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| No Season 2 of 'Terminator Zero' on Netflix | There will be no Season 2 of the anime series Terminator Zero on Netflix. The eight-episode show premiered in 2024 and featured the voices of Timothy Olyphant, Rosario Dawson, Andre Holland, Ann Dowd and Sonoya Mizuno. Show-runner Mattson Tomlin wrote on X Friday: "It was cancelled. The critical and audience reception to it was tremendous, but at the end of the day not nearly enough people watched it. "I would've loved to deliver on the Future War I had planned in season's 2 and 3, but I'm also very happy with how it feels contained as is," he added. "Netflix was really great about supporting the show and giving me tremendous creative freedom to do what I wanted to do. Good partners. The show was expensive and very time consuming. |
| Elisabeth Moss to star in new Hulu legal drama 'Conviction' | The Handmaid's Tale, Mad Men and The West Wing alum Elisabeth Moss has signed on to star in the new Hulu legal drama Conviction. Moss will play Neve Harper, an ambitious defense attorney with dark secrets of her own who falls victim to blackmail. House and The Good Doctor scribe David Shore will serve as show-runner for the adaptation of Jack Jordan's 2023 novel. Production is slated to begin in New York in June. No other casting has been confirmed yet. The Handmaid's Tale, which was inspired by Margaret Atwood's best-seller, ran for six seasons on the streaming service from 2017 to 2025. |
| Allison Holker engaged three years after tWitch Boss' death | Dancer and TV personality Allison Holker has announced she is engaged to marry Adam Edmunds, three years after her husband Stephen "tWitch" Boss died by suicide. "We're ENGAGED! It was the most romantic night of my life! I am so in love with you Adam. Baby, I am forever grateful for you and the impact you have had in my life and my kids lives. I am a better person because of you. You helped me find me again and showed me how to love," Holker captioned a gallery of photos of her and Edmunds celebrating their betrothal with family and friends. "Every morning I wake up I feel safe knowing you are My person at my side. You and your kids coming into our lives has been the biggest blessing. |
| 'Body Heat,' 'Sentimental Value' join Criterion Collection | The Criterion Collection announced their May titles on Friday. The erotic thriller Body Heat, Lenny Bruce biopic Lenny, contemporary award nominees and more are among additions. The 1981 Body Heat was screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan's directorial debut. He would go on to write and direct The Big Chill, The Accidental Tourist, Grand Canyon and more William Hurt starred as a lawyer and Kathleen Turner as a femme fatale. Kasdan approved a new 4K restoration and gave a new interview for the Criterion edition. A new interview with historians also joins archival features with Hurt, Turner, Ted Danson and filmmakers, plus deleted scenes. It will be released May 19. |
| PlayStation event unveils 'God of War' remake, 'John Wick' game | A remake of the original God of War trilogy and a game based on the the John Wick film series were announced during PlayStation's latest State of Play showcase. The event was livestreamed on PlayStation's official YouTube channel Thursday and included other announcements for new games coming in 2026 and beyond. PlayStation closed the show with the big God of War announcement, which will be full remakes of 2005's original God of War, 2007's God of War II and 2010's God of War III, hailing from PlayStation's Santa Monica Studio. It remains unclear if the remakes will be released together or separately. |