In this week’s Emmerdale on Thursday, the 17th of July 2025, a surprising turn of events promises to shake up Joe Tate’s (Ned Porteous) blackmail predicament significantly.
In 2020, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was the most compelling Indy tale since The Last Crusade from 1988. By the end of 2025, expect Arnold Schwarzenegger to make a digital return as the T-800 in Terminator 2D: No Fate, a side-scrolling shooter inspired by T2: Judgement Day from 1993.
This upcoming November, the American songwriter will be performing his Rough and Rowdy Ways concert series at nine locations across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
As an ardent cinephile, I can’t help but feel a surge of excitement as over 200,000 fellow fans have rallied together in support of reviving the captivating fantasy series adapted from Robert Jordan’s novels. The cancellation after its third season has left us yearning for more, and we’re not giving up without a fight!
For more than ten years, Billy has been a consistent character in this soap opera, often finding himself in the center of intense emotional sequences. Lately, he’s been involved in Paul Foreman’s storyline about Motor Neuron Disease.
In a rapidly moving adaptation of the worldwide “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” concept, contestants on the show “Millionaire Hot Seat” must strategize quickly and respond accurately while working against time and their fellow players.
Along with catching glimpses of the familiar band and cherished figures, the fresh set of photos also offers us a sneak peek into Linda Hamilton’s portrayal as Dr. Kay for the first time.
2005 marked the comeback of Doctor Who on our screens, led by Russell T Davies, and the main cast from that successful revival are teaming up again for a fresh Big Finish audio story. The official teaser has been unveiled.
In my own words, I last caught sight of Alfie in June, as he bid adieu to Walford in a dash to Barcelona, following Zoe Slater (Michelle Ryan). To throw everyone off the scent, he informed Kat that he was merely visiting Spencer in Australia.
The potential financial risk associated with the production of Superman is immense. Initial reports suggest a post-tax production budget of approximately $225 million, while marketing efforts are expected to cost an additional $125 million, bringing the total investment in the film up to a whopping $350 million. Since studios usually share box office revenue with cinemas, receiving around 50-55% of domestic grosses and 40-45% from international markets, the movie must generate at least twice its cost to simply break even. This means Superman needs to rake in anywhere between $600 million and $700 million globally, a significant amount that demands continued worldwide popularity.