The series Ballerina has been consistently popular on Starz in the U.S. since it launched in late September. Although Ana de Armas’ character might not attract huge crowds to movie theaters, viewers are enjoying the spin-off from the convenience of streaming at home.
CBS has released the official trailer for Y: Marshals, a new series premiering on March 1, 2026. Set after the conclusion of Yellowstone, the show follows Kayce as he joins a team of U.S. marshals and uses his abilities to help others. He’ll be working alongside new characters, including Logan Marshall-Green (from Upgrade) as his fellow marshal, Pete Calvin. The trailer suggests Y: Marshals will be the most action-packed story yet in Taylor Sheridan’s western universe. You can view the trailer below.
It seems strange, considering CNN’s ratings and reputation have been declining for years, and many Americans rarely encounter the network outside of airports. However, the Ellison family – Larry and David – apparently believes the network is a valuable business worth maintaining and even growing.
Since the main show finished, the actor returned as his character in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, which takes place in France and Spain as the character attempts to get back to the United States. The series has been popular with both critics and viewers, but it was recently announced that season four of Daryl Dixon will be the last.
Despite receiving negative reviews – currently holding a 3% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – Hulu has renewed All’s Fair for a second season. The announcement, made on X (formerly Twitter), surprised many. Apparently, the show’s strong cast and intentionally over-the-top dialogue have proven popular enough to bring it back.
In an interview with Empire magazine (reported by Discussing Film), James Cameron revealed he was once considered to direct Jurassic Park. However, his take on the film would have been quite different from Steven Spielberg’s. While Spielberg struck a great balance between excitement and scares, creating a thrilling but still family-friendly PG-13 movie, Cameron says he would have made a much more intense, R-rated version.
I’m a huge anime fan, and what really grabs me are the shows that aren’t afraid to get complicated – stories with real depth and characters you can really sink your teeth into. Sometimes, they push boundaries with mature or even shocking content, and honestly, while it can be effective, it often feels like they’re just trying too hard to be edgy. It ends up feeling a little pretentious, and I just want to be entertained, you know? It’s disappointing when a show prioritizes being ‘different’ over being genuinely good.
After 15 seasons and 327 episodes, Supernatural concluded on November 19, 2020. The final episode, appropriately named “Carry On,” was a nod to the show’s unofficial theme song, Kansas’ “Carry On Wayward Son.” Even five years after ending, Supernatural remained popular on streaming services, but its availability on Netflix will soon be ending.
In 1985, Ewoks: The Battle for Endor took a surprisingly dark turn, especially for a Star Wars sequel and a family film. Now, as the TV movie approaches its 40th anniversary – it originally aired on ABC on November 24, 1985 – let’s revisit how it shockingly handled a key young character from the first Ewoks movie.
It’s easy to lose track of details in TV shows, especially with long gaps between seasons. For fans of Stranger Things, it’s been a particularly long wait since Season 4 came out in 2022. Recently, the show revealed the four episodes from Season 4 that viewers should rewatch before Season 5 premieres on November 26th.