On March 20, 2026, when “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” premieres on Netflix, Michael Hodges interviews Steven Knight, the show’s creator, about the latest thrilling chapter in Tommy Shelby’s (played by Cillian Murphy) story.
For the past year, many people have guessed that the Xbox console was nearing its end. However, the new Xbox CEO, Asha Sharma, just announced that a new Xbox console is currently in development.
The author of Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic recently revealed she’s getting a facelift on March 15th, openly sharing details about this new step in her personal journey.
Doctor Who fans around the world have been eagerly anticipating this news, but no one has been waiting as long as Sue Malden. As the BBC’s original archive selector, she’s spent decades dedicated to finding lost episodes of Doctor Who and preserving classic television programs.
After her stylist, Law Roach, hinted she and Tom Holland might be married over a week ago, Zendaya playfully responded to a lighthearted comment about her wedding made by Marsai Martin at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards.
The creator of Grey’s Anatomy has spoken about her choices to remove popular characters from the show, and how she personally deals with the sadness those decisions create.
With the search still underway for Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, the Pima County Sheriff has openly discussed the possibility that whoever took her might commit another crime.
Since 1990, Patricia Cornwell’s Dr. Kay Scarpetta has captivated readers with her thrilling murder investigations. However, it wasn’t until 2026 that this iconic medical examiner made the leap from page to screen.
The concert’s producers are booking performers, and The Mirror reports they’re aiming to feature some of the most talented young artists in the world.
In the movie, Kenna Rowan, played by Monroe, has a difficult relationship with music at first, finding it too painful to listen to. However, as her life evolves, her feelings about music change as well. Monroe explained that she connected with Kenna’s struggle, noting that music has a powerful ability to evoke memories and emotions. She found it compelling to explore this connection in her performance.