More than twenty years after starting his career, Mike Flanagan has become a leading figure in horror, widely considered one of the best directors working today. He’s known for taking stories and ideas from classic literature and reimagining them in a way that feels fresh, relevant, and deeply unsettling.
Anson Mount was incredibly popular with fans, who even started a petition for his version of the character to have its own show. That show, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, arrived in 2022 and quickly became a success. As of 2025, it has three highly-rated seasons, with two more planned to finish the story. This explains why many science fiction fans strongly associate Mount with the character of Pike. However, some would argue his greatest role is Cullen Bohannon in AMC’s Hell on Wheels. This gritty Western series allowed him to explore complex and morally ambiguous characters, ultimately creating a memorable figure in Western television.
The show 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way follows Americans who fall in love with people from other countries. However, it often turns out that moving to a new country is harder than they thought, and many couples end up returning to the United States. It seems like this might happen with Chloe Fabiano and Johny Fernandes, as the latest episode revealed they received a tempting offer that could bring them back to the US.
A key part of what made Gibbs such a compelling character was his set of Rules. Throughout his life and career, he developed these specific guidelines, which the original series frequently referenced. A recent crossover episode focused on Rule No. 11: “When the job’s over, walk away.” David J. North, a co-creator of Origins, recently shared with EW that he and Mark Harmon often discussed the Rules while working on the new episode, revealing they’re a popular topic with viewers. North went on to explain:
What sets The Carpenter’s Son apart in Nic Cage’s body of work is his surprisingly restrained performance as the Carpenter, a character clearly inspired by Joseph from the Bible. It’s a subtle role for an actor known for his more flamboyant style, and a rare find among his later films.
Starting November 17th, fans of Star Wars can buy a limited-edition Lightsaber Set from ShopDisney. The set is based on the weapon used by Qimir, a character played by Manny Jacinto (also known as The Stranger). It includes several accessories and comes in a special box designed to look like The Stranger’s distinctive helmet and gauntlet.
The enchanting world of Oz has delighted people for almost 100 years. Many versions of Frank L. Baum’s original Oz story have been created over the years – everything from stage musicals to even a Muppet movie (which, unfortunately, isn’t very good!). It’s a shame to see that potential unrealized, but with so many choices, it can be hard to know where to begin exploring.
Originally, Daredevil: Born Again was intended to be a legal drama, but the show evolved into the version that critics and viewers enjoyed. Producer Sana Amanat explained to Empire that this freedom was a welcome change. Unlike the challenges of launching the first season, the creative team felt they could explore any direction they chose for the second season, which Amanat described as “liberating.” They weren’t held back by the initial hurdles and could fully realize their vision.
Stephen King is one of the most adapted authors ever, resulting in a huge number of film and TV projects based on his stories. This list highlights the very best movies – those that have been both critically acclaimed and culturally impactful, representing the wide range of genres King writes in.
Over the past two years, actor Tim Russ has reprised his role as Tuvok in two different Star Trek timelines. He played Captain Tuvok (and an evil version of him) in the third season of Star Trek: Picard, set in the 25th century, and a younger version of the character, Ensign Tuvok, in the dramatic podcast Star Trek: Khan, which takes place in the 23rd century.