During an appearance on Matthew Belloni’s podcast, The Town, Adam Fogelson, head of Lionsgate films, announced that a sequel to the Michael Jackson biopic is in development. Filming is likely to start in either 2026 or 2027, depending on director Antoine Fuqua’s availability.
The TV show Widow’s Bay is currently the ninth most popular show on Apple TV in the United States. It’s quickly gaining popularity elsewhere too, reaching the top 10 in countries like Australia, Mexico, and Canada. This is a great start for the series, especially since it only premiered with two episodes on April 29th. The show will have a total of 10 episodes, with new episodes released every Wednesday, and the final two episodes dropping on May 27th.
You can currently watch The A-Team on Starz, but it’s not the most well-known or free streaming service. If you’re interested in seeing this modern take on the classic ’80s show – which made $177.2 million in theaters – you’ll be happy to know it will be available for free starting May 1st.
Saros’s fast-paced, bullet-dodging gameplay is heavily inspired by Returnal, but it adds a key new feature: an energy shield that can protect you by absorbing certain enemy attacks. The game, especially the first level, Shattered Rise, seems built around mastering this shield, even if you’re already familiar with Housemarque’s previous work. Shattered Rise can be quite challenging, so we’ve included some helpful tips and strategies to help you reach Saros’s first big boss, the Prophet.
To truly understand the impact of the 2023 Prime Video miniseries Swarm, you need to watch all the episodes in one sitting. Created by Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, the show centers around Dre, a young woman who is very lonely and completely captivated by the life of pop star Ni’Jah. While the series boasts a talented cast, including Paris Jackson and Billie Eilish, and a high Rotten Tomatoes score of 87%, those aren’t the main reasons why it’s so compelling and deserves a binge-watch.
Hulu’s new series delivers a surprisingly violent, historical heist story set in Australia. Though it seems unlikely to successfully create an action-packed sequel to Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist, The Artful Dodger, created by James McNamara, David Maher, and David Taylor, manages to pull it off with remarkable skill.
I’m getting reports that Ving Rhames had a scary health scare last Wednesday. Apparently, he was having dinner with his family at a Los Angeles restaurant when he suddenly collapsed right at his table. Witnesses say he seemed to be fading in and out of consciousness, and thankfully, paramedics were quickly on the scene to rush him to the hospital. It was definitely a frightening moment for everyone there.
Directed by David Zucker, who also made The Naked Gun, BASEketball features Trey Stone and Robert Parker as Coop and Remer. They unexpectedly become famous when they invent a new sport – a wacky combination of baseball and basketball. After the team owners die, Coop gets a chance to own the Milwaukee Beers, but only if he can lead them to a championship – something no team has done in the five years since the sport began.
You’ve probably already heard about the band’s new tour dates. They just added eight more shows on Wednesday, right as tickets were going on sale to those who signed up in advance.
Following the release of his single “Blackberry Marmalade,” rapper Staples addressed online speculation sparked by his music video for the song. He confirmed that the red baseball cap featured in the video revealed the title and release date of his upcoming album. Staples announced that CRY BABY will be available everywhere on June 5th.