Unlike the original series set in London, the new show, The Split Up, will take place in Manchester. It will center on the Kishans, a family of lawyers who represent high-profile clients in the city. The story revolves around a past family secret that threatens the firm’s future, causing chaos in both their work and personal lives.
The 40-year-old former Love Island host stood out in a stylish outfit: a blue and white textured jacket paired with a matching striped mini dress.
The 28-year-old actor, known for his role in Wuthering Heights, is celebrating the positive reception of Emerald Fennell’s new film adaptation, where he plays the character of Heathcliff.
The 34-year-old presenter has been sharing details of her life since announcing her divorce from the footballer last month, following a two-year marriage.
The horror film Iron Lung has become a financial success, earning 15 times its production budget in theaters. Starring Markiplier (Mark Fischbach) as a prisoner named Simon, the movie is based on the popular video game of the same name. The story follows Simon as he’s forced to explore a bloody ocean on a faraway moon after a mysterious event called the “Quiet Rapture” causes all stars and planets to vanish.
On Thursday, the 33-year-old shared the happy news on Instagram that she and her family are expecting a baby girl. She asked for privacy, stating she won’t be responding to any rumors or drama surrounding this personal time.
The official trailer for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man is finally here, and it reveals a major plot point: Barry Keoghan is playing Tommy Shelby’s son. In the trailer, Ada Shelby tells Tommy that his son is currently leading the Peaky Blinders, recreating the gang’s style from 1919.
Oshi no Ko: Puzzle Star is a new match-3 puzzle game inspired by the popular manga series. Players can team up with characters like Ai, Aqua, and Ruby to solve puzzles by matching colorful pieces. Clearing stages unlocks famous scenes from the anime.
I’ve been watching the One Chicago shows since the beginning, and Chicago Fire will always be my favorite – it really kicked everything off! Because it’s been around the longest, it feels like the most people are really connected to the characters at Firehouse 51 and genuinely care about what happens to them. Honestly, the show has had a rough few years, constantly having to adjust after losing some key cast members. Right now, with season 14, it’s still finding its footing. I have to admit, I was really disappointed with how they ended Sam Carver’s storyline, especially since the new character, Sal Vasquez, feels a little too similar. I’m hoping they can build something strong with him, but it just didn’t feel quite right after what happened with Sam.
Some say the sky’s the limit, but let’s not forget, the sky’s got a ceiling-and it’s often made of clouds and bad decisions. The bears, those grumpy old herons of the market, might just squawk loud enough to bring the whole parade crashing down.