The Strokes spent years releasing music inconsistently and didn’t focus much on building a direct relationship with their fans. While their music was generally excellent, the New York band largely maintained its popularity by becoming well-known simply for being famous – a kind of celebrity status.
As a big fan of streaming comedies, I’ve really enjoyed some of the original shows Disney+ and Hulu have put out. I’ve binged everything from the fun of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series and the nostalgia of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder, to shows like Diary of a Future President, Doogie Kameāloha M.D., The Santa Clauses, the clever mystery of Only Murders in the Building, and even the hilarious Chad Powers. They’ve got a pretty solid lineup!
Disney+ offers a wide range of content for Marvel fans. You can find live-action TV series like WandaVision and Loki, which explore unique and interesting parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with well-developed characters and imaginative stories. Plus, Marvel is releasing special presentations, including a new one featuring Jon Bernthal as the Punisher in May.
The new series, The Boroughs, immediately brings to mind the Duffer Brothers, who are executive producers. Set in a New Mexico retirement community, the show centers around a group of outsiders facing a strange and powerful presence. Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, the creators of Netflix’s The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, are running the series, which blends supernatural and science fiction elements. They recently spoke with Tudum about their collaboration with the Duffers and shared details about the project.
Season 9 of 9-1-1 has been uneven so far as the show tries to recover from a controversial storyline. While the firefighters and police officers of the 118 and Athena focus on their jobs and honoring Bobby’s memory, fans are still discussing the events surrounding his departure, and many hope Peter Krause might return. A year after the impactful “Contagion” episodes, the show offers a significant hint about what truly happened to Bobby.
The 2005 Australian Western, The Proposition, written by musician Nick Cave and directed by John Hillcoat, is a standout film. Instead of the typical American West, it’s set in the harsh Australian outback. The movie is both brutal and beautifully written, essentially distilling the Western genre down to its core elements. It’s a relentlessly gripping story – so much so that Roger Ebert described it as impossible to look away from. Even twenty years later, The Proposition remains a nearly flawless example of how innovative and intelligent filmmaking can revitalize the Western genre.
The documentary, which runs just over two hours, isn’t flawless. It’s incredibly difficult to fully capture a life in that timeframe. The film follows the subject’s journey from a mischievous youth to struggles with addiction and eventually, to becoming a grandfather. The title, originally used for a limited release in 2025, doesn’t quite reflect the full scope of the story.
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The Simpsons episode “Homie the Clown” originally aired on February 12, 1995, and looking back, one of its funniest moments happens near the beginning. While Krusty the Clown’s accountant is begging him to stop spending money, Krusty dramatically pulls out a first edition copy of DC’s Action Comics, sets it on fire, and uses it as a makeshift lighter for his cigarette.
If you enjoyed this, the best place to start is with more books by Andy Weir himself. Both the book and film versions of Project Hail Mary have unique qualities that make them both worth experiencing. He’s also the author of other popular sci-fi novels like Artemis and The Martian, all of which offer a similar satisfying read.