In last night’s episode of Born Again, titled “The Hateful Darkness,” Buck Cashman unexpectedly kills Deputy Mayor Daniel Blake after Blake refuses to reveal the location of journalist BB Urich to Kingpin’s associate. However, according to actors Scardapane and Froushan, the original scene showed Buck sparing Blake’s life, and the fatal shooting was added later during editing.
Both Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt’s characters have seen their careers flourish. Hathaway’s character, Andy Sachs, is now a celebrated features writer, while Blunt’s Emily Charlton leads a major designer brand’s New York offices. However, trouble arises when Hathaway’s magazine is shut down for financial reasons. Simultaneously, Meryl Streep’s character, Miranda Priestley, faces a scandal involving unethical labor practices at her magazine, Runway, which could ruin her career and reputation, especially as news of the controversy breaks right before a major promotion announcement.
A new live-action Scooby-Doo series is coming to Netflix soon, bringing the classic cartoon to life once again. While this version will likely be quite different from past iterations, the casting choices are particularly strong. Though the actors in Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed were initially chosen for the first movie, it was the sequel – and some work by James Gunn – that really allowed their talents to shine.
Some comedies, like Blazing Saddles, successfully push boundaries and remain well-regarded. However, many others miss the mark, and even those with good intentions can become outdated. Jokes and themes that were once considered okay may no longer be acceptable, quickly making a film feel old and irrelevant.
Starting May 1st, Netflix will no longer have five of the Mission: Impossible movies available to stream. This includes the second, third, Ghost Protocol, and Rogue Nation films. These movies are currently available on Paramount+, and will likely stay there as Paramount Pictures produces the franchise.
When you think of classic action movie series, names like Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Tom Cruise immediately come to mind. Franchises such as Rambo, Taken, Bourne, Mission: Impossible, Die Hard, James Bond, and Terminator are among the most beloved. More recently, series like John Wick, Extraction, and Nobody have revitalized the genre with new stars and exciting action. A 2021 film directed by Ritchie has all the potential to launch a new, successful franchise and will soon be released.
These shows cover a wide range of genres, from grand fantasy adventures to exciting superhero stories, and even include completely original concepts that are truly unmissable. Anime fans will find that these Western productions are setting a new standard for quality, all while offering compelling stories and memorable characters.
It seems the movie Animal Farm isn’t impressing critics. Ahead of its May 1st release, early reviews have been harsh, giving it a low 27% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 22 reviews.
As of April 28, 2026, the TV series Scarpetta has climbed to number 4 on Prime Video’s global list of most-watched shows, according to data from FlixPatrol. This indicates consistent viewer interest in the series. Globally, the show averages a ranking of 5.5, and is currently the #3 most popular show in the United States. Scarpetta, based on the novels by Patricia Cornwell, stars Nicole Kidman as Dr. Kay Scarpetta, a forensic pathologist who solves crimes using her expertise.
Netflix and author Harlan Coben are teaming up again for a new limited series. According to Tudum, they’ll be adapting Coben’s 2007 novel, The Woods, into an eight-episode show. Tom Bateman, known for his role in Based on a True Story, will play the main character.