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Sorry ‘Jury Duty’ Fans, Season 3 Is Unlikely To Set Sail On The Open Waters
Amazon’s hit prank series Jury Duty has been renewed for a third season, sparking speculation among fans about where the show’s elaborate hidden-camera premise will be staged next. Speculation has centred on a cruise ship setting, an idea floated by cast member Wendy Braun, but executive producer Anthony King has poured cold water on the…
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Writer joining Lioness writers’ room signals Taylor Sheridan’s CIA series could have more coming
Speculation is growing that “Lioness,” Taylor Sheridan’s CIA and military thriller currently airing its third season on Paramount+, could be renewed for a fourth season, after signs that a new writer is joining the show’s writers’ room. The development matters to fans of Sheridan’s expanding television universe, as it would extend one of his most…
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Sam Elliott’s Vietnam War Masterpiece Hailed as the “First One to Get It Right” Is Officially Back on Top
Sam Elliott’s 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers has re-entered the streaming charts more than two decades after its cinema release, climbing to No. 9 on Lionsgate+ worldwide and reaching No. 1 among films and No. 3 overall on the platform in Germany. The revival highlights the enduring appeal of the war epic, which…
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‘MobLand’s Best Quote From Tom Hardy Means Even More Ahead of Season 2
MobLand returns to Paramount+ for Season 2 on 18 September, though the crime drama’s longer-term future remains unclear, as streaming boss Jane Wiseman has denied earlier reports that a third season was already in the works. Ahead of the new episodes, Collider revisits a line from Season 1 spoken by Tom Hardy’s character Harry, arguing…
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Meghan Markle in preliminary talks for Netflix crime drama role
Meghan Markle held preliminary, exploratory talks about joining Guy Ritchie’s Netflix crime drama “The Gentlemen” for a potential third season, Deadline reported, marking a possible return to acting for the Duchess of Sussex. Sources stressed the discussions were hypothetical, as the series had not yet been renewed for a third run and no specific role…
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We don’t have enough wingers for start of season – Iraola
Liverpool have had an improved £60m bid for Brighton winger Yankuba Minteh turned down, though talks between the clubs are continuing as Brighton hold out for closer to £70m. The pursuit comes after new Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola admitted his squad lacks sufficient wide players ahead of the new season, though he expressed confidence…
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People Can’t Stop Listening to TV on the Radio Thanks to ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Streams of TV on the Radio’s 2006 track “Wolf Like Me” have surged since it featured prominently in the opening montage of *Spider-Man: Brand New Day*, which was released on 31 July. Singer Tunde Adebimpe said he was unaware how the song would be used when the band approved it, and was pleasantly surprised to…
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13 Movie, Game, and TV Trailers You Might Have Missed This Week
Keeping up with the deluge of trailer drops is a near-impossible task. The watch list never shortens, digital Sisyphus. To cut through the noise and turn the slog of keeping up with the neatest-looking stuff, I’m starting this column with the goal of collecting the most notable video game, movie, and TV show trailers from…
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Jon Bernthal’s “Taxing” New Action Thriller Officially Enters a New Era on Streaming
Jon Bernthal’s action thriller The Accountant 2 has become a major streaming success, ranking No. 10 among Prime Video’s most-watched original films worldwide for the week of 10-16 August 2026, more than a year after its cinema release. The film’s continued popularity underlines Bernthal’s strong run of recent roles, coinciding with his return as Frank…