Prime Video/Amazon’s The Terminal List, which adapts ex-Navy SEAL Jack Carr’s same-named novel, landed on streaming in summer 2022. The conspiracy-thriller show helped pave the way for the current espionage-fueled streaming trend, but a second season has been relatively slow in coming. That’ll happen after twin Hollywood strikes and amid Chris Pratt’s schedule being full of lasagna and retro-futuristic Netflix movies. He’s one of the busier actors in Hollywood, after all.

If there’s any consolation, Pratt will also reprise his role as James Reece in the upcoming Dark Wolf spin off that will focus on the backstory of Taylor Kitsch’s character, Ben Edwards. Still, it feels like curiosity is only natural for the second season is coming for the flagship show.

Does The Terminal List Season 2 Have A Release Date Yet?

Not yet. However, a Canadian film industry tracking site, Ontario Creates, reports that filming will begin on May 20th and run through August in Toronto. This virtually guarantees that the probable release window would be 2026. So, we are much more likely to see Dark Wolf surface first since Jack Carr revealed that the prequel series did wrap filming in fall 2024.

Nonetheless, The Terminal List will eventually return, and Carr’s True Believer novel brings the following description, which is cut short to avoid spoilers:

When a bomb goes off during a holiday fair in London, the body count is horrific and the nation’s market goes into a tailspin. This, it turns out, is just the beginning of a series of coordinated and murderous attacks against the whole of the Western world. As the scope of the mayhem grows ever wider, pulling in country after country, the United States goes on the offensive. Who is pulling the strings? What is their motive? And most important of all, how can the attacks be stopped before bloodshed and economic free fall bring America and her allies to their knees?

The Terminal List‘s first current season is streaming on Amazon and also stars J.D. Pardo (who will return for the second season) along with a vast ensemble cast that includes Riley Keough, Drew Starkey, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Jared Shaw, Constance Wu, Sean Gunn, Stephen Bishop, Arturo Castro, Jai Courtney, and Patrick Schwarzenegger. Boom.

Family Guy season 23 recently premiered on Fox. Season 23! This, from a show that was canceled twice. The only reason Family Guy nearly reaching two-dozen seasons is not a bigger deal is because fellow animated programs The Simpsons and South Park are in seasons 36 and 26 (soon-to-be 27), respectively. (Bob’s Burgers, at “only” 15 seasons, has catching up to do.)

It’s a remarkable achievement from the Seth MacFarlane-created series, which is now overseen by showrunners Alec Sulkin and Richard Appel, but The Simpsons, South Park, and Bob’s Burgers are ahead of Family Guy in another respect: a theatrically-released film. Could that eventually change?

Here’s everything about the potential Family Guy movie.

Plot

South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut came out during season 3 of South Park. The Simpsons Movie was released between seasons 18 and 19 of The Simpsons. The Bob’s Burgers Movie: ahead of season 13 of Bob’s Burgers.

So, why hasn’t there been a Family Guy movie?

(Before you yell at me like Joe screaming at Peter: the 2005 direct-to-DVD Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, which is basically three episodes stitched together, wasn’t released in theaters; unless there’s an awkward red carpet premiere with humans in character costumes, it’s not a real movie.)

In April 2024, Seth MacFarlane said that he’s known what a Family Guy movie will be “for the past 15 years” (that would place it around season 8), but “I just haven’t had the time to get to it.” He didn’t reveal any details about the plot, but The Wall Street Journal previously reported that the film “would mix animation with live action.” It’s unknown if that’s still true.

There have been other rumblings of a Family Guy movie over the years, dating as far back as 2007:

“We have been trying to figure out how to do that and the series at the same time without the series suffering,” MacFarlane said about a potential Family Guy feature, adding that this is a challenge that also caused the Simpsons film to come about so late… MacFarlane also would like to find a small story about the Griffin family that can be explored in a feature-length film. “I don’t want to do: the Griffins must save the world,” he said.

During a San Diego Comic-Con panel, co-showrunner Alec Sulkin said, “There are no specific plans for a movie right now, but it is something that’s on Seth’s mind. If I were a gambling man, I’d say within the next five years, probably there’ll be something.” That was in 2016, nine years ago.

Cast

With all due respect to Lacey Chabert, the Family Guy cast has been mostly unchanged for the entirety of the show’s run: Seth MacFarlane as Peter, Brian, Stewie, and Quagmire, among many others; Alex Borstein as Lois; Seth Green as Chris; Mila Kunis as Meg; Arif Zahir (replacing Mike Henry) as Cleveland; and Patrick Warburton as Joe. RIP Adam West.

Release Date

It’s going to be awhile, if it happens at all. Luckily, you can watch new episodes of Family Guy on Sunday nights on Fox.

Trailer

Please enjoy a wholesome moment in Family Guy history.

This month’s TV is making like March’s reputation and coming in like a jungle cat and out like one, too, as revealed by the below list of shows. Sure, you might still be slightly occupied by last month’s karate, cannibals, and bone crunching, but more bingewatching will be an option to ride out the winter weather.

Here are the must-see shows for March 2025.

Daredevil: Born Again: Season 1 (Disney+ series 3/4)

Following Matt Murdock’s cameo in last year’s Echo miniseries, Hornhead becomes the first of Marvel’s The Defenders to surface in his own series on Disney+. Then again, he will not be alone, and the viewers will reap the benefit of not only Daredevil but his frenemies, too. That includes Charlie Cox’s Murdock sitting down with Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin for intellectual dueling, and Jon Bernthal’s The Punisher will be back to spread some mayhem, too. Producers have promised that this will be the most violent original series on this streaming service thus far, and we will presumably find out more about Murdock’s vigilante absence.

Power Book III: Raising Kanan: Season 4 (Starz series 3/7)

50 Cent’s TV universe will pile on more drama after Kanan rose in the New York drug trade, and now, the series will highlight the tension that results from sliding out from his mother’s shadow. The season synopsis stresses that it might not be possible to wipe slates clean, and “Amidst the chaos, the Thomas family faces a truth that can no longer be denied: You are who you are. Although you may be capable of change, the fundamentals remain the same, and sooner or later, you will be forced to confront the inescapable reality of your inherent nature.”

The Righteous Gemstones : Season 4 (HBO series 3/9)

Eastbound & Down co-creator Danny McBride’s hit religious satire brings the evangelical misfits back for one last round of grifting. Expect to see plenty of Walton Goggins’ Baby Billy and, ideally, an equal amount of Edi Patterson’s Judy with the rest of the extended family back and this ensemble cast being everything. They include John Goodman, McBride, Adam DeVine, Skyler Gisondo, Cassidy Freeman, and more. One of the better parts of this show is how these actors are enjoying themselves so much that their exuberance is palpable. Whether there are monster trucks or clogging sessions involved, this trainwreck is too much fun for everybody involved.

Dark Winds: Season 3 (AMC series 3/9)

Author Tony Hillerman’s Navaho Nation law enforcement officers, Leaphorn (Zach McClarnon) and Chee (Kiowa Gordo), are about to take on the supernatural terrors of The Sinister Pig novel. There will be no rest for the weary here, and the season “follows Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee as they investigate the disappearance of two boys, with only an abandoned bicycle and blood-stained patch of ground left in their wake. Meanwhile, Sergeant Bernadette Manuelito [Jessica Matten] attempts to settle into her new life … but stumbles across a conspiracy involving human and drug smuggling with far-reaching implications.” Three seasons in, and this show remains one of the best crime dramas on TV right now.

Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney (Netflix series 3/12)

After the success of John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s In L.A., the comedic genius returns to this streaming service for 12 weeks of a variety talk show, for which Mulaney is claiming to have no plan. Officially, Netflix calls the series “spontaneous,” and Mulaney is gleefully running with that description by adding, “We will be live globally with no delay.” Even better: “We will never be relevant. We will never be your source for news. We will always be reckless. Netflix will always provide us with data that we will ignore.”

The Wheel Of Time: Season 3 (Prime Video/Amazon series 3/13)

The fantasy spotlight continues at this streaming service (in addition to Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power) with this Rosamund Pike-starring series adapting Robert Jordan’s novels. This season will follows Pike’s Moiraine and Josha Stradowski’s Rand al’Thor on their quest to find the Dragon Reborn’s true fate. This involves traveling to Aiel Waste amid the corrupted power of Rand. In the process, they must evade the Forsaken amid intensifying danger against the light and the threat of the Dragon turning Dark.

Dope Thief: Season 1 (Apple TV+ series 3/14)

Dennis Tafoya’s same-named noir-crime novel will come to life as two petty criminals (Bryan Tyree Henry, Wagner Moura) find that their small-scale grift (as DEA-agent impostors) has led them into the heart of a massive narcotics corridor. Their game will change, obviously, and not only are they on the run, but knocking on the wrong door has placed the duo’s loved ones in danger, too. Dope Thief co-stars include Nesta Cooper, Marin Ireland, Kate Mulgrew, and Ving Rhames.

The Residence: Season 1 (Netflix series 3/20)

With Rian Johnson’s Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery still in the works, the whodunnit show must go on. This comedy series heads to the White House, where a murder investigation places all state dinner guests and staffers under suspicion. Paul William Davies (For The People) created this series that stars Uzo Aduba, Giancarlo Esposito, and Randall Park.

Happy Face: Limited Series (Paramount+ series 3/20)

Dennis Quaid stars as a serial murderer who received his nickname by signing his notes with a happy face. The series finds inspiration in an iHeartPodcasts production that chronicled Melissa Moore’s mid 1990s experience of learning about and reckoning with her father’s “brutal crimes, and the cat and mouse game he played with detectives and the media. But it’s also the story of the horrific legacy he gifted his children.” The show will also be based upon Moore’s Shattered Silence autobiography, co-written by M. Bridget Cook, and Annaleigh Ashford is onboard as Moore.

(The below trailer is NSFW.)

The Studio: Season 1 (Apple TV+ series 3/26)

Seth Rogen returns to Apple TV+ in between Platonic seasons to portray a studio head who insists that the zombie diarrhea shot must stay. That refers to the above fake trailer for a movie inside this series, in which Rogen’s movie chief is attempting to keep loving movies without also ruining them. Fellow harried characters will be portrayed by Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz, Chase Sui Wonders, Rebecca Hall, Olivia Wilde, Catherine O’Hara, and Brian Cranston. Fake trailer stars include Johnny Knoxville and Josh Hutcherson leaning right into the absurdity of the business.

The video for “Tommy,” from 17-year-old Richmond artist Nettspend, is all lights and nerves, a blaring, buzzing distillation of the rebellious, chaotic vibe Gen Alpha has synthesized from years of “unprecedented times” and unmonitored internet access (Skibidi Toilet, anyone?).

“Tommy” appears on Nettspend’s debut mixtape, Bad Ass F*cking Kid, which dropped just ahead of Christmas last year and has secured the Virginian rabble-rouser a fair amount of buzz from the publications that cover this sort of thing. He’s also got co-signs from the likes of Kenny Beats and Cole Bennett.

Nettspend is currently on his Invert Tour, criss-crossing the US. You can check out the tour dates below.

03/14 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox
03/16 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rolling Loud (SoCal)
03/19 – Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory Santa Ana
03/20 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory North Park
03/21 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
03/24 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
03/25 – Dallas, TX @ Studio at the Factory
03/27 – Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theatre – Minneapolis
03/30 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
03/31 – Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall
04/02 – Boston, MA @ Big Night Live
04/03 – Huntington, NY @ The Paramount
04/05 – Hartford, CT @ Webster Theatre
04/06 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
04/08 – Montclair, NJ @ Wellmont Theatre
04/09 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground Charlotte
04/11 – Orlando, FL @ The Beacham
04/12 – Tampa, FL @ The Ritz Ybor
04/16 – Norfolk, VA @ The NorVA

Have you ever had an insatiable craving for a Taco Bell Crunchwrap but don’t want to actually deal with eating the whole thing? It wouldn’t come as a surprise, as Crunchwraps are pretty huge, though we’re sure many people have tried to have just “a bite or two,” and ended up eating the whole thing. Still, the desire for a small Crunchwrap is definitely there, which is why we’re pretty psyched that Taco Bell is now offering us just that.

The Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Slider — which is now available at all Taco Bell locations nationwide for a limited time — is a smaller, palm-sized take on the classic dish. But Taco Bell didn’t just shrink down the dish and call it a day, it’s being paired alongside the brand new Green Chili Queso.

Generally, fast food restaurants don’t have the best track record when it comes to queso (see Chipotle), so while we’re excited about the Crunchwrap slider, consider us cautiously optimistic about the queso. Still, we’re glad Taco Bell put in a little effort to make this dish seem truly new. So is it any good? We found out so that you don’t have to waste your money.

Here are our thoughts on the Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Slider.

Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders

Thoughts & Tasting Notes:

If you’re looking at this palm-sized Crunchwrap thinking “that looks too small,” we’re with you on that. These Crunchwrap sliders are tiny, maybe as small as 1/8 the size of a normal Crunchwrap. They’re so small that it’s almost comical.

Luckily, each order will get you two sliders, which sort of remedies the size issue, but just barely. You might leave this dish feeling hungry still, and that’s a problem.

We opened one up and found what was essentially a Mission Tortilla Round topped with a few pieces of steak, hot and tangy chipotle sauce, pico de gallo, and cheddar chese, all wrapped up in likely the same tortilla Taco Bell uses for its soft tacos. All the ingredients are pretty standard Taco Bell staples. The beef has a nice flavor, but is a bit chewy, but there is so little actual meat contained in this thing, that I never found it distracting or off-putting, like I do with a full serving (ground beef for the win).

Since nothing about the build of this Crunchwrap is new, aside from the small size, you might be asking yourself, what the hell is the point of this dish? It’s the queso.

Having a Crunchwrap in this form factor allows us to do something we haven’t been able to do with a Crunchwrap before — dip it. The queso is very cheesy and salty, with a sharp white cheddar and creamy Monterey Jack — possibly mozzarella — flavor. We don’t know that those are the cheeses Taco Bell uses, but it certainly tastes like it.

I was a bit surprised just how runny the cheese was. It has a sort of watery texture to it, rather than the thick, luxurious, and fatty consistency you want from a good queso. Still, the infusion of mild green chiles blended in this queso gives it a nice mild heat and a slightly vegetal vibe. It works quite well to elevate and accentuate the stock flavors of the Crunchwrap, so much so that I have a hard time imagining going back to a regular-sized Crunchwrap without the dip.

Overall, while I wish this dish were a bit bigger, I can’t say it wasn’t thoroughly enjoyable, and due to its small size, you can now pair this dish with another one of your Taco Bell favorites. You’ll never have to choose between a Crunchwrap or a few tacos, or a burrito again!

The Bottom Line:

The Steak & Queso Crunchwrap takes classic Taco Bell flavors, and elevates them by way of a new form factor that makes it easily dippable. It’s not as indulgent as a Classic Crunchwrap, but the queso helps this small snack comes across like a real treat.

Canadian singer Aqyila didn’t have to wait until her debut album to earn the recognition she deserved. In 2022, she was nominated for Contemporary R&B/Soul Recording Of The Year at that year’s Juno Awards. In 2024, she was nominated again in the same category thanks to her For The Better EP. Her first win would come that year at the same award show, but in a different category, as she won the award for Traditional R&B/Soul Recording Of The Year with “Hello.” This impressive start for Aqyila is set to continue with the impending release of her debut album Falling Into Place.

Out on March 28, Falling Into Place marks a huge milestone for Aqyila. “This debut album is the culmination of years of hard work, growth, and learning,” she said in a press release. “All the pieces finally feel like they’re coming together, and I can’t wait to share it with the world.” The album’s official announcement arrives with her new single, “Wolf.” The record deviates from her R&B sound and opts for a brighter pop sound that soundtracks the triumphant breakthrough she describes on the track. Aqyila takes a swipe at an old parter who “cried wolf” one too many times, singing that “you and truth are incompatible,” as she walks out the door.

“Wolf” joins the vibrant “Focus” and “Bloom” as singles from Falling Into Place with both being impressive records that showcase Aqyila’s undeniable strengths as a songwriter as well as her crisp vision as an advocate for the purest romance life can offer.

With “Wolf” out now and Falling Into Place on the way, we placed Aqyila under the Uproxx Music 20 spotlight to learn more about her influences, inspirations, and aspirations. Scroll down to discover the best of Aqyila.

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What is your earliest memory of music?

My earliest memory has to be my fifth-grade talent show. I wrote and performed my first song — dedicated to my mom — which she loved of course.

Who or what inspired you to take music seriously?

Myself! I’ve always loved music & during the pandemic I decided to take a leap of faith & full throttle into this world of music with the label. I’m so glad I decided to bet on myself.

Do you know how to play an instrument? If so, which one? If not, which instrument do you want to learn how to play?

In high school, I used to take part in band class. I was assigned the trumpet & ended up being good at it. Some days I think about buying one and learning it again.

What was your first job?

My first job was at a vacuum store. I keep in touch with my first boss ’till this day. It was such a random first job, but I loved it.

What is your most prized possession?

I don’t have a prized possession, but I would just say my peace overall is most important to me. And I love curating my home space.

What is your biggest fear?

It used to be being swallowed by my old couch or that plants randomly attack me haha.

Who is on your music Mt. Rushmore?

Whitney Houston, Jhené Aiko, Fantasia, and Tamia.

You get 24 hours to yourself to do anything you want, with unlimited resources: What are you doing? And spare no details!

Ouu… I would do another group trip to Tulum, go RV’ing, zip-lining, and eat good food. I stayed there for a week for vacation and it was so much fun.

What are your three most used emojis?

,, and .

What’s a feature you need to secure before you die?

I don’t think I have one.

If you could appear in a future season of a current TV show, which one would it be and why?

Ouu, I can’t think of a TV show, but for movies, it’s on my bucket list to appear in a Transformers movie. I’m a huge action/adventure fan.

Which celebrity do you admire or respect for their personality and why?

I love Rihanna’s energy, she most definitely commands a room and she’s also a Caribbean girl too, which we have in common.

Share your opinion on something no one could ever change your mind about.

Brown Sugar Boba is the best bubble tea drink haha.

What is the best song you’ve ever heard in your life and what do you love about it?

The best song I’ve ever heard from top to bottom has to be “W.A.Y.S” by Jhené Aiko.

What’s your favorite city in the world to perform, and what’s a city you’re excited to perform in for the first time?

My favorite city to perform in has to be my hometown, Toronto. Haha, biased I know. I did my first headlining show that sold out here and the turnout was amazing. Live band, people singing back my music and buying my posters. I’m currently on tour with Pink Sweats & I’m looking forward to going to all the dates. I have only been to Los Angeles & Atlanta and I’m excited for the food on the road.

You are throwing a music festival. Give us the dream lineup of 5 artists that will perform with you and the location where it would be held.

My dream lineup would include: Masego, FLO, Jazmine Sullivan, Mahalia, and Jhene Aiko.

What would you be doing now if it weren’t for music?

If I wasn’t doing music, I feel I would’ve pursued the idea of being a makeup artist or car technician.

If you could see five years into the future or go five years into the past, which one would you pick and why?

I would love to see five years into the future. Want to know if I’ve made it by then to do a headline show at Coachella haha.

What’s one piece of advice you’d go back in time to give to your 18-year-old self?

I would just tell her to always keep going! It really is my passion for music as to why I sing and create it. The path to this was never linear but it was the best surprise I’ve received in this life.

It’s 2050. The world hasn’t ended, and people are still listening to your music. How would you like it to be remembered?

As someone that made music that connected with people. Hopefully, my music helped them through their hard times and their good times.

Falling Into Place is out 3/28 via Sony Music Entertainment Canada. Find out more information here.

The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from IDK, Reason, and TiaCorine.

The avalanche of new releases in hip-hop continued this week, albeit at a slightly slower rate than in the week past. That “slightly” is doing a lot of lifting here.

This week, we got new releases from the likes of Little Simz, who kicked off the rollout of her upcoming album Lotus with “Flood.”

Luh Tyler started his 2025 campaign with the patriotic “Florida Boy.”

BigXthaPlug’s “2AM” showed his storytelling ability.

And Big Sean closed out Black History Month with “Head To The Sky.”

Here is the best of hip-hop this week ending February 28, 2025.

Albums/EPs/Mixtapes

Big Hit — Free Big Hit

Father of veteran hip-hop producer Hit-Boy, Big Hit’s one of those rap rarities: a rapper whose career took off well into middle age. A big part of that stems from his (most recent) bid in federal prison, which ended in 2023. Since then, he’s hit the ground running, releasing at a fairly steady pace through his son’s independent label. Maybe it’s owing to his time inside, but his work is a throwback to an earlier era in LA rap, with a focus on hard-bitten, street saturated gangsta rap.

Boldy James & Chuck Strangers — Token Of Appreciation

While Brooklyn beatmaker Chuck Strangers provides soulful, sample-driven production, Boldy James does what Boldy James does best — rapping deftly about the Motor City hustle with an even, unrushed pace, and laconic cool that very few artists can match.

IDK — Bravado Intimo (Continued)

The DMV rapper’s fifth studio album gets a big update, adding seven new tracks and a whole heap of wieldy, wily raps like the ones on “Mario Coins.” The new tracks also bring in a few of IDK’s fellow slick spitters, including Denzel Curry and Joey Badass.

Jim Jones — At The Church Steps

If you’d told me in 2005 that the sole remaining member of The Diplomats to still be releasing music on a regular basis would be Jim Jones — and that it’d be at least equal in quality, if not impact, to Dip Set’s peak output — I’d have bet I could sell you the Apollo Theater. But hey, life is a wondrous thing.

Reason — I Love You Again

A couple of weeks ago, I interviewed my buddy Reason about his first independent release since leaving Top Dawg Entertainment. “I was so serious about it where I was like, ‘I just won’t make music anymore,’” he admitted. I Love You Again offers plenty of reason to be grateful he didn’t.

Singles/Videos

Babyfxce E — “PTP (Remix)” Feat. Monaleo

I haven’t been terribly impressed with Babyfxce E’s output yet (I’m sure he’s great, his stuff just isn’t for me), but his decision to link up with Monaleo for this remix turns out to be a wise one. She’s the highlight of any and everything she touches and if there’s any sense in the world, she’ll be on the way to a big hit by the end of this year.

Amanda Reifer — “RUDUMB?”

Remember when Pharrell teamed up with Rihanna to produce “Lemon,” the Bajan singer’s grand entrée to a serious rap persona? Well, he’s at it again (with another Bajan, no less), Amanda Reifer. The second time is equally effective as the first, and hopefully gives Reifer some much-deserved attention.

Haviah Mighty — “Pursuit Remix” Feat. Poiison

While from the outside looking in, it might appear that the Toronto hip-hop scene is in shambles, fortunately for The 6, Haviah Mighty is here to hold it down. She’s a sharp rapper and singer, and while her guest Poiison could benefit from some polish, Haviah anchors the track well.

Ray Vaughn — “Cemetery Lanterns”

TDE’s Long Beach rapper continues to drop vivid narrative and uncomfortably familiar explanations of South LA gangland politics. Questioning the honor code supposedly inherent to affiliation, Vaughn paints a layered examination of an all-too-common circumstance.

TiaCorine — “Ate”

The North Carolina native tries something new on her latest, and something about it really works. There’s a bit of a Jersey club flair, but not in a way that suggests that she’s chasing a sound that, frankly, is reaching the end of its shelf life. If it is, this isn’t the worst way for it to go.

Yellowstone is technically over after five seasons after killing off Kevin Costner’s John Dutton, but there’s much more to come over the overall franchise. The Madison will be somehow related to the family saga with Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler’s spin off to come in the future. First, however, 1923 will complete Jacob and Cara’s battles to maintain ownership of the ranch with a second season that will wrap up in April. Last week’s season premiere fired up the rodeo, and now, it’s nearly time for the second episode.

When Does Taylor Sheridan’s 1923 Season 2 Episode 2 Come Out?

This week’s addition, titled “The Rapist Is Winter,” will stream on Sunday, March 2 at 12:00am EST via Paramount Plus.

The following promises struggles on multiple fronts: “Things get contentious at the courthouse; Spencer stays in Galveston longer than he desires; Mother Nature makes her presence known.”

TV Line has an exclusive peek in which Timothy Dalton’s consistently awful baddie, Donald Whitfield, smirks over a loss suffered by Jerome Flynn’s Banner Creighton. Meanwhile, Helen Mirren has reflected on the overall themes of this season during a CBS interview:

“It’s kind of the American ‘War and Peace.’ It’s kind of looking at the big movement of history in America, hopefully with honesty and truth, and not shying away from the incredible racism, the violence, the brutality, the courage.”

1923 is streaming on Paramount Plus.

BigXthaPlug isn’t letting his recent arrest for marijuana possession slow down his grind too much. The hefty Texan is right back at it with the video for “2AM” from his recently released album, Take Care Deluxe, proving why he’s one of the vanguards of the New Texas movement in rap. The song, which samples The Isley Brothers’ 2001 BET staple “Contagious,” informs the visuals as BigX updates its soap operatic tale of domestic discord.

The video, as intimated by its title, details the aftermath of a night of debauchery, as BigX departs from the strip club with a new companion for a late-night/early morning rendezvous. However, there’s some regret there, too; the woman with whom he spent the night at a hotel is not the one he’s coming home to, and there could be some trouble brewing on the horizon for our big-hearted but flawed hero. Of course, the tables have turned, and ironically, BigX finds himself on the other end of that equation — until the final twist, which you can watch the video for.

Fans can almost certainly expect to catch BigX perform the song this summer, as he joins Lil Baby on the latter’s WHAM Tour.

You can watch the video for “2AM” above and find more info about BigX’s tour here.

Fame isn’t always fun — or so Lisa’s latest reveal suggests. Both as a soloist and a member of Blackpink, the “FUTW” singer has snatched the hearts of admiring eyes around the globe. But, some devoted fans have crossed the line.

While promoting The White Lotus, Lisa shared that she encountered a stalker. Yesterday (February 27), during her appearance on Thai radio talk show WOODY FM, Lisa outlined the frightening encounters she has had with supporters.

“I’ve never shared this before,” she said. “Last year, it was the first time I actually experienced [stalkers] myself. I’ve heard a lot about it from other idol friends, mostly from male idols. But it just happened to me.”

She continued: “Usually, when my flight lands in South Korea, fans will be there waiting at the airport. That’s normal, and I appreciate that they come. But when I got home, I saw them waiting. So I told that person, ‘I’m really not comfortable with this. If you want to see me, let’s meet somewhere public. Showing up like this at my house, I feel uncomfortable.’”

Fortunately for Lisa, things did not escalate any further. However, fans are advising that she take additional safety precaution to avoid it happening again.