It’s become increasingly common to see actors known for comedy or drama take on action roles, often surprising audiences. With the release of the new film Normal – featuring a great example of this trend – we’re highlighting five actors who successfully switched gears and proved they can handle action-packed scenes.
The US version of the show has only four dates remaining, with a pause after April 11th. This Saturday’s episode, hosted by the fantastic Colman Domingo, will feature a performance by Anitta.
Per Deadline, The Magic Faraway Tree will release in theaters in the United States on August 21.
Currently, Season 3 of Euphoria has a 56% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which means it’s considered “rotten” – a score of 60% or higher is needed to be considered “fresh.” While more positive reviews could improve the score, it would be difficult for Season 3 to avoid being the lowest-rated season so far. The first and second seasons received much higher approval ratings, with 80% and 78% respectively.
A psychological drama from A24 was first announced in March 2023, and after three years, it’s finally hitting theaters on April 17th. The promotional tour is now underway, and director David Lowery recently revealed to Empire magazine a surprising connection to Taylor Swift.
Creator Riley Tierney is behind the hit romance series Crave, now on HBO Max, which follows the complicated relationship between hockey rivals Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov. Tierney wrote and directed all six episodes of the first season, adapting the novel by Rachel Reid, and starred Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie as Shane and Ilya. He’s currently working on the second season, based on Reid’s sequel, The Long Game, and is considering a slightly different approach to the production.
Most fans agree that the low point for the franchise was the pair of Alien vs. Predator movies released in the mid-2000s. While the films had a substantial $100 million budget, they still suffered from fundamental problems that money couldn’t fix.
The documentary Finding Harry: The Craft Behind the Magic premiered on HBO Max on April 5, 2026, and quickly became a streaming success. According to Flix Patrol, it’s currently HBO’s most popular movie, ranking second overall in weekly views behind the popular series The Pitt. This is remarkable considering it’s a feature-length behind-the-scenes look at a TV show that hasn’t even launched yet.
Because viewers loved his character, it was a simple choice to bring back Shadow Lord for another season. However, some fans are disappointed, as they were already hoping to see a Sith Lord gain power – a storyline a previous series seemed poised to deliver. Although that earlier show wasn’t universally loved, it set up a plot that Maul – Shadow Lord easily continues.
Now that filming has begun on the fifth and final season of The Boys, fans knew some major characters wouldn’t make it to the end. The popular Prime Video series didn’t disappoint, delivering its first significant death relatively quickly. Considering how violent and graphic the show can be, it’s actually been surprisingly careful with killing off key characters – until now.