Next week, Lydia Dingle (played by Karen Blick) will lend her understanding ear to the family of Emmerdale’s April Windsor (portrayed by Amelia Flanagan), as the troubled teenager readjusts to life at home after a challenging time.
2025 Critics Choice Award nominee, Liev Schreiber, almost missed the entire event as he didn’t anticipate being announced in his competitive category for Netflix’s “The Perfect Couple”, considering the strong contenders within it.
As I stand before you for my third time hosting the Critics Choice Awards, I find myself reflecting on all that I’m thankful for.
On February 7th, 2025, as the actress famous for “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” graced the red carpet at Santa Monica’s Barkar Hangar for the Critics Choice Awards (hosted by Chelsea Handler), she hinted at her upcoming return to Sunnydale for a Hulu revival of the popular show. It appears that some original cast members might accompany her in this comeback.
Haunted by a persistent nightmarish vision, a university student goes back to their hometown seeking help from someone capable of ending this terrifying recurrence and rescuing their loved ones from the grim destiny that seems imminent.
Three years following these events, about 95% of the world has been devastated by the ruthless monsters. Those who survived have taken refuge at altitudes above 8000 feet, a place where these creatures are unable to reach, much like The Nag’s Head bar area when it’s the Editor’s turn to buy a round (a reference to ‘You’re fired!’ – Ed). It is in these high-altitude settlements that communities have formed, and among them lives Will (Anthony Mackie), who cares for his son Hunter (Danny Boyd Jr), who has respiratory issues. The urgency of the plot unfolds when Hunter requires medication and essential supplies, forcing Will to descend below the 8000-foot elevation mark to procure them.