The television series Mad Men, which ran for seven seasons from March 1960 to November 1970, followed the life of Don Draper (played by Jon Hamm). Don was the Creative Director at the advertising agency Sterling Cooper and perfectly captured the stylish and sophisticated image of the 1960s.
Despite requests to continue the story after the popular shows Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan decided against expanding the franchise.
Even with all the great TV available now, classic sitcom episodes still resonate with us. They bring back memories, make us reflect on important issues, and remind us why we loved those characters and their funny, insightful moments. Whether it’s a show’s very first episode or a surprisingly spooky one, these episodes continue to be truly enjoyable.
As a big fan of The Princess Diaries, I was always a little bummed Michael Moscovitz wasn’t in the second movie – Robert Schwartzman just didn’t come back. But I just read an interview with him in People and it sounds like he’s open to revisiting that world sometime! That would be amazing, honestly.
In addition to her recent Thor movies, Tessa Thompson played Valkyrie in Avengers: Endgame and The Marvels, continuing the humorous and upbeat style her character is known for. Looking ahead to her next Marvel role, Thompson wants to explore new and different sides of Valkyrie.
Discover what new movies and shows are coming to Paramount+ in November 2025! Below, you’ll find a full schedule of everything being added to the streaming service, and when you can start watching.
You know, one thing that always struck me about Orlando Bloom’s Legolas was how much he conveyed without saying a lot. He really commanded the screen even when quiet, and a few key lines – like, who could forget “taking the hobbits to Isengard” from The Two Towers? – became instantly legendary. But apparently, there was one line cut from The Return of the King that really bothered Bloom. He’s talked about being genuinely upset when it didn’t make the final cut, and it wasn’t for any of the reasons you might think fans would assume.
I was absolutely floored by Emma Stone in her new film! She actually shaved her head, on camera, in a single take – saying goodbye to that iconic red hair of hers. And the story is wild! Her character interacts with Jesse Plemons’ character, Teddy, who turns out to be an alien sent to Earth with a pretty destructive mission. Stone recently told Entertainment Weekly about that shaving scene, and honestly, it was so brave. She was really worried about messing it up, and you can feel that vulnerability – it was a powerful moment.
What struck me as odd was David Zaslav specifically complimenting the ‘wonderful Ellison family,’ and he seemed to be speaking very personally about them,” a source revealed.
Screenwriter Michael Waldron, known for his work on Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and the forthcoming Marvel film Avengers: Doomsday, recently shared his experiences writing for Loki during a Reddit Q&A. He was promoting his new Hulu series, Chad Powers, which debuted last month and is scheduled to continue in 2025. When asked about maintaining creativity while working within the established rules of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he explained: