In the fresh CBS legal drama series titled Matlock, the lead role is played by Kathy Bates. She portrays Madeline Matlock, a 75-year-old woman who feigns incompetence and widowhood of a former lawyer to secure a position at Jacobson & Moss, a prestigious law firm. Despite her grandmotherly facade, Madeline quickly wins over her new peers, even the three top partners, unbeknownst to them, as she secretly plans to bring them down.
At just 20 years old, I’ve managed to carve a unique niche for myself in the music world as both an artist, a producer, composer, and songwriter. Based in Los Angeles, my experimental pop tracks like “safety” caught everyone’s attention. Over time, I released my album titled “boy” in 2024, which garnered praise from fans and critics alike.
Watching Gilmore Girls on Netflix (one of the best streaming services to subscribe to) is a perfect way to spend the fall season, especially if you are not into horror TV shows on Netflix or elsewhere. Of course, if you have already watched creator Amy Sherman-Palladino’s dramedy – which originally ran from 2000 to 2007 – enough times to recite the rapid-fire dialogue from memory, you could use your Netflix subscription to check out the four-part revival series, 2016’s Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, if you have not already.
Stream “Megan Is Missing,” the 2011 horror mockumentary film that left an indelible mark on early internet horror enthusiasts, for free on Tubi. The film directed by Michael Goi is perfect for the approaching spooky season, and given its past uncertain availability, it’s likely many will be seeing it for the first time. Few viewers are aware of what lies ahead.
I’ve had the honor of being an actor in Hollywood since the 60s, gracing some unforgettable films like “The Elephant Man,” “The Remains of the Day,” “Amistad,” and “Meet Joe Black.” My portrayal of Hannibal Lecter in “Silence of the Lambs” remains one of the most celebrated performances cinema has ever seen. Winning my second Oscar, for playing a man battling dementia in “The Father,” made me the oldest Best Actor recipient in Academy Awards history. I’ve also graced epic TV series such as “Westworld” and more recently, Peacock’s “Those About to Die.