Ridley Scott is an executive producer of The Terror, a series that has changed direction several times. It started by adapting Dan Simmons’ novel of the same name, then moved to an original story for its second season. Season three is based on Victor LaValle’s The Devil in Silver and follows a man wrongly sent to a rundown mental hospital who suspects a sinister force is preying on the other patients.
The second season of Citadel just dropped, and it follows Orlick (Stanley Tucci) as he rebuilds his team after the huge losses they suffered in season one. Last season, the rival organization Manticore, headed by Dahlia Archer (Lesley Manville), wiped out most of Citadel’s agents. It was also revealed that Dahlia is actually Mason’s (Madden) mother.
Paramount Pictures is dealing with significant debt, especially with the recent acquisition of Warner Bros. Looking back at their history, they actually revived the Star Trek franchise in the 1970s by first re-releasing it on television after years of unsuccessful attempts. This shows that revisiting older ideas can sometimes be the key to a successful reboot – something Paramount hopes to achieve now.
This week brings a wave of exciting new releases in fashion. Palace starts things off with its Summer 2026 collection, mixing sporty styles with a playful attitude, featuring Mozart-inspired jackets and special Nike designs. HIDDEN.NY puts its own spin on classic BAPE pieces, like the Shark hoodie and STA sneakers, with a distinctive green color scheme. Number (N)ine returns with a punk-inspired collection, including t-shirts featuring photos of Tom Verlaine. Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO partners with Topologie to create practical, everyday items with a surrealist touch, while New Era celebrates its iconic 59FIFTY cap with a reissue alongside Spike Lee. Studio Nicholson showcases refined tailoring and relaxed summer menswear, and Young Thug’s SP5DER brand will have a multi-day online launch leading to a pop-up shop in New York City. Finally, Formula 1 and NAHMIAS team up before the Miami Grand Prix with a clothing line that blends racing style with California skate culture.
Joining the cast is Ella Purnell, known from Sweetpea, and Lewis will play Barnaby Towan. They’ll be acting alongside Jess Alexander (Amadeus), Adrian Rawlins (Slow Horses), and Will Keen (His Dark Materials).
In May 2018, Disney and Lucasfilm released Solo: A Star Wars Story, the second standalone film in the Star Wars franchise. However, it wasn’t well-received by audiences. The movie showed a younger Han Solo—played by Alden Ehrenreich—and explored his life before he became the famous character known from the original films. It revealed how he met Chewbacca (Joonas Suotamo) and Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover), and detailed his romantic relationship with Qi’ra (Emilia Clarke), who was involved with the criminal organization Crimson Dawn.
The upcoming drama, The Quiet Hour, is a personal story focusing on Riya, a nurse portrayed by Panjabi, who is struggling with burnout, regret, and the weight of her past.
The comedy Village Idiot has been called both witty and moving. It stars Phyllis Logan, best known as Mrs. Hughes from Downton Abbey, and features a talented ensemble cast. Logan plays Barbara, a determined and headstrong English grandmother who will go to great lengths to save her home from being torn down to make way for a high-speed train line.
According to the scribes at crypto.news, Bitcoin’s price soared from the depths of $80,500 to the heights of $82,400, before resting just above $82,000. A triumph, they say, pushing the cryptocurrency to its loftiest perch in weeks. Yet, one cannot help but wonder: is this ascent a triumph of value, or merely the whims of a fickle crowd?
Ready for a gig at the front of the crypto queue? Morgan Stanley, the world’s most storied wealth‑management giant, just decided to finally yawn into the crypto dance by putting Bitcoin, Ethereum and the rest of the digital circus on its E*TRADE platform. They’re snatching 8.6 million retail clients and saying, “Here goes nothing.” It feels … Read more