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We don’t have many details about James Gunn’s Superman sequel yet, but we probably know the most important parts. The initial announcement hinted at a team-up between Superman and Lex Luthor, and while Brainiac has since been confirmed as the main villain in Man of Tomorrow, a recent set photo suggests the connection between David Corenswet and Nicholas Hoult’s characters will be a key element of the story.

In the first season of Bookish, which premiered on PBS earlier this year, Mark Gatiss stars as Gabriel Book, a bookshop owner with a knack for detective work. Set in post-World War II London, Book assists the police in solving murders. He uses his connections – including a letter from Winston Churchill – and extensive knowledge of classic literature, along with help from his dedicated team, to investigate crimes in his neighborhood, on movie locations, and in luxurious hotels.

Created by Dan Fogelman and featuring Sterling K. Brown, James Marsden, Sarah Shahi, and Julianne Nicholson, Paradise blends post-apocalyptic science fiction with a political crime story. It’s become incredibly popular on Hulu, ranking among the service’s most-watched shows. The first season was a huge hit, attracting over seven million viewers in its first week alone, which led to an immediate renewal. Since its release earlier this year, the second season has consistently been the top show on Hulu.

The film examines various groups of dedicated football fans, known as Ultras, and highlights their elaborate displays called ‘Tifos’. These Tifos are massive, fan-created banners – one was even said to be the largest red flag displayed since Meghan Markle joined the Royal Family. Creating these displays is a lengthy and demanding process, but the results are often incredibly inventive and well-coordinated, with some, like a functioning fruit machine with moving parts, being truly astonishing.