Now that season two of Severance has finished, many viewers are searching for another show that will capture their attention in the same way. Severance isn’t just an entertaining story; it’s full of complex mysteries that encourage viewers to think creatively, explore imaginative possibilities, and develop their own theories.
Okay, so I was thrilled to hear that Jessica Lange is coming back for season 13 of American Horror Story! It’s been seven years since we last saw her, and honestly, it feels like forever. She was amazing in Apocalypse back in 2018 when she brought Constance Langdon back from Murder House. And the best part? She won’t be the only familiar face returning, which is super exciting!
Lots of people will be watching classics like Scream and Hocus Pocus this weekend, but there are also some fantastic movies out there if you want to avoid the Halloween theme altogether. These three films offer different approaches: one cleverly examines Halloween as it exists today, one perfectly captures the autumn season without any Halloween elements, and the last one completely rejects everything Halloween represents.
Charlie Sheen told Josh Horowitz about what happened the day in 1976 when he had an alcohol-fueled breakdown that was filmed and became the famous mirror-smashing scene in Apocalypse Now.
Damson Idris recently discussed the rumors linking him to the role of Black Panther in an interview with Time. When asked if he’d consider taking the part if offered, Idris simply smiled without giving a direct answer, seemingly avoiding any potential complications.
Parker survived a dangerous situation and said goodbye to his father, Roman (Francis X. McCarthy), in the latest episode. The show is delving deeper into Parker’s past, introducing his sister and father as he investigates his mother’s death. Meanwhile, Director Vance (Rocky Carroll) is assigning Nick Torres (Wilmer Valderrama) and Jessica Knight (Katrina Law) to separate cases, and one of these new investigations seems to be connected to a recent development.
The streaming service recently revealed its November 2025 lineup of new movies and TV shows.
When Legend first came out, critics generally didn’t like it, particularly the story and the way it was cut for U.S. theaters. The movie didn’t make back its production costs, and that was before even considering marketing expenses. The interesting mix of Tom Cruise’s own disappointment with the film, the negative reviews, and its enduring popularity with fans is why people still discuss Legend today. In 2002, a director’s cut was released, closer to Ridley Scott’s original idea for the film, which led to a fresh look at the movie. Tom Cruise then starred in 1986’s Top Gun, a film that launched his career and made him a major star. While Top Gun was a huge success and the right move for his career, Legend has surprisingly become a beloved film for many fans, despite Cruise’s own feelings about it.
During the TIME100 Next Gala, Damson Idris was asked if he was being considered to play Black Panther. He immediately dismissed the rumor, stating, “No, no. I don’t know anything about it.”
