The first Peaky Blinders movie, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, is coming out on March 6, 2026, and the official trailer is finally here – and it’s fantastic! Let’s be honest, anything from Peaky Blinders is bound to be great.
In the new horror film, The Dreadful, actresses Turner and Harington play Anne, a woman controlled by her mother-in-law, and Jago, a war veteran who returns with a dangerous curse. The movie also stars Marcia Gay Harden, Laurence O’Fuarain, and Jonathan Howard. It’s directed by Natasha Kermani, known for her previous horror films Lucky (2020) and Abraham’s Boys (2023), which featured Titus Welliver of the Bosch series.
A post from @MonarchSciences on X announced that something related to the show ‘Monarch: Legacy of Monsters’ Season 2 would be revealed on February 20, 2026, at 8:30 PM PST in Hollywood. The post, which included the message “Titan activity inbound. Look up,” has already been viewed over 200,000 times and suggests a new trailer or promotional event.
DeuxMoi, a popular Instagram account that shares celebrity gossip, recently posted a rumor they received anonymously. The rumor claimed that Chloe Zhao, who recently directed the film Hamnet, is being considered to write and direct the next Mission: Impossible movie, number nine. According to the post, Tom Cruise has already met with Zhao and they’ve begun discussing ideas for the film’s story, and writing is now in progress. DeuxMoi noted they couldn’t confirm the information.
I’ve been watching Robert Carlyle work his magic on screen for over forty years now, and what a career it’s been! He first grabbed my attention with edgy roles in films like Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting and then, surprisingly, as a Bond villain in The World is Not Enough. But he’s never been one to stick to a single genre. He’s effortlessly moved between genuinely terrifying horror in movies like Ravenous and 28 Weeks Later, hilarious comedies like The Full Monty (and its TV follow-up), even sci-fi with Stargate Universe. And he’s still going strong, recently appearing alongside David Tennant in The Hack and popping up in several episodes of CBS’s Watson. It’s a testament to his range and talent that he’s remained a consistently compelling performer for so long.
The comedy film Joe’s College Road Trip, released on February 13th, quickly became the most popular movie on Netflix. Between February 9th and 15th, it was viewed 12.5 million times and watched for a total of 23.1 million hours in its first two days. This made it the biggest comedy film debut on Netflix this year – a notable accomplishment, especially considering the movie has received mixed reviews from critics.
When the Silver Surfer rebelled against Galactus and joined forces with the Fantastic Four to defend Earth, Galactus tried to find new servants, known as heralds, to replace him. The most fearsome of these was Terrax, a ruthless warrior selected specifically because he felt no compassion. Empowered with the Power Cosmic, Terrax could manipulate stone and earth, and he carried a devastating cosmic axe.
The new season of Scrubs, sometimes called Season 10, begins airing on ABC on February 25th, and early reviews are very positive. Critics at Rotten Tomatoes especially seem to enjoy the reunion of the characters from Sacred Heart, giving the revival an 87% rating based on 15 reviews (with only two being negative). This is a promising sign for the long-awaited continuation of the series. Here’s what the new season is about:
Detective Collymore, a seasoned investigator and single father wrestling with his own past mistakes, dedicates himself to his work. When he’s assigned to look into the seemingly simple death of a young woman – officially ruled as natural causes – he quickly realizes this case is far more complex and disturbing than it appears, drawing him into a truly sinister mystery.
Sources at PEOPLE magazine report that actor Johnny Greene died from a gunshot wound to the armpit that damaged a major artery. The New York City Medical Examiner officially ruled his death an accident. While news of Greene’s passing was initially confirmed by his manager, Gregg Edwards, the cause of death wasn’t revealed at that time.