You might be curious about how closely the actor playing Michael Jackson in the new movie looks like him. That’s because the role is being played by Jaafar Jackson – and he’s actually Michael Jackson’s nephew!
The popular detective, previously known as DS Cassell, has arrived on the island of Saint-Pierre, starting a new job with the Canadian television series Saint-Pierre and leaving her old life behind.
U&Dave’s new series, Hit Point, is the channel’s first original drama. The broadcaster says it will be full of thrilling action, intense drama, and a captivating story. Written by award-winner Howard Overman (known for Misfits) and directed by David Caffrey (The Gentlemen, Peaky Blinders), Hit Point is being called a fast-paced mix of crime, thrills, and romance.
Coming soon to BBC One and iPlayer, this series centers around Susan, who lands a major editing assignment. She’s tasked with working on the latest novel by Atticus Pünd, penned by a struggling young writer, but soon finds herself suspected of murder.
Even though only eight teams are competing, this event is generating a lot of excitement. It offers a good prize and, more importantly, a chance to qualify for the MSC 2026 tournament. This year’s event will combine online and in-person play.
The official release date for the revamped Ranked Mode is April 2026. This update continues the improvements that started earlier this year, following changes made in January to address concerns about progression and player fatigue.
This drama is based on the popular novel by Louise Candlish and adapted for television by Simon Ashdown, who also wrote Our House. The network promises a thrilling story filled with Candlish’s signature unexpected twists and turns. It’s a captivating blend of emotional depth and suspense, contrasting two different time periods.
I recently checked out Fighting with My Family, and wow, Florence Pugh is incredible as Paige (that’s Saraya Bevis outside the ring!). Jack Lowden, who played her brother Zak, was great too. Seriously, it’s a really good movie – it’s sitting at 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, and critics are loving it. Vulture called it “memorable,” and The Times even said it was a “triumph!” Definitely worth a watch if you’re looking for something inspiring.
This special event runs until April 27, 2026, and challenges the community to compete in teams. Instead of gathering items or finishing tasks, your team’s progress depends on how many matches you win.
Apple TV+’s Criminal Record might not have gotten as much attention as some of the platform’s more popular shows, but it’s actually one of their strongest. The series combines different types of crime dramas, creating a unique and compelling story that doesn’t easily fit into one specific category.