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Love is Blind,arguably one ofNetflix’sgreatest romancereality shows, has everyone buzzing about the newest season. The entire premise of this show is to prove that people can fall in love solely based on personality. Each season includes a different cast that has agreed to get to know each other and possibly fall in love andget engaged sight unseen. Each contestant is placed in a room, coined as a pod, where they talk to each other through a hidden identity....

WithDeadpool & Wolverine, the MCU has finally opened the door to each and every Marvel comic book character that has ever been made to appear in the films of theMarvel Cinematic Universe. Except for Sub-Mariner and the Hulk, at least in their own features. Or Conan the Barbarian. And NFL SuperPro, with his ally Almighty Dollar, are a long shot at best. But despitethe few exceptions, that’s it. Every character thatcanbe in the MCU isinthe MCU....

Jules Bass, the producer behind theRudolph the Red-Nosed ReindeerandFrosty the SnowmanChristmas TV specials, has died at the age of 87. Bass died on Tuesday, October 25 at an assisted living facility in Rye, New York, according toThe Hollywood Reporter. Bass was born in Philadelphia on June 15, 2025. He received his education from New York University, and worked at an advertising agency in New York before entering the film industry. He is most known for his creative collaborations withArthur Rankin Jr....

WhileJustice Leaguemay be dividing some fans and critics at the moment, the one thing most can agree on is that it’s a movie that went througha lotof changes. Filming began mere weeks afterBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justiceopened in theaters under the assumption that people would digZack Snyder’s vision for the DCEU in that film. But critical response was savage and some general audience-goers were turned off the by doom-and-gloom approach to the DC superheroes....

Animation is having its moment, after the Oscar win ofGuillermo Del Toro’sPinocchiolast year andSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Versecurrently, breaking box office records, animation is getting its rightful attention. In a similar vein, Portland-based Laika Studio that’s given us features likeCoraline, andKubo And The Two Stringsis gearing up for its next stop-motion animated featureWildwood. While the feature is long in making the studio’s CEO and directorTravis Knightconfirmed toEmpire Magazinethat the film will finally debut on the big screens sometime in 2025....

Rather than dropping a single episode for each week or unloading the full season in one fell swoop, Prime Video has opted to deliver a double dose ofThe Marvelous Mrs. Maiseleach week. “Everything is Bellmore” and “Interesting People on Christopher Street” function as the two extremes of what the series is able to give audiences. While “Everything is Bellmore” has plenty of cheeky Midge Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) moments, it is largely focused on Susie (Alex Borstein) grappling with the tragic loss of her friend, colleague, and roommate Jackie (Brian Tarantina)....

For various reasons, CBS decided to hold theMatthew Gray Gubler-led series, Einstein,for the 2026-2027 TV season. The show had already cast two series regulars, but production will need to go back to the casting room to look for another actor to play Detective Maddie Paris. Deadline reports thatRosa Salazar, who was to play the character, has exited the project after the delay was announced. Salazar’s departure frees her from her contractual obligations, allowing her to pursue other projects that might be of interest....

Neve Campbellwants viewers to stop wasting all their precious blood on stupid horror movie deaths and start donating it in a new ad for the Red Cross. TheScream-inspired promo runs through all the cliché and downright dimwitted ways people die on-screen while the franchise final girl tells viewers just how lame it all is when cancer patients and more need transfusions. Titled “A Bloody Nightmare”, the ad features Campbell front and center as the lone smart survivor of the group of victims, using all her knowledge from playing Sidney Prescott throughout theScreamfranchise to avoid the typical horror pitfalls when a killer is in the house....

Hazelight Studios’ latestvideo game hitSplit Fictionis already making waves in Hollywood. Just weeks after its highly successful launch, a film adaptation of the cooperative action-adventure game is officially in development. Variety is reporting that Story Kitchen—the team behind the upcomingIt Takes Twomovie at Amazon—is actively assembling a package forSplit Fiction, including a cast, director, and screenwriters, with a bidding war already underway. Split Fictionis asplit-screen co-operative gamethat uses both fantasy and sci-fi in its plot to tell a story about two authors who become trapped in the worlds they created....

Netflix has revealed thatOuter Bankswill bring the Pogues back for Season 2 this July, with more action and more risks involved in the hunt for the $400 million treasure. The announcement came with a new batch of images and a teaser able to fit a lot of action-packed scenes in less than a minute. The teaser shows us Kiara (Madison Bailey), Pope (Jonathan Daviss), and JJ (Rudy Pankow) marking a tree in homage to John B (Chase Stokes) and Sarah (Madelyn Cline), which were almost killed in Season 1’s finale....

The brilliance ofSeth Grahame-Smith’s best-selling novel is right there in the title -Pride and Prejudiceand Zombies. It’s simple yet insanely clever. Perhaps the industry is oversaturated with zombie outbreaks at the moment, but there’s a reason for that. They’re outrageous and addictive thrills that I, for one, can’t get enough of, especially when there’s a smart hook to the scenario like this. The idea to simply add zombies to theJane Austenclassic is a winning concept and Grahame-Smith finds some very smart ways to use the outbreak to shed new light on the original narrative, but directorBurr Steerscouldn’t seem to find the sweet spot between the original and the reimagining to make the big screen rendition work as well as it could have....

Amazon Studios today announced it has greenlit the hour-long animated seriesInvinciblefrom acclaimed writerRobert Kirkman(The Walking Dead, Oblivion Song) co-creatorCory Walkerand artistRyan Ottley. Based on the popular comic book series of the same name, the eight-episode series will premiere globally on Amazon Prime Video in over 200 countries and territories. But before you think the blood-and-guts heavy, visually graphic story will make a transition to live-action entertainment, a laThe Walking Dead, just wait; there’s a twist!...

It’s always a lovely treat when aSaturday Night Livealum returns to their old stomping grounds to try their hand at hosting. Last night, MacGruber, better known as actor and writerWill Forte, brought his sweet and quirky self back to Studio 8H for a night of weird voices, creepy characters, and overall excellence alongside Eurovision winnerMåneskin. Though it might be hard to believe, Forte never thought he’d end up in the entertainment industry....