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Apple TV has released the first trailer for Pluribus, a new science fiction series from Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad. Read More 2025-10-23 16:35

Gary Oldman won his first Oscar in 2016 for his portrayal of Winston Churchill, a famously powerful and debated historical figure. In the film Darkest Hour, directed by Joe Wright, Oldman completely embodied Churchill, delivering a performance so convincing that it was often difficult to distinguish between the actor and the man himself. Many viewers remember being captivated by moments like Churchill’s forceful line, “Will you stop interrupting me when I am interrupting you?” Oldman’s performance was truly transformative; he masterfully captured Churchill’s mannerisms, voice, personality, humor, and understanding of British politics, effectively becoming the wartime prime minister.

In short: the story is being staged as settled when it isn’t.

Cote de Pablo got what she hoped for: the first season of NCIS: Tony & Ziva will air in 2025 and ends with a positive outcome for its main characters. After resolving the issues with Jonah Markham and clearing their names, Tony DiNozzo and Ziva David rekindled their romance in the finale, “Full Circle,” with their daughter Tali’s support. However, the season didn’t have a happy ending for Boris Peskov, and actor Maximilian Osinski (known from Ted Lasso) recently discussed his reaction to the character’s fate with TopMob.

Rudo spends time with her grandchildren, August, who crafts masks, and Eishia, a healer. August then alerts the group to an incoming storm cloud, and they manage to shield themselves from a sudden downpour of trash. Afterwards, they learn from Semiu that the headquarters has been overrun with pests and are told to enter through the back.

Vanessa Caswill directed Reminders of Him, which was written by Hoover and Lauren Levine. The film features Maika Monroe, Tyriq Withers, Rudy Pankow, Lainey Wilson, Lauren Graham, and Bradley Whitford, and will be released in theaters on March 13, 2026.

The first story centered on the widespread fear of child abductions, a concern that was particularly strong in the 1970s due to the capture of several infamous serial killers. However, the latest installment in the horror series shifted gears, focusing instead on psychic powers and a spiritual world that interacts with ours. While this approach didn’t appeal to everyone, it ultimately proved to be the strongest element of Black Phone 2.

The movie tells the story of John Allen Chau, a 26-year-old who undertakes a risky and unlawful trip, believing God has called him to share his beliefs. He travels around the world with the goal of reaching the isolated Sentinelese tribe on North Sentinel Island, in what is known as a highly dangerous missionary effort. Meanwhile, an Indian detective (Radhika Apte) from the Andaman Islands tries to intercept him, fearing for both his safety and the well-being of the tribe.

As a long-time follower of One Piece, I’ve noticed fans are really digging into every little detail about the characters, and the latest focus is on Saint Manmayer Gunko. We first saw her in black and white in the manga, but the cover of Volume 113 finally gave us a colored version. Her blue hair immediately struck people as similar to Nefeltari Vivi’s, and since both women come from families that helped create the World Government, it’s got fans thinking Vivi might play a bigger role as the story starts to reveal more about Imu and the Government’s origins. It’s exciting to see these connections being made!

It’s hard to match how popular and well-received the first movie was, but thankfully, the director understands that simply copying it wouldn’t satisfy audiences today. This new version on Hulu, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, has enough of its own ideas to stand out – here’s a comparison to the original.