The film Man on Fire, directed by Tony Scott, received mixed reviews when it first came out. However, it’s proven popular with viewers on Netflix, suggesting its action-packed style still resonates with audiences.
Netflix recently announced its January updates, and fans of Prison Break should take note: all five seasons will be removed from the streaming service on January 29th. That gives you just a few weeks to watch or re-watch the series starring Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller, and it’s definitely worth it!
This special edition of Jujutsu Kaisen will collect the entire 30-volume series into 13 larger books, with each volume including more chapters than the original releases. The first book comes out this Friday, and the remaining 12 will be released weekly over the next three months. This new format aims to make the manga easier and cheaper to read. Currently, these editions are only available in Japanese for fans outside of Japan.
Despite all the grandeur and visual excitement, early trailers for The Odyssey reveal a core story that’s familiar to fans of Christopher Nolan’s work: the film will explore a theme he frequently uses.
As a total movie fanatic, I was thrilled to see the nominations for this year’s Actors Awards (formerly the SAG Awards) drop, and wow – Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another absolutely crushed it! Seven nominations is incredible – it’s actually a record! Apparently, Shakespeare in Love held the previous record with five, and a few other films had tied that, but One Battle After Another blew that out of the water. Sinners was poised to tie the old record, but Anderson’s film took the crown. Here’s a breakdown of all the nominations One Battle After Another snagged:
The game will be released on PlayStation on February 6th, bringing its anime-style street racing to players. (And yes, it’s 2026, and we still jokingly refer to PlayStation fans as the ‘PlayStation Nation’!)
Microsoft has announced its January Developer Direct will air on January 22nd. This event, now in its fourth year, offers detailed previews of upcoming games from Xbox Game Studios. The showcase will focus on some of the most exciting new titles coming soon, so be sure to tune in at 1 PM Eastern Time on January 22nd.
According to Variety, the popular animated series Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir is getting a stage adaptation next year. While details about the plot are still limited, Miraculous Corp has confirmed it will be a brand new story for the series. The show promises a visually exciting experience with a combination of acrobatics, aerial work, illusions, dance, and puppetry, plus interactive elements using video. Martin Lord Ferguson and Ella Louise Allaire, who previously worked on shows like Scooby-Doo! and The Lost City of Gold and Ice Age! A Mammoth Adventure, are bringing the production to life. Specific tour dates haven’t been announced yet.
However, the new series, His & Hers, is particularly noteworthy. Released on January 8, 2026, this thriller features Jon Bernthal (known from The Walking Dead and The Punisher) and Tessa Thompson (Creed, Thor: Ragnarok) adapting Alice Feeney’s novel. They play Jack, a detective, and Anna, an investigative reporter, who find themselves at odds while investigating the same murder – but this isn’t a typical whodunit. The show also stars:
If you’re not sure what time that is in your country, we’ve included a guide below: