Scarlett Johansson, a two-time Oscar nominee, has earned numerous awards throughout her career, but she’s truly a box office powerhouse. Her films have collectively earned almost $20 billion worldwide, with several exceeding $1 billion in revenue. While she’s appeared in critically acclaimed movies that didn’t perform well financially, Johansson consistently delivers success, no matter the project.
Even though new movies about the fashion industry might be scarce in theaters right now, there’s a wealth of older films many viewers haven’t seen that still showcase this exciting world. Think of The Devil Wears Prada 2 as just a taste – these other classic and modern options could be exactly what you’re looking for if you want something fresh.
Everyone remembers Disney’s classic animated films from the 90s and early 2000s, but the studio has continued to create excellent movies since then. Here are some of the best Disney animated films released after 2011, ranging from modern princess stories to exciting action adventures.
While Netflix’s zombie series All of Us Are Dead is a standout in the genre, it’s not the only great zombie story South Korea has produced recently. The thrilling and heartbreaking movie Train to Busan captivated both critics and general audiences back in 2016. And in 2020, Netflix released Sweet Home, a lesser-known but innovative series that put a unique spin on the traditional zombie formula, offering horror fans something truly new.
Darth Vader recently played a major role in the conclusion of Maul – Shadow Lord. He was dispatched to the planet Janix with the mission of finding and eliminating Maul, along with two Jedi who had survived: Devon Izara and Eeko-Dio Daki. With help from two Imperial Inquisitors, Vader killed Daki and forced both Devon and Maul to retreat, suffering significant damage. Interestingly, despite a long and intense lightsaber duel, Vader remained completely silent throughout Maul – Shadow Lord.
New cover art has been revealed for several popular Star Wars comics, and fans are calling it one of the best Pride celebrations in the galaxy far, far away. The three connecting covers, all created by artist Rickie Yagawa, showcase a collection of well-known and beloved LGBTQ+ characters from the Star Wars universe.
The highly praised series confidently showcases a female point of view. The main character, Wynonna Earp, is powerful, realistic, and completely true to herself. The show consistently delivers a fantastic story focused on its characters, making it a standout from beginning to end – with one minor exception regarding the Mercedes storyline.
As a huge film and TV fan, I just finished Netflix’s new take on Lord of the Flies, and it really works. The four episodes, each about an hour long, make it perfect for a binge-watch. What I especially loved was how they brought the classic characters – Ralph, Jack, and Piggy – to life with modern interpretations while staying true to the book. It’s a gripping story about these boys trying to maintain some sense of goodness and rules after being stranded on a deserted island, but things quickly fall apart as they succumb to their wilder instincts. It’s a powerful look at how easily order can turn to chaos when you remove the structures of society.
Even with impressive actors, many shows have failed to deliver. A prime example is the 2025 political thriller Zero Day, which featured a stellar cast including Robert De Niro, Lizzy Caplan, Bill Camp, Angela Bassett, Joan Allen, Dan Stevens, Jesse Plemons, Connie Britton, and Matthew Modine. Despite this talent, the show was a disappointing failure – it wasn’t entertaining enough to be considered lighthearted fun, and it lacked the realism or intensity needed to feel truly compelling.
The new Harry Potter series on HBO is breaking with established patterns, marking a surprising change for the network. Unlike previous successful shows, it won’t be relying on traditional scheduling strategies.