Ron Funches Is Done Defending Himself

Ron Funches quickly became a target on the show The Traitors. He was one of the first players to accuse someone – Porsha Williams – of being a Traitor, pointing out her slip-ups in wording. However, when Porsha was revealed to be on the good team, the other players turned on Funches. Some, like Dorinda Medley, felt he was being a sore loser for not trying to get to know her, while Candiace Dillard Bassett used him as a distraction. Funches couldn’t win back the group’s trust and was eliminated in the sixth episode, leaving the remaining players worried that they had wrongly accused another Faithful player.

Sydney Sweeney’s The Housemaid Is Already a PVOD Hit

The movie The Housemaid, based on Freida McFadden’s novel, was released in theaters on December 19th. After a string of less successful films, it proved to be a breakthrough hit for Sweeney, and continued to perform well on iTunes, according to FlixPatrol.

Nioh 3’s Near-Perfect Action Is Weighed Down By Bloat

Okay, so with Nioh 3, it feels just like the previous games in terms of the awesome combat, but now you get to explore a really cool open world. Honestly, the story and leveling up stuff aren’t the greatest, but the action is so good it totally makes up for it. I’m really getting into it just for the fights!

10 Worst DC K.O. Fights In The Comics, Ranked

Not all fights are exciting to watch. With so many competitors, some matches have ended surprisingly fast. Others just didn’t live up to expectations, either because the characters acted differently than usual or because we misjudged their strength. Ultimately, some fights are simply less enjoyable than others. Here’s a look at the worst ones we’ve seen so far.

Apple TV’s Pluribus Gets Season 2 Release Update

The show, starring Karolina Wydra and Carlos Manuel Vesga, was highlighted at Apple TV’s recent press event in Santa Monica. During a discussion, creator Vince Gilligan addressed a key question for fans of Pluribus: the status of Season 2’s writing process.

Jock Shares His Daredevil #1 Cover And It’s Jaw-Dropping

Artist Jock shared the striking cover art for the new Daredevil comic on X (formerly Twitter), explaining it was created using acrylics, spray paint, and ink. The cover features Daredevil with a determined look, set against a dark backdrop, and includes a map of New York City visible on his back. This artwork is the latest preview for the upcoming Daredevil series, which will be written by Chip Zdarsky (Planet She-Hulk) and illustrated by Lee Garbett (Death of Doctor Strange), continuing the adventures of the Man Without Fear.

Gerard Butler’s Underrated Neo Noir Action Thriller Officially Dethrones The Rip on Netflix

As of February 4, 2026, Copshop is the most popular movie on Netflix in the United States, according to FlixPatrol, bumping The Rip down to second place. However, worldwide audiences have a different preference. Released in 2021, Copshop features Gerard Butler as Bob Viddick, a professional hitman who unexpectedly becomes involved in a dangerous conflict with a rookie police officer (Alexis Louder) and a clever swindler (Frank Grillo).

Pedro Pascal Officially Saves Todd Haynes’s Explicit Queer Noir

Pascal has been incredibly busy lately, appearing in three films – Materialists, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and Eddington (with his former co-star, Phoenix) – as well as the hit series The Last of Us. He has even more projects coming out later this year, including The Mandalorian and Grogu and Avengers: Doomsday. Some might worry he’s appearing in too many things, but starring in large, successful films often gives actors the financial freedom to pursue smaller, passion projects without damaging their careers. So, we can thank the Marvel and Star Wars universes for helping make this new film by Haynes possible – who knew Grogu would play such a key role?