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The latest season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way followed Jenny and Sumit Singh, and this time, their relationship drama looked a little different. Sumit’s family has finally accepted their marriage, and surprisingly, they’ve been getting along while living together. Jenny worried this wouldn’t last and thought they needed to earn money and find their own place, but it seemed like not everyone agreed on their plan to open a “Family Cafe.”

The recent adventure was thrilling, but fans were curious about whether the events would be considered official Star Trek history. Thankfully, TrekMovie.com has provided some clarity, and I’m really looking forward to seeing how this impacts future shows on Paramount+.

Similar to the controversial ending of Game of Thrones, the anime School Days took a big risk that didn’t succeed, leaving fans feeling shocked and disappointed. Both stories completely overturned expectations in a negative way, and despite being different genres, School Days now shares a reputation with Game of Thrones as a once-promising series that ultimately disappointed. Adding to the negative attention surrounding School Days, a real-life tragic crime in Japan further damaged its public image.

As a huge movie fan, I feel like everyone knows How the Grinch Stole Christmas – it’s a classic! But just in case it’s been a while, the 2000 version starred Jim Carrey as the Grinch and Taylor Momsen as little Cindy Lou Who. It’s pretty wild to think that after they finished filming, they didn’t cross paths again for years!

Although Predator: Badlands has a very original story, the way it ends suggests even larger developments could be coming in future films. The movie includes a significant scene before the opening credits that hints at a major change to the Predator universe – the biggest in decades. Now that the film is out, the franchise is poised to reveal something completely new to audiences. While this new direction feels logical, it might take some time for dedicated fans to adjust.

Timothée Chalamet’s “Tiny Horse” sketches are wonderfully absurd and unexpectedly funny. The first sketch features a father and son about to lose their farm when Chalamet unexpectedly sings a heartfelt song about his miniature horse, deciding to set it free. The sequel is even stranger: Tiny Horse magically returns to save the world from disaster. It’s a completely silly idea, and most people wouldn’t think it could be funny even once, but I’m amazed that this running joke actually works – and continues to be funny!

Epic Westerns often need large groups of actors, extended lengths, and elaborate sets to truly capture the spirit of the frontier. While some are based on the lives of actual outlaws and pioneers, others use fictional stories to examine the themes that made the West so compelling. Not all of these films succeed, but the best ones are classic examples of brilliant storytelling and showcase the grand scale of the American West.

Elizabeth and Nathan’s relationship has been going strong since they started dating after her breakup with Lucas. They’re really getting comfortable together, and that includes taking a trip away from Hope Valley. According to Krakow, viewers will see Elizabeth, Nathan, Allie, and Jack enjoying time together outside of town, and this new dynamic will continue when they return.

Harry was abandoned as a baby and left with Petunia, but they never had a close relationship. Petunia, her husband Vernon, and their son Dudley were unkind to Harry, despite the fact that he’d lost his parents. While Petunia’s behavior towards her nephew was particularly upsetting, her past experiences shaped how she acted. This doesn’t excuse her actions, but it’s important to remember when considering her role in the story.

In 2025, four films were released, including adaptations of the short stories “The Monkey” and “The Life of Chuck,” as well as two based on Stephen King’s Bachman books, “The Long Walk” and “The Running Man.” A streaming series based on “The Institute” and a prequel to “It” were also produced. Given the success of the two Bachman adaptations that year, it’s time for Hollywood to bring another Bachman story to the screen.