For the People

From Manhattan scandal to elite prep schools: shows to watch if you've finished every season of Gossip Girl.

Jason Bateman is set to direct Netflix’s The Cackling of the Dodos, a hush-hush feature enlisting Marvel stars as the project takes flight.

The Monsterverse roars again as Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 pits Godzilla and Kong against a shadowy new terror: Titan X.

Kate Hudson sidestepped the backlash over Song Sung Blue, declining to weigh in as Michael Sardina Jr., son of the late musician Mike Sardina, continues to argue the biopic damages his father’s legacy.

Tracy Morgan returns to NBC with The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, reuniting the 30 Rock creative team and setting the new comedy in the same universe. With Daniel Radcliffe aboard, the ties between the two shows run deeper than nostalgia.

Billy Bob Thornton storms back as Tommy Norris in season two of Paramount+’s Landman, bringing a hard-earned reality check: behind the oil patch’s headline paydays is a rough, unglamorous grind that shatters the myth of easy money.

Shelby Oaks slinks in with a hush of dread and a mystery that won’t loosen its grip. Driven by a sister’s relentless hunt for the truth, it lands on a finale that chills long past the credits—here’s how the post-credits stinger and Mia’s haunting song deepen the nightmare.

Renegade ex-Battlefield developers unleash ARC Raiders on October 30, 2025, thrusting players into a post-apocalyptic Italy split between a shattered surface and the underground city of Speranza. Gear up for a high-stakes fight across two frontiers from a studio with something to prove.

One of the best drama series of recent years has ended, but the story is continued in a book sequel.