With strong performances from Jane Fonda, Robert Duvall, Angie Dickinson, and E.G. Marshall, The Chase perfectly captures the energy of the new wave of filmmakers from the 1970s. While it didn’t receive much attention when it came out in 1966, it’s gained a following over time. Now that it’s available on Tubi, any true movie lover should check out The Chase as soon as possible.
Kevin Costner is teaming up again with collaborators from his History Channel series Hatfields and McCoys – Darrell Fetty and Leslie Greif – to executive produce The Gray House. Joining him as an executive producer is Morgan Freeman, another Academy Award winner. This marks Costner’s first Western series since Yellowstone. The eight-episode show tells the true story of four women from the South who transformed an existing Underground Railroad into a spy network supporting the Union army during the Civil War.
The episodes of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia that featured blackface were particularly controversial and caused significant backlash. Other episodes were also removed from streaming services for similar reasons, as the platform objected to content depicting blackface and brownface.
Ian McKellen has shared that the upcoming film, The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, will present a familiar story from J.R.R. Tolkien’s book in a new way.
Inspired by the French series HPI, High Potential quickly became a popular show for ABC when it first aired in fall 2024. Kaitlin Olson stars as Morgan, a brilliant woman who begins working as a consultant for the LAPD. Now in its second season, the show has established its core stories and characters, allowing it to explore them more fully. With recent developments in the plot, High Potential season 2 has successfully revived a classic style of network television storytelling.
You might expect the Dance of the Dragons, a brutal civil war, to be the last internal struggle for the Targaryen family, especially since they no longer had dragons. However, fighting continued for years afterward. The new Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, recently introduced the First Blackfyre Rebellion, which happened when the main character, Ser Duncan the Tall, was a child. In Season 1, Episode 5, “In the Name of the Mother,” we see young Dunk and his friend Rafe trying to survive during this war, while the older Dunk fights for his life in a trial. Here’s a detailed look at the First Blackfyre Rebellion, the latest Targaryen civil war in Westeros.
A video posted on Instagram by @therideview (Jonathan) shows someone climbing over a railing into the Victoria Gardens at the Canada Pavilion. In the video, the person seems to take off at least one shoe and then puts their hands and feet in the stream that runs through the garden.
2026 is shaping up to be an amazing year for movies – we’ve got Christopher Nolan’s big new film, The Odyssey, and some cool sci-fi like Project Hail Mary coming out. But honestly, as a huge fan, I’m most excited about revisiting the world of the Owens sisters. I can’t wait to get lost in that sweeping, magical story again!
Lee Child’s debut novel, Killing Floor, introduced Jack Reacher in 1997. By the 2010s, Child had written numerous follow-up books, leading Paramount to create two films starring Tom Cruise. However, the recent Prime Video series has become much more popular than those films, and is even gaining a larger following than the original books. Despite its success, it’s interesting to note how this Amazon series is handling the adaptation compared to other similar projects.
Robert Duvall was born on January 5, 1931, in San Diego, California, into a military family. His father was a US Navy admiral, and his mother, an amateur actress with ties to a Civil War general, likely influenced his career. Many of Duvall’s most famous roles have been characters with similar military or historical backgrounds.