Idris Elba has broken his silence on the James Bond rumors. The Golden Globe winner has finally addressed the speculation head-on.
Netflix‘s new TV and movie release schedule for this week (May 25 – May 31, 2026) includes a highly rated comedy show’s second season. The black comedy series Murder Mindfully, based on the novel by Karsten Dusse, follows a successful lawyer who is unable to give time to his family due to his job.
Connections for May 25 are now available to solve on either the NYT website or the application. This exciting game offers 16 words each day to players to be segregated into four categories. Each category is based on a unique theme. Wordplay such as palindromes and homophones could exist to add a level of trickiness.
DC Studios’ latest Supergirl TV spots prove Lobo knows how to make an entrance, and he’s not the only familiar face showing up. The new clips tease more of Jason Momoa’s last Czarnian, a heartfelt Superman reunion, and an alien race bent on universal destruction.
Kate Mansi, known for playing Kristina Corinthos-Davis on General Hospital, revealed why she is leaving the show. The actress also confirmed the news of her exit in her Instagram story.
Despite being in massive competition, Michael and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are nearing huge milestones at the box office. Both films continue to dominate the global theatrical scene, with neither showing signs of slowing down.
A Sacha Baron Cohen comedy is proving to be a major streaming success shortly after its release on Netflix. It has rapidly climbed global movie charts on the platform, outperforming several high-profile films. Despite receiving largely negative reviews from critics, the strong audience interest highlights the movie’s growing popularity online.
Amazon Prime Video’s TV and movie release schedule for May 25 to 31, 2026, includes a highly anticipated superhero series. Spider-Noir’s debut season will arrive on the platform this week. It follows Ben Reilly, played by Nicolas Cage, an aging, down-on-his-luck private investigator and superhero in 1930s New York City.
The ending of Marshals Season 1 featured Thomas Rainwater facing an attempted assassination. Throughout the season, the chairman of the Confederated Tribes of Broken Rock had faced multiple attacks due to his efforts to fight against drugs, toxic waste, and a rare earth mine project threatening the reservation.
In the wake of the release of the Sheriff Country finale, showrunner Matt Lopez has confirmed a major detail about Season 2.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is set to include a risky and most experimental episode yet. Season 4 is upping the ante after dipping its toes into the musical genre and a fully animated episode. One of Season 4’s episodes will feature Captain Christopher Pike as a puppet, created by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop.
2025’s critically acclaimed movie from Warner Bros. Pictures has officially found a new streaming home in Prime Video. The action thriller film starring Academy Award winner Leonardo DiCaprio served as one of his highest-rated movies to date, with a current approval rating of 94% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Fans think video game character Cal Kestis could be getting closer to live-action Star Wars projects. New updates from Lucasfilm and a Luke Skywalker book fueled fresh fan theories online. The Jedi survivor from Respawn’s hit game series has become one of the franchise’s most popular modern characters.
Stephen Colbert took a jab at CBS after returning to TV to guest-host a local show called Only in Monroe. His appearance came a day after The Late Show with Stephen Colbert concluded on May 21, 2026. He shared sarcastic takes on the financial moves made by networks and his thoughts following the cancellation.
Marshals‘ Season 1 finale offered a tribute to a special personality. At the end of the last episode, the makers honored Leonard ‘Lenny’ E. Hancock Jr. Here is all you need to know about Hancock Jr. and his contributions to the sequel to Yellowstone. Marshals Season 1 finale pays tribute to Leonard ‘Lenny’ E.
Tom Hanks recently spoke about what keeps him making shows or films about World War II, even nearly three decades after Saving Private Ryan. The veteran actor is co-producing a new History Channel documentary that chronicles the brutality and lasting effects of World War II.