It is not quite like a legal drama to get the blood boiling with tension as everything hangs in the balance within the confines of a courtroom. Hollywood has expertly glamorized proceedings, often making them less tedious than they might typically be. Shows like The Lincoln Lawyer and Matlock are high-quality shows that aptly deliver on this, showcasing unorthodox means of tackling court cases even while introducing protagonists and clients who are battling personal demons. Law is an incredibly difficult profession to get into, and these shows bring us closer than we might ever get. One title in particular sets the standard. Suits kicked off in June 2011 on the USA Network and introduced us to Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), a chipper lad with a photographic memory who stumbles into an interview with hotshot lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht).

While most legal shows favor a law degree, Suits goes in the opposite direction, centralizing its story on a character who never even went to law school but somehow more than held his own in the Big Apple amongst New York’s titans. Surrounded by a team of incredible co-stars, the show rapidly endeared itself to audiences across the globe. Despite ending in 2019, Suits remains essential viewing for those who love the legal genre and a resurgence during the pandemic highlighted that. The show broke the record for most-streamed program in the U.S. in 2023 with the surprise resurgence on Netflix leading NBC to greenlight a spin-off entitled Suits LA, where several of the OG stars made guest appearances. Unfortunately, Suits LA, led by Stephen Amell as Ted Black and created by Aaron Korsh, the same mind behind the original series, didn’t have the same appeal as its predecessor, which meant it was canceled after only a single season.

Interestingly though, for those who still have a Pearson Specter itch to scratch. Adams has a game plan for a continuation of the original show that could appeal to fans. Per People, in a now deleted Instagram Stories post, the actor shared his own pitch for a series comeback in early July 2026. In the original series, Mike, amid his other responsibilities within the law firm, shared a romance with Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle). “Mike and Rachel are working on a class action suit against a giant Al company when suddenly the years of past indiscretions and illegal maneuvering at Pearson Hardman are threatened to be revealed,” he wrote. His revival idea is quite exciting, especially given that it would also bring back co-stars Macht, Sarah Rafferty, Gina Torres, and Rick Hoffman, with their respective characters seeing their careers in danger of getting torpedoed by these revelations. “Once again, Mike’s wanting to do good has dragged this team back together with one chance to truly wipe the slate clean and buy them all a future that they can be proud of,” Adams added.

‘Suits LA’ Had Great Potential

Anyone who has seen Suits would understand the desire in several quarters to see a spin-off or revival of some kind. Suits LA, with its unique storytelling approach, initially had great prospects. Its main cast, led by Amell and joined by Josh McDermitt as Stuart Lane, Lex Scott Davis as Erica Rollins, and Bryan Greenberg as Rick Dodsen, alongside a strong supporting cast, also pointed toward great things. Unfortunately, despite its talent pool and the show bringing on a plethora of real-life celebrities as guest stars, the show never really caught on for the viewing public. The show seemed to take itself a bit too seriously, while lacking the dynamic between Harvey Specter and Mike Ross that made Suits tick. Given that Adams’ idea welcomes back many of the original stars, such a revival might be what the show’s legacy needs going forward.

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2011 – 2019

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Aaron Korsh

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Anton Cropper, Michael Smith, Christopher Misiano, Kevin Bray, Roger Kumble, Silver Tree, Cherie Nowlan, John Scott, Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Emile B. Levisetti, Félix Enríquez Alcalá, Valerie Weiss, James Whitmore Jr., Jennifer Getzinger, Kate Dennis, Terry McDonough, Maurice Marable, Adam Davidson, David Platt, Dennie Gordon, Gregor Jordan, Julian Holmes, Kate Woods

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Aaron Korsh, Genevieve Sparling, Daniel Arkin, Ethan Drogin, Sharyn Rothstein, Jon Cowan, Erica Lipez, Justin Peacock, Nora Zuckerman, Lilla Zuckerman, Chris Downey, Garrett Schabb, Kristin Rusk Robinson, Sean Jablonski, Ian Deitchman, Paul Redford, Michael L. Kramer

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Star of the beloved Cornetto Trilogy (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World’s End) and many other acclaimed titles, there’s no doubt that Simon Pegg‘s name being attached to a project is sure to attract plenty of attention. In 2022, the British favorite starred alongside Siân Brooke (Blue Lights), Hannah Khalique-Brown (Red Rose), and Alex Jennings (A Very English Scandal) in an underrated Channel 4 thriller series.

The Undeclared War quickly garnered positive reviews, being compared to 24 and Homeland by one critic, and described as “exceedingly well-made” by another, who was particularly laudatory about the direction of The State‘s Peter Kosminsky, who was behind the camera for every episode in Season 1. Sadly, fans waited four years to receive a second season, which added Ed Stoppard (Knightfall) and Chloe Pirrie (The Queen’s Gambit) to an already stacked cast.

But as soon as the second season debuted on Channel 4 across the pond, thoughts immediately turned to a third outing. These very thoughts have just received a huge boost courtesy of Pegg and Khalique-Brown, with the former stating in an interview with Radio Times that he would “absolutely” return. “I’ve had a couple of conversations with the writer about where we could go next, in terms of what the status quo is at the end of the series. Obviously, everything’s changed,” Pegg added. There are definitely options and plot lines that could be explored,” Khalique-Brown added. “The scope is there, for sure. Whether or not it happens, we don’t know.” Pegg then continued:

“I love doing the show. It’s so much fun, and I love the writing. Going from being in a very fantastical kind of spy story in Mission: Impossible to this, which is much more grounded but no less intriguing – because this is real. All the gadgets in this exist. There’s no fantasy in this. It’s all rooted in reality.”

Simon Pegg Starred in One of Last Year’s Biggest Summer Blockbusters

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Although he’s most famous for his work in British comedy, a lot of American viewers will know Pegg best for portraying quirky IMF lab technician Benji in the Mission: Impossible franchise. Last summer, this iconic action franchise came to an explosive, emotional end, as Tom Cruise faced one more mission as Ethan Hunt before riding off into the sunset in The Final Reckoning. This freed up Cruise to take on his first original, non-franchise film since American Made in 2017: Digger.

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2022 – 2026-00-00

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Channel 4

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Declan Lawn, Amelia Spencer

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Elon Musk, the world’s first trillionaire, is apparently not one to take any vocal criticism particularly lightly.

“Maybe some people do loathe me — and that’s probably true — I don’t care,” Musk, 55, told editor-in-chief of The Economist Zanny Minton Beddoes in a wide-ranging, 90-minute video interview released on Thursday, July 23, after the X owner was asked if he understands that “some people do loathe” Musk and believe his politics and use of social media is not “helpful for Western democracy.”

“But the fact that, as you pointed out, a quarter billion people follow me is that I think a lot more people actually like me than don’t,” he continued. “And I think a lot more people hate you and the media more than you realize.”

He added, “Do you realize the media is despised? Do you realize that journalists, the view of journalists, is like, it’s like a favorable view of journalists is like 15 percent. So the show is on the other foot. They hate you. They hate you far more than they hate me.”

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Elon Musk confirmed that he only got involved in politics because his daughter Vivian Wilson is a transgender woman. On Sunday, May 31, the X owner responded to a tweet showcasing Wilson’s latest modeling campaign and making light of her unintentional influence over her father’s shift to right-wing politics. (Vivian is one of Musk’s 14 […]

Beddoes did acknowledge that overall trust in the news and journalism is at an all-time low — according to one October 2025 Gallup poll, only 28 percent of Americans report having a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in newspapers, television and radio to report the news accurately and fairly.

“I think there is certainly [a] loss of trust in journalism. I think, in part, there have been mistakes by journalists and journalism, I totally acknowledge that,” she explained. “But I think the kind of polarized environment, particularly on social media fostered by the kinds of things you’re pushing on X, actually helps this – makes it worse.”

Musk vehemently disagreed with Beddoes’ assertion, doubling down on his assessment of journalism as a whole.

“I don’t think so,” he responded. “I think you’re the problem, the media, and, um, speaking of loathing, you are loathed far more than I am and you don’t seem to even realize that.”

“I think very few people know who I am relative to you,” Beddoes said. “So I don’t think I play in the same game.”

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Don Lemon’s new partnership with X has been canceled following a “tense” interview he conducted with the owner of the social media platform, Elon Musk. “We had a good conversation,” Lemon, 58, wrote in a Wednesday, March 13, statement. “Clearly he felt differently. His commitment to a global town square where all questions can be […]

“The media collectively,” Elon retorted, again focused on attacking the media and journalism at large. “Um, so, I mean, you’re hated.”

According to a Pew Research Center survey conducted between January 27 and February 2 of 2025, 54 percent of Americans say they have an “unfavorable” view of Musk, including a reported 36% who report having a “very unfavorable” opinion of the trillionaire.

Musk has been the center of much controversy during his time in the public eye, including his public issues with the mothers of his children (Musk shares 14 children with four different women), his anti-trans remarks often directed towards his own trans daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, and his personal relationship and political dealing with President Donald Trump, including his short-lived role in the now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), whose significant cut U.S. foreign aid resulted in the estimated deaths of over 700,000 people.

Netflix introduced a new generation of fans to Little House on the Prairie with the recent release of the streaming service’s highly anticipated reboot — but there are some core differences between the show and the beloved original series.

“With this version, our showrunner and creator, Rebecca Sonnenshine, she’s really gone back to Laura Ingalls Wilder‘s books as the source material,” Luke Bracey, who stars as patriarch  “Pa” Charles Ingalls in the new version, began on the Friday, July 24, episode of Live With Kelly and Mark. “All the stories come from there and she says that she wanted to have the show make you feel what you felt when you read the books as a kid.”

Both versions of Little House were adapted from Ingalls Wilder’s iconic, semi-autobiographical books of the same name, chronicling a pioneer family’s move from Wisconsin to Kansas.

“Hopefully, we fit as much [from  the books] as we can into the scripts,” Bracey, 37, said on Friday. “That’s probably the main delineation from the original show, but the fact that it’s a family trying to be good people is still the core of it.”

Bracey plays Charles opposite Crosby Fitzgerald’s Caroline Ingalls, who are the parents of Mary (Skywalker Hughes) and Laura (Alice Halsey).

The original series, meanwhile, aired from 1974 to 1983, starring Michael Landon and Karen Grassle as the Ingalls parents. Their kids were played by then-child stars Melissa Gilbert, Melissa Sue Anderson and twins Lindsay and Sydney Greenbush.

For Australia native Bracey, he admittedly had “no concept” of Little House before landing the role.

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“I got an email about the audition and I saw the title and, maybe I’d heard the title before, but I had no concept of the story or the show or the books or anything like that,” the actor told hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos on their daytime TV show. “I read the script and it’s a really great script. It’s kind of hard to deny [that]. I thought, ‘Wow, it’s so rare these days to have a show of such high quality that’s nice.’ It’s about nice people trying their hardest in life and facing obstacles and getting up and overcoming them and trying to be good people while doing it.”

Bracey added, “I just thought that was such a special thing and quite rare these days in shows. A lot of shows are really dark and I love the idea of portraying a good man or a man trying to be a good man. [He’s] not perfect, far from perfect, but [Charles is] really wanting to be a good father and a good husband and a good member of his community.”

Little House on the Prairie is currently streaming on Netflix.

Influencer Sara Gilson was allegedly killed by her estranged husband, Shawn Duffey, mere weeks after she allegedly accused him of being a pedophile.

Tulsa’s ABC affiliate reported on July 23, 2026, that Gilson and Duffey were found dead in their Oklahoma City home after a fatal shooting. A juvenile family member present at the scene allegedly told investigators that the the separated couple died by murder-suicide.

Two weeks earlier, Gilson stunned her 43,000 TikTok followers by accusing Duffey of pedophilia and insisting they were “soon to be” divorced. (Duffey never publicly addressed the accusations before his death.)

An investigation into the alleged murder-suicide is ongoing, as of publication. Gilson is survived by two children from a previous relationship.

Keep scrolling for more information about Gilson below.

Sara Gilson Was a Fashion and Lifestyle Influencer

The alarming content about Duffey was abnormal for Gilson’s TikTok account. The hairstylist gained more than 40,000 followers for her commentary on fashion trends and parenting her two children.

Her TikTok bio stressed to followers that her fashion videos only featured “Amazon finds [that] I actually use.”

Sara Gilson Publicly Accused Husband Shawn Duffey of Pedophilia Before Their Deaths

On July 11, Gilson stunned her TikTok followers with a video about her “soon to be” ex-husband Duffey. The clip showed her taking a seat in front of a neutral background, as if she was filming an interview for a documentary or reality show.

“Preparing for when Netflix drops a documentary about my soon-to-be ex-husband, who I just found out is a pedophile,” she wrote over the clip.

She added, “I wish I was joking.”

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I wish I was joking. #plottwist #netflix #documentary

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The video followed a popular viral trend but its shocking content quickly went viral. As of publication, the clip has received more than 830,000 “likes” and generated more than 25,000 comments.

Duffey never responded to his estranged wife’s allegations before their deaths.

Sara Gilson Filed For a Restraining Order Against Shawn Duffey

The Oklahoman reported that Gilson filed for an emergency order of protection against Duffey in June 2026. As a result, Duffey was ordered to leave the family home and stay at least 100 yards away from Gilson through at least August 24.

Per the oulet, Gilson previously filed a restraining order against Duffey in 2021 though it was ultimately dismissed because she did not attend a hearing.

Another woman filed a separate order of protection against Duffey in June 2026, on behalf of her daughter, a 15-year-old girl who allegedly played on a youth basketball team that Duffey coached, according to People.

Sara Gilson Thanked Fans for Their Support Weeks Before Her Death

Prior to her viral TikTok video, Gilson publicly thanked her followers for standing by her through her split with Duffey.

“Thank you for the army. Your thoughts, prayers and gift cards have meant more than you know,” she wrote via TikTok on June 20, 2026. “While I’m grieving and trying to process the worst thing imaginable, I’m solely focused on my children and their well-being. Their safety and mental health is my only concern at this time.”

She concluded, “We are not OK and I’m not sure I’ll ever be the same, but God has been so faithful in this process and I feel his presence in everything I do.”

Gilson shared a final TikTok on July 21, 2023, where she wrote a now-eerie message over a photo of her relaxing on a boat.

“May whatever the f*** that was never find me again,” she wrote. “Please God. 🫶🏼😔 #traumatok.”

911 Dispatchers Revealed Shocking Information About the Day of Alleged Shooting

Per People, emergency dispatchers reported hearing Gilson “screaming and crying” before she was found dead by police. A minor family member had called 911 to report a home break-in.

“I’m trying to reach [the caller] back, but I could hear a female in the background screaming and crying. Some sort of loud bang in the background,” a dispatcher desperately relayed in recordings.

Moments later, a dispatcher said the situation involved a “male that we were looking for a few weeks ago after he got caught kissing a juvenile” and made a reference to “a gun.”

Sara Gilson and Shawn Duffey Were Found Dead at Their Home

Police arrived at Gilson’s home in Owasso, near Oklahoma City, at around 11:18 p.m. local time on July 23, 2026.

The separated couple were found dead at the scene. A family member later told police that they suspected a murder-suicide.

The Owasso Police Department has not yet confirmed that the deaths were as a result of a murder-suicide plot but an active investigation is underway, as of publication.

A GoFundMe Was Set Up for Sara Gilson’s Children

A fundraiser for Gilson’s two children has raised more than $23,000, as of publication.

“Last night, our beautiful friend, Sara, was tragically taken from us in an unimaginable act of violence. Her sudden and heartbreaking loss has left an entire community grieving, but the greatest loss is felt by her two precious children, who must now face life without their loving mother,” a message on the GoFundMe read. “Sara was an incredible mom. Her children were the center of her world, and everything she did was for them. She loved them fiercely, worked hard to provide for them, and dreamed of giving them the best life possible.”

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The statement went on, “We are creating this GoFundMe to help support Sara’s children as they navigate the difficult days, months, and years ahead. Donations will help provide for their immediate needs, counseling, education, funeral expenses, and other costs that arise as they begin this unimaginable journey without their mother.”

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.

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.

After a solid opening week on Netflix, the streamer’s latest franchise feature seems to be plummeting on the viewership charts. Netflix remains the only streaming platform that is transparent about viewership, which it measures using its own metrics. While this data makes for interesting analysis, it can also make a film or show’s performance abundantly clear to the public. And Enola Holmes 3, the third installment in the streaming platform’s young-adult franchise, is certainly not doing as well as anybody involved in it would have liked. The movie brings back Millie Bobby Brown — arguably the biggest homegrown star on Netflix — as the titular heroine. She is joined in the movie by Henry Cavill, who returns as Enola’s illustrious older brother, Sherlock Holmes.

The first and second films, Enola Holmes and Enola Holmes 2, were both directed by Harry Bradbeer. They were released in 2020 and 2022, receiving warm reviews from critics and audiences. Along with the Extraction movies headlined by Chris Hemsworth, the Enola Holmes series seemed to be the best franchise play devised by Netflix. The third movie was written by returning scribe Jack Thorne, but it was directed by Philip Barantini, who broke out last year with the widely acclaimed limited series Adolescence. However, the creative change-up didn’t translate into better reviews.

Here’s Where ‘Enola Holmes 3’ Stands in Terms of Viewership

Enola Holmes 3 holds a 66% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “Despite a muddled story and diminished spark, Enola Holmes 3 succeeds thanks to Millie Bobby Brown’s winning performance and some lively action.” By comparison, the first and second films in the series are both “Certified Fresh” with 91% and 93% scores on the aggregator website. Enola Holmes 3 amassed 20 million views in its first week, per Netflix. But while most major movies witness an uptick in viewership in their sophomore frames, Enola Holmes 3 dropped to 12 million views. In its third week, this figure fell to 4.8 million views, which puts the movie’s total viewership at around 37 million views in three weeks. Netflix counts views for the first 90 days of a film or show’s release, which has resulted in four movies this year — War Machine, The Rip, Apex, and Thrash — crossing the 100 million views milestone. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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June 30, 2026

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Haley Ferguson and Oula Palve embraced their cross-country relationship before settling down in 2022.

The Bachelor alum has her twin sister, Emily Ferguson, to thank for her and Palve’s happily ever after, which began in fall 2019.

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“We had been talking since October 2019 and then I flew out to New York to spend Christmas with him and I knew that trip he was the type of guy you marry,” Haley exclusively told Us Weekly in May 2021. “He surprised me with tickets to The Lion King on Broadway and wined and dined me.”

Palve, who is a hockey player from Finland, married Haley in June 2022 ahead of her sister Emily’s July 2022 wedding with Vegas Golden Knights player William Karlsson. Haley and Palve announced in January 2026 that they’re expecting their second baby.

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Brittany Mahomes is celebrating her husband, Patrick Mahomes, and his highly anticipated return to the gridiron after his season-ending ACL injury.

“Seeing him back doing what he loves,” Brittany, 30, wrote via her Instagram Stories on Saturday, July 25, resharing the team’s footage of Patrick, also 30, arriving for training camp. “So thankful 🙏.”

The Kansas City Chiefs starting quarterback sustained a leg injury at the tail-end of the 2025-2026 season, sidelining the star for the remainder of the team’s regular season games. (The Chiefs failed to make the playoffs for the first time since 2014, ending their season in January ahead of the Super Bowl.)

Patrick underwent ACL surgery before spending the bulk of the offseason recuperating in time for the team’s training camp. (The Chiefs, like most NFL teams, spend July in training camp before a handful of preseason games ahead of the regular season.)

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Patrick Mahomes finally gave Chiefs Kingdom something to smile about after months of disappointment. Mahomes, 30, spoke to the media on Thursday, January 15, when he provided an update about his recovery process after undergoing surgery last month to repair his torn ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) and LCL (lateral collateral ligament). “Rehab is going great […]

Just one day before Patrick arrived at the Saint Joseph, Missouri, facility for training camp, he gave reporters an update on his recovery progress.

“That’s the goal to be able to practice when we get to training camp, and we hit that next step,” he said in a Friday, July 24, press conference. “Now, it’s gonna be about building and keep getting better and better, so that whenever the regular season comes around, I can try to be available and ready to play.”

Patrick further revealed that he was medically cleared by his physician “two days ago” to participate in practices.

“He saw the numbers I was putting up and that gave him the comfortability [to be] fully cleared to practice,” Patrick noted, sharing his doctor’s advice. “It’s still good to be out there and have bodies around and be able to run the offense. This is just another checkpoint on the schedule.”

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He continued at the time, “You have to continue to work. It’s not, like, it’s over and I’m gonna be able to play a game tomorrow. You have to continue to work and get better and better and go through all practice, prove to the coaches [and] prove to the doctors and everybody that I’m the same quarterback I was, if not better.”

Patrick is a three-time Super Bowl champion and remains hopeful that he will be strong enough to start in the 2026-2027 season games.

“I’m a competitor, so game day, I wanna be out there,” Patrick stated. “I understand the process of getting myself ready to play, and the regular season is more important [than preseason games]. We will, the doctors and coaches will make that decision for me, but I will prepare myself like I’m gonna play.”