4 Years Later, Netflix’s Forgotten 7-Part Mystery Thriller Officially Returning With New Cast
Netflix is returning to a mystery series it introduced four years ago. The seven-episode first season, which debuted in 2022 and was original billed as a limited series, follows a couple whose move to the suburbs is disrupted by anonymous
Prime Video’s “Game of Thrones Meets Star Trek” Sci-Fi Series Still Moving Forward Following Major Shutdown
The future of sci-fi television is at an interesting crossroads. DoctorWho is off the air for the first time in 20 years. After the conclusion of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, the 60-year franchise will be off
Mark Wahlberg Is Unrecognizable in New 105-Minute Crime Thriller That’s Officially a Streaming Smash Hit
Mark Wahlberg teams with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II to take down the bad guys in a new crime thriller that's based on a true story. Released on digital streaming just a couple of days ago, Wahlberg's latest is already a smash
‘Scrubs’ Officially Restores a 25-Year-Old JD Storyline With New Twist
Warning! Spoilers ahead for the Scrubs revival Season 2, Episode 5, "My Best Friend's Birthday."The Scrubs revival's best element by far has been finding out where the main characters from the original series are now. Seeing as Zach Braff's JD
Claude’s lyrics are diluting real lyrics, say music publishers in latest Anthropic proceedings
The all important question as to whether AI training constitutes fair use under American copyright law was being considered in a US courtroom again yesterday, and finally in the context of music, albeit lyrics. This is the legal dispute between
🎧 Approved: Internet Girl
Cape Town trio Internet Girl are a new kind of boy band. Pulling from the online music cultures they grew up immersed in, they could be described as alt-rap but with smatterings of hyperpop, punk and indie sleaze. Think the
54 Years Later, Banned NC-17 Thriller Masterpiece Extends New Release Due to Popular Demand
The NC-17 rating — once a death knell for films seeking wide release — has found an exception. A range of modern movies — Scream, South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, Kill Bill, and Wolf of Wall Street — cut