On March 6th, Paramount+ will release the documentary ‘The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs and Who Has Control.’ The film examines how medications related to reproductive health have evolved and affected society, and it raises important ethical questions about how these drugs have been marketed and distributed over time. Through interviews with doctors and historians, the documentary offers a thorough exploration of this complex topic.
Adèle Exarchopoulos initially took acting classes to help with personal challenges, and a director discovered her there. She hadn’t planned on becoming a professional actress, but her role in the highly praised film ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ launched her career. This performance brought her international fame and numerous awards, and she remains a leading actress in French cinema.
Angela Bassett started her acting career in the mid-1980s with minor TV parts and stage roles. She became famous in the 1990s for her incredible portrayal of Tina Turner in the movie ‘What’s Love Got to Do with It’. Since then, she’s been a consistent presence in both films and television, appearing in shows like ‘American Horror Story’ and the ‘Black Panther’ movies. People often comment on how she’s remained fit and graceful throughout her long career, continuing to star in major projects while looking remarkably youthful.
I’ll always remember Lark Voorhies as Lisa Turtle from ‘Saved by the Bell’! She was such a style icon and really captured the vibe of high school in the late 80s and early 90s. It’s been interesting to see her over the years, and a lot of us who grew up watching her have definitely noticed changes. It’s clear she’s continued to be creative, pursuing writing and production after her days at Bayside High. It just goes to show how different life can be when you grow up in the spotlight, transitioning from a teen star to an adult.
‘Fackham Hall’ is a funny British comedy that playfully pokes fun at the fancy, proper settings of shows like ‘Downton Abbey’ and ‘Gosford Park’. The story centers on Eric Noone, a charming pickpocket who talks his way into a job at a beautiful English estate and falls for the lord’s independent-minded daughter. Trouble strikes when a murder happens, and Eric is wrongly accused, putting both his new romance and the family’s fate at risk. Directed by Jim O’Hanlon and starring Thomasin McKenzie, Ben Radcliffe, Katherine Waterston, and Damian Lewis, ‘Fackham Hall’ will be available to stream on HBO Max starting March 6, 2026.
As a huge fan of live music and television, I still remember when Ashlee Simpson’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ performance went so wrong! It was pretty shocking – during her second song, the intro to her first song started playing, and she hadn’t even gotten close to the microphone yet. She tried to cover it with a little dance, but quickly had to leave the stage while the pre-recorded track kept going. It really blew up, and everyone started talking about whether or not a lot of pop stars were actually lip-syncing during their performances. It was a huge moment in pop culture history, honestly.
This atmospheric thriller, debuting on the platform March 6th, is set in 1859 and centers on a doctor investigating a young woman rumored to have miraculous healing abilities. As he delves deeper, he encounters a town divided between intense religious belief and doubt, all during a time of great change. Starring Guy Pearce and DeWanda Wise, the film examines the conflict between science and faith and launches the platform’s new releases for the month.
The animated shorts collection nominated for the 2026 Oscars, released by Roadside Attractions, earned $642,526 over the weekend from 321 theaters. While this represents a 35.4% decrease from its opening weekend, the film has now grossed $2,087,582 domestically over two weeks. Each theater averaged $2,001 in ticket sales, despite the film playing in 28 fewer locations than its opening week.
This sweet animated series helps parents create calming bedtime routines for little ones with gentle stories. Each episode uses peaceful narration and visuals to help children relax before sleep. It will begin streaming on Tuesday, March 3rd, and is designed to be a helpful resource for families as they wind down in the evening, focusing on mindfulness and relaxation.
The premiere was held at Symphony Hall and signaled a key milestone leading up to the film’s launch. It will first be shown in certain theaters on March 6, 2026, and then become available on Netflix starting March 20th.