Most major streaming services are focusing on specific types of shows, and Prime Video has become a go-to destination for exciting action-packed crime thrillers thanks to the huge popularity of its series Reacher. With a 96% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, Reacher is a tough act to follow, but several new shows are aiming to replicate its success.
The movie Jaws famously scared many people into fearing the ocean, playing on our natural anxieties about what might be hidden beneath the waves. While often considered the greatest horror film ever made, director Steven Spielberg recently stated he doesn’t believe he’s ever actually made a horror movie. This comment suggests he doesn’t see Jaws as belonging to that genre. He shared his thoughts in an interview with Empire Magazine.
Shows like The Twilight Zone and Buffy the Vampire Slayer really shaped the horror genre on television, and more recently, The Haunting of Hill House took it to another level. However, many other excellent horror shows haven’t gotten the recognition they deserve, often because they were lost in the shadow of bigger hits, suffered from poor marketing, or were simply scheduled at the wrong time. These overlooked gems deserve a second look.
The movie is based on the popular 1981 stage musical, which itself came from T.S. Eliot’s 1939 book of poems, Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats. It features a cast full of famous actors.
Ben Steinberg, a 26-year-old film student at Cal State Northridge, has been a passionate advocate for reopening the historic Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, which closed during the pandemic in March 2020. He started a petition on Change.org that has gathered over 31,000 signatures, urging the owners, Decurion Corp., to either reopen the theater or find a new operator. Steinberg also has a significant social media presence, with almost 12,000 followers across various platforms.
Hero Draft is back from April 6th to April 13th, 2026! It’s a more exciting take on Classic Draft, letting you build your deck as usual, but with the added fun of using Hero Balloons.
Every month, Amazon gives away free games by providing codes you can use on platforms like the Epic Games Store and Legacy Games. Once you redeem a code, the game is yours to keep permanently, even if you cancel your Amazon Prime membership. This differs from services like PlayStation Plus, where you only have access to free games while your subscription is active.
As a lifestyle expert, I was surprised to learn that Erik Per Sullivan, best known as little Dewey from the sitcom, actually passed on a really fantastic opportunity! He was offered a role in a four-episode series that would have been incredibly profitable, but he decided to decline. It just goes to show you never know what’s behind someone’s choices, even when it seems like a great deal on the surface.
As a huge Harry Potter fan, I was thrilled to watch HBO’s Finding Harry: The Craft Behind the Magic, and it gave me a real sense of just how much love and detail is going into this new series. Apparently, the creative team has been digging deep into the world J.K. Rowling created, and everything – from what the characters wear to the incredibly detailed sets – is packed with little Easter eggs for us Potterheads. Like we suspected from the first trailer, the magic feels very connected to nature, so plants, trees, and all sorts of natural elements play a big role in the potions and spells. And get this – we’re going to see creatures in this series that we’ve never seen in any of the previous Harry Potter or Fantastic Beasts movies – including one that sounds seriously creepy!
The reality TV star from “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” publicly announced on Easter Sunday that she is leaving the Mormon faith, which has been central to her public image.