Only two episodes remain in Season 3 of Elsbeth, and the CBS crime procedural is saving one of the best guests for next to last. This week's mystery, titled "Catch and Kill," will put Carrie Preston's fabulously dressed sleuth on the trail of a veteran gossip columnist named Betty Heymouth, who's met all the biggest stars and dealt in their secrets. However, she may have also killed to keep her own dirty laundry under lock and key. Collider can exclusively share a new sneak peek that sees Elsbeth trying to find out as she pays a visit to the writer's home. Making it all the more exciting is that Betty is played by a famous, Emmy-winning television legend who has rubbed elbows with plenty of celebrities herself — Tracey Ullman.

Some movies end with a sequel tease that feels like a promise. Others end with a sequel tease that spends the next two decades staring at fans from a distance and refusing to explain itself. This one very much belongs in the second category. Guy Ritchie’s crime caper arrived with an incredibly good cast, gangsters, stolen paintings, double-crosses, rock stars, Russian billionaires, and enough swagger to power a small London borough. It also closed by telling audiences that the story wasn’t over, and naturally, everyone is still waiting for that sequel, nearly two decades later.

Some couples go on vacation, which works for them. Some couples go to therapy, and that can do the trick, too. Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler? Some might say trouble finds them, but let's be honest, they go looking for trouble, and they tend to find it without much effort. So after years of violence, chaos, and murder up in Montana, they're taking their talents to Texas instead, and as part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview for Summer 2026, we have a fresh look at the series that makes one thing very clear: these two were never going to settle down quietly.

We all love a sci-fi series that takes an ordinary guy and puts him into the most outlandish situation. We love them, because we love a "what if?" and we watch them because we want to see what they can do. And when you get something deep in the realms of science fiction as far back as 1973, you know that's going to get eyes on your show. That's exactly what happened 5 decades ago, and it's happening again now on streaming and digital.

Everybody loves a sleeper hit, a show that quietly builds an audience over time and proves the OGs right. And this series is one of those ones that mixes murder-mystery, Westerns, the supernatural and characters, which is a big part of the reason why it's one of television's most acclaimed dramas and why it's climbing the streaming charts.

Rock band Green Day is heading to the big screen this summer, in a new film inspired by both the height of their fame, and their early days. Nimrodsis the hottest rock comedy of the year, and it weaves in its real-life inspiration with a fictionalized counterpart; they're destined to collide in a hilarious case of mistaken identities. We finally know when the film will hit theaters, and we've got a first look at the film's poster.

Colin Farrell has become one of the biggest stars in the world in the last few years, featuring in some of the most successful movies and TV shows on streaming and in theaters. Back in 2022, Farrell made his feature debut as The Penguin, and his role was so beloved that HBO greenlit an entire spin-off series around the character, which arrived in 2024. The show earned widespread critical acclaim, including nine Emmys, but its future beyond Season 1 is still unclear at this time. Farrell also recently teamed up with Margot Robbie for the romantic fantasy adventure A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, which is now streaming around the world on Netflix. He even earned his first Oscar nomination a few years ago for his performance in The Banshees of Inisherin — it’s safe to say now is the best time to invest in Colin Farrell stock.

Few movie stars are as busy in 2026 as Jon Bernthal, who has already released his first project of the year with Gary. The surprising The Bear prequel episode co-stars Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and it was shadow-dropped on Hulu last week with no promotion — it has unsurprisingly taken over streaming charts since its debut. Bernthal is set to star in a pair of massive blockbusters this summer with The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, both of which co-star Tom Holland. All this already comes after Bernthal starred in one of the biggest Netflix shows of the year, His & Hers, which also featured Tessa Thompson. Fans were disappointed to not see Bernthal return as The Punisher in the second season of Daredevil: Born Again, but fortunately, his return as Frank Castle comes much sooner than you realize.

Prime Video loves a slice of fantasy for us all to obsess over, and it looks like we've just taken to the skies on the back of a dragon and spotted the nest one. After the cancellation of The Wheel of Time, the streamer has had a very obvious fantasy-shaped gap in its lineup, but now, one of the biggest romantasy phenomena of the last few years is officially moving forward as a series, with Michael B. Jordan among the major names helping bring it to screen.

Some holiday movies arrive with twinkly lights, warm cocoa, and gentle lessons about kindness. This one? Robbery, crime, Jack Reacher and The Terminator. So, slightly different vibe. After first turning heads with set photos of a very festive Arnold Schwarzenegger, the upcoming family comedy now has an official release date and a new first-look image, giving audiences a better sense of the chaotic holiday mission ahead.