Celebs

When her younger sister is chosen for the deadly Hunger Games – a televised fight to the death – Katniss Everdeen bravely steps forward to take her place. To survive this brutal competition orchestrated by the Capitol, Katniss will need to use her wits and the guidance of Haymitch Abernathy. This film, which arrives on Peacock this Wednesday, January 14th, is the story that started the hugely popular movie series based on Suzanne Collins’ novels. It’s a powerful tale about fighting to live, making sacrifices, and the deep inequalities within the nation of Panem.

Sabrina began working at the Disney park when she was 18 years old. Although performers playing Disney characters usually remain anonymous to maintain the illusion, Sabrina quickly became popular online thanks to her clever and funny responses. Videos of her interactions—like her playful claim about her looks being “all natural” or gently correcting someone who mistook her for a witch—often went viral on TikTok and YouTube, gaining millions of views.

This new installment of the project departs significantly from the adventurous tone of the earlier films starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, embracing a much more frightening horror approach.

The true-crime series returns on January 13th, diving into the shocking secrets hidden within ordinary marriages. Each episode shares the personal stories of people who discovered their spouses were living double lives, involving crime or serious lies. Using dramatic reenactments and interviews, the show reveals how these individuals found out the truth and dealt with the fallout. ‘Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry’ continues to be a popular choice for those fascinated by relationships and criminal investigations.

Filming took place from Wednesday through Sunday, January 11th, recreating a 1940s London police chase. The production used classic cars, including old-fashioned police vehicles and a red double-decker bus, and featured many extras dressed in clothing from the wartime period.

The show takes place in a colorful world where people from all walks of life battle to save their home from a powerful, oppressive empire. At the heart of the story is Bow, whose loving and stable upbringing is provided by his fathers, Lance and George – a Black gay couple who also happen to be scholars and librarians. Their warm and genuine relationship is a key part of what makes the show known for its inclusive storytelling, demonstrating the importance of supportive family bonds even amidst a magical and dangerous conflict.

The new drama series premieres on January 13th and follows the complicated relationship between Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco. Adapted from Carola Lovering’s novel, it charts an eight-year period of intense and unhealthy obsession, starting in college. The show explores how a seemingly normal college romance can have lasting effects on a group of friends, and delves into the hidden struggles and secrets of young adulthood and social life.

In the trailer, Zoro reveals that Baroque Works is a hidden group of assassins who will try to eliminate Luffy and his crew if someone pays them enough money.

Natalie Portman is a highly accomplished individual both on and off screen. She earned a psychology degree from Harvard University and is fluent in more than five languages. Demonstrating her commitment to education, she even skipped the premiere of her breakout film, ‘Star Wars Episode I,’ to focus on her high school finals. Beyond acting, Portman has also had research published in two scientific journals, proving her dedication to intellectual pursuits alongside her successful film career.

The highly-rated animated series ‘Primal’ premieres on Monday, January 12th, telling the story of an unlikely friendship between a caveman and a dinosaur in a prehistoric world. Created by Genndy Tartakovsky, the show relies on stunning visuals and very little dialogue to depict the difficult struggle for survival. It’s a powerful exploration of loss and connection, set against a backdrop of dangerous creatures, and has been widely praised for its beautiful art style and emotional impact.