This appearance follows a recent comment from co-host Joy Behar, who stated earlier this month that Republicans seem hesitant to join the show. Behar explained, “We’d like to have more Republicans on, but they don’t want to come on—they’re afraid of us.”
Many episodes of The Walking Dead drove viewers away, but there was one specific moment that really started the show’s decline. This was the episode where Rick Grimes, the main character, changed in a way that made him less relatable and harder to root for.
Meta and XRTV are partnering to create a six-episode series called Talk to Me (the official title is still to be announced). The show follows a group of young people traveling through Europe in search of the perfect party, but they stumble upon a dangerous supernatural force called the Hand – something far more addictive and deadly than any drug. Described as similar to the show Euphoria, but with a supernatural twist, the series is unique because it will be made exclusively for Meta headsets and filmed entirely in 3D. Both Meta and the creators hope to deliver a thrilling and groundbreaking new entertainment experience.
Lately, it feels like every fantasy series is being adapted for television. The popularity of Game of Thrones proved that longer TV seasons work well for telling complicated stories, and now many studios want to follow suit. HBO is planning a Harry Potter TV series set to premiere in 2027, but don’t count on seeing a Lord of the Rings remake anytime soon.
As a huge movie fan, I always love seeing filmmakers connect directly with audiences, and James Gunn is one of the best at it. He’s constantly sharing glimpses behind the scenes on social media, which is awesome. Now that Peacemaker Season 2 is done, he just posted something really special: a clip of a stunt coordinator, fully made up as a zombie, watching the trailer for Superman and seeing his daughter in it for the very first time. It’s a genuinely heartwarming moment, and you can check it out on his Twitter feed below!
The fifth season of Stranger Things will be released in three parts. The first part, with four episodes, premieres on November 26th. It will be followed by a second part with three episodes, and then a final set of episodes available to stream until the end of the year. A trailer for the first part has already been released.
The 2022 Finnish action thriller, written and directed by Jalmari Helander, features Jorma Tommila as Aatami Korpi, alongside Aksel Hennie, Jack Doolan, Mimosa Willamo, and Onni Tommila. The film centers on a solitary gold prospector who, after being robbed by Nazi soldiers near the end of World War II, embarks on a relentless and violent quest for revenge. It’s an incredibly intense and action-packed story.
The show centers around a group of spies who were kicked out of their agency, MI5, but are determined to show they still have what it takes. Despite being considered misfits, they largely succeed in proving their worth as secret agents.
This news arrives shortly after Netflix leaders stated they had no plans to buy traditional media companies, making the potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery a shocking turn of events in the entertainment world.
As a total movie buff, I’m excited to share this! You could win a $500 Target gift card – perfect for holiday decorations, grabbing gifts for everyone on your list, or even just treating yourself to a cozy night in. Seriously, who couldn’t use a little extra something this season?