Extraction follows Tyler Rake, a fearless mercenary, as he undertakes a dangerous mission in India to rescue a young boy kidnapped because his father is a drug lord. The movie is a thrilling, fast-paced action experience, filmed to look like one continuous shot, and has already led to two sequels, with another one in the works. Now streaming on Netflix, it’s the perfect time to celebrate this surprisingly fantastic action film.
Bareilles described her time performing the show in London as a dream come true. Having written and starred in both the Broadway and West End productions, she shared that she lived in a small apartment in Covent Garden and loved working alongside her castmates and close friend. She felt as though she was living outside of herself, completely immersed in the experience.
Filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho is back with a new zombie movie called Colony, set in a high-rise building in Korea during an outbreak. Sang-ho is famous for directing the 2016 hit Train to Busan, which is now considered a modern classic in the zombie genre. He released two other films this year, Revelations and The Ugly, though they received somewhat mixed reactions. Colony will debut at the Cannes Film Festival, a fitting location since Train to Busan also premiered there a decade ago.
Bitcoin (BTC), that once-mighty king of crypto, has recently managed to crawl back from the depths of despair, aided by a brief ceasefire between the US and Iran. But don’t get too comfortable-some analysts still believe that the asset has yet to hit rock bottom. The best may be yet to come, and by “best,” I mean “worst.” Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) is floating along, teasing us with the possibility of a triple-digit price increase, but only if it can cling to its “line in the sand”-because, of course, nothing says confidence like sand.
Most UK viewers probably haven’t seen the later episodes yet, but many have likely heard about a storyline involving officers from the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) who appear at the hospital.
After Google’s dramatic “doomscroll” whitepaper on quantum computers, crypto folks went full Sherlock Holmes. Some are testing coins like it’s Hogwarts final exams, while others are scribbling post-quantum safety protocols like future Nobel winners.
At a quick glance, here’s what it intends to add to the open worlder in the next few months:
If you haven’t heard of Silibil N’ Brains, that’s not surprising. They were a unique band from the early 2000s, blending fast-paced rapping – similar to Eminem – with the playful, energetic style of Blink 182, complete with baggy clothes and baseball caps worn sideways.
The new series, featuring Allan Hawco of Jack Ryan, will debut on U&Alibi in the UK on April 23, 2026, at 8 PM.
