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NBC has just released the first official trailer for a big crossover event coming in 2026, bringing together the shows in the ‘One Chicago’ universe. The trailer reveals a surprise return to Chicago by former team members Halstead and Upton. You can watch the trailer here:

In 2022, HBO announced its streaming service, MAX, would be the home of Scavengers Reign. This unique show blends adult animation with the grand scope of classic science fiction, creating a truly captivating and emotional experience. Although the series is no longer being continued, it’s definitely worth watching for any sci-fi fan who hasn’t seen it. It’s simply excellent storytelling and a prime example of the high-quality entertainment HBO is known for.

Recently, some Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies haven’t performed as well as expected at the box office, with films like Captain America: Brave New World, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and The Marvels receiving criticism. Some plot decisions, such as the reveal that Rhodey was a Skrull in Secret Invasion and Ant-Man’s surprisingly easy victory over Kang, have also frustrated fans. However, none of these recent choices have caused as much disagreement among viewers as a surprising villain twist from 2013.

Christian Bale revealed in an Entertainment Weekly interview that the six-hour makeup process for his role as “Frank” became a surprisingly useful outlet for his emotions. He explained that he’d start screaming and yelling during the transformation to cope with the darkness of the character. It turned into a funny on-set tradition, as other cast and crew members eventually joined in his vocal outbursts!

The movie Enough is based on Anna Quindlen’s novel Black and Blue, and tells the difficult story of a woman who finally fights back after enduring abuse. While it received largely negative reviews upon release – currently holding a 22% score on Rotten Tomatoes – many viewers consider it a powerful and realistic film that deserves to be seen, even calling it a masterpiece.

Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan, who have collaborated successfully in the past, took a big chance with their latest film – and it worked. While they’re famous for action and dramatic movies like Black Panther, Fruitvale Station, and the Creed films, they decided to try something different with a groundbreaking horror movie about vampires.

Created by Curtis Jackson (50 Cent) and Courtney A. Kemp, the show Power centers on James St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick), a New York City drug dealer who hides his criminal activity behind a successful nightclub. Similar to Yellowstone, Power has grown into a large franchise, currently with three spin-off shows and another one planned. In Season 5, Episode 5, titled “Happy Birthday,” Kendrick Lamar makes an appearance as Laces, a quick-witted character struggling with addiction and homelessness.

Even with recent shifts at Marvel, Kevin Feige is expected to remain in his leadership role. Sources at Deadline say he’s not planning to step down as President of Marvel Studios or Chief Creative Officer of Marvel Entertainment. He’s currently focused on upcoming projects like Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, and is also working on plans to reboot the X-Men franchise, potentially keeping him busy through 2028. So far, neither Disney nor Feige has confirmed these reports.

Look, Doc Holliday is a fantastic character, and a big reason why he’s become such a legendary western antihero. But honestly, Val Kilmer brought so much to the role in Tombstone – so many nuances and strengths – that some of his most brilliant moments just don’t get the attention they deserve, you know? It’s easy for a few things to get lost when the whole performance is just that good.

After a couple of seasons, Rings of Power hasn’t become the massive success Amazon likely hoped for. While it hasn’t been a complete failure in terms of viewers or reviews, the show needed to be a huge hit given its enormous cost. It was intended to be the defining TV series of the decade, but instead, it’s found a more limited audience.