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.
Nintendo’s recently announced Fairy Tail: Dungeons is a card-based RPG where you explore a challenging, ever-changing dungeon. The game features a brand new story and lets you play as 10 different characters, including popular heroes like Lucy Heartfilia and Natsu Dragneel. You’ll build custom card decks to battle enemies in a dungeon that weakens anyone who enters.
Netflix has announced that the movie War Machine will premiere on March 6th. They also shared a sneak peek video highlighting the many films and series coming to the platform in 2026. You can watch the teaser below!
The biggest surprise of this episode isn’t just that things have changed, but how much. When Lucy and the Ghoul arrive at the Strip, it’s a ghost town – completely abandoned and overrun by deathclaws, the most dangerous creatures in the Fallout universe. It’s genuinely shocking to see the Ghoul so frightened. (Look up “Quarry Junction” to get a sense of the backstory.) Even as a long-time Fallout fan, I’m impressed with how the writers – Graham Wagner, Geneva Robertson-Dworet, and their team, including Jane Espenson who wrote this episode – are balancing fan expectations with bold changes that could upset some viewers. Showing the Strip in such a state of decay is a risky move. Previously, it was a rare haven of civilization in the Mojave Wasteland, a place known for its vices. Now, the robots are broken, a deathclaw is the Gomorrah’s only resident, and Robert House is missing. It’s a truly unexpected turn of events.