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Kaitlyn Bristowe first allowed fans into her love life in 2015 when she appeared on Chris Soules’ season of The Bachelor, and now 10 years later she’s opening up about what went wrong in her engagement to Jason Tartick. The update comes after the latest season of the ABC reality dating show wrapped on the

This year has kicked off with a bang for the stars of The Flip Off. Along with a successful first season run on the 2025 TV schedule, the three seem to be doing well, and Christina Haack, specifically, is thriving. Not only is she part of this successful show, but her family is doing well,

When it comes to using my Netflix subscription to get my romantic comedy fix, the results definitely vary. There’ve been some all-time greats, like To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, Set It Up and Always Be My Maybe, and releases I’ve really not liked, such as The Kissing Booth movies and He’s All That.

Home Improvement and Last Man Standing star Tim Allen made his highly-anticipated return to network TV in the 2025 TV schedule with Shifting Gears. Also starring Two Broke Girls‘ Kat Dennings, the show was a breakout hit from the very start… but then the future seemed less bright, with recent rumors suggesting that it could

Aside from Parks and Recreation and Severance being Adam Scott’s two most famous roles that just happen to primarily take place in his characters’ workplaces, recently, fans have made another connection between the two shows. During Season 6, Episode 12 of Parks and Recreation, Scott’s character of Ben Wyatt basically pitches the concept of Severance

It’s almost Marvel time once again on the 2025 movie schedule! We’re only weeks away from May’s Thunderbolts* debut, and that picture seems to become clearer with each passing day. Part of that is because of the trailers showing off more of the existential threat Bucky Barnes and the crew will be facing off against.

Spoilers for Season 2 of 1923 are ahead! If you are looking to catch up, you can do so with a Paramount+ subscription. Then, you can stream the finale in the same place this Sunday, April 6. To this day, Game of Thrones’ Red Wedding lives on as one of the most shocking and lethal

I’m not a huge fan of musicals. I don’t really like them on the stage, and I really don’t like them on the silver screen. Though O’Dessa, the musical starring Sadie Sink and streaming on Hulu, hasn’t been a hit with many critics, it was a hit with me. I wasn’t sure at first why

Of course, the big news running around CinemaCon 2025 is that Spider-Man 4 has a title now, which CinemaBlend’s own Jeff McCobb discussed in our Sony 2025 live blog. Yes, knowing it will be called Spider-Man: Brand New Day is certainly infinitely better than going around calling it the Untitled Spider-Man sequel, but that wasn’t

FBI: International returns after a brief break in the 2025 TV schedule on April 1, and I don’t expect the FBI spinoff to pack a lot of pranks into the episode. With the weeks counting down until the final credits roll due to CBS cancelling the series, the stakes feel sky-high, and the promo for

I am a huge Bob Dylan fan, and I went into A Complete Unknown expecting to hate the biopic. Generally, when a biopic comes out about a celebrity I love, I don’t like it. I get frustrated with the liberties the filmmakers take with the history, and I get annoyed at the actors when there

Ah, The Last of Us has broken my heart again and again, but today’s heartbreak is even more surprising. As The Last of Us Season 2 looms closer as the weeks pass us by, I decided to revisit as an emotional prime. Upon rewatching, I’ve had time to really look into the moments of this

SPOILER ALERT: The following article gives away key details from Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl and from The Electric State. So, if you have not watched either of these new Netflix movies, I recommend you proceed in a state of caution as you read on. I am not a fan of The Electric State,

Awards season has come and gone, but there are plenty of moments from it that will surely stick with the public for years to come. There were plenty of great speeches from the 2025 Oscar winners, for instance, but one of the most notable addresses occurred at this year’s SAG Awards. That’s where Timothée Chalamet

Warning: spoilers ahead for Episodes 5 and 6 of Daredevil: Born Again in the 2025 TV schedule, available streaming now with a Disney+ subscription. Fans of Daredevil: Born Again got a treat with the latest night of new content, as the weekly release on the Disney streamer included two episodes instead of just one. Pairing

Anytime I have a flight, I try to use it as a time to catch up on or rewatch older movies. However, sometimes, I find myself binging five or six episodes of a show I’m obsessed with instead. For one man, he did both those things in a way as he watched Pride & Prejudice,

Premiering in 2023 with a 10-episode first season, Poker Face quickly established itself as one of my favorite original streaming shows. The setup is terrific (Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie Cale has a natural talent for instantly sniffing out bullshit). the serialized plot is exciting (Charlie forced to live a life on the road fleeing from gangsters),

Warning: SPOILERS for the newest episodes of Daredevil: Born Again are ahead! With the exception of pummeling the man who had an affair with his wife into a bloody pulp in “Excessive Force,” which premiered on the 2025 TV schedule a few days ago alongside “With Interest,” Wilson Fisk has been able to keep his

Has anyone been missing a little bit of reality TV drama since The Traitors’ amazing Season 3 finale earlier this month? Well, it looks like Netflix might just fill the void with the latest of 2025 Netflix release dates announcements. The streaming service has just revealed that 18 reality stars from various Netflix shows like

Genre storytelling often involves the reiteration of certain tropes and ideas, with new twists and contexts helping modern projects stand apart from their influences. It’s a practice that 2024’s dread-filled thriller Heretic hinged on, and writer-director Alex Scharfman’s first feature, the fantastical horror-comedy Death of a Unicorn, sounds on paper like a dovetailed mix between