With the fifth season of For All Mankind premiering next month, it’s becoming clear that this show is a standout in the sci-fi genre. The Apple TV+ series brilliantly blends historical events with futuristic ideas, making it one of the most engaging shows currently on television, and it deserves more recognition for its creativity.
It’s always tricky to pick a “best” actor or actress, since judging performances is really a matter of opinion. However, 2007 was the last year when all four major Oscar acting awards went to genuinely outstanding performances – many consider it a high point for movies before the rise of superhero blockbusters and streaming TV changed things. As we look forward to this year’s awards and make our predictions, let’s remember that year.
Just before the second season of the show starts on March 24, 2026, new Funko Pop figures have been revealed online. The figures depict Daredevil in action, and they showcase his updated black suit.
Alex Perez, a reliable source at Cosmic Circus, shared a list of 31 titles on X (formerly Twitter). Perez highlighted 12 of these as essential viewing for fans before the release of Doomsday.
If you’re watching Apple TV and want to explore other streaming options between February 2nd and 6th, 2026, Ebaster has new guides to help you find something great on platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Peacock, and Paramount+.
So, I was hearing about this movie, originally called Paris Paramount, that was supposed to hit Netflix. Apparently, things fell through over money. The director, Meyers, asked for a $150 million budget, but Netflix was hoping to keep it under $130 million. It’s a pretty interesting story – a young writer, director, and producer who fall in love, make a big film together, and then their relationship, both personal and professional, falls apart. I haven’t heard anything about whether the script has been altered, if the title will stick, or what the new budget looks like. The whole thing is kind of ironic, though. Meyers is now taking the film to Warner Bros., and Netflix is actually talking about buying Warner Bros.! That could mean they end up with her movie anyway, which is a wild thought.
Neil Gaiman, the author of several popular novels that have become TV shows and movies – including Netflix’s The Sandman and Prime Video’s Good Omens – recently spoke out against what he called a “smear campaign” targeting him. He stated that evidence supporting his claims was overlooked, and he used the opportunity to announce a new project. Both The Sandman and Good Omens had their runs cut short by their respective streaming services.
As a fan of Amy Sherman-Palladino’s work, I was immediately drawn into The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. She’s done it again, creating a beautiful show with a fantastic 1950s aesthetic – the costumes and sets are just gorgeous! And if you loved the witty, rapid-fire dialogue of Gilmore Girls, you’ll find plenty of that same energy here. While Maisel might not reach the legendary status of Lorelai and Rory’s story, trust me, it’s just as captivating and something you’ll want to watch again and again.
Despite generally positive reactions, some viewers were very unhappy with the finale, leading to the spread of a conspiracy theory online called #ConformityGate. This quickly debunked theory claimed a completely new finale was being filmed to change the fates of all the main characters.
Domestically, the box office battle between Send Help and Iron Lung was tight, with Send Help earning $20 million compared to Iron Lung‘s $17.8 million, according to Deadline. Though final numbers for Send Help might come down slightly, internationally, Send Help had a clearer win at $28.1 million versus $21.7 million. This difference was expected, as Iron Lung had a smaller international release. Ultimately, both films performed well, and their competition is a win for movie fans.