’s idea of having four different Trump personalities debate each other, like commentators on a sports show, was genuinely entertaining. And we really need to find those moments of levity, don’t we? Here’s a look at other funny moments from late night this week.
Chuck Norris has died, according to a post on his Instagram account. He was hospitalized in Hawaii yesterday. His family has asked for privacy and has not yet shared details about how he passed away.
After gaining a dedicated following, the show returned in 2014, surprisingly ahead of the curve as television began to focus on high-quality, complex dramas. During the surge in popularity of shows with flawed main characters, Valerie agreed to star in a darkly funny and self-critical series written by Paulie G. (Lance Barber), a former rival and the creator of her previous show. The season aired before the full extent of misconduct allegations against creators like Louie C.K. became public, but it clearly reflected an understanding of the power dynamics at play. Despite facing potential embarrassment, both deserved and undeserved, Valerie continued on, and the season ended beautifully with her finding a sense of self and choosing to spend time with her close friend and hairstylist, Mickey (Robert Michael Morris), who was sadly ill during filming and passed away in 2017. The recent announcement that Kudrow and King are bringing Valerie back for a new season is exciting, but also unsettling. What new challenges and revelations await her, the audience, and the entertainment world?
The Final Fantasy series continues to thrive, as evidenced by the recently announced Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy. TechRaptor reported that the game will launch on March 24th. It will feature a collection of beloved characters and let players create teams to battle famous bosses.
The new action thriller brings together Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal, who previously starred in Guy Ritchie’s films. They play members of a top-secret team assigned to pull off an incredibly challenging, multi-billion-dollar heist. A recently released clip from the film, titled In the Grey, shows characters Bronco (Gyllenhaal) and Sidney (Cavill) outlining their plan to the team, which involves posing as a married couple to gain access to their target’s home.
Zendaya has a busy and exciting 2026 lined up, with roles in films by acclaimed directors like Christopher Nolan and alongside stars such as Florence Pugh. She’ll be showcasing her versatility as an actress, taking on everything from playing a mythological goddess to a bride hiding a secret. Keep an eye out for her in projects like The Drama and Dune: Part Three!
H.P. Lovecraft’s personal biases heavily influence his stories, particularly those in the Cthulhu Mythos. But even aside from those problematic views, bringing Lovecraft’s work to the screen would be challenging due to the unique and often difficult nature of his writing.
Charlie Cox shared that the creators of the Daredevil: Born Again series initially thought about keeping Foggy Nelson alive in the story. Ultimately, though, they decided against it. Cox mentioned this while talking about fan speculation, clarifying that the idea was considered but never made it into the final plot.