Chicago Med, Fire, & PD Crossover Episode Sets 2026 Release With Order Tweak & Plot Details Revealed

Okay, One Chicago fans, mark your calendars! According to Variety, a big crossover event is happening on Wednesday, March 4th. But things are a little different this time around. Chicago Fire will kick things off at 8 p.m. Eastern, followed by Chicago Med at 9 p.m., and Chicago PD will wrap up the night at 10 p.m. Eastern. So, get ready for a full night of drama!

Lost Star Josh Holloway Reveals Why He Lost Gambit Role in X-Men Movie

When asked at an event which superhero roles he’d be interested in, actor Halloway – famous for his role in – mentioned Gambit. He actually auditioned with Hugh Jackman and landed the part, recalling a celebratory moment where Jackman hugged him and said, “You’re it! I’ll see you on set.”

George R.R. Martin Preferred Something Totally Different for A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, But Lost That Fight (Exclusive)

HBO gave Parker the freedom to adapt the story as he and George R.R. Martin envisioned, focusing on Dunk’s perspective. Parker explained that the 30-60 minute runtime allowed them to tell the story the source material demanded. Since most viewers are already familiar with the original novella, they wanted to stay true to the main plot and avoid unnecessary detours.

Mercy Review: Minority Report For Dummies

Here are the details for the movie: It will be released on January 23, 2026, and is directed by Timur Bekmambetov. The screenplay is by Marco van Belle, and the film stars Chris Pratt, Rebecca Ferguson, Annabelle Wallis, Kylie Rogers, Kali Reis, and Chris Sullivan. It’s rated PG-13 for violence, disturbing imagery, strong language, drug references, and teen smoking, and has a runtime of 100 minutes.

Star Trek: The Final Frontier’s Reputation As Worst Trek Movie Could Be Changing Soon

For decades, the Golden Raspberry Awards (or Razzies) have playfully honored the worst films of the year, and have sometimes even attracted the good-humored participation of the actors involved. While it’s unlikely any stars from the Star Trek universe will attend the 2026 ceremony, the newest Trek movie might break the franchise’s record for the most Razzie Awards.

DCU’s Brave And The Bold Finally Takes Another Step Forward Amid Fan Uncertainty

According to The Insneider, Christina Hodson is writing The Brave and the Bold movie. While it’s unknown how much of the script is finished, a source at The Hollywood Reporter says she’s been working on it since at least last fall. Another insider mentioned that it will likely take some time before Hodson delivers a final draft, as DC Studios is carefully planning the movie’s development.

Tamalasca: The Secret Order Is Finally Running Out of Steam as Fans Await Season 2

After the impressive performance of the gothic fantasy series, AMC wisely broadened its world with Mayfair Witches. Then, in October 2025, came Talamasca: The Secret Order, and boy, did it take off! But as a viewer, I’m starting to get a little worried. While we’re all still hoping for a Season 2 announcement, the numbers on FlixPatrol suggest Talamasca is losing momentum on streaming, and that’s never a good sign.