Hey fellow gamers, beware! Massive spoilers for the premiere of Yellowstone’s Season 5B are coming your way! If you haven’t seen it yet, don’t worry, you can catch up on The Paramount Network during re-runs every Sunday at 8 p.m. ET as new episodes drop each week. Happy watching!
I’ve found myself in the position of defending Coca-Cola amidst a storm of criticism over their recent move towards AI-created advertising for Christmas. The latest ad, which they describe as a modern take on their classic “Holidays Are Coming” campaign, aims to strike a balance between nostalgia and technological innovation. Despite the intended effect, it seems the response has been far from what they anticipated, with a wave of criticism sweeping across social media platforms instead.
In an exciting twist, the crime thriller on Prime Video titled “Cross” breathes new life into the popular James Patterson character once more. The talented Aldis Hodge from “Leverage” steps into the electrifying role of Alex Cross, a D.C. forensic psychologist and detective. This much-anticipated series follows Cross as he delves deep into the minds of deadly killers and their victims, using his extraordinary ability to unmask and apprehend some of America’s most vicious criminals.
Jude Law recently shared a small, optimistic snippet about the progress of Sherlock Holmes 3, following Robert Downey Jr.’s successful return to roles like Iron Man and Tropic Thunder. In 2009, the original Sherlock Holmes was a blockbuster, earning $524 million globally and revitalizing the character for contemporary audiences. The sequel, A Game of Shadows from 2011, moved swiftly into production but fell short compared to its predecessor in both critical reception and financial success, despite raking in $543 million at the global box office. Discussions about Sherlock Holmes 3 have been ongoing for over a decade now.
Any talk about the most famous television shows ever made would be incomplete without bringing up “The Simpsons”. This Fox-produced animated family has been a staple on our screens since 1989, making it the longest-running scripted primetime series in American television history. With an impressive 36 seasons behind it, “The Simpsons” shows no signs of slowing down. However, could we one day witness their return to the big screen?