Year: 2025

In late 2021, the classic series Downton Abbey will conclude its run with the special episode titled “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale“. This installment chronicles the journey of the Crawley family and their staff as they adapt to change and anticipate the future in 1930s England.

73-year-old film producer Brian Grazer, renowned for movies like A Beautiful Mind and Apollo 13, shared insights on the response he encountered after expressing support for Donald Trump, in a Fox Nation documentary series named Art of the Surge.

73-year-old broadcaster is currently fighting advanced kidney cancer that has metastasized to his spine, brain, and lungs. Earlier, he had expressed that the Christmas season of 2023 might mark his final days, as he chose to discontinue treatment.

Anime series that aren’t based on popular, well-regarded mangas carry extra financial risks and are more challenging to create. However, many of the most famous cult classics in anime dare to challenge conventions and bring to life extraordinary stories brimming with original ideas. While these anime series may not stem from a manga, they have demonstrated their quality and enduring impact.

On a recent Saturday, the 55-year-old individual appeared significantly different from his usual neat appearance upon arrival at New York’s Beacon Hotel.

At the 2025 Tribeca Festival, held at The Beacon Theatre, the 32-year-old performer captivated everyone with her stunning appearance in a semi-transparent gown, during the festival’s event.

Despite Ridley Scott planning to revisit the universe of “Blade Runner” around 2025, Apple TV+’s “Murderbot” got there first. Starring Alexander Skarsgård as the main character, the SecUnit, a security android assigned to protect a team of planetary explorers, “Murderbot” is based on Martha Wells’ “The Murderbot Diaries”. This series delves into the SecUnit’s feelings of unease and social awkwardness as it bonds with a group of humans it reluctantly grows fond of, while also seeking to reveal the truth about its violent history. Though not directly linked to “Blade Runner”, “Murderbot” serves as an engaging continuation of classic science fiction themes.

Without a doubt, I didn’t expect to love The Phoenician Scheme as much as I did given its resemblance to Wes Anderson’s earlier works like The Royal Tenenbaums. However, it delivers an even more extravagant and whimsical spin on the familiar themes. The cast seems to be relishing their roles, and despite moments of tragedy and character depth, they manage to keep things light with some spot-on comedic performances. Michael Cera particularly shines by transforming a potentially monotonous character, Bjørn, into a dual role that becomes one of the film’s most enjoyable aspects.

According to Deadline, Scott is now part of the cast for “A Place in Hell,” a movie that chronicles the lives of two female characters, portrayed by Michelle Williams and Daisy Edgar-Jones, within a prominent law firm.