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A three-part documentary called Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model begins airing on February 16th and will explore the many controversies surrounding the show. However, former judge Janice Dickinson believes it’s pointless to judge the show by today’s standards. She recently shared on social media that she thinks ‘psychoanalyzing’ the show after so many years with a focus on ‘wokeness’ is ridiculous, and she also confirmed that she declined to be involved in the documentary, as did the show’s creator, Tyra Banks.

During an interview shared on X, a reporter asked Ralph Fiennes who he thought should play James Bond next. Fiennes appeared surprised by the question, and mentioned he believed Cillian Murphy would be a strong fit for the role, stating, “I think Cillian Murphy’s very good, a very good choice.”

A recurring storyline with Steph perfectly captures a central idea throughout the two seasons of Fallout: you can never really know what someone is truly like, no matter how well you think you do. This applies to everyone – from a beloved father to a devoted spouse, or even a mysterious wanderer. The show consistently demonstrates that no one sees themselves as the bad guy. Even characters who do awful things, like The Ghoul with his questionable snack choices, or Hank with his devastating actions at Shady Sands, believe they’re justified in their methods – whether it’s to find family or bring order to the wasteland. Similarly, Steph appears unstable and potentially dangerous to the people underground, but her desire for retribution against the U.S. feels understandable given the hardships she’s faced.

Malcolm, like many characters in Noah Baumbach’s films, is a bit delusional and thinks highly of himself, but he’s not entirely off base. Think of Bono – many people wonder what makes him an authority. This pattern appears in other Baumbach creations: Walt Berkman, a teenager who justified plagiarism by claiming he could have written the song himself; Roger Greenberg, a man who turned down a promising record deal because he felt it wasn’t artistically worthy and then wallowed in the consequences; Josh Srebnick, a filmmaker stuck on a years-long, uninspired documentary; and Harold Meyerowitz, an elderly sculptor who blames his lack of recognition on the superficiality of the art world. They all share a tendency to rationalize their failures by pointing fingers elsewhere.

First Reaction – The Stranger in My Home struggles to deliver the bigger impact the story suggests.

1976 was a fantastic year for film, meaning 2026 will be a special year for movie fans. Several now-classic films, including John Wayne’s last Western, a hilarious silent comedy by Mel Brooks, and Sidney Lumet’s insightful look at the media, are all reaching their 50th anniversaries this year.

I was reading ScreenRant recently, and they asked Jason Momoa about what’s next for his character, Lobo, after his appearance in Supergirl. He was doing an interview to talk about his new movie, The Wrecking Crew, when they brought up his DC future.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the upcoming film I Play Rocky, starring Anthony Ippolito as a young Sylvester Stallone, will be released in theaters nationwide on November 20, 2026, after a limited release on November 13. This release date is close to the 50th anniversary of the original Rocky film, which premiered on November 21, 1976.

Although Jim Beaver wasn’t a main character throughout the entire run of Supernatural, he was one of the few actors to appear in at least one episode of all fifteen seasons. This is remarkable considering his character, Bobby, died in Season 7. Beaver later worked with Supernatural creator Eric Kripke on The Boys, and recently spoke with TV Insider about Bobby’s final appearance on the show.

With fresh information about the first episode of the 2026 season and insights from the show’s creators, let’s discuss when the Blue Bloods spin-off will return on Fridays.