Wes Bentley Lands First Role Since Yellowstone, And He’s Jumping From Taylor Sheridan To A Ryan Murphy Show

Several Yellowstone spinoffs are planned, focusing on characters like Kayce and Beth. However, Jamie won’t be getting his own show – spoiler alert for those who haven’t finished the series – because his character died. While flashbacks are always a possibility, it’s unlikely we’ll see Wes Bentley in a Taylor Sheridan production again soon. The good news is Bentley will be appearing in another TV series, so fans will still get to see him on screen.

‘We Both Had Breakdowns.’ The Creed Scene That Made Sylvester Stallone And Michael B. Jordan Emotional On Set

Sylvester Stallone recently recounted a story in a career-spanning video for GQ. While reflecting on roles like Rambo and The Expendables, he focused on his time as Rocky Balboa and how the series evolved with the Creed films. He described a particularly meaningful moment he shared with his Creed co-star, Michael B. Jordan, and then continued, saying…

Down Cemetery Road Review: Apple’s New Thriller Wastes a Stellar Cast

Apple, hoping for another hit like its previous successes, has adapted Down Cemetery Road with writer Morwenna Banks (known for Slow Horses). The series boasts a strong cast, including Oscar winner Emma Thompson and BAFTA nominee Daniel Wilson, plus rising stars Fehinti Balogun (I May Destroy You) and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (Black Doves), suggesting a captivating new show. However, the series quickly falters, leading to questions about whether Apple has overextended itself and if Down Cemetery Road was a project too ambitious to pull off.

There’s A Good Chance WWE Will Give Us Some Major Title Changes This Weekend

Things are poised for a major shake-up. We could see several world championships switch owners this weekend. Plus, this event is streaming live on Peacock without commercial breaks – a change from previous shows. All of this points to a potentially historic Main Event, possibly the most important one in decades, reminiscent of the huge WrestleMania III rematch between Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan in 1988, which drew over 30 million viewers. Let’s break down the reasons why.

The Final ‘Downton Abbey’ Film Sets a Streaming Release Date

Peacock has announced that Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale will begin streaming on Peacock starting November 7, 2025. That marks a 56-day theatrical window for the acclaimed final chapter, which has a Certified Fresh 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Currently, all six seasons of Downton Abbey and the two previous films are streaming on Peacock, making it the number one destination to binge the franchise this holiday season. Read the official synopsis for The Grand Finale:

‘The Witcher’ Season 4 Release Schedule, Explained

Despite some initial concerns, the first episode is expected to be very popular on Netflix. Even those who were skeptical are likely to watch, and loyal fans are excited about what Netflix has promised. Following major changes to the show, The Witcher is making a few more adjustments, including changes to when new episodes will be released. Here’s everything you need to know about the release schedule for Season 4 of this popular Netflix series.

Iconic Sci-Fi Movie Gets Reboot From Deadpool & Wolverine Writer

Legendary Entertainment, known for films like Dune and the MonsterVerse series, is working on a new Buck Rogers movie. The project has been in development since 2020, but hadn’t seen much progress until now. TheWrap reports that Zeb Wells is now writing the latest version of the script.

Epic Universe’s Ministry Of Magic Is Wishing Fans Happy Holidays In An, Erm, Phallic Way, And Fans Can’t Stop Commenting

Universal Studios is already starting to decorate for Christmas while still running its Halloween Horror Nights event. However, some early decorations for the new Epic Universe park are causing a stir online. A photo of lights near the Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry attraction is circulating on Twitter, and many people are saying the arrangement looks… suggestive. You can see the image and decide for yourself.

I Just Learned The Simpsons Made A Huge Creative Change Behind The Scenes, And I’m Hoping It Involves The Movie Sequel

Al Jean, who has been the showrunner for over ten years – one of the longest runs in The Simpsons’ history – is leaving his position. The former producer of It’s Gary Shandling’s Show shared the news on X (formerly Twitter) for fans who have watched the series evolve from its most celebrated episodes to its current status as a pop culture icon.