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I initially avoided watching Season 3 for a specific reason, but I decided to watch it all at once anyway, especially with the new season of Bridgerton coming up. Now that Benedict is taking center stage, I’m hoping his love story will address that issue and make me invest in his relationship as much as I did with Anthony and Kate.

On January 28th, the movie The Frozen Ground ranked eighth on Tubi’s most popular list. It outperformed Geostorm and Martin Lawrence’s Blue Streak, which came in ninth and tenth place, respectively. The Frozen Ground was behind several other films, including The Fifth Element and Twin, with the Tubi original film taking the top spot.

This platform has quickly become a favorite place to discover excellent sci-fi series, especially with so much content available now. Many of the shows released here aren’t just good—they’re truly among the best.

While every shot in the Lord of the Rings trilogy is visually stunning, Viggo Mortensen has a clear favorite scene. He recently told Empire magazine that it involves Boromir’s death – a moment many fans remember vividly. Mortensen revealed the scene was initially going to be very complicated, but Sean Bean streamlined it, making it powerfully simple.

Unbeknownst to him, the woman who captured his attention is actually Sophie Baek, one of the housemaids. Just like Benedict, Sophie didn’t anticipate finding love at the ball; she simply wanted a brief respite from her difficult job serving the demanding Lady Araminta and her spoiled daughters.

The show, The Lincoln Lawyer, centers around Mickey Haller, a lawyer who works out of his Lincoln Navigator. It follows Haller and his firm as they take on cases in Los Angeles.

The new crime thriller became an instant success after all six episodes were released last week. It quickly climbed the charts on Prime Video, reaching number two in the U.S. and, for the first time ever, taking the top spot worldwide today.

At the Sundance Film Festival, Paul Dano was about to respond to a question from Variety about comments made by Quentin Tarantino when his Little Miss Sunshine co-star, Toni Collette, unexpectedly spoke up. She strongly dismissed Tarantino’s remarks, saying he must have been under the influence, and found his comments bizarre. Dano then shifted the conversation to the positive messages he’d been receiving on social media.

While many of you reading this might have a sweet tooth, especially for Oreos, if you found yourself in the DCU, you’d likely be eating Chocos instead. James Gunn went on Instagram to share set design focused around Metropolis’ favorite sandwich cookie, and man, would I like to be in that meeting room at Chocos headquarters. Check it out:

Okay, let me tell you about The Gallerist. Right from the start, the filmmakers cleverly set things up – a seemingly minor art piece actually becomes a key plot point later on. We meet Polina, played by Natalie Portman, a gallery owner trying to make a splash with a new artist, Stella. She’s hosting a fancy preview for Dalton, a particularly irritating art influencer (Zach Galifianakis, nailing the smugness). Things immediately start to unravel when Polina’s assistant, Kiki (Jenna Ortega, wonderfully frazzled), reveals a growing water leak near a sculpture with a rather unfortunate name, “The Emasculator.” To make matters worse, Dalton is busy insulting both the art and Polina’s taste. With her gallery already on the brink of closure, Polina is stressed, to say the least. Throw in some sharp shears and that slippery water, and it’s not a surprise when someone ends up impaled on the sculpture. It’s a messy situation, and things quickly go from bad to worse.