Japanese boy group ONE OR EIGHT is hitting the gas in 2026 with their debut mini-album, GATHER. Anchored by the focus track “TOKYO DRIFT,” the project serves as a definitive statement on the group’s unity and collective resilience. According to member Souma, the core philosophy of the album is the importance of coming together to overcome individual weaknesses, turning shared struggles into a source of combined strength.
As Industry gears up for its highly anticipated fourth season, the series continues to cement itself as one of television’s most unflinching portraits of ambition, power, and moral compromise. Set within the cutthroat world of international finance, the HBO drama has never shied away from exposing the personal cost of success and Season 4 promises to be its most charged chapter yet. With careers hanging in the balance and relationships fractured beyond repair, the pressure at Pierpoint has reached a boiling point.
Call all Trekkies, Star Trek is back and better than ever!
Ahead of the mid-season premiere of season 2 of Happy’s Place, I spoke to executive producers Kevin Abbott and Pamela Fryman for an exclusive conversation.
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Ahead of the premiere of the third season of Apple TV series “Shrinking,” I spoke to co-creator, executive producer, and star Jason Segel for an exclusive junket conversation.
As we all celebrate the New Year and commit to our resolutions, we should also turn our attention to the cast of “Dead Man’s Wire.” Based on real-life events, the film follows Tony Kiritsis, played by Bill Skarsgård, who takes Richard Hall — portrayed by Dacre Montgomery, the president of Meridian Mortgage Company — hostage.
When KCIA agents live double lives and covert operations spiral into dangerous territory, Made in Korea delivers a tense, stylish, and unforgettable ride. Disney+/Hulu’s latest Korean drama stars an all-star cast including Hyun Bin, Jung Woo-sung, Woo Do-hwan, and more, bringing 1970s Korea vividly to life through political intrigue, crime, and power struggles.
Long before “soft life,” mutual aid, and divine feminine energy became trending hashtags, a woman in the 18th century was already building a radically different way of living — one rooted in equality, safety, shared labor, and spiritual belonging. Her name was Ann Lee. And “The Testament of Ann Lee” isn’t just telling her story — it’s quietly challenging the systems we still live inside today.
In Is This Thing On?, comedy isn’t just the punchline—it’s the entry point. Beneath the sharp dialogue and laugh out loud moments is a film quietly preoccupied with emotional honesty, miscommunication, and the ways we stall our own growth inside relationships. That tension between humor and heart is exactly what drew Laura Dern and Will Arnett to the project—and what stayed with them long after filming wrapped.