While 3D gaming was still relatively new when the PlayStation 1 launched, the best Japanese role-playing games from the ’90s remain incredibly enjoyable today thanks to their strong gameplay and enduring stories. These classic PS1 games are genuine gems and are still worth playing in 2025.
Whether you’re into dramatic series like Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison, which explores themes of grief and family, or hilarious prank shows like the new season of Jury Duty Presents Company Retreat, there’s a lot of exciting content coming to streaming services. Get ready to relax and watch the shows everyone will be discussing this weekend!
However, the most frightening AI characters in movies are usually original and thought-provoking, tapping into specific anxieties about the potential dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence. These films stand out because they demonstrate an understanding of why creators believe AI is valuable, rather than just using the technology as a tool to frighten audiences.
I’ve been thinking about shows that really stand the test of time, and honestly, some of the ones that came out in 2020 already feel like classics. It sounds crazy since they’re not decades old, but I truly believe we’ll still be talking about them years from now – even 10, 15, or 20 years down the line! They just have that something special – whether it’s how funny they are, how much they make you feel, their amazing stories, or the impact they’ve had on what’s popular. I think these shows will really last.
Many people who appear on this show have gone on to star in other reality TV programs. Recently, Jenn Tran and Charity Lawson (from Seasons 21 and 20, respectively), along with Season 20’s second-place finisher, Joey Graziadei, all competed on Dancing With The Stars on ABC. But just as the next season of the show was about to begin, unexpected news caused a shift in plans.
Anime series are finding new and interesting ways to end popular shows. Instead of just releasing another season, some are using movies. For example, Demon Slayer created a trilogy of films to finish its story, and Dr. Stone: Science Future is doing the same, with a particularly large and engaging three-part finale.
. New episodes air Fridays on Starz, with the season’s third episode set to arrive on March 20.
As a huge film buff, I was excited to discover that Michael Fassbender recently starred in a spy thriller series! It’s based on a classic story that fans of the genre will instantly recognize. And it’s not just him – the show boasts a really strong cast all around. Honestly, it started good, but it’s been building momentum with each episode, and it’s quickly become one of those shows you absolutely have to keep watching.
The new drama, Imperfect Women, has quickly become a hit on the streaming service, even though critics are divided about it. When a woman is murdered, the friendship between Mary (Elisabeth Moss), Eleanor (Kerry Washington), and Nancy (Kate Mara) is put to the test as the investigation reveals shocking secrets.
Netflix has greenlit a new series called The God of the Woods, based on the popular novel by Liz Moore. Liz Hannah and Liz Moore will co-showrun and executive produce the adaptation, with Neal H. Moritz and Pavun Shetty also serving as executive producers through Original Film. Sony Pictures is producing the show.