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Gillian Anderson, known for The X-Files, and Lena Headey, famous for Game of Thrones, star in a Western set in the past. They play enemies battling over land, and their conflict comes to a dramatic head in the first season finale of Abandons. In a conversation with Tatiana Hullender from ScreenRant, Anderson and Headey talked about the surprising ending of the episode and shared their hopes for their characters if the show continues with a second season.

I was looking at Google’s year-end report – you know, the one showing what everyone was searching for in 2025. They highlighted the anime that really took off in Japan this year, and while some of the usual suspects made the list, I was surprised to see Netflix’s The Summer Hikaru Died in the top 10. Here’s Google’s full list of the trending anime from 2025 if you’re interested.

The new show, starring Lena Headey (from Game of Thrones) and Gillian Anderson (The X-Files), focuses on two determined women fighting for control in the rough and tumble Washington Territory of the 1850s. However, despite this premise, it hasn’t been well-received by audiences or critics. Nick Schager of The Daily Beast even criticized it as a weaker imitation of Yellowstone.

Disney+ has officially weighed in on the debate about whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie. They included the action film in a recent Instagram post showcasing 21 holiday movies available on the streaming service, clearly signaling their position.

Only Chandra Wilson and James Pickens Jr. have been on Grey’s Anatomy consistently since the beginning. Ellen Pompeo still appears occasionally and continues to narrate the show.

Mike Flanagan has worked on both original TV stories and adaptations of existing material, but he’s become particularly well-known for turning Stephen King’s novels into visual media. He’s directed adaptations of titles like Doctor Sleep, Gerald’s Game, and The Life of Chuck, and now he’s adapting another Stephen King book as a television series.

While walking the blue carpet at the season 2 premiere of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Jonathan Entwistle and Chris Steinberg revealed they’re developing a Power Rangers reboot for Disney+. They didn’t share many details about the show, including whether it would retell the story of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, but hinted at a thrilling new adventure.

As I mentioned, after over two decades at CBS, Maurice DuBois is leaving the company. He announced his departure via Instagram and wrote an extensive caption about how much his time at CBS has meant to him. Alongside a carousel of images of moments in the studio and various stories he’s reported on, he explained:

Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots, first created in 1964, is a classic two-player game where kids control robotic boxers in a yellow ring. Players rapidly press buttons, trying to make their opponent’s head shoot up and ‘knock them out.’ Vin Diesel is set to star in a movie adaptation of the game, and Mattel Studios’ Robbie Brenner has praised his ability to tell compelling stories, describing his vision for the film as imaginative, relatable, and visually impressive, according to Deadline.

Okay, so the zombie flick from 2025 felt like a natural continuation of 28 Weeks Later, which is what everyone expected. But it definitely threw some curveballs our way, especially considering how 28 Years Later ended. Now, the trailers for 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple are starting to explain some of the choices they made with that 2025 movie’s ending – it’s like things are finally clicking into place!