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3 Most Exciting Shows to Binge on Netflix This Week
Netflix’s US streaming chart has shifted after a week dominated by Will Ferrell’s comedy “The Hawk”, western drama “Ransom Canyon” and Harlan Coben thriller “I Will Find You”, with true-crime documentary “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare” climbing back to the top spot over the weekend. Amid the reshuffling, Collider has put together recommendations for viewers…
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Prime Video’s ‘God of War’ Officially Finds Perfect Kratos Replacement
Prime Video’s live-action God of War series has found a new lead actor to play Kratos, with reports indicating Dave Bautista is in early negotiations to take over the role. The recasting follows an injury sustained by original star Ryan Hurst while filming the first season, which forced producers to replace him despite four episodes…
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Superb Short half-century guides Fire past Brave
Welsh Fire secured a six-wicket win over Southern Brave in The Hundred at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, powered by an unbeaten half-century from Matt Short. The victory lifted Fire to their fourth win in five matches, moving them level on points with leaders Trent Rockets, while Brave remain fourth in the table with two wins from…
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Upcoming New Sony Spider-Man Universe Movies and TV Shows: 2026 Marvel Spin-Off Release Dates and Beyond
IGN has updated its rundown of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe projects, tracking which spin-off films and TV shows remain in development following the box-office success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and the scrapping of previous entries such as Madame Web, Morbius and Kraven. With Sony reportedly now eyeing a reboot of its shared universe, only a…
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Sony Pictures Taps Jill Blankenship To Pen Medieval Actioner ‘Castle’ Off Idea From Chris Bremner’s Unknown Quantity
Sony Pictures has hired television writer Jill Blankenship to write “Castle,” a medieval action film based on an original idea from Chris Bremner’s Unknown Quantity production company. The project marks Blankenship’s first foray into feature film writing after building her career in television, and positions her among a small number of female writers tapped for…
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Notre Dame caves, lives up to Marcus Freeman’s promise as USC rivalry game is officially back
Notre Dame and USC have resolved a scheduling dispute that threatened one of college football’s oldest rivalries, with Notre Dame reportedly agreeing to USC’s terms to keep the annual fixture alive. The game, often billed as the “Greatest Intersectional Rivalry”, was due to move back to Los Angeles in 2026 after being played in South…
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Rosie O’Donnell reveals she will return to ‘The View’ for anniversary, details tension with Whoopi Goldberg
Rosie O’Donnell has revealed plans to return to “The View” for an anniversary episode in the show’s upcoming season, despite a reported feud with co-host Whoopi Goldberg. The announcement is notable given the tension between the two women, who have previously clashed during O’Donnell’s various stints on the long-running daytime talk show. Details of the…
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10 Near-Perfect Space Opera TV Shows No One Remembers Today
Collider has published a listicle highlighting ten space opera television series that critics regard as excellent but which have largely faded from public memory. The piece focuses on shows in the space opera tradition—epic, character-driven adventures set against interstellar conflict, rather than hard science fiction—arguing that despite the genre’s popularity since Star Wars, many strong…
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Paramount+’s Hilarious ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Replacement Returns in Season 2 Sneak Peek [Exclusive]
Diarra From Detroit is back for season 2, and Collider has an exclusive sneak peek at this week’s new episode. Watch it now.