A new Christmas movie arrived on the streaming service just as the holiday season began, launching on Wednesday, November 19 (you can find details on other upcoming Netflix releases for 2025 here). So far, it’s been a hit, currently ranking number one on Netflix’s worldwide Top 10 list.
At a recent Q&A for The Cosmic Circus, reporter Alex Perez shared that Chris Hemsworth’s character, Thor, faces significant challenges in Avengers: Doomsday, and also discussed his upcoming role in a major 2026 film.
The movie starts with a simple idea, but becomes much more impactful when viewers learn it’s based on a real practice in Japan – renting people for companionship. Beyond that unique concept, the film dives into relatable and universal themes. We follow Phillip’s emotional journey as he has moments of realization that will likely make the audience reflect on their own lives.
Modern remakes of classic sci-fi TV shows have a real advantage today. Special effects and technology have improved dramatically since the 1980s, meaning older shows can be updated and look fantastic. Combine that with a good story and people’s fond memories, and you have a winning formula. Hopefully, we’ll see some of these beloved shows reimagined soon.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is featured in the documentary The Age of Disclosure, where he talks about unidentified flying objects repeatedly appearing over nuclear sites, stating they aren’t American and their origin is unknown. The film also includes interviews with former intelligence chief James Clapper and Senator Kristen Gillibrand. Director Farah believes it’s only a matter of time before a president publicly acknowledges the existence of extraterrestrial life, telling Entertainment Weekly he envisions a leader announcing to the world, “We’re not alone in the universe.” He calls this a potentially historic moment for any leader. However, given the recent increase in UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) disclosures, many people online don’t seem particularly surprised by the idea, as noted by NBC News.
Jake Paul’s boxing match last Friday against Gervonta Davis was cancelled due to accusations of domestic violence against Davis. This significantly changes Paul’s plans, as he was preparing for an exhibition fight against a smaller opponent. Now, he’s facing a professional heavyweight fight against a much more experienced boxer, Anthony Joshua, who is an Olympic gold medalist and former two-time heavyweight champion.
Vivenne Medrano, the creator of Hazbin Hotel, recently shared a season 3 update that some fans might find discouraging, but it could actually be positive in the long run. Hazbin Hotel has become a beloved show, especially for people who feel like outsiders, love musical theater, or identify as LGBTQ+, providing them with a strong sense of community and entertainment.
Woody Harrelson famously played Haymitch in the original Hunger Games movies. The new trailer suggests the story will have a thrilling journey, even though we know how it ends. It’s also notable to see Glenn Close appear in the trailer, though she’s somewhat unrecognizable.
According to the Baltimore Banner, prosecutors claim the Osefos possess around 40 credit and debit cards, some registered to company names. They also accuse the couple of using fake names to hide who they are. However, the Osefos’ lawyers argue the aliases were only used to protect the privacy of well-known personalities, specifically for package deliveries after legitimate purchases. They state the Osefos have never used false names on any financial documents and call the allegation misleading.
Mike Flanagan has become a major force in horror on Netflix, with hits like The Haunting of Hill House and The Fall of the House of Usher. It’s not that Netflix favors his shows over others, but rather that he consistently creates high-quality horror series.