All good things must come to an end, and for Ryan Gosling’s The Gray Man, that end is… now. For nearly four years, the action thriller has been considered one of Netflix’s biggest and most popular movies, racking up an enormous audience and securing a permanent spot in the platform’s all-time Top 10. But every titan must fall eventually and one of 2026’s biggest surprise hits has finally brought an end to its remarkable run.

Netflix has just released an updated version of its 10 Most Popular English-Language Films of All Time, with Swapped overtaking The Gray Man to claim the final spot. The Gray Man‘s 139.3 million views weren’t enough to keep its place and the Russo Bros. blockbuster has fallen out of the Top 10. Press F to pay respects now.

Released in 2022, The Gray Man was one of Netflix’s most expensive productions ever, starring Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Regé-Jean Page, Billy Bob Thornton, Jessica Henwick, Dhanush, and Alfre Woodard. Like many streaming blockbusters, the film received a mixed critical reception, but quickly became one of the streamer’s biggest originals. Now, however, its place in Netflix history belongs to Swapped, which came from almost nowhere to become one of Netflix’s biggest ever films less than a year after it came out. After previously dropping out of Netflix’s weekly Top 10, it mounted a late resurgence that ultimately pushed it over the line and into the streamer’s all-time rankings. The updated Top 10 now stands as:

1. KPop Demon Hunters
2. Red Notice
3. Carry-On
4. Don’t Look Up
5. The Adam Project
6. Bird Box
7. Back in Action
8. Leave the World Behind
9. War Machine
10. Swapped

That means The Gray Man, which had occupied the final place with 139.3 million views, has officially been pushed out of the list.

What is ‘Swapped’ About?

Directed by Nathan Greno, Swapped follows Michael Mason (Michael B. Jordan), a retired operative who ends up mixed up in a wild magical conflict after he meets a young girl named Ivy, whose life ends up linked to his through magical, supernatural forces, as you’d expect. But when a mysterious spell causes their two soulds to swap places, they’re forced to work together to try and break the curse before it’s too late. The voice cast includes Juno Temple, Craig Robinson, Michelle Yeoh, John Lithgow, Awkwafina, Brian Tyree Henry, and Olivia Colman.

The Gray Man and Swapped are streaming now on Netflix.

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July 15, 2022

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122 minutes

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Joe Russo, Stephen McFeely, Christopher Markus

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Young and the Restless fans. We saw Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) trying to make a deal with Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) this week, and the big question is, why would Adam risk everything for his ex?

This is a game changer given how ruthless Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) is behaving over the whole Newman Media thing. Adam wants to protect Sally from Victor. But Sally warned Adam that it could blow up in his face, and Sally’s right, but he’s not being cautious enough. We’re going to talk about how Adam’s scheme could put him back on Victor’s bad side and what’s coming next.

Young and the Restless: Sally Doomed with Adam’s Help

So, earlier this week, Adam approached Sally about the offer she and Audra Charles (Zuleyka Silver) made to sell Newman Media back to Victor. They made the offer and he told Sally he’d think about it. So, she naively thinks Victor might truly be considering it, but he’s not. And Adam told Sally that. And then Adam asks why Sally even considered selling to Victor when she was originally so determined to fight for her company. So Sally admitted to Adam she and Audra realized they are no match for Victor. So Sally and Audra decided just to avoid trouble and give Victor what he wants for a fair price.

While Adam thinks Sally’s instincts are spot on, Adam also warns Sally there is no way that Victor will ever accept that deal. Adam is sure that Victor will not buy back what was taken from him. He wants to yank it back to tear it away from Sally and cause some pain while he does it. And Adam does not want that for Sally. Plus, Adam knows not only will Victor not buy back Newman Media, but he will try and destroy Sally’s company.

And he didn’t give a care when Chelsea Newman (Melissa Claire Egan) and Adam tried to talk Victor down because Sally’s pregnant and they don’t want her stressed. She doesn’t want to give up her company for nothing. But Victor doesn’t care that Sally didn’t steal Newman Media. She didn’t do this. Heck, she didn’t even want it. But Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) insisted and then he’s the one who rolled it into AbbottCom, which then became Spectra Charles. So, Victor is blindly chasing revenge as usual.

Y&R: Adam’s Secret Deal and Victor’s Revenge

So, that’s when Adam told Sally his big idea, and he thinks this will give Victor what he wants, but also not leave Sally with nothing. And Adam’s plan would allow Sally and Audra to avoid a war. So, Adam proposed he would buy Newman Media from Sally, but he’ll do it secretly and behind Victor’s back. So, that way, Sally will get what Newman Media is worth, and she won’t be losing it for nothing. And Victor will feel like he’s won since he won’t know that Adam paid Sally under the table out of his own pocket.

So, Sally was really shocked that Adam would go behind Victor’s back like this. She always doubts that he will actually stand up to his dad because she’s been there. She’s done that. She has the t-shirt. Sally knows how hard Adam has worked for Victor’s approval and his acceptance. And Sally didn’t have a reason to trust Adam. And also Sally doesn’t want to owe Adam anything.

Young and Restless: Adam’s Choosing Sally Over Victor

So, he told Sally that after everything he’s done, Victor still didn’t give him a spot at Newman Enterprises. Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) is running it and Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) has a job waiting as soon as he’s clean and sober from his addiction. But Adam doesn’t have a seat at the table. And the only way he’ll get one is to stand by and let Victor screw over Sally by stealing the company from her.

And it’s true that Adam and Chelsea would love to have Newman Media back, but not at the cost of destroying Sally. Both Adam and Chelsea are very wary of putting Sally under stress that could cause pregnancy complications or a miscarriage. As for Victor, I honestly think that might be what he actually wants.

Not that he just doesn’t care. He may want this because he knows Sally is carrying Billy’s baby. And Victor hates Billy more than he hates Matt, more than he hates Jack, more than he hates anybody. I think so. Victor might be trying to cause problems so that Billy doesn’t wind up with a child with Sally. I put nothing past Victor. He might even rationalize it that it would be doing Sally a favor so she wouldn’t be tethered for the rest of her life to Billy.

Young and the Restless: Deception and Inevitable Fallout

So, Adam also promised Sally that Victor wouldn’t know about their secret deal. Adam said just him, Chelsea, and Sally would know and presumably her partner Audra as well. And Adam is certain that Victor will not find out. But Sally’s skeptical, understandably.

And while she doesn’t want to owe Adam anything, he told Sally if they do this deal, that has nothing to do with owing him. Adam says he’ll always be indebted to Sally, not the other way around. Adam hates the way things ended between them and between him and Sally because he cheated on her with Chelsea.

And Adam hates that he hurt Sally then and he doesn’t want her hurt by Victor. Now, he’s trying to protect Sally and to make amends, but she thinks it’s inevitable that Victor will find out because he always does. And Sally warned Adam if he goes behind his dad’s back like this, it’ll cause huge fallout between him and Victor. So, Sally wanted to know if Adam is prepared for that. Now, he says he is, but that’s because he really thinks for some insane reason that he can slip this by Victor.

Y&R: Adam Tries to Fool Victor

Young and the Restless spoilers for Thursday have Chelsea and Adam making a power move to impress Victor. So, at that point, Sally might have agreed to take Adam’s bargain because it’s her best option and really her only option since Victor won’t make a deal with her. And then Adam and Chelsea are going to tell Victor, “Okay, we’re going to take the company from her. You don’t have to do it. We’ll do it.”

And even if Victor believes that Adam has snatched Newman Media back from her, that might not be enough for Victor. He may tell Adam he’s still going to destroy Sally anyway as a slap at Billy. And if Victor finds out Sally got a payday from Adam, which seems inevitable, then I think Victor will double down on targeting Sally while also lashing out at Adam. I could see Victor demand that Sally give him the money that Adam paid her for Newman Media.

Young and Restless: Victor’s as Ruthless as They Come

We all know how ruthless and horrible Victor is. And he of course will be ticked off that Adam betrayed him. All the progress he’s made with Victor, you know, where Adam’s now integrated into the family fully and accepted by his siblings and by Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott). All of that could be damaged and tossed aside because Victor would rage at him.

I will say Nick probably would be on Adam’s side. He doesn’t want Sally hurt either. But Victoria, as usual, would be on team daddy. And even if Victor targets Sally anyway, we could see a return to the fun old days when Victor and Adam were at war and were targeting each other because that was high drama.

I also expect we could see Sally having some stress-induced pregnancy complications because of Victor. I think that might bother the other Newmans, including Nikki. But we all know that Victor wouldn’t care if Sally and her baby both died because Victor is horrible. And at this point, he’s pretty much irredeemable and it’s all down to the bad writing.

Young and the Restless: Jill Stops Victor?

However, once Adam’s sneaky plan is discovered by Victor, because I’m sure it will be if he keeps coming for Sally, we could see Jill Abbott (Jess Walton) intervene because that’s her future daughter-in-law who is carrying her grandbaby. And I think that she could actually rein in Victor. You never know. Jill might have all kinds of dirt on Victor.

And of course, Billy won’t be happy that Sally cut a deal with Adam and he won’t trust it. And then when Victor presumably and inevitably comes after Sally anyway, you know, Billy will probably blame Adam, especially if something happens with her pregnancy. Meanwhile, Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) is trying to get the DA to offer Patty Williams (Stacy Haiduk) a deal to flip on Victor.

So, maybe that’ll work out and Christine Williams (Lauralee Bell) will get the goods to arrest Victor before he can wreak more havoc on Sally. So we’ll see. But the bottom line is Adam truly is risking everything for Sally. But at least he’s not doing it behind Chelsea’s back.

CBS is expanding the NCIS universe with its NCIS: New York spinoff — but who makes up the cast?

Legal drama JAG aired on NBC from 1995 to 1996 before making the move to CBS and remaining on the network until 2005. From there, the TV franchise expanded to include spinoffs NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS: New Orleans, NCIS: Hawaiʻi, NCIS: Sydney, NCIS: Origins and NCIS: Tony & Ziva.

LL Cool J’s character, Sam Hanna, was introduced in 2009 during season 6 of NCIS. He went on to become the colead of NCIS: Los Angeles that fall alongside Chris O’Donnell, who played his partner.

After NCIS: Los Angeles ended in 2023 following 14 seasons, LL Cool J moved to NCIS: Hawai’i with a two-episode arc during season 2. The actor was upgraded to a series regular for season 3 in 2024, which ended up being the show’s final season.

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The NCIS family just keeps growing — with eight existing or former shows as of 2025. While many fans might think the naval intelligence-based franchise began with NCIS, that’s not the case. The flagship NCIS show was actually JAG, which debuted on NBC in 1995. Thank You! You have successfully subscribed. Subscribe to newsletters Enter […]

LL Cool J has also appeared on NCIS multiple times after NCIS: Los Angeles ended. He appeared on seasons 20 and 22, most recently having a two-episode arc during season 23 in 2026.

The actor will once again be at the center of his own show, but what about the rest of the cast? Keep scrolling to meet all the new faces:

LL Cool J

LL Cool J reprises the role of Sam Hanna, who is an NCIS senior special agent, ex-Navy SEAL and second-in-command of the Office of Special Projects.

Scott Caan

Caan’s Nick Schaeffer is “a roguish NCIS agent who becomes Hanna’s new partner when he returns to New York,” according to his character description.

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Jennifer Beals

Beals is the female lead on NCIS: New York in the role of Robyn Wells. The director of the NCIS New York field office “leads with her intuition and is widely respected by her team.”

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Jacqueline Byers

Byers’ Addison “Addy” Ross is an NCIS special agent who is “a rock-solid, tough and resourceful agent with something to prove.”

Shane Harper

According to the character description, Harper’s Wyatt Hill is an NCIS special agent who is “fearless, sharp, highly skilled in the field and a hopeless romantic.”

Devin Druid

Druid’s Sean Sullivan is an NCIS tech specialist who “is witty and brilliant but resistant to authority.”

They may be words on a page, but thriller books deliver the same adrenaline rush as your favorite movie or television series. Over the past decade, the genre has continually reinvented itself, pushing beyond familiar formulas to tell stories that are as emotional as they are suspenseful.

Traditionally, a successful thriller was defined by its twists and turns. Today, the best thrillers do more than keep readers guessing about the perpetrator — they also expose the larger systems, institutions, and human flaws that make such crimes possible. Without further ado, here are the 10 greatest thriller books of the past 10 years, ranked.

10

‘The Guest List’ (2020)

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On a remote Irish island, a glamorous wedding becomes a marital nightmare when a storm traps guests with their darkest secrets. As betrayals, hidden pasts, and long-buried resentments come to light, nearly everyone has a reason to want the groom dead. Told through multiple perspectives, The Guest List is a locked-room thriller where death literally does a couple part.

The Guest List explores the hidden horrors lurking beneath the prestige of elite boarding schools. For all their perceived exclusivity, these institutions can become breeding grounds for cruelty when toxic behavior goes unchecked. Set against the pressure-cooker backdrop of a storm-stranded wedding, the novel reveals that some marriages are doomed long before anyone says, “I do.”

9

‘Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone’ (2022)

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Ernest Cunningham’s holiday is cut short in Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone. At a snowbound family reunion in an Australian ski resort, Ernest is forced to confront the one thing every relative shares: each of them has killed someone. Already estranged after testifying against his brother, Ern is pulled into another mystery when a frozen body is discovered outside the lodge.

Giving Knives Out energy, everyone is effectively locked inside a resort that grows increasingly claustrophobic. As the blizzard’s piercing winds batter the walls, it’s only a matter of time before the isolation begins to take its toll. But for these cold-blooded potential murderers, the weather is nothing compared to the buried secrets waiting to surface.

8

‘The Last House on Needless Street’ (2021)

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No amount of therapy can help Dee Walters in The Last House on Needless Street. Eleven years after her younger sister vanished without a trace, Dee becomes convinced that her reclusive neighbor, Ted Bannerman, is responsible. Determined to uncover the truth, she begins stalking him. What started as her personal vendetta spirals into a shocking realization.

Unbeknownst to Dee, Ted is battling dissociative identity disorder born from years of horrific childhood abuse. As he struggles to distinguish reality from the identities that protect him, Dee’s obsession with uncovering the truth about her sister’s disappearance drives her to the darkest parts of herself.

7

‘The Plot’ (2021)

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The plot truly thickens in The Plot. The dead can come alive in more ways than one. Once a promising novelist, Jacob Finch Bonner is now a struggling writing professor haunted by creative failure. When he learns that a former student with a brilliant story idea has died before publishing it, Jacob steals the plot for himself.

As luck would have it, Jacob strikes it big when his stolen story becomes a bestselling novel. But his success is short-lived after he receives anonymous messages accusing him of literary theft. Jacob never imagined that stealing a manuscript would quite literally make him a target of those whose lives inspired the story.

6

‘Wrong Place Wrong Time’ (2022)

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Hell hath no fury like a mother’s grief. In this time-traveling psychological thriller, Wrong Place Wrong Time follows Jen, whose life is torn apart after witnessing her teenage son, Todd, stab a stranger. But instead of waking to the aftermath, she wakes up one day earlier — and then another.

It soon becomes clear that she’s trapped in a time loop, carrying her further and further away from the day of the incident. As Jen tries to figure out what went wrong in the days prior, she discovers new secrets about her family, her marriage, and Todd’s hidden life. Instead of revelations, Jen begins to question her instincts as a mother and whether she ever truly understood what it meant to be one.

5

‘The Chain’ (2019)

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The Chain proves that nobody should underestimate a mother’s love for her child. Divorced mother Rachel Klein is undergoing cancer treatment when she learns that her daughter, Kylie, has been kidnapped by a criminal organization known as the Chain. Faced with every parent’s worst nightmare, Rachel is forced into an impossible choice.

To secure Kylie’s release, Rachel must not only pay a ransom but also kidnap another child, perpetuating the Chain’s horrifying cycle. Forced to betray her own morals, she enlists her brother-in-law to carry out the kidnapping. Little does the Chain realize that Rachel has no intention of playing by its rules forever.

4

‘All the Sinners Bleed’ (2023)

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All the Sinners Bleed begins with an unfortunate, all-too-familiar reality in America: a school shooting. One year into his tenure as the first Black sheriff of Charon County, Virginia, Titus Crown is called to the scene of the crime, in which a beloved teacher is murdered before the teenage gunman is killed by deputies.

As Titus investigates, he learns that the shooting is just a small part of a larger-scale child abuse conspiracy. One member of the group, whom he calls the “Last Wolf,” is still out there hunting Black children. As Titus chases after the killer, he must also face the town’s racist history, all while surrounded by blatant white supremacy.

3

‘The Silent Patient’ (2019)

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The Silent Patient has readers questioning what is real and what is not. Six years after shooting her husband, Gabriel, five times, celebrated painter Alicia Berenson is now confined to a psychiatric facility. Stuck in the Grove, Alicia is infamous across the wards for her silence. No therapist has been able to break it.

Determined to “fix” her, psychotherapist Theo Faber takes on the case. Much of the story, especially Alicia’s side, is told from her personal diary entries, gradually revealing the events leading up to Gabriel’s death. But as the truth begins to surface, Alicia realizes this isn’t the first time she crossed paths with Theo.

2

‘The God of the Woods’ (2024)

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Set in the remote Adirondack Mountains, The God of the Woods follows the influential Van Laar family, whose vast forest estate and summer camp dominate the surrounding working-class community. When 13-year-old Barbara Van Laar disappears from Camp Emerson in 1975, the case reopens old wounds from the unsolved disappearance of her brother, Bear, 14 years earlier.

As an inexperienced female investigator searches the sprawling wilderness for answers, she discovers generations of buried family secrets, class tensions, and abuses of privilege that have long been protected by the Van Laars’ wealth and influence. The God of the Woods eventually makes it clear that the greatest danger isn’t from the forest itself.

1

‘Razorblade Tears’ (2021)

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When their gay sons, Isiah and Derek, are executed by members of the white supremacist biker gang known as the Rare Breed, aging ex-convicts Ike Randolph and Buddy Lee are united by grief despite years of mutual resentment. As local law enforcement fails to deliver justice, the Black and white fathers take matters into their own hands.

Razorblade Tears takes readers across rural Virginia, where Ike and Buddy must confront the homophobia and prejudice that drove them to reject their sons. In the midst of their grief, they’re also driven to protect the loved ones their sons left behind, including their young daughter. A testament to unconditional love, Razorblade Tears shows just how far a parent is willing to go in the face of unimaginable loss.

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November 27, 2019

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Rian Johnson

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Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman

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Ram Bergman

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Bold and the Beautiful saw Eric Forrester‘s (John McCook) shocking interview that turned into an unhinged rant. Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) had to drag Eric away from the microphone. But it was too late. The damage was done. Katie Logan (Heather Tom) and Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) were stunned. But so was Eric’s family.

Meanwhile, Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) is absolutely gleeful because of how many times Eric said Logan because it is free publicity. Let’s talk about the epic fallout coming after Eric’s explosive interview that is going to prove disastrous.

Bold and the Beautiful: Eric’s Explosive Interview Disaster

So, early this week, we saw Forrester launch Eric’s new couture collection, and they did exactly what I expected. It was only a live stream rather than an in-person fashion show with press and influencers there. Ridge and Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) thought it would avoid questions about Katie and Hope and Logan. But then the Forresters decided to let Eric do just one interview, and it was an unmitigated disaster.

The reporter kept prodding Eric about Logan until he got all flustered and he just started going off. He said Katie used to be kind. But now she has stolen Hope from Forrester and Eric ranted that Logan stole Forrester’s thunder. Steffy and Ridge look horrified as he just kept ramping up. Eric said it was thievery and then he blamed Bill. And Eric even called Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) out saying he’s just like his father. He just looked crazy. Eric threw what I think you can only call a temper tantrum.

B&B: Ridge Made a Mistake

What’s funny is on soap social media, I’ve seen a bunch of fans saying that Ridge should have kept Eric in retirement or that it was a mistake for Ridge to bring him back. Because let’s be real, if Eric hadn’t gone to Logan, hadn’t gone to the competition, I don’t think Ridge would have asked his dad back. Of course, Bill’s thrilled by all of this publicity that’s free.

And he said what I mentioned on a recent video that Forrester is making big PR mistakes because they don’t have Katie there taking care of that for them. And the question is, where’s that outside firm that Brooke and Ridge hired to replace her? Because Eric should have gotten some media training. Bill doesn’t care that he was called out. But Will’s bothered.

Bold and Beautiful: Katie’s Devastated

Hope took it in stride. But Katie is really upset. Even when Bill shows her that Eric’s interview is blowing up online, and not in a good way, it’s blowing up in his face. So, let’s talk about the fallout ahead for the Forresters.

So, this week, Bill’s laughing and he’s showing Katie how people are turning Eric into memes. Public sentiment is on Katie’s side. It’s on Logan’s side. And I suspect Ridge and Steffy will be unhappy to see a lot more online memes and negative feedback about Eric’s nasty tirade that honestly was full of lies.

But Katie is still humiliated and tells Bill that he made her sound like a tacky thief. But he tells Katie it is free PR. And I personally think that the memes they came up with could have been done better. They look pretty lame. But the bottom line is that the public is on team Logan and they think Eric has lost it. And I’m sure Ridge isn’t going to want Eric to know he’s being mocked online.

Bold Reputational Damage and Corporate Toxicity

So, I expect Steffy and Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor), they’re going to see they’re getting a lot of negative publicity. People love an underdog and that’s what Eric made Katie into. Plus the idea that she stole Hope is insane. You cannot steal a person like that and make them work at your fashion house. Another thing that I fully expect is that sales are going to be way less than expected. I didn’t think Eric’s designs were all that great. It was monochromatic, old-fashioned, and not in like a cool vintage way, just uninspired.

And I think it was done intentionally that the dresses don’t look as good as what he did for Logan. What’s wild is that it’s the most expensive collection Forrester Creations has ever had, and it’s just blah. Steffy was happy to report that Eric’s name was trending online during the launch. But I think Carter may report post-launch that it is trending for very bad reasons after the interview, and that can affect the reviews and the sales of the line. So, I don’t think Eric’s line is going to do as well as they’re expecting or as well as they need it to.

Bold and Beautiful: The Forresters Lose Everything

Ever since Carter mentioned the steep cost, I’ve had a feeling that it wasn’t going to do well, wouldn’t be as profitable as Forrester needs it to be. And because of that, I think we could at some point see Forrester in financial trouble. Bottom line, because of Eric’s rant and the lackluster designs, this whole thing could wind up as a huge embarrassment for Ridge and Steffy and of course, most of all for Eric.

Another thing that I think we’re going to see is more questions about the toxic culture at Forrester Creations. First of all, Katie left when she felt devalued and then Eric was forcibly retired and so he went and joined Katie. But then he came back after Bill revealed to the entire fashion press that Ridge had fired his own dad on Bold and the Beautiful.

Bold and the Beautiful: Hope Doing Great on her own

Now Hope walked away and she did a phenomenal show at Logan to reveal that Brooke had no idea that she had left to go to Logan. And all of that was sparking so many questions. And then there’s this tirade of Eric and that just iced the cake. I suspect people will ask more about the working conditions at Forrester.

And Carter warned the family that rumors were circulating about their corporate culture. And people may wonder if Eric was dragged back to Forrester and that’s part of why he lost it. I mean, if the Logans can take Hope, then the Forresters can take Eric, right?

I mean, bottom line, if the family can’t do effective damage control, I think their reputation is going to keep on taking hits. And that can affect not just the sales of Eric’s new couture line. But the jewelry line and other lines because Eric was ranting about the jewelry line specifically and the big diamond.

Ironically, they could use a PR guru like Katie about now to clean up this mess and try and make Forrester look less toxic than it is. But I think we all know it is toxic.

B&B Logan’s Momentum and Forrester’s Desperation

So, the next thing I think is we’re going to see Katie, Hope, and Bill and all the Spencers more determined than ever to crush Forrester and make sure Logan thrives. Next week, Hope is getting started on her new collection with Deke Sharpe (Harrison Cone). I’m sure Shauna Fulton (Denise Richards) has been working on new jewelry designs.

Wyatt Spencer (Darin Brooks) is on board to help. He’s done design before. And maybe after Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) kicks Will permanently to the curb this week after he accidentally hits Eric, then Will’s going to stop pouting and actually behave like he’s got a real job and also want to target the Foresters.

And Logan also needs another designer ASAP. But all of this publicity they’re getting might bring some really good designers knocking at their door. I’m still hoping that they might snag Zende Forrester (Delon de Metz). He may decide to get off the sinking ship that is Forrester Creations and he’s been a victim of the toxic culture there. His line was repeatedly shelved and then he got stuck working for R.J. Forrester (Brayan Nicoletti).

Bold and the Beautiful: Forrester Fights Back Hard

And last but not least, I think Forrester is going to be desperate to get a new line out to make Eric’s little disaster part of their past. Kind of like how they were trying to erase his launch at Logan. Now they may be trying to erase Eric’s launch at Forrester from the memories of the fashion press and the public.

So, they might try and use the designs that Thomas Forrester and Zende did for Hope for the Future and they could brand it under Steffy’s name because that would really burn Hope’s buns. And with Hope starting on a new collection, the Forresters might even try and time their next launch to mess up Katie’s launch of Hope at Logan for her second collection. And Ridge made it clear that the war between Forrester Creations and Logan is far from over. But the fallout from Eric’s temper fit is going to be real messy.

Nancy Grace is on the case! Hours after Nolan Xavier Wells‘ funeral, Grace led a ‘Crime Stories’ segment about his disappearance and death. The nearly hour-long segment has since gone viral across social media platforms. While some folks are rejoicing at her highlighting the details of the investigation, others appear to be accusing her of peddling misinformation. Amid that divide, Nancy hopped on social media to clock anyone trolling her interest in Nolan’s case.

RELATED: Police Reportedly Receive July 4 Horn Island Video As Nancy Grace Applies Pressure To Nolan Wells Investigation (WATCH)

What Did Nancy Grace Cover In Her Nolan Wells Segment? 

As mentioned, the ‘Crime Stories’ segment centering Nolan Wells dropped on YouTube on Monday (July 20). In 20 hours, it racked up over 600,000 views, 22,000 likes and more than 9,400 comments. Nancy Grace discussed investigation details shared with the public by either the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, other agencies, Nolan’s parents and their family attorney, Ben Crump.

For 48 minutes, she discussed key topics like the circumstances of his disappearance, questions about the investigation, witness statements, the independent autopsy and expert analysis. Additionally, she interviewed people like Todd Terrell, the president of the United Cajun Navy and Sheryl McCollum, the forensic investigator and founder of Cold Case Investigative Research Institute. She emphasized questions that the investigators should be locked in on. Also, Grace repeatedly highlighted the mystery surrounding Wells’ death and disappearance.

Grace promoted the ‘Crime Stories’ segment about Nolan via X (formerly Twitter) on Monday afternoon. Her 57-second clip has collected nearly half a million views in less than 24 hours and more than 550 retweets. At the time this article was published, there were also 155 replies to the promotional clip.

As mentioned, the responses to her coverage have been divided. Some folks are loving her “on their necks” energy, but others are claiming she’s going IN way too soon and without credible information. In those same X replies, Nancy cleared the air, expressing that it’s worth it to cover Nolan Wells’ case.

Nancy Responds To Social Media Users Calling Her Out

User @SarahIsCensored wrote, “There are no deleted messages. Almost everything that has been said has been a lie. It sucks that you are hopping on this train.” Nancy responded, “I’m not ‘hopping on’ any bandwagon. We discussed the possibility the snaps deleted automatically. Try listening and not whining.” 

I’m not “hopping on” any bandwagon. We discussed the possibility the snaps deleted automatically. Try listening and not whining.

— Nancy Grace (@NancyGrace) July 21, 2026

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Meanwhile, @themightygungi1 added on, “You are absolutely hopping on the train big mouth.” To that Grace replied, “Wow. I haven’t heard ‘big mouth’ in a long time.” 

Additionally, @GailKel94916486 wrote, “Nancy, you are always wrong, so take your race baiting to another state. We don’t need it! These guys were friends and Nolan refused to get back on the boat because he wanted to stay on the island. His phone was not tampered with. Get your facts straight! It was an accident.” Grace responded:

“I hope you’re right. Sorry you don’t feel his death is worth time for investigation. I disagree. Thanks for watching.” 

Another X user (@ElleElvira77) called Nancy Grace a “piece of sh*t,” accused her of spreading misinformation. “Nolan accidentally drowned like people do EVERYDAY! You’re feeding into black supremacist lies! GFY,” the user added. Nancy Grace replied, “I hope it was an accident. No need for name calling.” She told at least four other X users that she too hopes they’re “right” about his death being an accident.

I hope you are right

— Nancy Grace (@NancyGrace) July 21, 2026

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Moreover, she responded to comments about cell reception on Horn Island being the reason Nolan Wells’ device appeared to be missing texts. For example, @demarais7, commented that there weren’t messages “because they didn’t have service in that area and he wasn’t using his phone.” To that Grace replied, “You may be right, but others sent and received messages at the same time from the same place.” When another user (@BKFC_ASC) called her an idiot over her take on the messages, Nancy Grace said, “Sorry you feel investigating Nolan’s death is a waste of your time. I do not.”

And after a separate X user called her a “anti-white, race-baiting freak,” Nancy replied, “Thanks for watching. I’ve been called so much worse!”

Sorry you feel investigating Nolan’s death is a waste of your time. I do not.

— Nancy Grace (@NancyGrace) July 21, 2026

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General Hospital has Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) absolutely horrified this week when Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) reveals that he can speak because that means he can tell anyone and everyone what his wicked wife Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) did to him. So, Nina panics after Drew says to her, “What’s wrong, Nina? Bad news.”

And I suspect based on where Drew and Nina are when he startles her saying that, she might just try and drown him. We’re going to talk about what Nina does and whether Drew survives a drowning attempt.

General Hospital: Drew’s Recovery and Nina’s Desperate Plot

So, we know that Willow and Nina are out of the paralytic they’ve been using to keep Drew locked in, and they are terrified of what he’ll say and what he’ll do once he is mobile. The cops can’t prosecute Willow for shooting him, but they can for causing the stroke and keeping him a prisoner for all these months. And the DA Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor) would love to do that. And Drew can name Nina as her co-conspirator. So, Willow and Nina could be spending mother-daughter bonding time sharing a cell in Pentonville if Drew gets his way.

So, that’s why Nina’s trying to help Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) find the black box. It holds evidence that they can use to blackmail Drew into keeping quiet. And we know Ross Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) swiped the black box from Jack’s office and then he stashed it at Wyndemere and then Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) swiped it from his former home. But he thinks it was Cullum’s box. So, Nina and Jack are searching for it desperately, but they got a little distracted with intimate moments in his room at the Metro Court.

GH Spoilers: Jack Alerts Nina

And summer spoilers say that Jack has a breakthrough and tells Nina, but it may be too late. And another spoiler says Jack gets what he needs from a surprising source, presumably that’s Valentin. Another summer spoiler says that Drew makes a splash. And there’s one more that says Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) and Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) draw the wrong conclusion. And that’s when they learn of a scary incident involving Drew. So, combine all these spoilers with the weekly promo that has Nina with Drew next to the lake at the Quartermaine estate and it’s pretty clear exactly where General Hospital is going this week.

So, this Thursday, according to GH spoilers, Nina gets a wild idea and then Jack gives her bad news on Friday. And if you’re current on GH episodes, you should have seen recast Scout Cain (Kayden Brenna Tokarski), now a teenager, asking Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) if she can swim in the big pond because Scout needs to practice swimming a mile for a charity event. And when Tracy asked her, “Isn’t that dangerous?” Scout reminded Tracy that her dad, Drew, taught her to swim and he’s a Navy Seal.

General Hospital Spoilers: Drew Horrifies Nina

I don’t think that was an incidental mention because of what’s about to happen. Also, Scout asked Tracy, “Can Drew please come to the Q estate and watch her swim?” Even though he’s banned, Tracy agreed to all of it after some hesitation. So, it looks like by Thursday, Nina rolls Drew out to the dock at the Quartermaine estate.

And when she’s parking him, that’s when he speaks to Nina, perhaps after she gets a phone call from Jack saying he doesn’t have anything for her yet. And with Nina getting a wild idea on Thursday, maybe she’s already decided to just tip Drew into the pond.

GH Spoilers: Nina Stages an Accident

But Nina might have second thoughts until Drew speaks to her and then Nina knows, “Oh, whoops. Time is up.” And the spoiler about Drew making a big splash, I suspect, is him going into the pond. And I also suspect that Nina’s going to deliberately leave his wheelchair brake off and have him parked close to the edge.

That way it’ll look like an accident. And once Drew’s in the water, you know, Nina can jump in and act like she’s trying to save him, but he’s heavy and he’s strapped to a wheelchair. And as Scout pointed out, Drew is an excellent swimmer, but he’s strapped to a wheelchair.

Fun fact, in standing water like that versus the ocean, a Navy Seal like Scout’s dad can hold their breath for three to four minutes. They say that five minutes is a myth, but four minutes seems pretty solid for a Navy Seal. And I’m sure Nina set it up so it’d be a roll and a tip. So, if Drew gets a good breath as he’s going in, he could actually survive a while.

General Hospital: Blackmail, Consequences, and Survival

And if you remember when Nina and Willow were talking to Jack Brennan about their options, they were discussing how to handle Drew since they’re pretty much out of paralytic and Jack didn’t have his black box back. He told Nina and Willow that they could always just kill Drew. And Willow got angry and said, “I’m not a killer.” And Jack gave this big eye roll because he knows she put two bullets in Drew’s back. Willow nearly killed her husband before.

But once Nina realizes that time is really up, she’s going to do something drastic. I think she would rather personally risk prison so that she can keep Willow out of it. And I absolutely believe that Nina would kill for Willow. But if Drew just rolls off the dock, Nina might rationalize it as an unfortunate accident, not cold-blooded murder like shooting somebody.

GH Spoilers: Willow in Trouble with Liz

But we also have a spoiler for Friday about Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) challenging Willow. And I wonder if that’s about the two strokes at her house or at that point if Drew’s rescued and brought into the General Hospital ER in bad shape. That could be why Liz is grilling her. I mean, if Nina’s lucky, maybe Drew sucks in enough pond water to be unconscious for a couple of days to buy Brennan more time to search.

And I expect Valentin’s going to cut a deal with Jack and give him the black box. And with the Trina and Kai spoiler, I’m sure they’re going to hear about Drew’s pond accident and they may draw the wrong conclusion that Willow tried to kill him again. However, I think Nina does this when Willow is not even in Port Charles. She’s supposed to be taking a trip to DC this week. They made very specific mentions of all these various things that add up to this scenario.

General Hospital Spoilers: Willow in the Clear

If you remember, Willow asked Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) to go with her because the conference or whatever is about law enforcement, but he turned her down, which was smart. So, Willow might have an incredibly airtight alibi. And I know a lot of fans honestly would like to see Drew go down. If General Hospital killed him off, there would be lots of viewers cheering, but I don’t think there’s a snowball’s chance in heck that he’s going to die. I’m sure it’ll be scary, but I’m certain that Nina’s little murder plot isn’t going to pay off the way that she wants.

I know viewers also want Willow exposed for what she’s done, but I’m not certain that she will be. I do think in the end, Nina and Jack are going to get what they need to blackmail Drew into silence, at least in the short run. Long term, there’s no telling what he might do to Willow and Nina in revenge, even if he can’t out them and have them arrested. Plus, Nina and Jack just got intimate. Even if Nina said it was a one-time only deal, I expect that Jack’s going to keep helping Nina and she may even tell him that she tried to kill Drew and failed. I mean, heck, it was Jack’s idea to begin with, and we know he’s ruthless.

GH Spoilers: Drew Survives Nina’s Murder Attempt

And in the end, obviously, I think we all know Drew is not going to die. He will not drown in the pond. But I don’t think it’ll be for lack of effort on Nina’s part. I do suspect that Drew is rescued, but there may be some kind of trauma. Maybe he’s in a coma for a couple of days. Maybe they put him in a medically induced coma for some reason while he recovers from this near drowning.

That would give Nina and Jack the time they need to get the goods to save Willow’s bacon. We’ll see how it goes, but it looks like Drew is taking an unscheduled swim this week. Hopefully, Nina’s going to wait until Scout is halfway down the lake, you know, closer to that island where she’s going to turn around than a half a mile.

I was looking it up and a wheelchair of that size he’s in for a paralyzed person weighs at least 100 pounds, possibly more. And when you add Cameron Mathison’s muscular physique to that, that would be significant weight holding Drew underwater. But still, I think he’s going to survive. He’s like a cockroach.

Dr. Cheyenne Bryant addressed the controversy about whether or not she holds a doctorate degree by completing a Netflix trend. Bryant clapped back with a video on Instagram on Tuesday, July 21, but it has only fueled more questions about the good doctor.

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Dr. Cheyenne Bryant Claps Back

The doctorate controversy began when the life coach made comments questioning the necessity of licensing. She authored the book ‘Live Your Promise: Escape Your Wilderness, Heal Your Pain, So You Can Manifest the Life You Want’ and claims to be a doctor and a psychology expert.

However, she admitted that she does not have an active clinical therapy license, and she refused to show proof of her doctorate degree. In addition, she told The Breakfast Club that she completed the doctoral program at Argosy University, but the school permanently shut down in 2019, and Dr. Bryant (allegedly) claimed that she could no longer access her records.

Fans dragged Bryant over her use of the word “doctor.” Now, in response, Bryant joined the Netflix trend where people make parody videos of the streamer’s dramatic documentaries.

The author shared a video on Instagram of her putting on her alleged doctoral academic regalia with the caption, “Netflix US Your favorite Doc is ready! 🎥👩🏽‍🎓🤏🏾 #DrCheyenneBryant #Netflix.”

Text over the video read, “When Netflix does a documentary on Dr. Cheyenne Bryant, Episode 1 will ask, ‘Is she really a doctor?’ Episodes 2- 10 will investigate why complete jealous envious haters tried to prove she wasn’t.”

Netflix Trend Video Prompts More Controversy

If Bryant sought to end the drama over whether or not she holds a doctorate degree with her video, she did not succeed. After the video was shared on the TSR Instagram page, the Roomies reacted.

User @drnikkiamcclain wrote, “Notice how no university name is stitched on that regalia!🥴.”

@gottakeepkool_ joked, “Who let her borrow that? 😂.”

@iamhyero noted, “Isn’t the proof the degree? Or am i tripping?”

Dr. Bryant Claimed She Doesn’t Need Proof

During an interview on the FOX5 program ‘The Marissa Mitchell Show,’ Bryant said she doesn’t need to show proof.

“I’ve earned the title, I have multiple degrees and I’m not going to prove anything to anybody and we’re going to leave it just as that,“ she said. “My proof is already in my credentials. My degrees and also more than just my titles, it’s in how effective I’ve been… Standing by it because I earned it, absolutely.”

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day is swinging into theaters next week, and Marvel is hard at work marketing the new film. After hyping fans up with a surprise trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, the studio just dropped a new trailer for their latest Spidey film. While the trailer contains several beats we have seen before from earlier trailers, it’s also filled with major surprises and more than a little bit of nostalgia. Ready to watch the trailer and discover all of the spectacular secrets lurking within? Good news, true believer; all you gotta do is keep scrolling!

New Day, Same As The Old Day

The first thing you’ll notice about the new trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is just how much of the footage in the first half comes from earlier movies. For example, we see some shots of both Peter Parker and Spidey from Homecoming as well as the moment Ned discovers his best friend’s secret identity (and drops that expensive Lego Death Star; man, that’s always painful to watch!). We also get footage from Far From Home, showing how Peter’s relationship with MJ evolved over time. This culminates in footage from No Way Home, where Peter says goodbye to his friend and girlfriend before making the entire world forget who he is. 

This is more than just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it actually sets up the lonelier, more brooding Spider-Man of Brand New Day. The trailer reveals that Peter’s decision to not reintroduce himself to his friends at the end of No Way Home was a lasting one, and that he has basically dedicated his life to being Spider-Man, 24/7. This sets up a clear arc for the new film: our titular hero will discover the importance of being more than a masked vigilante once he opens his heart again to those he loves. It’s good to know that, beyond the fisticuffs, Brand New Day will have an emotional core.

The Fight Of The Millennium Is Here

Of course, if you’re more interested in fisticuffs and high-flying feats, don’t worry: that’s basically the entire back half of the final trailer. We see Spider-Man hearing about a mysterious, telepathic villain that only he can stop because his Spider-Sense somehow protects him from mind mojo. The telepathic threat is played by Sadie Sink, who most fans assume will be playing Jean Grey. One interesting revelation in this Brand New Day trailer is that she is the one controlling Scorpion during their big fight rather than the armor-powered villain operating on his own.

We also see more of Spider-Man’s highly-anticipated fight with the Hulk, including exciting footage of the Avenger smashing Spider-Man into the side of a skyscraper before flinging him away. We also get what is sure to be a fan-favorite new one-liner: during the transformation, Spider-Man gently asks, “Dr. Banner?” To this, the other man replies, “No Banner, only Hulk!” It’s a fun moment and a quotable line, but it also reveals something important: Sink’s character isn’t directly mind-controlling the Hulk. Instead, she seemingly removed the inhibitor to force the transformation and, possibly, coaxed Hulk into getting even angrier than he normally is.

Jean Grey Confirmed?

Aside from the previously seen footage of Spider-Man rescuing MJ from an unknown threat, the rest of the trailer is almost entirely pure action. Good action, too, showing Spidey taking on a small army of ninjas and uppercutting the Hulk. Fortunately, there’s some of the web-head’s traditional levity in here, like when he asks the ninjas if “we can do this one at a time.” Also, at the very end, Ned geeks out about a report that Spider-Man is nearby; at that exact moment, the hero walks into the room with a jaunty, “Oh yeah? No way, that’s crazy!”

Overall, the latest trailer is another winner. Marvel continues to do a great job of advertising Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a movie which will seemingly combine plenty of action with solid storytelling and more than a few surprises. Will one of those surprises be an unexpected team-up with Jean Grey against the movie’s real Big Bad? There’s only one way to find out: Spider-Man: Brand New Day will make a superhero landing in theaters on July 31.

Don’t lose your head, but Tim Burton‘s most horrifying horror movie is galloping on to a new physical media release this fall. One of his most successful collaborations with Johnny Depp, the film is his most straightforward gothic horror tale; and now, it will be contained in a handsome SteelBook.

Sleepy Hollow is coming to a 4K SteelBook on September 22. Loosely adapted from Washington Irving‘s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Sleepy Hollow was penned by Andrew Kevin Walker (Se7en), and featured Oscar-nominated art direction, cinematography, and costume design. Burton crafted the film as an homage to the classic horror movies of Hammer Films, and boasts an impressive cast of character actors in its supporting cast, including Miranda Richardson, Michael Gambon, Ian McDiarmid, Michael Gough, and Hammer’s own Dracula, Christopher Lee. The film was successful with critics and audiences, garnering a 71% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and earning $200 million USD at the box office. The SteelBook also includes a director’s commentary from Tim Burton, the making-of documentary Behind the Legend, and the retrospective featurette Reflections on Sleepy Hollow.

What Is ‘Sleepy Hollow’ About?

Depp stars as Ichabod Crane, a detective with a dark past who’s dispatched to the rural burg of Sleepy Hollow in 1799 to investigate a series of gruesome decapitations. The locals believe the killings are the work of the Headless Horseman, a local legend of a spectral mercenary who was decapitated in the Revolutionary War. Unlike in some tellings of the tale, this Horseman is all too real: he’s an undead Hessian with a mouthful of gnarly teeth, a detachable cranium, and the chilling visage of Christopher Walken. However, there’s an unseen hand controlling the Horseman, and Crane’s head is the next one on their list. Meanwhile, Crane has found romance with local spiritualist Katrina Van Tassel (Christina Ricci), whose family is deeply entangled with the Horseman. Crane is running out of time to solve the mystery, or heads are going to roll…

The Headless Horseman will ride again. Hollow, a new interpretation of the classic tale by Pet Sematary: Bloodlines‘ Lindsey Anderson Beer, is in the works at Sony Pictures; Sydney Sweeney is set to star as Katrina, a woman caught up in a supernatural love triangle.

Sleepy Hollow will be available in a 4K SteelBook on September 22. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

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Release Date

November 19, 1999

Runtime

106 Minutes

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Writers

Andrew Kevin Walker, Kevin Yagher

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