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Picture Credit: SYFY We’ve got some bittersweet news for fans of the quirky sci-fi comedy Resident Alien. The good news? The fourth season of the Alan Tudyk-led series is officially heading to Netflix in the United States this June after a long period of waiting and no news. The bad news? In case you haven’t heard it’ll be the show’s final outing, as the series will not be returning for a fifth season. Since making its Netflix debut, Resident Alien has been one of the biggest licensed success stories for the streamer. Created by Chris Sheridan and based on the Dark Horse…

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Picture Credit: Netflix Today is the big day – Netflix is going live this evening with its highly anticipated Roast of Kevin Hart. Kevin lit the match… and now his feet are being held to the fire! We’ve noticed you’ve got many questions about the Epic Final Night of the Netflix Is A Joke Fest, and below, we’ve put together our big Q&A with everything you need to know. Comedic rockstar and roast master himself, Kevin Hart, will be taking the hot seat in the main live event, with preliminary hype and an all-star dais led by: Shane Gillis –…

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Netflix’s breakout phenomenon Adolescence continued its awards-season domination Sunday at the 2026 BAFTA Television Awards in London. After winning eight Emmys last September, the acclaimed limited series became the only show of the night to win four BAFTAs, taking home Limited Drama, Leading Actor for Stephen Graham, Supporting Actor for Owen Cooper, and Supporting Actress for Christine Tremarco. In one of the ceremony’s biggest surprises, Tremarco prevailed over her co-star Erin Doherty, who had previously won the Emmy, Golden Globe, and Critics Choice Award. The sweep made Adolescence the most-awarded series ever at the main BAFTA TV Awards, surpassing previous…

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West Wilson didn’t rule out the possibility of hooking up with other Bravolebrities one year before his rumored connection with Jennifer Fessler. “I would, maybe not like tomorrow,” Wilson, 31, said during a May 2025 appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, acknowledging that he was open to meeting reality TV stars at BravoCon the following fall. “If I could [have] sexual tension with a Housewife would be really special to me.” According to Wilson, he wanted Andy Cohen to be his personal matchmaker. “[If you] could just send me off, be like, ‘That’s the one,’” Wilson said.…

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Sola Media has boarded as the sales agent for animated feature “Felix the Brave,” and will be unveiling an exclusive teaser at the Cannes Film Market. The film, which follows the adventures of a flea, is produced by Little Dream Entertainment and Amour Fou together with animation studio Red Parrot Studios. It is directed by Ali Samadi Ahadi, known for his animated adventure “Moonbound.” Delivery of the film is scheduled for the third quarter of 2027, followed by the theatrical release in Germany by Little Dream Pictures. The film tells the story of Felix, a flea raised by a family…

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Sci-Fi Channel It’s possible that pop culture peaked in the 1990s. Nowhere is that more evident than in the hefty selection of incredible science fiction television viewers enjoyed on a regular weekly basis. These shows never generated the staggering viewership of mainstream comedies like “Seinfeld” or blockbuster hospital dramas like “ER,” but they did their part, delighting audiences with thoughtful ideas, carefully crafted moral dilemmas, and smart comedy. Seriously, though, look around. Aside from better visuals, are there any modern sci-fi shows that capture the zeal of space exploration as…

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Michael Pennington ‘Star Wars: Return of the Jedi’ Actor Dead at 82 Published May 10, 2026 12:34 PM PDT Michael Pennington, who played Death Star Commander Moff Jerjerrod in “Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi” has died. The acclaimed actor passed away Sunday, according to a report from The Telegraph. Michael was born on June 7, 1943, in Cambridge, England and began his on-screen career back in 1965 with a supporting part in the BBC miniseries “The War of the Roses.” He married actress Katharine Barker in 1964, and the couple welcomed their son, Mark, before ultimately divorcing…

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Pictures via Netflix / Illustration by What’s on Netflix Keeping track of Netflix’s animated slate is a bit like chasing a moving target—for every exciting new announcement, another project quietly slips into the shadows. Following the release of Swapped, we thought we’d take stock, particularly just ahead of Annecy 2026, of what Netflix has coming up on its animation slate for the remainder of 2026 and beyond Unlike last time we covered this list, there are a few we’re purposely leaving out. Red Wall, for example, was just announced to have been fully scrapped. Ron Howard’s The Shrinking of Treehorn…

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Martin Short Makes First Public Appearance After Daughter Katherine Short’s DeathMartin Short has navigated a lot of heartbreak in his life. After losing his brother and parents before he turned 20, followed by his wife of thirty years Nancy Dolman in 2010 from ovarian cancer, in February his and Nancy’s eldest child Katherine Short died by suicide at the age of 42. “It’s been a nightmare for the family,” he told CBS Sunday Morning’s Tracy Smith of Katherine’s passing in an interview shared May 10. “But the understanding that mental health and cancer, like my wife, are both diseases and sometimes…

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