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Anya Taylor-Joy’s Billion Dollar Sci-Fi Hit Officially Overtakes ‘Obsession’ on Streaming
The first billion-dollar movie of 2026 just sent a blue turtle shell to obliterate Obsession on the streaming charts. Find out more here.
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Colleen Hoover’s Divisive Adaptation Is Officially Surging on Streaming
Ahead of the Anne Hathaway-led Verity, another of Colleen Hoover’s adaptations is climbing the charts on Peacock. Find out more here.
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Octavia Spencer “Felt It Was Incumbent On Me As A Citizen Of The World” To Make ‘Lost Women Of Alaska’ – Contenders TV Nominees Studio
Octavia Spencer has been following true crime stories since she was just 11 years old. Speaking at Deadline’s Contenders: The Nominees Studio, Spencer said, “I think there are a lot of people who are very new to the true crime genre. I’m not, I’ve been studying it. I read a horrible story, a true crime…
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21 Years Later, Johnny Depp’s Fantasy Remake Officially Takes Over Netflix
Tim Burton’s take on Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, starring Freddie Highmore and Johnny Depp, is a global sensation on streaming.
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Cristiano Ronaldo says ‘this is probably my last year’ as legendary soccer star looks to future
Cristiano Ronaldo said that this upcoming season will likely be his last, as the 41-year-old Al-Nassr star plans life after 25 years of soccer.
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The Greatest Sci-Fi Novel of the Decade Is Looking for a New Adaptation Home
The Red Rising series has struggled to land an adaptation, but that may be for the best now that the series is almost over and streaming has advanced.
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Influencers warned to stop taking selfies with sharks after series of attacks
Cases of sharks biting humans are admittedly rare, but in the last year, at least three influencers have been attacked.
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Jon Bernthal Channels John Wick in This 10/10 Action Hit Officially Surging on Prime Video
Jon Bernthal’s action sleeper hit with shades of John Wick and The Equalizer is climbing the streaming charts on Prime Video.
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This 4-Part Series is HBO’s Best Crime Saga Since ‘The Sopranos’
Barry blends comedy and crime, redefining HBO’s legacy post-The Sopranos with its unique storytelling and dark humor.