Netflix has a huge selection of both classic movies and original shows. With so many options, deciding what to watch can be overwhelming. Luckily, a few titles really shine and deserve to be at the top of your list this week.
The latest trailer gives a longer preview of the upcoming film about Michael Jackson. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the movie goes beyond simply recounting Jackson’s music career. It aims to reveal a more intimate and honest portrayal of the artist, exploring his personal life and the challenges of fame. It promises a deeper look at the cost of celebrity.
Wow, the response to the Grammys was immediate! As soon as the show wrapped up, Donald Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, to trash it, calling it “virtually unwatchable.” He was particularly upset with host Trevor Noah, claiming Noah made a false and damaging statement live on air.
With Young Sheldon already having explored Sheldon’s childhood, the new series Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage is continuing to diverge from the storylines established in The Big Bang Theory. This is partly because Georgie and Mandy weren’t major characters in the original show. Creator Chuck Lorre plans to return to the world of The Big Bang Theory with Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, which will be the first spin-off to directly connect back to the original series.
I’m already getting excited for the Super Bowl, and it’s not just for the game! It sounds like the movie studios are planning a huge marketing blitz during the broadcast. Even though a 30-second commercial is going to cost around $10 million – way up from last year’s $7.5 to $8 million – they’re clearly willing to pay to reach the expected 128+ million viewers. It’s going to be a big night for movie trailers, that’s for sure!
On February 1, 2026, Elon Musk publicly criticized director Christopher Nolan after a debate online about the potential casting choices for the film The Odyssey. Musk posted on X (formerly Twitter) that Nolan had “lost his integrity” after someone claimed that rumors of Lupita Nyong’o being cast as Helen of Troy were disrespectful to the original author, Homer. The complaint stemmed from the fact that Helen is described as having fair skin and blonde hair in Homer’s poem.
The film’s release marked a shift for Trump, who was increasingly involved in media production. She both produced and appeared in the documentary, which was also the inaugural project from her new production company, Muse Films. Trump launched Muse Films late last year, and its future plans beyond this film remain unknown.
In a recent interview, actor Lofland talked about how the difficult events in the latest episode of Landman could affect the show’s third season. Although he didn’t reveal any specific plot details, he emphasized the importance of addressing the serious issues raised in episode nine. He hopes the show doesn’t shy away from these sensitive topics, as the scene was particularly challenging for everyone involved to film.
In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Kyle Lillard discussed how he reacted to comments made by Quentin Tarantino. He previously stated he was upset by Tarantino’s words, but now explained that the overwhelming positive response to his work felt strangely like the tributes given to someone who had passed away. Lillard is happy and grateful to be receiving this appreciation while still with us.
HBO Max announced that a new episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (Season 1, Episode 4) will be available starting Friday, February 6th, at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time / 3:01 a.m. Eastern Time. Season 4, Episode 5 of another series will also be released then. Both episodes will be available on HBO Max before they air on TV on Super Bowl Sunday, February 8th. HBO has done this before with other shows, releasing episodes early to avoid competing with the Super Bowl.