Interest in 11.22.63 is growing because the series will be moving from Hulu to Netflix in January 2026. It’s unusual for a show originally made for Hulu to appear on a competitor like Netflix, particularly a popular adaptation like this one based on Stephen King’s work, which received awards recognition when it first came out in 2016.
Alex Perez, a reporter for The Cosmic Circus, addressed a leaked list of potential fight scenes for the upcoming movie, Avengers: Doomsday, on X (formerly Twitter). He suggested that Reed Richards (played by Pedro Pascal) is facing the wrong opponent when matched against Nightcrawler (Alan Cumming), and followed this up by sharing a GIF of Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) from his expected 2026 film appearance.
Kathryn Bigelow, the director of films like Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker, received positive reviews for her latest thriller, which realistically portrays the dangers of nuclear weapons. However, the film’s ambiguous ending proved controversial. A House of Dynamite concludes with significant uncertainties – most notably, the missile hasn’t struck Chicago and may not explode, and the President (played by Idris Elba) hasn’t made a decision about how to respond.
Fans who streamed Big Brother on Paramount+ got to watch the live feeds this season, which often include extra scenes that don’t make it into the broadcast episodes. A recent clip from July, now trending on X, features Morgan Pope, Mickey Lee, and winner Ashley Hollis discussing fellow Houseguest Ava Pearl and her palm readings. The conversation centers around Ava’s observation that Mickey has a short lifeline. You can listen to the full exchange below.
Shows like American Dad!, The Cleveland Show, Ted (both the films and series), and A Million Ways to Die in the West all share the same quirky, unpredictable humor that first appeared in Family Guy. However, The Orville marked a departure for MacFarlane, as he created a genuinely touching and respectful homage to Star Trek.
Now, on Thursday, January 1, all 11 seasons of The X-Files will be streaming for free on Pluto TV.
Let’s talk about TV. With so little free time, nobody wants to waste it on a bad show, so we’ve put together a list of the best shows from this year that are actually worth watching. Now’s the perfect time to binge-watch them during your break before the new year starts – you’ll be glad you did!
Disney+ and Hulu have just released a new trailer for Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, which is set to premiere in about four months. The trailer shows Frankie Muniz reprising his role as Malcolm, whose peaceful family life is disrupted when his original family reunites for his parents’ 40th wedding anniversary. This leads to his new family discovering just how chaotic his parents and siblings really are. You can watch the trailer below.
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is a compelling film on many levels, largely thanks to Michael B. Jordan’s incredible performance as twins Elijah “Smoke” Moore and Elias “Stack” Moore. Jordan flawlessly embodies the unique personalities of each brother, creating characters that feel real and avoid falling into predictable tropes. He also brings a strong physical presence to the roles, which is particularly noticeable in the film’s climax. Overall, it’s a fantastic performance, and the widespread praise Jordan has received is well-deserved.
I was so excited to see the first sneak peek dropped on Monday, December 29th! It officially confirmed that we’ll finally be able to watch it on Hulu on April 10th, 2026. I’ve already marked my calendar!