Movies

Hey fellow gaming buddies! Gear up, ’cause a revival of the beloved series “Friday Night Lights” is actually happening this time around! For years, whispers of an FNL reboot have been circulating, but now it’s official and will be streaming exclusively with a Peacock subscription. Frankly, I can’t help but feel optimistic about its success, especially since the mastermind behind the original show’s direction is on board for this project. That said, there’s one cast member from the original Friday Night Lights that I really hope to see back in action – none other than Taylor Kitsch!

Moving into a new home can be perilous, as evidenced by the premise of Netflix’s upcoming dark comedy series, “No Good Deed”. This show brings together one ideal house, three zealous couples, and a multitude of skeletons eager to tumble out of the closet. The result is an entertaining and twisted tale that explores just how far someone might go in their quest for the perfect home. Created by Liz Feldman, who also brought us Netflix’s “Dead to Me”, “No Good Deed” promises to take viewers on a tour of an open house filled with deceit, trauma, and secrets.

1997’s “I Know What You Did Last Summer”, featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar, saw a bit of behind-the-scenes mischief. During the filming of the anticipated sequel to the horror classic, Gellar, who portrayed Helen Shivers, found herself in a spot of bother after snapping a photo on set the day before Thanksgiving while dropping by her husband Freddie Prinze Jr.’s location. In a chat on “LIVE with Kelly and Mark”, Gellar confessed her mistake, stating:

On December 22, 2024, the third season of Marvel’s “What If…?” animated series will be back on Disney+. This series is loved for delving into various comic book storylines from the multiverse of Marvel that haven’t been shown on screen yet. An episode from this series even spawned the spin-off show, “Marvel Zombies,” rated TV-MA. Narrated by Jeffrey Wright as the all-knowing Watcher, “What If…?” reimagines famous Marvel characters or lesser-known ones in different universes where a single key detail is altered.

The relationship between humans and dogs spans over tens of thousands of years, making a lasting impact on art and society. From ancient Greek pottery to Aztec statues, dogs have held a subtle yet significant place in art and popular culture, influencing our perception of the world. Currently, this special bond is the focus at Peter Fetterman Gallery, in an aptly named photography exhibition called “Woof Woof“, honoring the enduring friendship between humans and dogs.