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Following the death of VA nurse Alex Pretti during a protest in Minneapolis on Saturday, 35-year-old actress and comedian joined other celebrities in speaking out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Selena Gomez, 33, shared a video on Instagram of her and her half-sister, 12-year-old Gracie Elliot Teefey, trying on shoes while shopping together.
People watching the AFC Championship game – both football fans and those following the 34-year-old rapper – were surprised to see him make a quick appearance in a TV ad for his new movie. The ad aired during the game between the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos on Fox.
In an interview with the Toronto Star, producer Stockman mentioned the possibility of releasing an extra episode of Heated Rivalry before season 2 begins, to keep fans entertained while they wait. Here’s what he had to say:
Now that Stranger Things has finished, Netflix hasn’t stopped releasing new shows – in fact, they’ve had several hits since early 2026. Some of the best shows currently on Netflix actually premiered just last week, including a comedy that’s quickly becoming popular.
A new control framework combines the strengths of artificial intelligence and predictive algorithms to enable safer and more efficient human-robot collaboration in complex environments.
A new approach proposes uniquely identifying algorithms using established digital identifiers to bolster accountability and transparency in increasingly complex AI systems.
After decades of acting, Ali Larter is used to handling challenging scenes, which gives her a strong foundation for any role. However, she also admitted to feeling vulnerable when her characters require minimal clothing. She shared this with PEOPLE magazine:
The period drama, led by Mark Gatiss and finished filming in December 2025, has offered a sneak peek at the next season. This includes a first look at Jason Watkins as Harold Sneed, a new character joining the cast.
Alongside Polly Walker (known for Bridgerton) as Trottie Book and Connor Finch as Jack Blunt, Gatiss plays Gabriel Book, a bookshop owner who finds himself solving crimes in London during 1946.
Abdul-Mateen remembered being completely exhausted from working constantly. About a year before filming began, he contacted director George Miller and Warner Brothers to explain that he needed a break. He was worried about not being able to give his best performance if he continued at that pace, and he was grateful they understood and respected his need for time off.