The Yellowstone universe just got bigger. CBS has officially announced that Y: Marshals, the newest spinoff in Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding Western saga, will premiere on March 1, 2026. Along with the release date, CBS dropped the first full trailer, offering fans their first look at Yellowstone favourite Luke Grimes returning as Kayce Dutton — and … Read more
In a bold Black Friday move, HBO Max has announced a massive 70% discount on its ad-supported subscription plan, cutting the monthly rate from $10.99 to $2.99 for the first 12 months. The limited-time offer, which runs until December 1, comes as Warner Bros. Discovery reportedly explores a potential company sale, sparking speculation about the … Read more
In what may be one of television’s strangest contradictions of the year, Hulu has renewed Ryan Murphy’s legal drama All’s Fair for Season 2—even though it premiered to a shocking 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes and scathing critical reviews. The series, which debuted on November 4, 2025, was quickly labelled “unwatchable” by critics, with The … Read more
In a move that caught fans by surprise, Apple TV+ has announced a last-minute schedule change for its record-setting sci-fi series Pluribus. The fifth episode, titled “Got Milk,” will now premiere on Wednesday, November 26, instead of its usual Friday slot. The sudden change, coming ahead of the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, is Apple’s way of … Read more
The world of Far Cry—known for its lush landscapes, ruthless villains, and moral chaos—is coming to television. FX has officially ordered a live-action Far Cry series from Emmy-winning creator Noah Hawley (Fargo, Legion, Alien: Earth) and Rob McElhenney (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mythic Quest). The announcement, confirmed by FX and Ubisoft Film & Television, … Read more
For fans of Doctor Who, deleted scenes are often a treasure trove—offering glimpses into untold storylines and lost emotional beats. But the latest release of deleted scenes from Doctor Who Season 15 has sparked frustration and speculation. While the BBC’s newly released compilation includes extended moments from episodes like Joy to the World and Lucky … Read more
For over two decades, Simon Cowell has defined pop culture’s modern talent revolution—discovering stars, breaking records, and polarising audiences with his brutally honest critiques. Now, the man behind The X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, and American Idol is stepping out from behind the judges’ table and into the spotlight once again. In December 2025, Netflix … Read more
For many fans, Supernatural wasn’t just another show in the Netflix library — it was comfort television, the kind of series that kept late-night binge-watchers hooked through fifteen seasons of demons, ghosts, and brotherly banter. Since its Netflix debut in 2014, the Winchester brothers’ journey has been one of the streamer’s most consistent performers, drawing … Read more
125 years after L. Frank Baum published The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and the fantastical world of emerald cities and ruby slippers still captivates audiences across generations. With Wicked preparing to dazzle theatres this holiday season and The Wizard of Oz returning to the big screen in remastered form, the legacy of Baum’s creation has … Read more
By 1980, Clint Eastwood had already cemented himself as Hollywood’s stoic gunslinger — the face of rugged individualism in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and the unflinching lawman of Dirty Harry. His reputation was one of lethal calm and terse control, a cinematic shorthand for masculinity itself. So when Eastwood followed up the … Read more