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Alien is a franchise that has constantly reinvented itself, much like the creator of the series, Ridley Scott. Scott himself first created a claustrophobic haunted house in space with the 1979 original before James Cameron transformed its sequel into an action movie. Then Scott came back and decided to go all philosophical with Prometheus.
Its 2017 follow-up, Alien: Covenant, attempted to bridge those different approaches by combining the mythology of Prometheus and, well, it didn’t really work. But still, nine years after arriving in theaters, Alien: Covenant has found another streaming home on Peacock. The crew of the colony ship Covenant, bound for a remote planet on the far side of the galaxy, discovers what they think is an uncharted paradise, but is actually a dark, dangerous world. When they uncover a threat beyond their imagination, they must attempt a harrowing escape.
The cast is led by Michael Fassbender (X-Men: First Class) as David, the survivor of the doomed Prometheus expedition, as well as fellow synth, Walter, alongside Katherine Waterston (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) as Daniels, Billy Crudup (Almost Famous) as Oram, Danny McBride (Eastbound & Down) as Tennessee, Demián Bichir (The Hateful Eight) as Lope, Carmen Ejogo (Selma) as Karine, Jussie Smollett (Empire) as Ricks, and Callie Hernandez (La La Land) as Upworth.
Commercially, Covenant earned approximately $241 million worldwide which, while hardly disastrous in isolation, represented a substantial decline from Prometheus, which had grossed more than $400 million five years earlier. Plans for Scott to continue David’s story subsequently stalled, although Scott recently stated he wished to take over control of the next Alien film and finish it.
Collider’s review stated that Alien: Covenant has some genuinely strong ideas, but it doesn’t always know what to do with them. Scott seems much more invested in David, the deeply unsettling android played by Fassbender, than in the actual Alien side of the story. As a result, we get a movie that doesn’t know what it is, because there’s not enough Prometheus in it to follow through and be a proper sequel, while the more traditional Alien stuff just feels perfunctory. At its heart, Covenant underlines how difficult it is to separate Alien from the shadow of the original films. Still, it’s undeniably a “Ridley Scott sci-fi movie“, and that alone helps explain why it’s finding fresh attention now, especially after the franchise’s recent momentum with Alien: Romulus and Alien: Earth.
Alien: Covenant is now streaming on Peacock in the United States.
May 19, 2017
123 Minutes
dante harper, John Logan, Jack Paglen, Michael Green
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When Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon’s hairstylist speaks up on a product he loves, we listen. The latest gadget to get Chris McMillan’s stamp of approval? The OO!Brush Detangling Hair Brush, a vibrating hairbrush that detangles, smooths and amplifies shine on all hair types. McMillan recently took to Instagram to share his love of the product: “scalp brushes that stimulate the scalp, that don’t hurt the scalp are very important.”
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After winning Artist of the Year at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards, Gaga thanked Polansky in a sweet shout-out. “Thank you Little Monsters, my fans, for always supporting me and always supporting the monster in me and to my partner in all things, Michael,” she said during her acceptance speech on September 7. “Creating this year with you was a beautiful, beautiful dream, and you have been my partner every step of the way. I dedicate this to you, my love.”
Gaga, who won four awards total that evening, gave a rare glimpse at her relationship with Polansky the following day via an Instagram tribute.
“Dreaming up this album, making the plan, building every vision with you — talking endlessly about what we would create and do for monsters has been an experience I could not have ever imagined,” she captioned the September 8 post, thanking her partner for his help on Mayhem. “I love how much you love my fans and want them to be happy🖤 it fills my heart with happiness how much you love them because we get to love them every day together — you care as much as I do about people feeling seen in the world.”
She gushed, “I’m forever grateful for how much you love and fight for me. You work so so hard with me from dawn till dusk everyday living the music, performances, and plans with your blood sweat and tears — to see it through every step of the way this year I am the luckiest girl alive. I love you endlessly.”
Gaga called Polansky “a true renaissance man,” who has shown her a love she’s “never known” by being a creative partner in life and love. “You are MY artist of the year. And the love of my life,” she concluded.
The Western genre was running on fumes by the 1990s, following a heyday that lasted several decades. That said, the ’90s produced a handful of classics that are remembered to this day. Some of them, like Kevin Costner‘s Dances with Wolves and Clint Eastwood‘s Unforgiven, were both critically and commercially successful. Others, like the troubled Tombstone, did solid business at the box office and developed a cult following in the subsequent years. Even the costly misfire Wyatt Earp, which Costner developed as a rival project to Tombstone, has found an audience at home. One movie, however, remains the undisputed Western cult classic of the 1990s, and now it’s streaming for free in the United States.
The film featured a stacked cast that included Gene Hackman, Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, and a young, pre-Titanic Leonardo DiCaprio. It was directed by the up-and-coming Sam Raimi as his second major studio project following the success of his Evil Dead trilogy and the less successful Darkman. The Western received mixed reviews and fell short of box-office expectations, grossing $47 million worldwide against a reported budget of $35 million. But it eventually found an audience on VHS, DVD, and other home-video platforms.
We’re talking, of course, about The Quick and the Dead. The movie follows a female gunslinger who rides into an Old West town where she participates in a contest that attracts a variety of colorful characters. The movie now holds a 62% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “The Quick and the Dead isn’t quite the draw that its intriguing premise and pedigree suggest, but fans of nontraditional Westerns should have some rootin’ tootin’ fun.” The movie was designed as a revisionist ode to Sergio Leone‘s Dollars Trilogy, and with Stone occupying the number-one spot on the call sheet, she had final say on Raimi being hired to direct. She was also instrumental in the casting of Crowe and DiCaprio. Three decades after its release, the movie has been embraced as an underrated gem by a contemporary audience, and is now streaming for free on Pluto TV. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
February 9, 1995
107 Minutes
Simon Moore
7 Little Johnstons star, Elizabeth Johnston Bolden, is officially a mom of two.
According to Today.com, Elizabeth and her husband, Brice Bolden, welcomed their second child, a baby boy named Coleman Brice Johnston Bolden, on Tuesday, September 8.
“We’re so happy to have Coleman here and to be home together as a family of four,” Elizabeth and Brice told the outlet. “We are so looking forward to watching Leighton and Coleman grow up together.”
The couple, who tied the knot in November 2025, are already parents to daughter Leighton Drew Bolden. Their eldest child will celebrate her third birthday this fall.
The baby’s moniker has special family significance, as he was named after his father and paternal great-grandfather.
Elizabeth’s pregnancy and birth journey comes after she previously opened up about the challenges surrounding childbirth. The reality star has achondroplasia, a common form of dwarfism, and knew ahead of welcoming her first child that she would need to deliver via C-section under general anesthesia.
Brice previously admitted that he was particularly apprenhensive about the procedure.
“He’s more nervous about the C-section than anything else in his entire life,” Elizabeth told Today.com in 2024.
At the time, Elizabeth also laughed when asked whether the couple would consider having another child, explaining that Brice needed some time because “he’s just not ready to go through the C-section part again.”
Elizabeth has also spoken of the challenges of raising a child, particularly when strangers invade her “personal bubble.”
Speaking to Parade in February 2025, Elizabeth opened up about what it was like being a mom with achondroplasia dwarfism and having an average-height child.
“We were just doing a little shopping, really just to get fresh air and get out of the house and take Leighton out of the house,” Elizabeth recalled as she shared a stressful incident that occurred three weeks after welcoming Leighton.
She continued, “And we were just walking out of the parking lot, and somebody just wanted to run up and just come see before even saying, ‘Hey,’ or anything.”
Elizabeth explained that her mother had cautioned her that situations like that might happen once she started a family.
“My mom kind of warned me that since we’re already LPs [little people] in the public eye, when you have your baby in a stroller or a carrier and they’re hidden, it’s definitely the curiosity that gets to people,” she told Parade.
Explaining that she was forced to put boundaries in place, Elizabeth continued, “I did have to be like, ‘No. No, we don’t do that.’”
“That’s just been the most, kind of hard part to deal with,” Elizabeth added, “because just people who just don’t have that respect to like, hey, just come up and ask and not just bombard your personal bubble. That’s been the hardest thing.”
Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 6.
Ted Lasso Season 4 is taking the beloved Apple TV series in a different direction with a focus on the journey of AFC Richmond’s women’s team. While some storylines have carried over from previous seasons, like Keeley (Juno Temple) and Roy’s (Brett Goldstein) on-again, off-again romance, Season 4’s latest episode, “Don’t Jump Around Much Anymore,” shines a spotlight on a different character with a personal connection to the show’s titular character, Jason Sudeikis.
Ted’s ex-wife, Michelle (Andrea Anders), initially becomes an antagonist of sorts, given that her and Ted’s separation and eventual divorce impact Ted’s storyline — but that is never more true than in Season 3, when Michelle’s new boyfriend and former therapist, Dr. Jacob (Mike O’Gorman), is introduced. The unethical nature of their relationship bothered many fans, but Season 4 offers a new perspective on these events, revealing them as more complex than Ted, or the audience, realized.
Ted Lasso has long encouraged characters to see things from someone else’s point of view, but Season 3 only explored one perspective on Michelle and Jacob’s relationship. Ted is convinced Jacob used his position as their couples’ therapist to flirt with Michelle, which ultimately impacted his own view of therapy and created challenges in his dynamic with AFC Richmond’s psychologist, Dr. Sharon Fieldstone (Sarah Niles). Initially, Jacob is painted as the villain, and Michelle doesn’t exactly come off looking great either. However, Ted’s perspective is inherently biased, and Season 4 moves away from his reading of the situation.
In Season 4, Episode 6, Michelle finally tells her side of the story, explaining that she was depressed following their divorce and ran into Jacob after a year of not seeing him. Michelle even admits to Ted that she was the one who initiated a personal relationship between them. This version of the story doesn’t truly rewrite the previous season, but it does show that Ted never had all the facts before rushing to judgment. Ultimately, the episode reveals a more nuanced version of Michelle’s character that the show hadn’t explored until this point, forcing the audience to see her differently and reiterating the importance of second chances and redemption.
Though Ted often argues in favor of forgiveness and compassion, it’s clear that he still carries some resentment about Michelle and Dr. Jacob’s relationship. Ultimately, Season 4’s latest episode gives Michelle a chance to explain her side of the story while showing Ted still has room to grow. For years, he never considered that there was more than what he already knew, but Michelle’s admission forces him to relearn his own lesson about showing others understanding and grace. It’s a quietly important development for Ted’s character, but it also puts Michelle in a better place to grow into a larger role in Season 4, especially now that she and Henry (Grant Feely) have moved to London with Ted.
Ted Lasso is no stranger to showing two sides of the same story, though in Michelle’s case it comes a bit after the fact. The series thrives in complex situations and has developed some of its best characters through similar nuance. In fact, the twist gives her the same treatment as Season 1 afforded Jamie (Phil Dunster) by exploring his relationship with his father — not excusing the situation, but explaining it. Dr. Jacob dating a former patient is still a messy situation, but it isn’t as clear-cut as Season 3 initially made it out to be, and this explanation gives Michelle the potential to become the next character to grow on fans.
Ted Lasso is streaming on Apple TV with new Season 4 episodes releasing on Wednesdays.
August 14, 2020
Apple TV
Declan Lowney, MJ Delaney, Erica Dunton, Matt Lipsey
Although the likes of Tom Holland and Anne Hathaway are stealing the headlines, Jon Bernthal is quietly having the most impressive year of his career. In early 2026, Bernthal starred alongside Tessa Thompson in the surprise Netflix hit His & Hers, which became one of the streamer’s most-watched original shows of all time, with more than 100 million views. Then came a quick string of must-watch performances in some of the biggest shows of the year, starting with a surprise prequel episode ahead of the return of Hulu and Christopher Storer’s The Bear.
Bernthal then starred in Marvel’s Special Presentation, The Punisher: One Last Kill, which was designed to bridge the gap between the series and the upcoming MCU blockbuster Spider-Man: Brand New Day. But before Bernthal’s Frank Castle joined forces with Spidey in the record-breaking box office juggernaut, he partnered with Holland and Zendaya in Christopher Nolan‘s ambitious historical epic The Odyssey, which also featured the aforementioned Hathaway and Matt Damon, among others.
As Bernthal enjoys a well-deserved break with no major screen performances on the immediate horizon, one of his more underrated turns of the past few years is proving a surprise streaming hit. Released in 2025 and headlined by the Oscar-winning Rami Malek, the spy thriller The Amateur features Bernthal as mysterious CIA operative Jackson O’Brien, who is nicknamed “The Bear” in an apparent coincidence, according to director James Hawes. Rachel Brosnahan, Laurence Fishburne, Caitríona Balfe, and Michael Stuhlbarg also star in The Amateur, which is currently ranking as one of the ten most-watched movies on Prime Video in the U.S.
Despite featuring an eye-catching cast, The Amateur failed to impress at the box office, no doubt thanks to being released during a difficult April 2025. Against a reported budget of $60 million, the film only returned $96 million worldwide, split between a domestic haul of $41 million and a further $55 million from overseas markets. The Amateur lasted just two weeks in the domestic top five, losing out in its third week in part thanks to the debut of a newer Bernthal project, The Accountant 2.
The Amateur is a streaming hit on Prime Video. Stay tuned to Collider for more streaming stories.
April 11, 2025
123 minutes
James Hawes
Robert Littell, Gary Spinelli, Ken Nolan
Hutch Parker, Joel B. Michaels, Jonathan Hook, Rami Malek
The big takeaway from The Penguin series was not the titular protagonist, but instead the character’s criminal arch-rival, Sofia Falcone, played by Cristin Milioti. While she has been consistently exceptional, Milioti finally got the praise she deserves thanks to the HBO crime drama. It’s hard to think of a more inspired beginning to one’s career than Milioti, whose second screen credit saw her in a brief role in another HBO crime drama, The Sopranos. MIlioti appeared in an overlooked but remarkable episode, directed by Steve Buscemi, which displayed incredible insight into the show’s thematic fabric.
In the Season 6 episode of The Sopranos, “Mr. & Mrs. John Sacrimoni Request…”, the titular incarcerated New York boss, best known as Johnny Sack (Vincent Curatola), is granted a temporary release from prison to attend his daughter Allegra’s (Caitlin Van Sandt, daughter of series regular Steven Van Zandt) wedding. Sitting alongside Johnny, his wife Ginny (Denise Borino), Allegra, and his son-in-law Eric (Adam Mucci) is his second daughter, Catherine, played by a then-unknown Milioti. She would later appear in two additional episodes, including the harrowing Season 7 episode “Stage 5,” where John’s fight with cancer would meet its tragic end. Milioti’s brief appearance on The Sopranos would come full circle over 15 years later as the co-lead in The Penguin, which clearly draws inspiration from the David Chase organized crime drama.
Milioti only has two lines in “Mr. & Mrs. John Sacrimoni Request…”, but, as with every inconsequential performance in The Sopranos, she leaves an impact. While they visit John in the prison waiting area, Ginny and Allegra talk about their diet, which prompts an already irritated Catherine to yell, “Can we ever talk about anything in this family besides food?!” Honestly, based on the amount of gluttony that occurs in the show, Catherine’s point is valid. The episode was directed by former cast member Steve Buscemi, who previously directed the acclaimed “Pine Barrens.” For any inexperienced actor in her early 20s, starring in The Sopranos would be an overwhelming endeavor. Milioti said to Entertainment Weekly that her stint on the show was “one of many profound, emotional, moving, and meaningful synchronicities” in her life. At the time of her Sopranos role, her family couldn’t afford an HBO subscription when she was cast.
Milioti may have felt like a deer in headlights while filming, as she shared a story with EW about an awkward time when she accidentally ate a prop shrimp during the wedding sequence. Luckily, she found support from Buscemi behind the camera. “He was so incredibly kind to me,” Milioti said in an interview. She expressed gratitude for his warmth and for making her feel protected on set as a young actor who hardly knew where to look on camera. It didn’t matter that she hadn’t seen an episode of The Sopranos — Buscemi made her feel like a series regular.
Not only did “Mr. & Mrs. John Sacrimoni Request…” introduce the world to Cristin Milioti, but it also happens to be one of The Sopranos‘ finest hours in its marvelous sixth season. By the show’s late-period run, David Chase was dead set on stripping away any semblance of nobility in Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini), and in this episode, written by Terence Winter, Tony reveals his deep-seated insecurity to the audience through one shocking display of violence.
Ailing from his gunshot wound, Tony watches his New York counterpart and dramatic foil Johnny Sack commit the worst sin for a mobster: express vulnerability. Overstaying his strict temporary release window, the U.S. marshals escort John and place him in handcuffs in front of the wedding hall as the newlyweds depart for their honeymoon. Embarrassed and ashamed that his daughter’s precious moment was being tarnished, Johnny is ushered out of the wedding in tears, drawing the ire of his underboss, Phil Leotardo (Frank Vincent).
After hearing his colleagues talk about Johnny with such shame and indignation over his tearful exit, Tony, fearing that his crew will see him as weak due to his health, picks a fight with his strapping driver, Perry (Louis Gross), in front of the family. In one of the show’s most scathing indictments on toxic masculinity, Tony beats his driver (one who would be a fool to retaliate against the boss) to a pulp just to validate his credentials as a “tough guy,” because, in the end, vulnerability is a death sentence in the world of organized crime.
1999 – 2007-00-00
HBO
David Chase
Tim Van Patten, John Patterson, Alan Taylor, Jack Bender, Steve Buscemi, Daniel Attias, David Chase, Andy Wolk, Danny Leiner, David Nutter, James Hayman, Lee Tamahori, Lorraine Senna, Matthew Penn, Mike Figgis, Nick Gomez, Peter Bogdanovich, Phil Abraham, Rodrigo García
Michael Imperioli, Jason Cahill, Lawrence Konner, David Flebotte, James Manos, Jr., Salvatore Stabile, Toni Kalem, Mark Saraceni, Nick Santora
The Sopranos is available to watch on Max in the U.S.
A 15-year-old boy spent two days atop a capsized small boat in Alaska’s super cold Bering Sea. Now, he’s a viral headline after holding on until a fishing vessel rescued him this week, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
The teen’s brother and a cousin died sometime after the small boat flipped, according to the rescuers. The group left St. Lawrence Island on Friday and planned to return early Sunday, the Coast Guard said. St. Lawrence Island is a remote Alaskan island that’s closer to Russia than it is to the United States. Officials found the brother and cousin’s bodies after hoisting the teen to safety near St. Lawrence Island.
Coast Guard planes and helicopters began searching for the missing skiff (small boat) on Monday (Sept. 7) morning after family members reported the relatives missing the night before. Authorities did not release the names of the three people involved, including the survivor. The Coast Guard said one of its air crews spotted the boy Monday morning and deployed a raft and supplies before contacting The Northwest Explorer.
The captain of the fishing boat, The Northwest Explorer, said the boy had clung to the small boat for close to three days. “That’s one tough kid,” Adam White told KTUU-TV in Anchorage.
Meanwhile, video of the rescue shows the boy in a bright yellow jacket kneeling atop the overturned skiff. The boat’s crew tosses the boy a line, tugging the skiff closer until they can pull him into a rescue basket.
The boy was experiencing symptoms of hypothermia when he got onto the boat, the Coast Guard said. In response, the fishing boat crew warmed him with blankets and hot packs, its captain said.
“Through the teeth chattering, he had mentioned that his brother was still under the skiff,” White said. “And then he said that, in the previous night, before our rescue, that his cousin had slipped away.”
Associated Press contributed to this report via AP Newsroom.
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A school principal in West Virginia has been accused of setting up cameras in multiple girls’ locker rooms and watching the victims undress on a livestream, according to a new lawsuit.
One week after he was arrested and charged for the alleged crimes, Eric James is being sued by 11 students at multiple schools. James, 53, has been accused of installing four hidden cameras in locker rooms and changing areas while he worked as the principal at Brooke High School in Wellsburg, in the state’s Northern Panhandle, per a criminal complaint viewed by the Daily Mail.
James was booked on charges including intentionally intercepting electronic communications (wiretapping statute violation) and breaking and entering a non-residence, according to the Brooke County Sheriff’s Office.
A class action lawsuit was filed last week on behalf of eight students, while additional three students filed civil complaints against him over several allegations made against him.
One student, who played on the soccer team at another school James worked at, claimed that he “would wait for her at the locker room door, let her in, and then disappear,” per the complaint. She said she believed James was “disappearing to go view the live camera footage” while she changed.
Another student who attended John Marshall High School in Glen Dale, West Virginia, said she used the changing rooms at Brooke High School during an away day.
“Upon information and belief, Eric James would view the live camera footage while [the girl] was in the locker room,” the complaint said.
The allegations continued with another Brooke High student claiming that she “reasonably believes” James captured her on one of the alleged secret cameras while she was changing at the school.
One of the complaints noted that students “made reports or complaints concerning James’s conduct” while he worked as a gym teacher at Cameron High in Cameron, West Virginia, between 2000 and 2018.
All three civil lawsuits and the class action lawsuit against James have asked for monetary damages to be determined by a jury, per the outlet.
“The resulting invasion of the bodily privacy of Plaintiffs and other students was not momentary. Every day that the devices remained concealed and operational exposed children to additional secret observation and recording,” the class action lawsuit read.
James was suspended from his job earlier in September and remains in custody at Northern Regional Jail. He is being held on a $100,000 bond with an upcoming court appearance scheduled to take place on Wednesday, September 16.
He has not yet entered a plea, according to court records, and the criminal investigation into his case continues. An attorney for James was not immediately available to contact for a comment on the arrest or the lawsuits.
Parents, teachers, and guardians interested in learning more about protecting children from exploitation can find useful tools and information at Know2Protect.
Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s 15-year-old son, Kroy “KJ” Biermann Jr., was granted bond, Us can confirm.
A judge granted KJ bail and set it at $200,000, on Friday, September 11, per court documents obtained by Us. Per the order, KJ will be subject to pretrial supervision ahead of his arraignment.
KJ was arrested in Alpharetta, Georgia, last month for aggravated sexual assault and aggravated sodomy after an alleged incident with an unidentified minor victim at a public gym earlier this year. KJ, who has maintained his innocence, was remanded to Atlanta’s Regional Youth Detention Center ahead of Friday’s hearing.
After posting bail, KJ will be required to wear an electronic ankle monitor under 24-hour house arrest.
“You will wear an electronic monitoring device at all times and keep that device charged,” the court docs read. “The conditions of your monitoring include a 24-hour curfew with the exception of medical, and court appearances.”
Under the judge’s ruling, KJ will live at Zolciak’s house, with the judge strictly barring any other children 16 years old and under — including his own siblings — from staying at the home or visiting. (In addition to KJ, Zolciak, 48, and estranged husband Kroy, 41, are parents of son Kash, 14, and twins Kaia and Kane, both 12. Kroy also adopted Zolciak’s eldest daughters from a previous relationship: Brielle, 29, and Ariana, 24.)
KJ’s bond conditions further require the teenager to attend high school classes virtually and bar him from posting on social media and using a cell phone.
“You will ‘stay off’ social media. Internet use will be for school purposes and for counseling purposes, only,” the order stipulated. “You will not have use of a cell phone. You will turn over your passport to your attorney prior to your release from custody. Defense Counsel must certify, in a filing with the court, that this has, in fact, been done.”
KJ also cannot have any “direct or indirect contact” with his alleged victim, their family or close associates.
KJ has not yet entered a plea regarding the accusations. He was also indicted earlier this month for aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, aggravated sodomy, false imprisonment and three counts of sexual battery against a child under the age of 16. (The teenager has not been arrested for the remaining charges in the indictment.)
KJ’s attorney later filed a motion to transfer the proceedings to juvenile court, which would prevent his client from being tried as an adult.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).
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