Following The Neighborhood’s Final Christmas Episode, Cedric The Entertainer Is Hyping A Major Milestone Along With Anthony Anderson (And Cake)

I’m a huge fan of The Neighborhood, so I was a little sad watching what’s been announced as the show’s last Christmas episode – the fall finale of its eighth season. It was a really sweet episode, ending on a high note with someone about to get engaged! But there’s even more exciting news. Cedric the Entertainer shared a sneak peek on social media about an episode planned for 2026, and he did it alongside his friend, Anthony Anderson, who’s going to be a guest star. Oh, and there was a massive cake involved, which just made everything even better!

38 Years Later, Jack Nicholson’s Most Unhinged Performance Is Still This Fantasy Cult Classic

Throughout his career, a great thing about Jack Nicholson was that he didn’t take himself too seriously. He balanced critically acclaimed films like Chinatown and A Few Good Men with fun, silly movies such as Mars Attacks and Anger Management. One of his most delightfully over-the-top roles came in George Miller’s 1987 fantasy film, The Witches of Eastwick.

Rich’s Death In It: Welcome To Derry Proves It’s Not Stranger Things

Ricardo Santos, nicknamed “Rich,” was a particularly likable character in It: Welcome to Derry, leading many viewers to expect he wouldn’t survive the series. This belief was strengthened by the fact that he’s absent from the future events shown in the films. Despite the widespread anticipation of his death, it still felt impactful when it happened in episode 7 of It: Welcome to Derry.

Avengers: Doomsday’s First Trailer Reaches New Milestone As Release Nears

That’s pretty much all the information available about the first trailer right now. While fans have a general idea of when it might drop, Marvel hasn’t announced any specific release date. There’s been some talk that the Doomsday teaser could be shorter than expected, but overall, Marvel Studios is keeping most of the details under wraps.

10 Greatest Mystery Miniseries of the Last Decade, Ranked

Over the last ten years, we’ve seen some fantastic mystery miniseries that critics loved and people are still talking about today. The shorter length of these series actually works in the mystery genre’s favor, keeping the plot focused, exciting, and full of suspense. The most successful ones told compelling stories in just a few episodes, leaving audiences eager for more.

FNAF 2 Movie’s Charlotte Emily Has 1 Major Change from the Games

As a big fan of the Five Nights at Freddy’s games, I was really excited to see the movie! It’s directed by Emma Tammi and stars Josh Hutcherson as Mike Schmidt, with Elizabeth Lail playing Vanessa, Piper Rubio as Abby, and Matthew Lillard taking on the role of William Afton. It finally hit theaters on December 5, 2025, and I couldn’t wait to check it out!

Cynthia Erivo Responded After Becoming The First Black Woman To Nab Two Golden Globe Nods In The Lead Actress (Comedy) Category

I just learned some exciting news – Cynthia Erivo, who’s incredibly dedicated right now rehearsing for a one-woman show in London where she’ll play every role in Dracula, responded to a piece in Variety about her Golden Globe nomination. Apparently, she’s the first Black woman to achieve this, and she shared her reaction on Instagram Stories. It’s a huge moment, and I’m eager to see what she had to say!

CBS’ Forgotten Hercule Poirot TV Movie Is 1 of the Best Agatha Christie Adaptations Ever Made

When Dead Man’s Folly first aired on television, it didn’t generate much buzz, largely because it faced tough competition from other shows during prime time. TV movies often have smaller marketing budgets, and that was true for this film as well. As a result, it remained relatively unknown for years and quickly lost popularity with a wider audience, despite being shown on CBS.