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Three days after the announcement that they were no longer suspects, Gonçalo Amaral—the PJ’s former chief investigating coordinator who had stepped down from the McCann investigation in October 2007 and retired from the force in June 2008—released a book about the case that floated the theory that Kate and Gerry had covered up what really happened to their daughter, as well as shed a more flattering light on his department’s actions during the course of the investigation. The couple sued Amaral for libel in 2009, launching a process that stretched on for years: They went to trial in 2014, and…

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EXCLUSIVE: Braham Entertainment will be at the Cannes Market this year with Angel City, the debut feature from Noel Braham.  Noel Braham wrote, directed, and produced the film. He also stars in the film alongside Saturday Night Live alum Chris Kattan, Tony Award winner Tonya Pinkins, two-time Super Bowl champion and four-time Pro Bowler Dwight Hicks, and Emmy winner Kim Estes.  The ensemble is joined by Stakiah Lynn Washington (Primo), Helen Madelyn Kim (Station 19), Roxanne Beckford (A Different World), and Bria Samoné Henderson (The Good Doctor). Angel City follows a second-generation immigrant rideshare driver who defies his family’s expectations…

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A Cartoon Network series many would consider a childhood classic is making a comeback this week: Regular Show. It’s time to join Mordecai and Rigby on a new adventure in the series continuation Regular Show: The Lost Tapes. Premiering Monday, May 11, the new season will feature nine episodes that have never been before. According to reports, this is just the beginning. There are 30 additional episodes banked for later release. Series creator and star J.G. Quintel shared the new episodes allow the series to return to the things that “made it so cool.” “Eventually, I think the show got…

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The tone of Lawrence Kasdan‘s Marty, Life Is Short, a 101-minute tribute to and celebration of Martin Short, is captured in the final minute before the closing credits. First, Jiminy Glick, Short’s latex-buried alter ego, scoffs at the mere idea of a documentary about Martin Short. Marty, Life Is Short The Bottom Line A sad and funny portrait and love story. Airdate: Tuesday, May 12 (Netflix)Director: Lawrence Kasdan 1 hour 41 minutes “They’re making a documentary on literally every human being that existed,” says the reliably buffoonish Glick, who in this instance is far from incorrect. Kasdan’s Netflix documentary overlaps…

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Credit: Getty Months after it was first rumored that Sebastian Stan would join the cast of The Batman: Part II, the actor is finally commenting on the project. After years of playing Bucky Barnes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Sebastian will be joining the DC Comics Universe. Sebastian told Deadline that the movie will be “a challenge, like everything else. I feel like it’s a really ambitious movie and I think if we do it all right — and obviously I’m so excited about Matt Reeves [directing] because he’s been one of my favorites for a long, long time —…

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A new report is circulating that Netflix may be gearing up to add all three films in the Creed trilogy to its library in June 2026. While the news has not yet been officially confirmed by the streaming giant, the possibility alone has already sparked excitement among fans of the Rocky universe and modern sports dramas!If the report proves accurate, viewers could soon be able to stream Creed (2015), Creed II (2018), and Creed III (2023) back-to-back. They’ll be able to experience the complete evolution of one of the most compelling legacy characters in recent film history!The Creed trilogy is…

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How does the Peacock network plan to celebrate its 100th birthday? With a few laughs, a couple tears, a lot of crime, and plenty of (Vin) diesel fuel. NBCUniversal unveiled its 2026-27 slate on Monday in front of a packed house at Manhattan’s famed Radio City Music Hall. The media conglomerate’s upcoming offerings span multiple platforms — including linear networks (NBC), cable channels (Bravo and USA), and streaming services (Peacock) — as well as a variety of genres. And NBCU will cap 2026 off with a live event celebrating its centenary that’s packed with reunions, montages, and celebrations of all…

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Hayden Panettiere is pulling the curtain back on her past. While promoting her new memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, she reflected on a deeply unsettling time in her life when she says she was “told to perform” sexual acts with an older man she met via a trusted friend. “The fact that I was 18, even though I’d lived such a huge life and I thought I was oh so mature at 18 … scientifically, your frontal lobes don’t develop until we’re what, 25, 26?” Panettiere, 36, said during the Monday, May 11, episode of the “On Purpose with…

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Brendan Fraser as General Dwight Eisenhower in Pressure.Image via Focus Features. It’s no secret that the World War II genre of movies has produced some of the most popular and powerful hits of all-time, and one of the first that comes to mind is Saving Private Ryan. The film stars Tom Hanks, and it was directed by Steven Spielberg, the same duo who reunited a few years ago to produce a new WWII series for Apple TV, Masters of the Air. Hanks also has another popular WWII movie streaming on Apple TV, Greyhound, which is still one of the platform’s…

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From the highly anticipated return of Avatar: The Last Airbender to massive library additions like Poor Things and the Creed trilogy, here is your early look at everything coming to Netflix in June 2026. Illustration by What’s on Netflix Welcome to your early first look at what’s shaping up to be a massive June 2026 on Netflix. As we transition into the heat of summer, the streamer is bringing a heavy-hitting mix of licensed favorites and long-awaited Originals to keep your AC bills justified. The month kicks off with a bang on June 1st, featuring the complete Creed trilogy and…

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