Waits collaborated with Massive Attack on a song called “Boots on the Ground.” Despite the title, it’s not a song supporting war with Iran. It’s actually a satirical commentary on issues closer to home, though the underlying theme has universal relevance.
Disney has released a lot of Star Wars shows recently, with some being very popular (Andor, The Mandalorian), a few being surprisingly good (Skeleton Crew stands out), and many others quickly forgotten (Ahsoka, The Acolyte, The Book of Boba Fett). Paramount has been doing something similar with Star Trek over the last few years, adding lots of new shows to Paramount+. However, they’ve now decided to slow down that approach. With the cancellation of Starfleet Academy, there are no Star Trek shows currently in production.
The horror movie, written and directed by Lee Cronin, centers around the disappearance of Katie Cannon. Released on April 17th, the film finally reveals what happened to her after she vanished in Cairo eight years prior. Katie’s parents, Charlie and Larissa, are overjoyed when she’s found alive inside an ancient sarcophagus, and they bring her back to their home in Albuquerque, New Mexico. However, they soon realize they have no idea the danger she brings with her.
Reed Hastings co-founded Netflix and led the company as CEO for 25 years, transforming it into the dominant streaming service we know today and revolutionizing the entertainment world. He recently announced his departure to dedicate his time to charitable work and personal interests.
With the first two Dune movies covering the first book, and the next film adapting Dune Messiah, there’s still a lot of story left to tell. Frank Herbert wrote six Dune novels, and his son, Brian Herbert, along with Kevin J. Anderson, continued the series with two more. Of these remaining books, God Emperor of Dune—the fourth novel—is considered the most challenging to adapt into a movie due to its complex and controversial themes.
The Vampire Diaries excelled at building romantic tension slowly, making the eventual intimate moments much more rewarding. The show took its time developing its most beloved couples over many episodes, and sometimes even entire seasons, which is why those scenes felt so satisfying. They were definitely the most passionate moments in the series.
I was struck by how the secretary twisted a prayer to make the war in Iran seem like something God wanted – a form of righteous punishment. It reminded me instantly of that powerful scene in the film, where Jackson’s character uses the same kind of reasoning to justify his actions, right before he… well, you know. It’s chilling how easily faith can be manipulated to support violence.
In Darren Aronofsky’s latest film, Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem play a couple living a peaceful life in the country. Their tranquility is shattered when a strange pair, portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris, suddenly appear.
Despite facing some challenges and box office setbacks, Sydney Sweeney finished 2025 successfully with her film adaptation of Freida McFadden’s novel. It opened strong, earning $19 million, particularly impressive considering it was released alongside Avatar: Fire and Ash. The movie continued to perform well, and by February, it became Sweeney’s highest-grossing film to date, surpassing the seven-year record previously held by Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
There’s nothing quite like getting lost in a good crime thriller. It should completely captivate you, leaving you speechless when it ends and maybe even causing you to wake up in a cold sweat, feeling like you were right there in the story. The best crime thrillers of the last half-century consistently deliver that kind of powerful experience.