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I’m so excited to hear Ryan Coogler is working on a new take on The X-Files! It was such a groundbreaking show – two FBI agents delving into all sorts of strange, unexplained mysteries they called the “X-Files.” Chris Carter, the creator, really nailed the format. Each episode was usually a self-contained story with a creepy monster or unusual event, but there was always a bigger, season-long storyline unfolding in the background too. It was a perfect blend of spooky and suspenseful!

Four years after its release, Wrath of Man is now the most popular movie on Netflix, according to FlixPatrol. It reached the top spot on December 27th and stayed there through December 29th. However, the film is currently only available to viewers in the United States, so its success on Netflix is limited to the U.S.

According to Variety, director Safdie recently discussed his new A24 film, featuring Timothée Chalamet, Fran Drescher, Tyler, the Creator, and Odessa A’zion, at a public event. He explained that Chalamet, who wore genuine prescription lenses for his character, told him he was comfortable with the intense attention—feeling like he was “in a fishbowl”—and was willing to do whatever Safdie asked. Safdie went on to detail how the combination of contact lenses and glasses contributed to Chalamet’s character’s look.

Everyone is excited for the return of The Rookie, one of TV’s most popular shows. The season 6 finale left viewers on the edge of their seats, especially regarding the fate of Chen and Bradford. While there are many storylines fans are looking forward to, the biggest question is what happens with the couple. Fortunately, a recent update from O’Neil gives fans a clearer idea of what to expect.

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The trailer for Hulu’s upcoming Malcolm reunion, Life’s Still Unfair, shows a very happy Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) who has managed to avoid his family for two decades. He cheerfully explains that his life is great now that he’s distanced himself from them. He’s built a life with his own daughter (played by Keeley Karsten, who starred in The Fabelmans), but a 40th wedding anniversary brings him back into the fold. Malcolm’s wife, Piama Tananahaakna (Emy Coligado), encourages him to face his family, saying he can’t hide forever. Malcolm, however, believes his strategy was working perfectly… until his parents reappeared.

Michael Jordan is widely considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time, earning the respect of his peers, even fellow legends. Magic Johnson famously described Jordan as the most physically gifted athlete he’d ever seen, amazed by his incredible stamina. Allen Iverson, who grew up watching Jordan’s career take off, also holds him in high regard, deeply appreciating Jordan’s impact on the game.