Iconic Commercials From the 2000s

As a kid growing up in the 2000s, it felt like everyone was constantly trying to sell me something. The decade was all about reality TV, celebrities, and the very beginning of social media taking over – it was a big shift. Honestly, it’s probably even more intense now with ads popping up during streaming shows and sponsored posts everywhere, but back then, at least the commercials were kind of… fun? They had a little more style, you know?

$132 Million Horror Sequel To Stream on Netflix After Peacock

The movie Black Phone 2 will be available to stream on Netflix starting May 16, 2026, according to What’s on Netflix. This is happening because of a deal between Universal Pictures, the film’s distributor, and Netflix. As part of the agreement, Netflix will be the exclusive streaming home for Universal’s live-action movies for 10 months, after they’ve first been available on Peacock for 4 months.

Only ‘Interstellar’ Stands Between ‘Project Hail Mary’ and Box Office Immortality

The movie Project Hail Mary continues to perform exceptionally well in theaters. Unlike most films, its ticket sales haven’t dropped much from week to week. In its fourth week, it earned another $24.5 million in the US and has now made over $500 million worldwide. Despite competition from The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Project Hail Mary is still the top pick for adult moviegoers. It’s expected to stay that way for at least another week, until the release of Michael, a new biopic, on April 24th.

Wrenn Schmidt Sole Remaining Season 1 Actor In For All Mankind

Each season of For All Mankind jumps forward about ten years from the last, beginning with the 1969 moon landing. Because of this timeline, it’s natural for characters to leave the show and actors to move on. The series starts with the hopeful spirit of early moon missions in season 1 and progresses to the challenges faced on Mars in season 5, covering five decades of space travel and Earth-based conflicts along the way.