At the conclusion of Hazbin Hotel season 2, Angel decides to leave the hotel, feeling he can’t trust himself after his actions. This follows a dangerous incident where he almost harmed Cherry and Husk while they were trying to save him from the Vees. Despite his friends begging him to return, he goes back to working for Valentino, which sets the stage for what happens next in his story.
Recent reports have confirmed who an actor in a motion-capture suit was playing during filming of the Masters of the Universe movie last summer. HeMania.com revealed the actor was portraying Beast Man, ending months of online speculation sparked by footage of him chasing Nicholas Galitzine (Prince Adam) and Camila Mendes (Teela) on set.
I can’t believe it’s been almost 20 years since Joey was canceled! While Friends has been easy to watch online for years, finding Joey has always been tough, especially here in the U.S. It’s been impossible to even find the last few episodes that never originally aired here on any streaming service. The show premiered back in September 2004, and it was so exciting to see Joey Tribbiani move to Los Angeles to chase his acting dreams. Matt LeBlanc was fantastic, and the supporting cast – Drea de Matteo as his sister Gina, Paolo Costanzo, Andrea Anders, and Jennifer Coolidge – were all amazing. They even had some really big guest stars like Lucy Liu, Carmen Electra, and Christina Ricci!
In an interview with Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused Podcast, director Edgar Wright discussed his feelings about comic book movies after leaving Marvel’s Ant-Man. He admitted that his experience with Ant-Man initially made him hesitant about superhero films, but he clarified he’s still open to working on other comic book adaptations. He’d actually like to do another one. While Wright didn’t say if Barbarella would be his next film, he did share that his vision for it would be more inspired by the original French comics than the well-known 1968 movie.
The third season concluded with George questioning his marriage to Bertha after a frightening health scare. He realized he’d lost trust in her, largely because of how she treated their daughter, Gladys (played by Taissa Farmiga), and told her things needed to drastically improve or he’d leave. He then returned to New York, leaving Bertha devastated. As if that weren’t enough, Gladys also shared with her mother that she was expecting a baby.
Starting December 1st, you’ll be able to watch Godzilla and Godzilla: King of the Monsters on Netflix in the U.S. These films are among the new titles coming to the platform in December 2025.
Willem Dafoe delivers a captivating performance, portraying a vulnerable and unpolished character. Isolated and with nowhere to turn, Nemo retreats into himself, expressing his inner turmoil through art, desperate searching, and vivid hallucinations. His luxurious apartment transforms into both a creative outlet and a confining space, a place where he confronts his demons. The film takes its time, patiently observing Nemo’s cycles of breakdown and fragile recovery, emphasizing his internal struggle and sense of abandonment.
Netflix is creating an animated series for adults called ‘Grim,’ based on the comic books by Stephanie Phillips and Flaviano. Al Gough, Miles Millar, and Jennifer Yuh Nelson are executive producers. The show, as reported by Deadline, centers around Jessica Harrow, a new Reaper whose job is to guide souls to the afterlife. Jessica doesn’t remember how she died or anything about her past life, and this mystery leads her to uncover secrets about the afterlife itself.
Despite many failed attempts at bringing anime to life in live-action, it is possible to get it right. Recently, Netflix’s adaptation of One Piece surprised a lot of people – even those who typically dislike live-action anime – with its quality and success. Many fans doubted it at first, but it turned out to be one of the best adaptations ever made. While One Piece’s success is rare, future live-action anime projects can learn a lot from how it was done.
Crime fiction offers a wide range of subgenres, from classic whodunits and detective stories to more relaxed cozy mysteries and intense crime thrillers. With so many gripping and captivating options, finding the perfect detective novel can be tough, but some truly shine. What sets these books apart for fans of Sherlock Holmes is a blend of clever, twisty plots, brilliant detectives who rival (or even surpass!) the famous sleuth, and characters that feel real and stay with you long after you finish reading.