Why HBO Max’s New #1 Show Is Taking Over The US (Even Beating The Pitt)

The darkly comedic show DTF St. Louis takes inspiration from Jason Bateman’s popular sitcom Arrested Development, and its murder mystery plot feels like a lighter, more humorous take on his later series Ozark. Despite the success of HBO Max’s fast-paced medical drama The Pitt, DTF St. Louis—with its unique and surprising mix of genres—actually performed better in March 2026.

11 Best Performances By An Actor Playing Multiple Roles In The Same Movie

Michael B. Jordan recently won the Best Actor Oscar at the 98th Academy Awards for his role playing twins in the movie Sinners. However, the Academy rarely recognizes actors for playing multiple roles in a single film. In fact, Jordan’s win was the first of its kind in 40 years, since Lee Marvin won for Cat Ballou at the 1966 Oscars.

Ella Purnell’s Villianous Return In Starz’ 2-Part Thriller Series Revealed In New Sweetpea Images

Ella Purnell, recently recognized for her role as Lucy in the Prime Video series Fallout, completely transformed for her part in Sweetpea. She played Rhiannon, a quiet, unassuming woman who becomes a killer in this darkly funny and suspenseful thriller set in England. The show is based on the novel of the same name by C.J. Skuse, and fans are already excited about season 2, which promises even more intense action.

Crimson Desert’s Last-Minute Change In Release Plans Won’t Please Everyone

Just a week before its release on March 12th, the Steam page for Crimson Desert revealed that the game will use Denuvo, a technology designed to prevent piracy, according to Eurogamer. While not a surprise, the announcement so close to launch has drawn attention to the issue, especially since there’s already been discussion about how well Crimson Desert will perform. Concerns initially focused on performance on standard PlayStation 5 consoles compared to the upcoming PS5 Pro, stemming from a previous lack of gameplay footage. Now, PC players are also worried, as Denuvo is sometimes known to impact game performance.

Taylor Sheridan Western ‘The Madison’ Is a Streaming Hit on Paramount+

Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell lead this captivating new series, The Madison, which premiered on Paramount+ on March 14th. The show follows the Clyburn family as they navigate a heartbreaking loss and a major life change, moving from the busy streets of New York City to the remote wilderness of Montana. It’s a fresh direction for creator Taylor Sheridan, and the first three episodes have been remarkably well-received.