Netflix has released a trailer for the upcoming series, His & Hers, revealing the show centers around a divorced couple, Anna and Jack. In the trailer, Jack is seen speaking to the press at a crime scene, stating he can’t share any details except that a body has been discovered. Immediately after, his ex-wife publicly questions him in front of reporters, asking if he knew the victim.
This comes at a crucial time for Disney, which is striving to regain its innovative edge during a period of significant challenges.
Paul Giamatti appears as Nus Braka, the main villain in the first season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Braka is a powerful enemy to Captain Nahla Ake (played by Academy Award winner Holly Hunter) and the students at Starfleet Academy, being a mix of Klingon and Tellarite heritage.
The costumes, especially Azula’s, look more like they did in the original animated series. Like the first season of Netflix’s The Last Airbender, though, there are still some changes from the original story, partly because this live-action version has fewer episodes. Sadly, a quick glimpse in the trailer suggests the second season might skip over one of the most famous and well-loved storylines from the cartoon.
So, I was listening to Kevin Smith on the SlashFilm podcast, and he dropped some exciting news about Dogma 2. He’s already thinking about casting for the role of the film’s version of an angel, and he revealed who he has in mind: Helen Mirren! He described her as being very similar in energy to Alan, his character from Dogma. It’s not a direct portrayal of Metatron, but Smith sees her embodying that same powerful, otherworldly vibe. He admitted it wasn’t about finding someone who looks the part, but about capturing a certain spirit. Honestly, while Mirren’s done some wild roles, Dogma 2 feels like a big leap even for her. But Smith clearly has a lot of respect for her work and is writing the part specifically with her in mind, which is pretty cool.
Rowan Atkinson, known for playing Mr. Bean since 1990, recently shared some surprising thoughts about the character. According to Deadline, he admitted he actually dislikes playing Mr. Bean, even after revisiting the role in movies, cartoons, and live events. He revealed this while talking about his new Netflix series, Man vs. Baby, at a screening.
It’s difficult to predict what the upcoming movie based on The Summer I Turned Pretty will be about. However, it’s easier to understand why Amazon is making a movie to conclude the series. Despite potential story challenges, the show’s popularity clearly warrants a continuation in film format.
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Paul Dano consistently delivers outstanding performances. While critically acclaimed films like There Will Be Blood, Prisoners, and The Batman demonstrate his talent, and his TV work in Escape at Dannemora proved his captivating presence, one lesser-known science fiction series may be his best work yet.
Iain Armitage will make a guest appearance on the show Ghosts in April 2026, with the episode also available to stream on Paramount+ the next day, according to Variety. He won’t be playing a completely made-up character, but a slightly exaggerated version of himself—similar to how Mayim Bialik appears on Night Court or Topher Grace in Ocean’s Eleven. In the episode, Iain Armitage will visit Woodstone Mansion to join a serious poker game. Given that he’s 17, the character will be quite young to be involved in such a high-stakes game!