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The Real Reason Chrishell Stause Is Leaving Selling Sunset
The Real Reason Chrishell Stause Is Leaving Selling Sunset
Chrishell Stause exits Netflix’s Selling Sunset after nine seasons, citing mental health and new financial independence—and says not even Jesus Christ himself could get her to sign on for season 10.
The Kardashians Season 7 Episode 4 Drops Soon: Release Date, Drama Teases, and Can’t-Miss Moments
The Kardashians Season 7 Episode 4 Drops Soon: Release Date, Drama Teases, and Can’t-Miss Moments
The Kardashians Season 7 drops Episode 4 on Hulu November 13, 2025, and the teaser hints at fresh Kar-Jenner fireworks — simmering feuds, shifting alliances, and a curveball that could jolt the season.
6 Can't-Miss Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus and More (Nov. 7–9)
6 Can't-Miss Movies and Shows to Stream This Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus and More (Nov. 7–9)
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein stalks onto streaming while the MCU's latest film crashes in, headlining this week's must-watch releases.
Disney+ Just Changed the Game for Hulu and ESPN Subscribers
Disney+ Just Changed the Game for Hulu and ESPN Subscribers
Disney+ is getting a facelift that pulls Hulu, ESPN, and more into a tighter, unified feed, reshaping how top content is surfaced for a smoother bundle experience.
Brett Goldstein Accidentally Becomes a Male Escort in Amazon's Escorted
Brett Goldstein Accidentally Becomes a Male Escort in Amazon's Escorted
Ted Lasso favorite Brett Goldstein heads to Manhattan in Escorted, Amazon’s upcoming series where he plays a divorced dad who accidentally stumbles into life as a male escort.
The Witcher Season 4 Plummets to Franchise-Worst Viewership
The Witcher Season 4 Plummets to Franchise-Worst Viewership
The Witcher Season 4 limps onto Netflix with the franchise’s worst first-week viewership, down 52% from last season despite buzz around Liam Hemsworth’s debut—while also posting the weakest critic and audience scores yet.
Hazbin Hotel Season 3 May Finally Reveal Who Owns Alastor’s Soul
Hazbin Hotel Season 3 May Finally Reveal Who Owns Alastor’s Soul
Hazbin Hotel will finally dive into Alastor and Rosie’s soul ownership deal in Season 3, creator Vivienne Medrano says, as Season 2 continues on Prime Video following its Oct. 29, 2025 premiere and with Seasons 3 and 4 already greenlit.
Pluribus Season 2: Is Rhea Seehorn Back? Release Date, Cast, and Must-Know Updates
Pluribus Season 2: Is Rhea Seehorn Back? Release Date, Cast, and Must-Know Updates
Rhea Seehorn storms into Vince Gilligan’s Apple TV+ sci‑fi Pluribus with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes debut and instant fan frenzy. With Apple already ordering two seasons, the Breaking Bad creator’s story of the world’s most miserable person is poised to be the streamer’s next obsession.
Terminator Icon Linda Hamilton Nearly Quit Acting — Then Stranger Things Season 5 Came Calling
Terminator Icon Linda Hamilton Nearly Quit Acting — Then Stranger Things Season 5 Came Calling
Linda Hamilton nearly quit Hollywood — then Stranger Things season 5 came calling. The action icon was on the verge of retirement before signing on, setting the stage for a jolt to Hawkins.
Pluribus Episodes 1–2 Ending Explained: The Joining Revealed — Did Carol Really Stop Air Force One?
Pluribus Episodes 1–2 Ending Explained: The Joining Revealed — Did Carol Really Stop Air Force One?
Vince Gilligan returns with Pluribus, a sci-fi gut punch on Apple TV+ that trades meth labs for mind-bending morality. Rhea Seehorn’s Carol Sturka is a world-weary woman drafted to save the planet—from happiness—and it’s as wildly original as it is addictive.