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Book 'em, Danno! 'Hawaii Five-0' Is Coming to Netflix

Hawaii Five-0 will return to Netflix on June 1, 2026. Developed by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Peter M. Lenkov, the series follows the Hawaii Five-0 Task Force, a fictional Hawaii Department of Public Safety major-crimes unit that reports only to the Governor; Alex O'Loughlin stars as Lieutenant

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Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds Is Being Remade as a Horror Miniseries

One of Alfred Hitchcock's most acclaimed horror films is being adapted as a limited series, 63 years after its 1963 release: The Birds. A new package based on the avian-themed film is seeking buyers, with Succession Emmy winner Sarah Snook attached to star. Tom Spezialy, who co-created and

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Victoria Beckham is quite obsessed with this hair hack

Victoria Beckham’s everyday beauty go‑to is a microfiber hair towel that starts at around $25. “It’s just gentler on your hair, so I’ve become quite obsessed with it actually,” she said, after crediting her hairstylist Ken Paves for the tip. She noted the fast‑drying textile

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Nicolas Cage names Andrew Garfield his favorite live-action Spider-Man

Nicolas Cage has named Andrew Garfield his favorite live-action Spider-Man. "I thought Andrew Garfield was a really great Spider-Man," Cage told Complex. "I thought he did a terrific job. He's a marvelous actor. For all the younger Peter Parker Spider-Men, he was the one that

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The End of Oak Street Debuts New Looks at Dinosaur Mayhem

David Robert Mitchell's new sci‑fi film, now titled The End of Oak Street (originally Flowervale Street), has released fresh images and a brief preview that tease dinosaur mayhem set against a suburban landscape. Mitchell, whose breakout was 2014's It Follows and who followed with Under

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James Cameron Calls Gravity the Best Space Film Ever

James Cameron said Gravity left him "stunned, absolutely floored," calling it "the best space photography ever done, I think it’s the best space film ever done," after a private screening, he told Variety. As the title suggests, the film unfolds in the vast depths of

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Paige DeSorbo calls $50 QIY loafers her 'go-to' summer shoe

Paige DeSorbo took to Amazon Live last week to discuss her "trending summer fashion" picks and highlighted the QIY Slip-On Loafer Mules as "My go-to shoe for the summer." The "Giggly Squad" host said that when she’s not wearing either ballet flats or

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Bungie vet says original Halo outshines Campaign Evolved's modern graphics

During an appearance on the Mint Blitz podcast, former Bungie design lead Niles Sankey, who was with the company from 2006 to 2015, shared his impressions of the upcoming Halo remake. He has seen the same gameplay footage as everyone else, and while impressed by the visual fidelity, he worries

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How Nicolas Cage's 'Spider-Noir' built a dual-format viewing experience

Prime Video’s new superhero series "Spider-Noir" stars Nicolas Cage as a down-on-his-luck private investigator version of Spider-Man in 1930s New York. Viewers can choose to watch each episode in black-and-white or in color, giving the audience a direct role in how the story is experienced. Production designer

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Backrooms ending explained: what happened to Clark and Mary

Backrooms, A24’s liminal horror from director Kane Parsons, follows jaded furniture salesman Clark and his therapist Mary as they confront an extradimensional maze that mirrors familiar rooms in distorted form. While Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor) finds a portal through a solid wall in his store, Mary (Renate Reinsve) enters the

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Which Action Hero Would Be Your Perfect Partner?

Which Action Hero Would Be Your Perfect Partner? The quiz lines up five legends—Rambo, James Bond, Indiana Jones, John McClane, and Ethan Hunt—and uses ten scenarios to reveal which one fits you best. Questions drop you into moments such as being dropped into danger, getting somewhere fast, being

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Zendaya's Challengers Leaving Hulu on June 1 — Stream It Now

Zendaya’s 2024 erotic sports drama Challengers will leave Hulu on June 1, 2026. The R-rated film, directed by Luca Guadagnino, pairs her with Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist in a notably mature and sensual performance from the star. The story follows a torrid love triangle among professional tennis

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Which iconic universe do you belong in the most?

A Universe Personality Quiz asks which iconic universe you belong in most: Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, or Star Trek. The quiz presents eight questions that probe what gives your life its deepest sense of meaning, which kind of world you most want to

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Why ‘What Are You Wearing?’ Videos Are Everywhere

A couple weeks ago, Sandra Garcia ran around Lower Manhattan with Maurice Kamara, the “Hey, how ya doing today?” guy on Instagram. Her profile of Kamara, the Bill Cunningham of over-caffeinated social media fit checks, is a jolly ride. You can see why unsuspecting New Yorkers and celebrities like Michael

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Coco Austin types Ice‑T’s lines and often visits the SVU set

Before filming his scenes as Odafin “Fin” Tutuola, Ice T gets a little help from his wife, Coco Austin. On the Dear Chelsea podcast in May 2026, co-star Kevin Kane praised Austin, saying, "She's the best," and noting that she types his lines and notes into

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Hilaria Baldwin shares secret to her 14-year marriage with Alec Baldwin

Hilaria Baldwin, 42, said the key to her long marriage to Alec Baldwin is simple: “We just let each other be, and I think that’s one of the reasons our relationship has gone on as long as it has, because we are polar opposites and so different.” She added

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Julie Mehretu and John Jasperse Find Common Ground

Julie Mehretu’s “TRANSpaintings” are translucent and readable from both sides, so a viewer’s shadow can read like a figure — or like a dancer. At the Marian Goodman Gallery in TriBeCa, John Jasperse’s Wandering places seven dancers in the exhibition, moving along white walls and through arched apertures,

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Totó la Momposina, Colombian Folk Music Star, Dies at 85

Totó la Momposina, the Colombian singer and dancer who brought Afro-Caribbean and Indigenous musical traditions to international audiences, died on May 17 in Celaya, northwest of Mexico City. She was 85. Her family said the cause was a heart attack. She retired in 2022 after a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s

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81-year-old developer finishes and releases abandoned Head Over Heels sequel

Thirty-seven years ago Colin Porch began work on a sequel to the computer puzzle Head Over Heels, but the project was shelved as console gaming shifted demand away from early personal computers. Now, at 81, Porch has completed and released that long-dormant follow-up after an old boss pointed out a

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The Pokémon TCG Lego Sets Are So Good I Want Them All

As Pokémon and Lego’s collaborations continue, the block-building company has asked fans to create mock-ups of possible Trading Card Game-based kits. After hundreds of submissions, the fan-voted contest is down to the final five picks, each of which includes a Pokémon popping out of a card. Four of the

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Power Ballad review: Promising themes left undeveloped

Power Ballad follows Rick, an American musician settled in Dublin, played by Paul Rudd. He leads an all-male wedding band, has a wife, Rachel, and a teenage daughter, Aja, and now and again a shadow of regret flickers across his face. On a trip for a lavish wedding Rick meets

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Star City Spins Off From For All Mankind with 91% Rotten Tomatoes Score

Star City, a spin-off of For All Mankind, debuted today on Apple TV and opened with a 91% positive score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 11 reviews, with a single negative submission so far. For All Mankind reimagines the space race with a Soviet first Moon landing; Star City unfolds

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Star Wars: Visions Introduced the Ideal Jedi Successor to Rey

Star Wars' film slate is at a crossroads, and one unexpected project has quietly provided a clear example of where the franchise could go next. Star Wars: Visions, which filters the saga through an anime lens, features a breakout Season 1 segment, "The Ninth Jedi," written and

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Olivia Book Joins Ballet West Corps and Expands Ballet’s Body Norms

Olivia Book, from Grimsby, Ontario, has been promoted to the corps de ballet of Ballet West. She is one of the first professional ballerinas with a congenital limb difference: her right arm is smaller than her left. During a 2024 run of Swan Lake, the specificity of her pointe work

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Kelly Clarkson Chokes Up After Rita Wilson's Heartfelt Tribute

Rita Wilson visited The Kelly Clarkson Show on the May 27 episode to perform and talk about new music, and she used what may be her last appearance to pay tribute to the host. Wilson, star of Sleepless in Seattle and wife of Tom Hanks, told Clarkson, "I just