The latest installment in the series, which started with 28 Days Later in 2002, took an interesting turn. It suggests the fourth film will be quite different from the last one—not a straight-up comedy, but definitely lighter in tone than the relentlessly bleak previous movie.
Brenda Blethyn, known for her role in ‘Vera,’ will star in a new eight-part series based on Barbara Taylor Bradford’s novel. She plays Emma Harte, a woman whose life is an incredible story of rising from poverty to wealth.
The planned show, titled Lazarus, would have brought back Philip Glenister and John Simm to their familiar roles. However, it was cancelled in 2023 due to financial concerns, as explained by co-creator Matthew Graham.
The actress starred as Daenerys Targaryen on the popular HBO show from 2011 to 2019. The way her character changed into the ‘Mad Queen’ during the final episodes caused a lot of disagreement among viewers.
After a tense climax yesterday, Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) continued his plan to get revenge on Harry and Nicola Mitchell (Elijah Holloway and Laura Doddington) in EastEnders.
Hwang is producing a new Korean drama called The Dealer, currently being filmed. The series will feature Jung So-min, Ryoo Seung-bum, Lee Soo-hyuk, and Ryu Kyung-soo.
She’s quickly become a fan favorite on the show thanks to her intelligence and strategic gameplay. Her background in law and writing clearly gives her an edge, and she’s already successfully identified one of the Traitors.
Although the singer-songwriter hasn’t released much solo music recently, he’s been busy working with Anderson Paak as part of the duo Silk Sonic, and he also had a hit song called APT with Rosé of BLACKPINK.
Strictly Come Dancing has evolved remarkably, with the professional dancers now just as popular as the celebrities they partner. They’ve become vital to the BBC, with stars like Oti Mabuse and Janette Manrara landing their own hosting roles, and Anton du Beke transitioning effortlessly into a judging position on the show itself. It’s a win-win for both the BBC and everyone involved.
The Whatever’s Clever! tour is being held to promote Charlie Puth’s new album, also called Whatever’s Clever!, which comes out in March 2026.