Though Mae Martin is famous for stand-up comedy, many believe their series Feel Good best showcases their unique comedic style. A charming awkwardness has always been central to Mae Martin’s work, whether in their stand-up routines or their role as Alex in Wayward, but it truly shines in Feel Good.
In Hollywood, making money often means creating sequels, and Donna Langley, head of NBCUniversal Entertainment, recently discussed the future of Wicked. The two-part movie adaptation, directed by Jon M. Chu, earned over $1.2 billion globally and concluded the story of Elphaba and Glinda in 2025 with Wicked: For Good. But there are still more stories to be told in the world of Oz.
As a longtime fan, I’ve always loved how Grey’s Anatomy isn’t afraid to revisit characters from the past. They’ve even brought back people who’ve died – like Derek, George, and Mark! So when I heard Addison was returning to Seattle, I wasn’t surprised, but I was excited. It was great to see her again, though I was definitely bummed to learn about what happened with her and Jake.
Currently, Reacher is the leading action thriller on streaming services. It’s been a massive hit for Prime Video, earning high praise from critics – every season has received a Rotten Tomatoes score of 90% or higher. Reacher is really setting the standard for the genre, consistently delivering gripping action, compelling characters, and well-written storylines.
Dawson’s Creek is a TV show set in the quaint New England town of Capeside, Massachusetts. It centers around 15-year-old Dawson Leery (played by James Van Der Beek), who hopes to become a filmmaker, and his close friends Pacey (Joshua Jackson) and Joey (Katie Holmes). The story also follows Jen (Michelle Williams), a newcomer to the town.
In a recent interview, Langley talked about the upcoming Fast Forever movie. When asked about possible surprise appearances by familiar faces, she remained tight-lipped, refusing to reveal any spoilers. “We’re keeping everything a secret!” she said.
2026 promises to be an exceptionally successful year for Zendaya, potentially surpassing the achievements of many actors throughout history. She’s set to star in several high-profile films expected to be box office hits, appear in a highly anticipated new drama series, and return to her acclaimed role in a popular TV show.
Over the years, Hollywood has frequently adapted major sporting events into films, and there are plenty to choose from as we look ahead to the 2026 Winter Olympics. However, one movie stands out – a remarkable true story starring Hugh Jackman and Taron Egerton that happened 38 years ago.
The idea of multiple versions of Spider-Man existing across different universes has recently become popular and successful, as seen in movies like Spider-Man: No Way Home and the Spider-Verse films. One recent story even changed Spider-Man’s name, but this change makes sense when you consider the full context.
For the past twenty years or so, the relationship between Marvel movies and comics has shifted. Originally, the comics provided the stories for the films and TV shows. Now, Marvel Studios also impacts what happens in the comics. This change has altered established storylines, and many fans are frustrated, particularly because it seems to be simplifying complex characters to appeal to a wider audience.