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Sadie Sink became a fan favorite as Max Mayfield when she joined the cast of Stranger Things in Season 2, famously arriving on screen via a skateboard. While music often saved Max from the dangers of the Upside Down, skateboarding is her character’s true love – though it wasn’t Sadie Sink’s! In a video posted on Instagram by the Stranger Things account, Sink revealed that learning to skateboard for the role wasn’t what people might expect.

I’m so excited to share some fantastic news! The brand new animated series, CoComelon Playdates with Sanrio Friends, is finally here! It officially launched globally on YouTube on January 24th, 2026, and the best part? New episodes are dropping every Saturday on the official CoComelon Playdates with Sanrio Friends YouTube channel. Get ready for some adorable fun!

The initial release date appeared on a promotional image for Daredevil: Born Again that was briefly available on Disney’s press website. Disney took the image down, but the date it showed has been widely considered the show’s release date ever since.

Alice has a complex past with her hometown of Atlanta, made even more complicated by her relationship with Detective Jack Harper, a stern local police officer played by Jon Bernthal. Jack is Alice’s ex-husband, and he initially suspects she might be involved in the recent murders. However, the show His & Hers reveals a surprising twist that changes everything.

Cathy Yan’s new film, The Gallerist, features Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega. Portman plays an art gallery owner facing financial trouble who comes up with a risky scheme: selling a body as art at the Art Basel Miami show. The film also stars Sterling K. Brown, Zach Galifianakis, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Daniel Brühl, Charli XCX, and Catherine Zeta-Jones. The Gallerist had its premiere at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival on Saturday.

This film is the ninth in a planned series of ten, and boasts a remarkable cast including award-winning actors like Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Christoph Waltz, and Samuel L. Jackson, alongside other highly acclaimed performers such as Kerry Washington, Jonah Hill, and Walton Goggins – a truly impressive group of stars.

As a huge fan of the original Dirty Dancing – the one with Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze that came out in ’87 and is just a timeless romance – I was so excited when they announced a sequel back in 2020, with Jennifer Grey involved as both a star and producer. But honestly, it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster ever since. They initially aimed for a 2024 release, then pushed it to 2025, and now it feels like the whole project is stuck in limbo. It’s getting to the point where I’m starting to wonder if we’ll ever actually see a Dirty Dancing 2 happen.

On Tournament of Champions, Walter went head-to-head with TJ Fisher, a marketing specialist, and Mike Dawson, a technology manager. The competition didn’t go smoothly for the actress and comedian, as she spent a significant portion of the show with a negative score. After a wrong answer left her at -$200, Walter offered a surprisingly brief, three-word reaction when host Ken Jennings—a celebrated Jeopardy! champion himself—revealed the correct response.

This segment showed Jimmy Kimmel setting aside jokes to focus on political issues. He discussed video footage from Minneapolis and several times had to pause while on air to regain his composure.

Okay, so the Grammys are happening on Sunday, February 1st, starting at 8 PM Eastern. And guess what? Trevor Noah is hosting again – that’s his sixth year in a row! Honestly, it’s awesome. He’s been a fantastic host, so it totally makes sense they keep bringing him back. As a viewer, I’m happy about it!