Exceptional crime comedies skillfully blend the contrasting elements of humor and suspense, offering viewers an engaging crime storyline peppered with numerous jokes. It can be tricky to maintain a balance between these two aspects, yet certain directors excel at keeping both the tension and the laughter flowing consistently.
Over the last several days, the popular TV show “Criminal Minds” has experienced a significant drop in viewership. Its average rating, once strong at 5, has been steadily falling on the ratings scale and currently hovers around 6.6. This figure appears to be inching closer and closer to 7.
British detective series like Marcella and Bodies delve beyond mere crime-solving. They explore humanity, history, and the moral complexities of investigators. Over time, the genre has grown more sophisticated in its storytelling and character development. Even international productions, such as Giri/Haji, have found success on Netflix, demonstrating the enduring allure of this genre.
Warner Bros. Pictures released the movie “Sinners”, which made its debut on their streaming platform, Max (later known as HBO Max), on July 4th. The film quickly caught the attention of Max subscribers and swiftly became a massive success. According to reports, “Sinners” entered the Top 10 charts at the second spot, but it failed to knock out the highest-grossing movie of 2025, which remains unbeaten.
Apart from playing a leading role in the dramatic production at A24 titled “The Iron Claw“, White has also been chosen to lend his voice to Rotta the Hutt for the upcoming “Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu” film, set to hit screens in May 2026. Conversely, Edebiri is more inclined towards independent films, including comedies like “Bottoms” and “Theater Camp“, as well as the A24 horror movie “Opus“.
As of July 5, the movie “Top Gun: Maverick” has moved up to the second position in Paramount+’s Top 10 Movies in the United States. The film is also ranked within the top 10 in 19 other countries worldwide, with an average global ranking of number 2. This week, “Maverick” has maintained a strong hold on streaming charts, initially holding the third spot and later moving up to second place earlier today. Released in 2022 as a sequel to the 1986 film “Top Gun,” “Top Gun: Maverick” follows the character of naval aviator Pete “Maverick” Mitchell.
According to recent rankings, the show “Stick” has been dominating Apple’s Top 10 TV Shows in the United States since July 5, holding the top spot for over a week now. The series is not only popular within the U.S., but it’s also garnering significant global attention. Its worldwide average ranking currently hovers around 2.5 (with a high of 1.4 yesterday). In this show, Pryce Cahill, who was once a professional golfer and now works as a golf club salesman and coach, helps a promising young golfer on his way to success.
As a member of the Charmed cast, Julian McMahon played Cole Turner. He remained a regular cast member from Season 3 to 5 but also returned for a guest spot in Season 7. During his tenure on the show, McMahon worked closely with Phoebe Halliwell actress Alyssa Milano, who played his on-screen love interest. After news of McMahon’s death broke, Milano took to Instagram to share photos. The “heartbroken” actress also noted McMahon’s “talent,” “charisma” and “smile” before discussing their work on the show:
His films are characterized by succinct dialogue, risqué humor, and intense violence, which have led to numerous debates over time. However, movies such as “Pulp Fiction” and “Kill Bill” are revered masterpieces, and he has maintained a low profile by deciding to direct only a limited number of films throughout his career.
In this movie titled “Prince of Darkness,” a group of researchers investigates an enigmatic cylinder hidden beneath a church, potentially holding the spirit of Satan. However, be warned, there’s a twist: the cylinder does indeed contain Satan. Despite being successful at its initial release, it remains less popular compared to other films by Carpenter and is considered more obscure.