Although a new adaptation of Carrie isn’t due out until October 2026, many other shows already explore the darker aspects of being a teenager, especially when supernatural abilities suddenly appear. These shows, like Flanagan’s upcoming Carrie, avoid the typical, lighthearted portrayal of high school and instead focus on more challenging, frightening, and exciting experiences.
Just two days after it premiered, Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair is now the most popular series on Disney+, according to FlixPatrol. It’s currently number one, surpassing new releases like Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord and The Testaments. The show also debuted at number eight on Hulu and has remained there for the past two days.
The 35-year-old Australian comedian revealed a surprisingly muscular physique in this week’s Stellar magazine, confidently showing off his toned arms and new build.
Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier’s son recently had a baby, Isla Jade, with his girlfriend Holly. The couple had gotten back together before the baby was born.
La Grande XL, a large attraction that visits the Empire Polo Club annually, isn’t a permanent fixture. According to its owner, Ray Cammack Shows, it arrives in Indio on 20 semi-trucks and takes a team of 10 people five days to set up, requiring a 70-ton crane.
What often makes science fiction special – its complex, thought-provoking stories – can actually make it hard to turn those stories into good movies or TV shows. Even the best adaptations usually have to cut out details or make the plot simpler. This is one reason why a fantastic novel like Ann Leckie’s hasn’t been adapted for the screen yet.
The 38-year-old professional dancer from Strictly Come Dancing is currently starring in a show at the London Coliseum. He showed off bright red fake nails while posing for photos at a glamorous event held at the Royal Albert Hall.
It’s natural to think the most popular science fiction shows are doing well right now, and when it comes to influential franchises on television, Star Trek and Doctor Who are at the top. Both shows started in the 1960s and essentially created the sci-fi genre as we know it, and they’ve both successfully updated themselves for today’s audiences. Recently, Star Trek has been praised for its series Strange New Worlds, while new episodes of Doctor Who starring Ncuti Gatwa, like “Boom” and “The Well,” have also been highly acclaimed.
The new film, starring Bill Skarsgård as the vampire, will start streaming on Peacock on April 21st. It will debut alongside the Christian drama Ordinary Angels, featuring Hilary Swank and Alan Ritchson. Directed and written by Robert Eggers, this movie is a remake of the 1922 silent classic Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, which itself was inspired by Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Everyone’s been raving about the movie Project Hail Mary, and for good reason. It’s not only beautifully made with great performances, but it’s also a feel-good and genuinely fun watch – and it’s an original story, not part of an existing series. According to Variety, the film has already earned over $500 million worldwide in less than a month since hitting theaters.