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The team is putting the final touches on their dance for “Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night,” in which they’ll be performing a jive to Elton John’s “I’m Still Standing.” He’s going to have to put on a show to outshine Robert Irwin’s jive in the DWTS Season 34 premiere, but based on this Instagram Reel from the beginning of training to the end, I think he’s going to crush it:

The story began as a classic, though unusual, Stephen King thriller. However, it gained new relevance with the rise of internet slang, specifically the term “stan.” This word, originating from Eminem’s song of the same name, describes an obsessive and sometimes dangerous level of fandom, inspired by the song’s narrative of a fan driven to violence in their devotion to the rapper.

Lionsgate now owns the rights to continue the Expendables franchise, whether through new movies or a TV series. While the studio previously distributed the last four films, they now have complete control of the property after reaching a deal with Millennium Media. This deal also includes the upcoming Rambo prequel with Noah Centineo. Although Lionsgate hasn’t announced any specific plans for The Expendables, with Sylvester Stallone taking a step back from action roles, Jason Statham could potentially take the lead in a future installment.

Following the release of the first season, actress Janssen shared her hopes for a second season, expressing her enthusiasm for continuing the show. In an interview with Decider, she stated she’d “love to do a Season 2,” but believes a decision won’t be made for a few weeks after the series airs.

Even though ER was a hugely successful show that ran for 15 seasons and had many memorable episodes, some storylines were surprisingly dark, and others just don’t hold up well when you watch them again. It’s often cringeworthy to revisit these episodes and makes you question the choices the writers made.

For the Cylons, appearing human instead of as robots offered a huge advantage. By blending into human society, they could subtly control politics, beliefs, and decisions, ultimately using humans to further their own goals. Though the story has a modern feel, its core themes are actually quite classic, echoing the earliest ideas in science fiction.

Steve Howey, known for his work on High Potential, is joining the cast of Ransom Canyon for its second season, according to Deadline. He’ll play Levi, the half-brother of Staten, and is described as a self-sufficient man who lives close to nature. Howey will appear in multiple episodes, but details about his specific storyline are being kept secret.

Okay, let’s talk about Season 4 of this show. It kicks off with a bombshell: Mike’s brother, Kyle, is facing attempted murder charges after shooting a fellow officer – a move he made to save a civilian’s life, even though the officer was wearing a vest. It quickly becomes clear this isn’t a straightforward case. The district attorney, Evelyn – who also happens to be a potential love interest for Mike – intentionally pursued a harsh prosecution of Kyle, and it’s all a calculated strategy. The real wrinkle? The officer Kyle shot, Robert, is a legitimately bad cop known for excessive force. And here’s where it gets messy: Robert, along with Kyle’s partner Ian Ferguson, are key allies for Mike as mayor, operating way outside the law to maintain some semblance of order – including covering up crimes, even murder. Kyle stays completely silent about his motives, refusing to expose Robert’s corruption and risk bringing down everyone involved in keeping Kingstown from spiraling into complete anarchy. Previous seasons presented tough problems, but they usually involved criminals as the core issues. What always set Mike apart wasn’t just his connections to the gangs, but his power over the police and, crucially, the prison system. Season 4, though, throws a wrench in all of that, and it’s clearly going to be a major setback for him.

Good news for fans of the upcoming 2026 film! Some recently released merchandise has given us a small peek at possible spoilers, including hints about new characters, story elements, and a fresh look for a familiar face. Fans on Reddit first noticed the designs on various clothing items that will be sold with the movie.

Lionsgate has officially purchased the rights to the Expendables franchise from Millennium Media. The studio, which previously handled distribution of the four Expendables movies in North America and the UK, will now be responsible for developing any future projects, including films, television series, and video games, based on the franchise.