Prime Video renewed Neagley for Season 2,
and the numbers explain why: 40 million viewers in its first 13 days, making it the streamer’s fourth-biggest original-series debut.
Apparently, Neagley didn’t need Reacher to bring the audience, she just needed a few people to make the mistake of getting on her bad side. 😂
Now the real question is how big the Reacher universe is going to get.
Reacher has Season 6, Neagley has Season 2, and at this point the 110 Special Investigators might need their own Amazon department.
One thing is official: Neagley isn’t just visiting Reacher’s world anymore, she’s building a neighborhood in it.
Anne Hathaway has reached the stage of her career where the conversation isn't just about the roles she plays. It's about how successfully she's managed to remain a major Hollywood presence across different eras.
Tom Holland and Zendaya really found the perfect balance they’re one of Hollywood’s biggest couples, yet they barely give the public access to their relationship.
No unnecessary drama. No constant oversharing. Just love, privacy, and letting people wonder. ❤️🕷️
From a strict comic-accuracy standpoint, would a vibranium-weave suit have given Tony Stark the durability needed to survive wielding the Infinity Stones?
MobLand becomes much more interesting when you stop asking who the villain is and start asking who actually understands the game.
Conrad has power.
Maeve has influence.
Kevin has ambition.
Kat has patience.
Harry has information.
Those are five completely different forms of power
It was supposed to be a lighthearted holiday moment.
Last Christmas, my aunt bought six 23andMe DNA testing kits for the entire family as a fun stocking stuffer.
We all spat into the tubes, sealed the envelopes, and sent them off, completely forgetting about them as the months rolled on.
Two weeks ago, the email notification hit my inbox: Your relative matches are ready to view.
I opened the portal expecting to see standard Scandinavian and Irish heritage breakdowns.
The fake Emilia Clarke quote works because the premise doesn’t need inventing. The show gave Daenerys a rushed ending a lot of people still dislike, the books still haven’t supplied an alternative, and Martin’s pace has been the punchline for years. Pairing her photo with his just makes the old complaint look like a news item. Most replies treated it exactly that way agreement on the show, jokes about the wait rather than as something that actually happened.
They Live was released in 1988, but the idea behind those glasses feels disturbingly current.
What gets me is the thought that the world could look completely different once you see what was deliberately kept out of sight. Propaganda, manufactured narratives, selective information...the movie imagined a system built on hiding the truth in plain sight, and somehow that idea still feels uncomfortably relevant in 2026.
Hal Jordan was not the best choice. He was simply the only option left. Else, the ring would've gone straight to him.
The ring had already gone through multiple candidates, including John Stewart Sr., before reaching Hal.
It kept moving from one person to the next when they failed to meet whatever standard it was looking for.
So the idea that Hal was some obvious, destined choice misses what the show is actually telling us: he was the last candidate standing.
We need to see Eitri again. Since Infinity War, he's been left on that planet..
Peter Dinklage's actual criticism of Disney was about how the Snow White remake could reinforce harmful stereotypes about people with dwarfism.
Whatever side you take on that debate, Eitri deserves another appearance.