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The popular show Bosch finished its run in 2021 after seven seasons, but Titus Welliver quickly returned as the detective in the spin-off Bosch: Legacy, which lasted three seasons. While he’s now appearing in another spin-off, Ballard, his role is smaller, and it hasn’t quite satisfied fans who miss seeing him as the lead. However, Welliver recently told Screen Rant that discussions about continuing Bosch: Legacy are still ongoing, offering hope for more episodes.

The movie, a biographical drama, came out in theaters in November 2025. While most critics and viewers liked it, it didn’t do well financially, earning only $12 million worldwide despite costing $18 million to make.

While many new shows are coming to Netflix in 2026, a few have already proven they can compete with the service’s most popular titles. For example, the series starring Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson, His & Hers, and the recent release, Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole, are both promising. Adding to this list is a new Netflix Original series that’s quickly become a global hit, thanks to its compelling characters.

The show became available on the free streaming service on April 1st. It first appeared on ABC in 2012, starring Kate Ritter as Chloe, a fun-loving and carefree young woman enjoying life in New York City. Everything changes for her when she meets June Colburn (Dreama Walker), an innocent girl from Indiana who comes to the city to chase her ambitions.

Since Daniel Craig finished his run as James Bond after five films (2008-2021), many famous actors have been considered to take on the role. Rising stars like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jacob Elordi, and Jonathan Bailey, as well as established actors known for superhero roles like Henry Cavill and Tom Holland, have all been mentioned as possible candidates. Now, as discussions about the future of Bond intensify, one of the actors being considered has spoken about what it’s like to be in the running.

The photo that inspired A24’s new horror film started as a simple post on 4Chan in 2019. It turned out to be a picture of a HobbyTown store being remodeled, but it quickly went viral, inspiring countless short, spooky stories online. These stories grew into one of the internet’s most famous Creepypastas. Now, with a trailer hinting at a close adaptation of the original legend, here’s everything fans should know about how this liminal-space horror began.

Despite a strong 87% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, viewers have had a more varied reaction to Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. The show, which follows young people training to join Starfleet, does include some typical teen drama, but it offers much more than that. In many ways, Starfleet Academy captures the spirit of classic Star Trek, and this is particularly noticeable in the season one finale.

The film aimed to be a funny and insightful look at marriage and self-discovery, but it became confusing and unsure of its tone – it wasn’t clear if it was trying to be clever satire or simple slapstick. The humor felt clumsy, and the drama didn’t connect with viewers. Instead of being genuinely funny, it relied on predictable tropes and unbelievable situations, ultimately squandering its potential to be a truly great comedy.

According to Deadline, New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. are starting to develop a prequel to Weapons that focuses on the character of Aunt Gladys, played by Amy Madigan. Zach Shields, known for his work on the Monsterverse films, has joined the project to co-write the script alongside Cregger. The movie is currently being referred to as Gladys.

Laced Records is releasing a special edition vinyl soundtrack to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bloodborne. According to ScreenRant, the Bloodborne 10th Anniversary Vol. I & II Exclusive Edition X3LP will be available this June and includes the original game soundtrack, as well as music from The Old Hunters expansion. It’s available for pre-order now for $98 and features three heavyweight vinyl LPs.