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Netflix Is Officially Removing Tom Hardy’s $478 Million Sci-Fi Spectacle
Netflix will remove Venom: The Last Dance, starring Tom Hardy, from its catalogue on 24 August. The departure ends a streaming run of more than a year for the third Venom film, though its next platform has not been confirmed. Released theatrically in late 2024, the film earned more than $475 million worldwide, making it…
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Apple TV’s Most Expensive Sci-Fi Series Is Officially a Streaming Phenomenon
Apple TV’s Foundation has developed from a divisive, complex debut into a widely acclaimed science-fiction series, according to Collider. The article argues that its patient world-building and increasingly confident storytelling have helped justify Apple’s substantial investment and attracted viewers over successive seasons. Based on Isaac Asimov’s novels, the series follows mathematician Hari Seldon as his…
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How Wisconsin’s woke governor candidate’s crusade to cancel ALL traditional holidays could backfire
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong is facing criticism after old social media posts in which she appeared to disparage Thanksgiving and other traditions resurfaced online. A now-deleted 2020 post on X called for Thanksgiving to be “cancelled”, linking the holiday to colonialism and its impact on Indigenous communities, prompting Republican rivals and commentators to…
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One of HBO Max’s Funniest, Most Unhinged Shows of 2026 Has One Colossal Problem
Make That Movie, a six-part mockumentary comedy created by Australian comedian Sam Campbell with Paddy Young, has been praised as one of 2026’s funniest television shows. Its main drawback is limited availability: despite strong reviews and an absurdist style likened to Tim Robinson and Nathan Fielder, it is not currently available to stream in the…
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Marvel’s Biggest Crossover Ever Is Officially Dominating Streaming 5 Years Later
Spider-Man: No Way Home has reached number one on the global iTunes film charts, five years after its original release. The article attributes the renewed interest largely to the cinema release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, prompting audiences to revisit Tom Holland’s earlier Spider-Man films. The film displaced Michael, the musical biopic which reportedly earned…
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Liverpool agree to sign Barcelona’s Ronald Araújo on loan as Jacquet cover
Liverpool have agreed to take Barcelona defender Ronald Araújo on a season-long loan, strengthening a depleted defence before the new season. The move matters because concerns over Jérémy Jacquet’s fitness, injuries to Joe Gomez and Giovanni Leoni, and Ibrahima Konaté’s departure have reduced Liverpool’s available central-defensive options. The 27-year-old Uruguay international, who has made more…
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‘Fallout’ EP’s 5-Part Sci-Fi Thriller Is Officially a Sudden Streaming Hit 10 Years Later
Person of Interest, the CBS drama created by Jonathan Nolan, is reportedly finding new streaming audiences a decade after its finale. The series is being rediscovered for its depiction of artificial intelligence, mass surveillance and the ethical questions surrounding predictive technology, themes that now feel more relevant than when it began in 2011. The show…
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The Women’s Professional Baseball League makes its historic debut
The Women’s Professional Baseball League has begun its inaugural season, marking the return of a professional women’s baseball league in the United States after more than 70 years. Its debut matters because it gives women a dedicated professional pathway in baseball, a sport in which opportunities have long been more limited than in softball. The…
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The 10 Best Thriller TV Shows Where Nobody Can Be Trusted
Collider highlights thriller series built around shifting loyalties, moral ambiguity and major twists, arguing that these elements make television unpredictable and culturally engaging. The article presents a ranking of shows in which viewers are encouraged to question every alliance and character motive. – ‘Succession’ (2018–2023), ranked tenth, follows the Roy family’s ruthless struggle for control…
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Rebecca Ferguson’s 4-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is Officially One of Streaming’s Best Shows
Apple TV+’s dystopian science-fiction drama Silo is continuing to perform strongly on streaming charts during its third season, according to Collider. The article argues that this success has cemented the Rebecca Ferguson-led series as one of the platform’s most prominent original dramas and vindicated Apple’s substantial investment in the show. Set in a toxic future…