I just heard that the new movie The Drama, with Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, is getting some heat from March for Our Lives. Apparently, they’re concerned about how gun violence is portrayed in the film. The movie is about a couple planning their wedding, but things get complicated when the bride lets slip a big secret!
If you enjoyed House of the Dragon, you’ll likely be excited about Game of Thrones: Dragonfire. The game is set 172 years before the events featuring Daenerys Targaryen and lets you build your own House, command armies, and ride dragons in a quest to conquer Westeros and claim the Iron Throne.
The Sound of Clash event will take place from April 8th to April 29th, 2026, and is open to players at Town Hall level 6 or higher. It’s a medal-collecting event where you earn Spiky Bracelets by attacking other players, then trade those bracelets for Event Medals.
This medical drama is set in the emergency room of Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, and it follows the lives of doctors as they juggle the demands of their jobs with their personal relationships.
The new Batman movie is a sequel to the 2022 film, and Matthew Reeves returns as director. He collaborated with Mattson Tomlin to write the screenplay.
Many actors, including Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Callum Turner, have been mentioned as potential candidates for the role. However, fans have recently suggested an unexpected and surprising choice.
This new six-episode drama focuses on the close relationship between two men, Ruben and Niall. Robbie Gadd, who also wrote and produced the series, will star alongside Jamie Bell, known for his roles in All of Us Strangers and Billy Elliot.
Since its debut in 2019, the show created by Sam Levinson has quickly made stars of young actors like Hunter Schafer, Jacob Elordi, and Sydney Sweeney.
After almost four years, the popular BBC series came back for a third season last month, with Holliday Grainger once again playing the part of Inspector Rachel Carey.
The British crime drama Prey originally aired on ITV for two seasons, from 2014 to 2015. Each season focuses on a separate criminal case investigated by Detective Sergeant Susan Reinhart, portrayed by Rosie Cavaliero, and set in the Manchester area.