Paradise Vs. Lost: How Streaming Changed TV Mystery Thrillers

Although the new show appears different from Lost – it starts with a post-apocalyptic world instead of a plane crash – the basic story elements are surprisingly alike. Plus, Paradise has a significant benefit that Lost didn’t have, which points to a common challenge for TV shows from the 2000s.

Amazon MGM’s Reboot Of Iconic ’80s Sci-Fi Action Franchise Reportedly Stuck In Development

A recent report from The Ankler details Amazon MGM executive Peter Friedlander’s plans for revivals and reboots of the studio’s properties. One project is a RoboCop reboot, which had been in development for a while but was previously rejected by the previous leadership. In September 2024, Peter Ocko (Lodge 49) was brought on to write, executive produce, and serve as showrunner for the series, according to sources.

Eugene Mirman of ‘Bob’s Burgers’ ‘thankful beyond words’ and ‘doing relatively alright’ after fiery crash

Comedian and actor H. Jon Benjamin posted on Instagram Friday to let fans know he’s recovering after a serious car accident. He said he’s “doing relatively alright, all things considered.” On Tuesday, Benjamin was hospitalized with injuries after his car, a Lucid Gravity, crashed into the Bedford Toll Plaza in New Hampshire and caught fire, resulting in him being pulled from the vehicle.

Dakota Mortensen’s storyline will be edited out of ‘Vanderpump Villa’

Max Mortensen, a familiar face on “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” was going to be featured on the third season of “Vanderpump Villa,” which begins April 16th. He was scheduled to join a trip with members of DadTok – a group made up of current and former partners of the MomTok influencers from “Mormon Wives.” Variety first reported this news.

Oscar Isaac Addresses ‘Very Challenging’ Experience Playing Apocalypse in 2016’s ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’

Before starring as Moon Knight, Oscar Isaac first appeared in the Marvel universe in 2016, playing the villain in X-Men: Apocalypse. Unfortunately, the movie wasn’t well-received by critics or fans, and while it earned $544 million worldwide, it was one of the lowest-grossing films in the X-Men series. Many felt the story didn’t do justice to the powerful character of Apocalypse, and even Isaac has spoken about the difficulties of making the film.