‘Robin Hood’ Release Schedule: When Will Season 1 Come to an End?

I’m so excited about this new Robin Hood series! It tells the incredible love story of Robin Hood and Marian as they fight to bring peace to England, and the cast – Sean Bean, Lauren McQueen, and Connie Nielsen – is amazing. It’s coming to MGM+ on November 2, 2025, and I’ve already marked my calendar! There are going to be ten episodes, perfect for some holiday entertainment, with the last one airing on December 28th. I can’t wait to follow their adventures!

Holly Willoughby has an ‘absolute blast’ on a free family holiday to Universal Studios in Orlando as she shares a glimpse into her jam-packed trip from theme park rides to cocktails

Oh my gosh, I was living for Amanda Holden’s latest Instagram post! She just shared the cutest video of her half term with the whole family – Dan, Harry, Belle, and little Chester! They all looked like they were having the best time, honestly it was so epic! I’m officially obsessed with their family adventures, she’s 44 and still manages to make everything look so fun and carefree. Seriously, family goals!

4 Fantasy TV Masterpieces: Every Episode a 10/10

Look, as a critic, I’m always searching for that perfect 10/10 fantasy series, and it’s a high bar. It really comes down to the writing – it has to be top-notch and build a world that truly feels lived-in. The all-time greats aren’t just about dragons and magic; they give us characters we connect with and stories that feel both familiar and surprisingly original, even when they’re using classic fantasy elements.

HBO’s Flawless 92% RT Miniseries Outdid Lazarus’ Biggest Twists 7 Years Before Prime Video

As a critic, I have to say that HBO’s Sharp Objects, which debuted in 2018, really set a new standard for unsettling television. Written by Marti Noxon and adapted from Gillian Flynn’s novel, it featured phenomenal performances from Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen, and delved into some seriously dark Southern Gothic territory—all set in Missouri. The biggest shock? The reveal that Scanlen’s seemingly innocent character, Amma, was the killer her sister (Adams’ Camille) had been tracking the whole time. Now, seven years later, Harlan Coben’s Lazarus attempts a similar twist, but frankly, it doesn’t land with the same impact. Lazarus isn’t bad, but it’s hard not to compare it to the haunting and brilliantly executed finale of Sharp Objects, and in that comparison, it just falls a little flat.

Uniswap: Will It Break or Just…Sit There? 🤷

This Finora fella, a market runner if ever there was one, he’s sayin’ UNI is hangin’ around its “swing equilibrium.” Equilibrium. Sounds fancy for “stuck.” He figures $5.93 is the wall it’s gotta get over to maybe, just maybe, poke its head towards $6.20. It’s a tough life bein’ a token, always climbin’ walls.