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Bravo VP Talks Amanda’s TV Future After ‘Summer House’ Exit, West’s Departure and ‘In the City’ Season 2: “I’m Optimistic”
Bravo executive Josh Brown said he remains optimistic about the future of In the City after its first season, despite Amanda Batula and West Wilson leaving Summer House. The spin-off has followed former Summer House cast members in New York, including Amanda and Kyle Cooke as their marriage deteriorated before their January split, and its…
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Netflix’s 10/10 Harlan Coben Adaptation Surges Into Elite Top 10 List
Netflix’s crime thriller series *I Will Find You*, based on Harlan Coben’s novel, has broken into the streamer’s all-time top 10 list of most-watched English-language shows just six weeks after release, overtaking this year’s *His & Hers*. The milestone underscores the enduring commercial appeal of Coben’s work for Netflix, which has now adapted 13 of…
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Mark Ruffalo’s Apple TV Movie Scores a Rare 2026 Theatrical Release
Apple TV will give Being Heumann, a drama starring Mark Ruffalo and Ruth Madeley, a limited seven-day cinema release from 6 November 2026 before it arrives on streaming on 13 November. The release is significant because a theatrical qualifying run could make the film eligible for Academy Awards consideration, an uncommon approach for an Apple…
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Nicolas Cage’s British WWII Thriller Lands Netflix $105 Million Lawsuit
Nicolas Cage’s forthcoming British Second World War thriller, *Fortitude*, has become the subject of a $105 million lawsuit against Netflix filed by its writer, Simon Afram. The dispute adds to a difficult production history for the film, which has previously been delayed by a separate legal conflict involving Martin Scorsese. *Fortitude* is directed by Simon…
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10 HBO Shows That Are Still the Gold Standard
Collider ranks HBO’s most acclaimed dramas and miniseries as enduring benchmarks for prestige television, praising the network’s ambitious storytelling, high production values and willingness to tackle challenging subjects. – ‘Band of Brothers’ (2001) is placed tenth, praised as a large-scale yet human-centred portrayal of Easy Company during the Second World War. – ‘The Leftovers’ (2014–2017)…
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Drake ‘Fraudulent Streams’ Case on Ice as Judge Sends Online Casino Claims to Arbitration
A federal judge has paused a lawsuit accusing Drake and streamer Adin Ross of using Stake.us to finance bots that artificially boosted Drake’s music streams. The judge ruled that the plaintiffs had accepted Stake’s binding arbitration agreement when using the casino-style platform, meaning their claims against Stake must be handled privately rather than in court;…
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Tori Spelling Exits ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ Rewatch Podcast With Jennie Garth
Tori Spelling has left 90210MG, the Beverly Hills, 90210 rewatch podcast she launched with former co-star Jennie Garth. Her departure means Garth will continue without her through the final two seasons, with guest co-hosts planned, while the hosts said they supported Spelling’s decision to pursue other work. Co-host Amy Sugarman said Spelling informed them around…
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Phylicia Rashad Speaks on Her Surprise Return as Vonda Brooks in ‘Diarra from Detroit’ (Exclusive)
Phylicia Rashad has returned as Vonda Brooks in the second season of Diarra from Detroit, reprising the mother of a boy who disappeared after a brief lapse in supervision at a shopping centre. Her character remains central to the show’s unconventional mystery, which follows teacher-turned-investigator Diarra as she searches for a man she believes may…
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The Lord of the Rings Officially Brings Back The One Ring for New 2026 Release
The Lord of the Rings franchise has announced a new 2026 release connected to The One Ring, giving fans another return to Middle-earth before the third season of The Rings of Power arrives in November. The announcement matters because it extends the franchise’s activity beyond the Prime Video series and centres on one of Tolkien’s…