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Morgan Stewart on Wave of Home Robberies in L.A.: “Everyone I Know Has Gotten Robbed”
Morgan Stewart has described being robbed twice at her Beverly Hills home, saying break-ins have become widespread among people she knows in Los Angeles. Her comments add to concern over a series of high-profile home burglaries affecting celebrities, and underline the personal impact of such crimes despite private security measures. Speaking on Jake Shane’s Therapuss…
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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s Forgotten Sci-Fi Thriller Series Is the Perfect Weekend Binge
Collider recommends Incorporated, a largely overlooked sci-fi thriller produced by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, as a short weekend binge. Set in a climate-damaged 2074 ruled by multinational corporations, it explores inequality, surveillance and the cost of survival through a divided United States. Sean Teale plays Ben Larson, actually Red Zone refugee Aaron using a…
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‘Invincible’ Creator Officially Teases Release Timeline for Next 3 Seasons [Exclusive]
Robert Kirkman has said that Invincible remains on track for near-annual releases, with Season 5 due in 2027 and work already well under way on Season 6. The update matters because it suggests Prime Video’s animated superhero series is avoiding the lengthy break that followed its first season, while moving towards Kirkman’s estimated seven-to-eight-season complete…
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‘SNL’ and ‘The Rookie’ Stars Join ‘Family Guy’s New Spin-Off
Kenan Thompson, Vanessa Bayer and Melissa O’Neil have joined the voice cast of Stewie, the forthcoming Family Guy spin-off centred on the Griffin family’s infant. The series is expected to launch in the 2027–28 television season, marking the franchise’s second spin-off after The Cleveland Show and extending Fox’s investment in the long-running animated comedy. The…
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American Caper From Absurd Ventures’ Dan Houser Is Getting a Double-Sized Season Finale Issue #12 – Exclusive | Comic Con 2026
American Caper, the crime comic series created by Absurd Ventures’ Dan Houser, will conclude its first season with a double-sized 12th issue on 11 November 2026. The finale ends the story’s Wyoming setting in a violent climax, but Houser confirmed a new story arc will follow a few months later in a different, politically contrasting…
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X-Men ’97 Season 3 Will Bring Back These Fan-Favorite Mutant Villains | Comic Con 2026
Marvel has confirmed that the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants will return in X-Men ’97’s third season, following their absence from the revival so far. The Comic-Con reveal suggests the series will continue exploring conflict between mutants and the US government after the X-Men’s expected confrontation with Apocalypse. A preview clip showed Pyro, Avalanche, Blob and…
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Robert Irvine Calls Food Network “Shameless” For ‘Restaurant Impossible’ Reboot, Saying They’re “Ruining The Legacy” Of Show For Tax Credits
Robert Irvine has criticised Food Network’s reboot of Restaurant Impossible, saying he will not watch the new version because he regards the original series as his creation. He accused the network of damaging the programme’s legacy by replacing its established team and filming in Canada to obtain tax credits, although Food Network had not responded…
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Claudia Winkleman’s chat show ended after one series – can anyone replace Graham Norton?
Claudia Winkleman has ended her BBC chat show after a single seven-episode series, saying she was too nervous to enjoy presenting it. The decision has revived questions about whether anyone can succeed Graham Norton as the BBC’s leading chat-show host, and whether the corporation needs a direct replacement at all. Although the programme drew lower…
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10 Most Important Stephen King Books
Collider ranks Stephen King’s most important books by their influence on his wider body of work, particularly recurring characters, references and links across his fictional multiverse. – ‘Cujo’ (1981) is highlighted for its lasting presence in later King stories, including the 2024 follow-up novella ‘Rattlesnakes’; its ending is frequently referenced and the novel was written…
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Disney’s Best Marvel Show Is a Forgotten 3-Part X-Men Series
Collider argues that FX’s Legion is Marvel’s strongest television series because it stands apart from interconnected franchise continuity and tells a complete story across its three seasons. The article says its self-contained format, distinctive style and definitive ending make it more satisfying than many Netflix, ABC and Disney+ Marvel programmes. Created by Noah Hawley and…