By David Ellison’s war against the Netflix bid for Warner Bros. Discovery has moved to Europe. The Paramount-Skydance owner and others at the studio are meeting political leaders and entertainment figures in an effort to rally support for his $108.4 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. That includes French President
Robert Picardo Created His Star Trek Character’s Best Quirk By Accident
This article contains spoilers for the two-part premiere of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is, by necessity, a forward-looking sort of property, what with its focus on the students who’ll become the next generation of Federation officers and the politically complex world they’ll inhabit. But that doesn’t mean
New Movies On Netflix February 2026
Welcome to another monthly breakdown of what’s hitting the small screen. As we shake off the last of the January blues, Netflix is stepping up its game with a February slate that feels remarkably diverse. We’ve got a heavy-hitting documentary that’s already the talk of the film festival circuit, a
Something For The Weekend
Winter is here, and January means all the decent television starts to roll. They know you aren’t outside and living life like in a tampon commercial, roller-blading and sky-diving, and adventure hiking in white trousers. Instead, you are wearing a nice new ass groove in your couch, moving off it
Zimmer To POTTER
Big show, big shoes to fill, so a big question to ask. Who do you get to score Harry Potter, arguably the biggest television show currently in development? The answer, it seems, is a man who is quickly becoming the most reliable soundtrack composer working today – Hans Zimmer. Zimmer’s
