The six thrillers on this list are stories of systems turning hungry. Rules become loopholes, routines become rituals, and ordinary ambitions begin demanding sacrifices their owners never expected to make. And at their core, that depth is exactly what makes a thriller thrill.

Their methods vary though. One may tighten around the viewer almost imperceptibly, while another arrives already breathless and stays that way. What connects them is the cruel precision of their design. Each film finds the pressure point in its protagonist’s life and keeps pressing until profession, desire, and identity collapse into the same problem. Every institution in these films makes a promise. Let’s dig in.

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‘Nightcrawler’ (2014)

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Los Angeles after midnight becomes a marketplace in Nightcrawler, where Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) discovers that freelance camera crews can sell footage of crashes, fires, and murders to local television stations. Lou has no journalism experience and even less empathy. He does possess ambition, discipline, and an alarming talent for learning exactly how close he can get to suffering before anyone stops him. News director Nina Romina (Rene Russo) rewards the ugliest footage, giving Lou a customer who understands that frightened viewers are excellent for ratings.

Lou is terrifying since he speaks the language of self-improvement while treating every person around him as equipment. Compliments sound rehearsed. Negotiations become threats with good posture. His employee Rick (Riz Ahmed) slowly realizes that working for Lou means entering a business where basic decency counts as a competitive disadvantage. Dan Gilroy’s screenplay received an Academy Award nomination, and its attack on sensationalist news has only grown sharper in an age built around engagement at any cost. Put this on after midnight. The city will look slightly hungrier afterward.

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‘Sicario’ (2015)

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Sicario places FBI agent Kate Macer (Emily Blunt) inside a government operation targeting a major drug cartel along the United States, Mexico border. Kate joins expecting a difficult law-enforcement mission. She quickly discovers that task-force leader Matt Graver (Josh Brolin) and mysterious consultant Alejandro Gillick (Benicio del Toro) follow rules she has never been allowed to read. Her credentials get her through the door. They do very little once the operation begins moving.

The border convoy establishes the film’s entire power structure through glances, traffic, and armed men waiting for permission to react. Kate is capable, alert, and increasingly aware that her presence may serve a purpose unrelated to her expertise. The film is written by Taylor Sheridan, and it entered competition at Cannes and later received Academy Award nominations for cinematography, original score, and sound editing.

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‘Uncut Gems’ (2019)

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One enormous bet is never enough for Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) in Uncut Gems. He runs a jewelry store in New York’s Diamond District, owes money to dangerous people, and keeps moving valuables between customers, relatives, pawnbrokers, and lenders to create another chance at a life-changing score. An Ethiopian black opal and a visit from basketball star Kevin Garnett appear to offer the breakthrough Howard has been chasing. He immediately finds several ways to make the situation riskier.

Howard is intelligent enough to understand every deal and addicted enough to ignore the total picture. Success calms him for seconds before producing a larger appetite. The overlapping conversations, cramped rooms, buzzing phones, locked security doors, and electronic score make daily business feel like a citywide panic attack. Kevin Garnett appears as himself, and his belief in the opal becomes another variable inside Howard’s increasingly fragile calculations. The astonishing part is how often you begin believing his next move could actually solve everything. Then he starts talking again.

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‘Prisoners’ (2013)

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A Thanksgiving gathering becomes every parent’s nightmare in Prisoners when two young girls disappear from a Pennsylvania neighborhood. Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) follows the available evidence, beginning with an RV seen nearby. Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman), the father of one missing child, decides the official investigation is moving too slowly and takes control of the main suspect himself. From there, the search becomes two stories about certainty. One man needs proof. The other believes fear has given him permission to act without it.

Keller’s choices create the film’s most uncomfortable question. How much cruelty will an audience tolerate from someone whose desperation feels understandable? Loki keeps encountering mazes, damaged witnesses, old crimes, and leads that seem meaningful until examined from another angle. The cold November landscape traps everyone beneath gray skies and constant rain, with homes offering almost no sense of safety. The film’s sole Academy Award nomination recognized the cinematography of Roger Deakins. Few missing-person thrillers sustain this much moral pressure for this long.

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‘The Handmaiden’ (2016)

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Set in Korea during Japanese colonial rule, The Handmaiden begins with pickpocket Sook-hee (Kim Tae-ri) entering the secluded estate of Lady Hideko (Kim Min-hee). She has been hired as Hideko’s maid while secretly helping a con man, Count Fujiwara (Ha Jung-woo), who plans to marry the heiress and steal her fortune. The scheme looks carefully designed. The estate contains its own systems of control, and Hideko understands far more about captivity than her new handmaiden initially realizes.

The source is Sarah Waters’ novel Fingersmith, originally set in Victorian England. Relocating the story to 1930s Korea adds colonial identity, language, architecture, and cultural performance to an already elaborate con. The three-part structure revisits crucial events from new perspectives, transforming gestures that appeared innocent, calculated, or cruel. Its production design blends Japanese and British influences inside a house that feels beautiful, divided, and deeply unhealthy. The film competed at Cannes and later won the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language.

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‘Parasite’ (2019)

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Parasite begins with the unemployed Kim family living together in a cramped semi-basement apartment in Seoul. When son Ki-woo (Choi Woo-shik) gets an opportunity to tutor the daughter of the wealthy Park family, the Kims recognize an opening. One position inside the Park household gradually leads to another, and the family builds an elegant plan around forged qualifications, social confidence, and the Parks’ inability to imagine how carefully they are being studied.

The class argument is built into physical space. The Parks live behind walls and above the city in sunlight. The Kims climb stairs to reach them, then descend through Seoul whenever wealth sends them home. Comedy, con-game tension, domestic drama, and horror move together so naturally that the genre seems to change before the viewer notices. Its Cannes Palme d’Or began an extraordinary awards run, followed by Oscars for Best Picture, directing, original screenplay, and international feature. It became the first non-English-language film to win Best Picture. No thriller since 2010 has balanced entertainment, craft, anger, and emotional damage this completely.

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Arie Luyendyk Jr. is putting an end to his baby-making chapter..

The Bachelor alum, 44, documented his trip to the doctor’s office on Friday, August 14, after he decided to get his second vasectomy.

“Today’s a good day to get a vasectomy,” Arie wrote via his Instagram Story. “Hope laughing gas is FUN!”

The former reality star — who shares four kids with wife Lauren Burnham Luyendyk — explained to his followers that he was doing things a little differently this time around. For starters, he was keeping the mother of his children far away from the appointment.

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“Alright, I just pulled into an office. I’m going at it alone this time,” he explained. “The first time was a little traumatic, and Lauren being there felt a little weird. She was literally in the room.”

Arie continued, “The second time when I got the reversal, I was out cold. Now this time, I’ve gone to a new doctor who does laughing gas, so I’m hoping this goes a little smoother.”

Although the former race car driver appeared a little anxious for the minor surgery, he was quick to remind himself that it’s nothing compared to what moms endure.

“Honestly, I can’t complain,” he said. “This doesn’t hold a candle to giving birth. Wish me luck.”

During this minor surgery, a surgeon cuts and seals the tubes that carry sperm, according to the Mayo Clinic, .

Although it’s possible to reverse a vasectomy, the surgery is meant to be a form of birth control that lasts for life.

In less than a couple of hours, Arie’s procedure was complete and he was on his way home wearing an “All Juice, No Seed” T-shirt.

“Today, my husband is getting his second vasectomy, so I’m going to make him a little care package,” Lauren, 34, shared via her Instagram Story on Friday. “I got so much stuff.”

As soon as Arie got home, he was treated to an American Girl basket filled with his favorite snacks, including Sour Patch Kids, Twinkies, Milk Duds, Nutty Buddys and frozen peas.

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Arie and Lauren first met on season 22 of The Bachelor in 2018 before getting married in January 2019.

They primarily live in Scottsdale, Arizona, where they raise their four kids. They also own a second home in Maui, Hawaii, which they use as a beach getaway.

“This summer just felt different,” Lauren wrote via Instagram on August 1 while in the Aloha state. “Maybe it’s because our babies are growing up…maybe we are too. It just felt like we needed one last hoorah before heading home and starting another school year🥹.”

Orlando Brown revealed his life is completely different from how it used to be.

“I didn’t have my daughter five years ago. She was in foster care,” Brown, 38, told Revolt on Wednesday, August 12. “I put that work in and got my baby out of that bull**** ass situation.”

The That’s So Raven alum explained, “I’m different now because I have my baby with me now everywhere I go. Traveling is even harder trying to train a little girl. It’s fun at the same time.”

Brown noted that his daughter, whom he didn’t identify by name, does things that he doesn’t “recognize” after being apart for so long.

“For five years she was with a whole different family, three different families,” he said. “So she’s picked up traits that I don’t understand.”

Brown said he wants to be mindful of how her experiences have shaped her while building their own bond.

“It’s for me to make sure that I understand her at the end of the day,” he shared. “Because she’s just her dad at the end of the day. She looks just like me.”

Us has reached out to Brown’s rep for comment.

The Major Payne actor didn’t reveal which of his children was in foster care. However, he shares son Frankie, 6, and daughter Annie, 2, with ex-wife Danielle Anglin. Anglin announced daughter Aaliyah’s birth in June 2025, revealing she has the same last name as the actor. (Anglin is also the mother of sons Jeremiah and Ezra.)

Brown is also reportedly the father of son Maisen, whom he shares with Ashley Ashe, son Hunter with Omena Alexandria and daughter Journee with Brianna Henson.

Brown’s openness about regaining custody of his child comes after several years of ups and downs with the law.

In January 2016, the former Disney Channel star was arrested in California and charged with domestic battery, obstruction of justice and two felony counts of drug possession.

Alexandria, who was dating Brown at the time of the arrest, claimed during an April 2025 episode of Investigation Discovery’s Hollywood Demons series that she “didn’t realize there was a drug use problem until his violence kind of gradually escalated.”

After Brown’s 2016 arrest, he was charged with possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, bringing methamphetamine into police headquarters, battery, and resisting or delaying arrest, according to CNN.

The former child star pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor possession charge and no contest to the other charges. He was given three years of probation with a 62-day credit for jail time already served.

Two years later, Brown raised eyebrows when he falsely claimed during a 2018 interview with Dr. Phil McGraw that the late Michael Jackson.

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“My full name is Orlando Brown Prince Michael Jackson Jr.,” Brown alleged at the time. “My father was Michael Jackson, the great Michael Jackson.”

While Brown appeared to get his life back on track after marrying Anglin — the exact date of their wedding has not been publicly shared — the former couple’s relationship has since ended.

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Anglin confirmed via Instagram in May that she is “no longer married to Orlando.”

“My divorce was granted today, and while this journey has not been easy, I can honestly say I feel peace,” she wrote in the caption. “This isn’t about hate, revenge, or tearing anyone down. This is about healing, freedom, growth, and choosing a healthier future for myself and my children.”

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential support.

Netflix is kicking things up with its range of TV shows. Although several new releases this year have made an impression, fan favorites from previous years continue to hold up in 2026. With viewers tuning in for hundreds of thousands of hours to catch their favorite shows, the numbers don’t lie.

Whether it’s returning hits or breakout sensations, Netflix continues to dominate the streaming conversation, proving that audiences still have plenty of reasons to come back for more. From a larger-than-life cult favorite to a recent heist thriller, these are the most-watched Netflix shows of 2026 so far, ranked by hours watched.

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‘Nemesis’ (2026–Present)

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These two rivals risk their reputation, families, and lives in Nemesis. Detective Isiah Stiles (Matthew Law) is a decorated cop obsessed with exposing a four-man heist crew he believes killed his trainee. Meanwhile, mastermind thief Coltrane Wilder (Y’lan Noel) returns to crime after losing his job. When their paths finally cross, the two are bound by a 48-hour manhunt to keep their loved ones safe.

Early episodes of Nemesis have a hard time juggling pace, ideas, and genres, but the show is essentially a nonstop-action juggernaut. Whether it’s a home invasion or a jewelry store robbery, the show finds a way to reinvent these familiar action sequences as flashy yet violent showcases that are hard to look away from, topped off by Law and Noel’s “will they, won’t they” intensity between the two characters.

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‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ (2022–Present)

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Based on Michael Connelly‘s bestselling novels, The Lincoln Lawyer follows defense attorney Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), a charismatic courtroom ace rebuilding his career after a painkiller addiction forced him away from law for 18 months. Working from his Lincoln Navigator, Haller juggles high-profile cases with the help of a tight-knit team of people he could literally trust with his life.

From the same author who created the Bosch novels, The Lincoln Lawyer is intense and heavily inspired by neo-noir. Only instead of detective work, much of the fighting happens between experienced lawyers. But when a few folks think they’re above the law and can twist the truth to suit their needs, Haller puts his integrity first, even if it costs him a few bullets along the way.

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‘The Night Agent’ (2023–Present)

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In The Night Agent, FBI agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when his train is attacked by a terrorist bomb. Although he manages to save most of the passengers, public suspicion follows him. Now stuck in the White House basement monitoring a phone line that never rings, Peter’s life changes when it finally does.

The Night Agent never fails to escalate the situation. What initially begins as an assassination attempt against a few people soon escalates into a much larger conspiracy involving a potential mole within the government. Worse still, higher-ups in the White House may be pulling the strings behind the charade, keeping audiences hooked as they try to figure out who’s guilty and who’s innocent.

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‘Ms. Rachel’ (2025–Present)

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The famous YouTube children’s educator Rachel Griffin Accurso, better known as Ms. Rachel, brings her interactive preschool show to Netflix. Designed for toddlers and young children, the series teaches everything from basic preschool concepts like the ABCs to nursery rhymes, songs, and playful skits, creating an engaging learning experience for little ones.

Creating content for young learners is no easy feat, and the idea of a YouTube creator doing it may sound skeptical. But Ms. Rachel is not without her credentials. With over two decades of teaching and working directly with children, a Master of Arts in Music Education, and a master’s degree in Early Childhood Development, her work is rooted in research and designed to help children reach important developmental milestones.

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‘Man on Fire’ (2026)

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Fighting never stops in Man on Fire. After a mission in Mexico City leaves Special Forces mercenary John Creasy (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) traumatized, he retreats from the field and struggles with PTSD, nightmares, and suicidal thoughts. But when a bombing on a Brazilian skyscraper leaves his friends’ teenage daughter, Poe (Billie Boullet), as the sole witness, Creasy has no choice but to face his demons to protect her.

Unlike traditional unstoppable heroes, Creasy physically shows that he’s incapable of moving on from his past. While the slow burn takes time to get through, it’s necessary because it adds depth to Creasy’s personal growth. It’s an emotional weight that only an actor like Mateen can genuinely carry, even as high-stakes action, from a prison break to an attempted plane hijacking, unfurls around him.

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‘One Piece’ (2023–Present)

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“I want to be King of the Pirates!” When the One Piece anime was first announced for a live-action adaptation, diehard fans had their understandable doubts. But its first two seasons prove that the live-action adaptation does its job of paying proper homage to both the source material and condensing the story arcs just enough to make them digestible for new audiences.

Luffy D. Monkey (Iñaki Godoy) is an aspiring pirate with neither a ship nor a crew. Armed only with his limb-stretching powers, he travels the continent, assembling his Straw Hat crew one member at a time and finding a ship to boot, all while aiming to cross the treacherous Grand Line and search for the long-rumored One Piece treasure—not before getting beaten up by rival pirates along the way.

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‘Stranger Things’ (2016–2026)

What started as a search for a missing friend in Season 1 escalated into a universe-tearing apocalypse in Stranger Things. Even though the show ended in late 2025 with Season 5, the show continues to pick up steam throughout 2026. Last time, Season 5 was threatened when massive gates to the Upside Down tore through the town. Their only solution is to hunt down Vecna.

The final season bears the weight of leaving a lasting impression, and Stranger Things succeeds. Season 5 is the last chance for the characters to finally work as a unified team after spending much of the previous season split into separate storylines. The action has gotten bigger without losing sight of the characters, while the massive sequences involving the heroes and monsters draw from The Terminator-style blockbuster filmmaking.

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‘I Will Find You’ (2026)

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The Harlan Coben miniseries is brought to life on screen. I Will Find You follows David Burroughs (Sam Worthington), who has spent five years in prison for his son Matthew’s murder. The twist is that he insists that he’s innocent. When his sister-in-law shows him a photograph of a boy who looks exactly like Matthew, David escapes prison to find out the truth.

Despite its slow, drudging first half, the numbers for I Will Find You prove that the wait is worth it. In true Coben fashion, the series delivers meticulous stunt work, car chases, shootouts, and, of course, a prison break. However, all of that action is grounded by Worthington’s ability to bring humanity to his misunderstood character, giving him a paternal warmth that not many action-thriller leading men are capable of projecting.

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‘Bridgerton’ (2020–Present)

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All’s fair in love and Bridgerton. After four seasons of courting among Mayfair’s high society, audiences still can’t get enough of its spicy romances. Season 4 ventures into new territory as the Bridgerton family attempts to find a match for its most reluctant bachelor, Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson). Unfortunately, no woman seems worthy of his time—until he meets the elusive Lady in Silver.

Shockingly, the lady is Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha), a maid in the Penwood household, as well as the illegitimate daughter of the house lord himself. Unlike previous seasons, which largely focused on the privileged upper class, Season 4 explores the consequences of marrying outside one’s predetermined social hierarchy, arguing that true love is worth breaking the rules for rather than settling for a life of unhappiness.

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‘His & Hers’ (2026)

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The smallest towns have the biggest murders. Based on the popular book, His & Hers dominated the charts with the magnetic push-and-pull between estranged husband and wife, Detective Jack Harper (Jon Bernthal) and Atlanta reporter Anna Andrews (Tessa Thompson). When news of a murder reaches Anna’s childhood home, she is quick to arrive on the scene—and so is Jack.

People watch His & Hers for the mystery, but ultimately stay to figure out whether Jack or Anna is the actual murderer. With the victim being someone uncomfortably close to the couple, every revelation seems to move viewers further from the truth, ultimately culminating in a plot-twist finale no one could see coming from a mile away.

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One of the most enduring what-ifs of the last few decades is whether Denzel Washington would have starred in David Fincher’s Se7en. The actor has since expressed regret about not working on the crime classic, which launched Fincher’s career and established Brad Pitt as a bona fide movie star. But Washington’s true feelings about passing on the project can also be extrapolated from his filmography; the actor has starred in at least three movies inspired by Fincher’s classic, almost as if he is trying to make up for the disappointment of not participating in it. The latest in this trio, The Little Things, was released as recently as 2021. The first, however, was released just three years after Se7en. The movie in question is currently streaming in the United States on Netflix, but not for much longer.

Directed by Gregory Hoblit, who was coming off the hit psychological thriller Primal Fear, the movie follows a Philadelphia detective who investigates a series of murders seemingly inspired by the crimes of an executed serial killer. Washington was joined in the cast by John Goodman, Donald Sutherland, and Elias Koteas. The movie was more expensive than Se7en, with a reported budget of more than $45 million. Fincher’s movie, on the other hand, cost a reported $35 million to produce and grossed nearly $330 million worldwide. Washington’s alternative wasn’t as successful. In fact, it was an outright bomb, grossing just around $25 million at the box office.

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We’re talking about the 1998 thriller Fallen. The movie received mediocre reviews and is now sitting at a 43% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “Has an interesting premise. Unfortunately, it’s just a recycling of old materials, and not all that thrilling.” The movie is currently available on Netflix, but it’ll be removed from the service on August 31. Washington’s The Little Things, which also featured Rami Malek and Jared Leto, is streaming on HBO Max. Meanwhile, the actor’s third attempt at mimicking Se7en, this time alongside Angelina Jolie, The Bone Collector, is streaming on Starz. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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Marshals will look a bit different when it returns for season 2 after some cast shakeups.

Deadline confirmed that the Yellowstone spinoff, which is currently back in production in Utah, will feature more seasons with Cal’s (Logan Marshall-Green) estranged daughter, Maddie (Morgan Lindholm).

Lindholm’s expanded role comes after Maddie was introduced in season 1 as a bartender with a surprising connection to Cal. She later started dating Miles (Tatanka Means), which will also continue to be explored.

The show also cast Marque Richardson in a recurring role as Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Burns. Ahead of the cast evolving, CBS released a first look at season 2 in which Kayce (Luke Grimes), Miles, Andrea (Ash Santos) and Thomas Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) were featured — but Cal and Belle (Arielle Kebbel) were noticeably missing.

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During the season 1 finale, which aired in May, Andrea was offered a job that would take her from Montana to Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, Belle and Cal were on a mission when they got ambushed — with Tom Weaver (Chris Mulkey) involved in the potentially deadly situation.

It wasn’t clear whether Belle and Cal were killed off screen despite the show being renewed for season 2. Marshall-Green, 49, and Kebbel, however, hinted to The Hollywood Reporter that they have begun filming season 2.

“I can confirm [Cal] is alive, but not necessarily unscathed,” Marshall-Green told the outlet. “I think I can confirm that for everybody in the damn show, because everybody’s going through it by the end of this thing. I’m hours away of shooting [season 2, episode 1]. I can tell you that we’re all going through things — without giving anything away.”

Kebbel also weighed in, saying, “I am a part of season 2, yes. We start filming [season 2] with a pick up of that [finale] moment. My head is so deep into season 2 already.”

The actress recalled her initial reaction to the finale script.

“After reading that big cliffhanger, I should have asked myself if Belle survives! But the truth is that I’m so used to Belle being in precarious situations almost every episode,” she noted. “And even though both Belle and Cal are there, it felt in that moment that, because Cal is in front, he’s the one in more in danger. I’m behind him, based on where we ended the episode. So when I read it, my head went to, ‘What’s going to happen to Cal?’”

Looking ahead, Marshall-Green made it clear he has no plans to leave the show, adding, “I love employment! I love steady income, and I love more than anything this crew and this cast. I could easily see myself making this show for many years.”

He continued: “Now — where is the story juiciest, now that we’re dealing with a subject matter like cancer? I don’t wanna sugarcoat it. I don’t want kid gloves on. I don’t want a safe approach. I want Cal to go through it, because I think that is the duty to these men and women who come back from uniform.”

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Marshall-Green had hope in the show’s creative team.

“And maybe there’s a way, with the advancement of treatments, to have both worlds. But really, in the end, it’s about what stories are left to tell,” he continued. “That’s up to Yana Grebenyuk Spencer [Hudnut] and the writers, and also Luke [Grimes]. Luke’s been playing this role for a long time. But I think I can speak for everybody when I say that we love coming to work, and, boy, do we come to work. The first season was a grueling shoot.”

Marshals is streaming on Paramount+ now and returns this fall on CBS.

Courtney Love is detailing a scary health battle that she previously kept quiet from the public.

In an Instagram post shared on Friday, August 14, Love, 62, said she “almost died” in 2019 and doctors warned her that she may not make it.

The musician recalled the health scare as she gave an update on her latest record.

“A lot of you asking on my record is at. It’s done. It’s kind of been done. It’s a really good record. I put a lot into it,” she said. “I went to England in 2019, and when I went there, you know, my body just exploded. It just exploded, and I was in hospitals a lot. I almost died. I lost all my hair. I was about 100 pounds, and they told me I was going to die, and I didn’t believe them.”

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In the video, Love drew parallels to her childhood, explaining why she refused to believe what the doctors were saying to her.

“When I was a kid — I think this record is about this — I used to like, pattern-interrupt the adults, and they’d tell me ‘red.’ They’d say ‘red was blue,’ and then I’d see blue, but blue was blue,” Love said. “So now that I gaslight myself that maybe, maybe they were right and red was blue, and then I would see purple, and my head would explode. Like f**king cope with that sh*t, right? I think some of you can relate to that. And then, anyway, I never really lost my ability to see that f**king that ‘red was red,’ despite them telling me that ‘red was blue.’

Love continued, “And so when they said you’re gonna die, I just didn’t believe them. And somehow I got better. I’m healthy, which is amazing.”

The Hole front woman noted that she “wasn’t public about being sick” at the time and did not detail what caused her health woes.

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Love added that she “was fine now” and asked her fans to be patient when it came to her music’s release.

In the post’s caption, Love shared her desire to perform her music now that she is on the mend.

“I wanted to give you an update on my record. When I made it, I believed this was my last record so I made the record I always wanted to make. I was in the hospital mostly but when I wasn’t all I did was write & record it,” she wrote. “I want to tour more than anything. & I want to sing . That’s what keeps my soul & body happy.”

Everyone’s bored with sneakers lately, and clearly, so is Gisele Bündchen, who swapped sporty kicks for this preppy footwear style. Loafers, boat shoes, whatever you want to call them, her shoes are undeniably chic. There’s a reason fashionistas are snapping up the look in droves — and at the sale price, we’re one of them!

Bündchen strolled through the airport wearing a simple white tee, straight-leg jeans and suede boat shoes that gave her casual outfit polished flair. With sleek suede material and a cutesy tie detail, her loafers appeared expensive from across the tarmac. These classy wonders have the same effect, and they’re only $36!

Get the Adolilove Suede Loafers for $36 (was $46) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.

These Adolilove Suede Loafers have an identical suede look, tan color and a classic bow detail, but they go above and beyond with slip-on ease and a round-toe design that flatters any length of pants. Intricate stitching adds to the luxe appeal, as do the shiny eyelets.

Better yet, these trendy shoes are built for real mileage, whether you’re running through the terminal or on your feet all day at work. An anti-slip outsole prevents any slip-related mishaps, and a memory-foam insole cushions every step. According to one happy reviewer, “The soles are thick with generous padding that makes it feel like you’re standing on a cushion.”

Another five-star shopper highlighted the versatility. They wrote, “I like how easy they are to pair with anything — pants, skirts and even jeans. They walk that line between professional and cute, making them a great everyday option.”

From errands to work to casual dinners with the girls, these wear-everywhere shoes earn first-pick status for all of the above. And of course, they’re great for the airport.

Pair them with a tee and jeans like Bündchen, or dress them up with a maxi dress and cardigan. Regardless, you’re bound to channel her expensive aesthetic — without the corresponding price tag.

Get the Adolilove Suede Loafers for $36 (was $46) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.

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You might think date night means squeezing into something form-fitting, but according to Jennifer Garner, you don’t have to. Her white jeans style is just as sleek yet way more relaxed, making it easy to look put-together for dinner and drinks. Better yet, we found the star-approved look on sale on Amazon!

Spotted with her long-term boyfriend, John Miller, in Santa Monica, Garner wore a simple sweater with easy white jeans and her staple Brooks sneakers. Comfy, polished and slightly sporty, the combo was the date night outfit of our dreams, working especially well for the summer-to-fall transition

Garner’s timeless denim style has a worthy lookalike that made its way into our bag, and you’ll find Us copying the celebrity formula from now through November.

Get the Cicy Bell Cropped Wide-Leg Jeans for $43 (was $50) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.

These Cicy Bell Cropped Wide-Leg Jeans come in the same white wash and feature a high waist and wide-leg silhouette. Cuffs add a retro flair, as do the pockets, but the real draw is the cropped hem, which not only shows off your shoes, but quietly elongates your legs.

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To make things even sweeter, shoppers say these classy pants feel stretchy, lightweight and buttery-soft, so you’ll look forward to wearing them from the restaurant to the bar.

“These are soft as butter, ” one happy shopper wrote. “Very stretchy but not baggy at all, and they flatter my figure so much with the high waist, the pockets and just how they sit on my curves.”

They added, “I can see wearing these with heels, flip-flops, tennis shoes or Metcalf boots . . . I think they’re for all the seasons.”

We know what you’re thinking, but no, the old-fashioned rule doesn’t apply. Garner’s white denim style will still be ‘in’ — even after Labor Day.

Rock them with a crisp blouse for brunch, a chunky sweater for cooler afternoons or comfy sneakers for a Garner-approved night out. These white jeans do the heavy lifting, so you can throw on anything from your top drawer and still look chic.

Get the Cicy Bell Cropped Wide-Leg Jeans for $43 (was $50) at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change.

Looking for something else? Explore more stylish jeans, and don’t forget to check out all of Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds!

UsNow Summer Sale Alert: These Chic Fashion Finds are over 30% off – Plus Free Shipping
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