Chris Hemsworth and Halle Berry Turn Up the Heat in New Trailer for What Could be the Crime Movie of the Year

The film stars Chris Hemsworth alongside Mark Ruffalo, Barry Keoghan, and Halle Berry, with Monica Barbaro, Corey Hawkins, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Nick Nolte providing excellent supporting roles. Directed by Bart Layton, Crime 101 is based on the novella of the same name by Don Winslow and will be released in theaters on February 13, 2026. Here’s what the movie is about:

Tim Allen Shares Details on Cancer Diagnosis That Doctor Missed Five Times

During an appearance on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, Woody Allen mentioned that someone at The Today Show pointed out he hadn’t released any new work in over two years. He explained that this observation came after he appeared on Jimmy Fallon and then The Today Show, with the host noting his lack of recent projects.

I Know We’re Moving Forward In Time With 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, But Here’s Why I Still Want 28 Months Later

Despite the upcoming sequel to 28 Years Later, called The Bone Temple, I still hold out hope for the missing installment. Honestly, it’s more about what I want to believe. I enjoyed 28 Years Later and am excited for the new movie, but the jump from Days and Weeks straight to YEARS just feels off to me, and I doubt that feeling will ever change.

Taylor Sheridan’s Sicario: Day of the Soldado Deserved Better in Theaters

Following the first film’s success, a sequel was approved. Writer Taylor Sheridan, who previously appeared on Sons of Anarchy and gained recognition for films like Sicario and shows like Yellowstone and Landman, was brought on to write it. There was hope that Sicario 2 would be a major box office success, but unfortunately, it didn’t perform well in theaters, despite being a film many felt deserved a wider audience.

“Doing It With a Stranger Is Preferable”: Jennifer Lawrence Doesn’t Like Her R-Rated Sex Scenes to be with Friends

Jennifer Lawrence’s new movie centers on Grace, a mother battling severe postpartum depression and psychosis. This leads to the breakdown of her marriage with her husband, Jackson (played by Robert Pattinson), and her overall well-being. The film is a dark and intense psychological exploration with subtle sexual themes, and features intimate scenes between Lawrence and Pattinson. Interestingly, Lawrence found it easier to film these scenes because she didn’t know Pattinson personally.

Before Diving Into Lord of the Rings, You Have to Binge This ’03 Fantasy Masterpiece First

Christopher Paolini’s The Inheritance Cycle is a great place to start for fantasy fans. The series began with Eragon in 2003 (though some readers found self-published copies earlier, in 2002). Clearly influenced by classic fantasy stories, the books capture the magic of the genre and are easy for newcomers to enjoy. It’s a sweeping adventure filled with dragons, a sense of fate, and thrilling danger, but it remains engaging without being overwhelming.

James Gunn’s DC Reboot Just Unveiled the 7th DCU Superhero Who Can Fly

With the new DC Universe set to launch in 2026, more details are emerging about its heroes. At an HBO Max event in Brazil in November 2025, a trailer for the upcoming series Lanterns revealed that Hal Jordan (played by Kyle Chandler) will be able to fly. This makes him the eighth character in the DCU with the power of flight.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Recap: When Athena Takes the Stand

Last season of RuPaul’s Drag Race didn’t include any group challenges, and it really didn’t work. It felt strange – even Suzie Toot agreed when I spoke with her – and fans felt the same way. People love seeing drag queens in groups! These challenges show what it’s really like for the queens to collaborate, and those who excel at teamwork can really shine both on stage and online. It’s the most realistic test of what it takes to be a successful drag queen today. The U.K. version has embraced this, likely inspired by their love for iconic girl groups like the Spice Girls, Little Mix, and Girls Aloud.

Liam Neeson’s Wrath of the Titans Deserves a Second Look

When Wrath of the Titans came out fourteen years ago, critics didn’t like it, and most people didn’t go to see it, effectively ending the series after just two movies. But looking back after more than a decade, it seems the film may have gotten a raw deal. Perhaps it’s time to take another look and appreciate this sequel, which may have been unfairly criticized.