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This month has already welcomed a major TV premiere, but there’s much more to come this March.

From Oscar winners to critically acclaimed returning series, the best is yet to come this March!

The new month has already seen the premiere of one of its most anticipated series, Disney+’s “Daredevil” revival, “Daredevil: Born Again,” but several other major series will have their premieres or returns this month, including the final seasons of “The Righteous Gemstones” and “Bosch: Legacy,” the Season 3 return of “Dark Winds,” and the new workplace comedy “The Studio,” starring and created by Seth Rogan.

On the film side, two award season favorites will make their streaming debuts this month: the understated prison drama “Sing Sing,” starring Oscar nominee Colman Domingo, and the musical blockbuster “Wicked,” starring double nominees Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.

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These days, Sandra Bullock is basically Hollywood royalty. She's an Academy Award winner who's been nominated for the Best Actress Oscar twice, makes pretty consistently good movies, occasionally pops up in buzzy projects like "The Lost City" and "Ocean's Eight," and is one of the most recognizable performers in the entire industry. Back in the 1990s and 2000s, though, Bullock was pretty much known for one genre: romantic comedies. Now, one of her funniest, breeziest films is making waves on Netflix after landing in the number four spot on the streamer's top 10 movies on February 10, 2025 (as reported by FlixPatrol).

"Miss Congeniality," which hit theaters in 2000, casts Bullock as Gracie Hart, a tough-as-nails special agent for the FBI who never makes much of an effort to appear "ladylike" or "pretty." This approach isn't causing any problems for her generally, but when a case surfaces that involves a bomb threat at a Texas beauty pageant,...

In Geoffrey Sax's 2005 thriller "White Noise," Michael Keaton plays an architect named Jonathan Rivers (not to be confused with rocker Johnny Rivers) who is living in connubial bliss with his second wife Anna (Chandra West). One night, Anna doesn't come home. She remains missing for five months. Jonathan is devastated, but holds out hope that she may still be alive. One day, he is contacted by a man named Raymond (Ian McNeice) who claims to have a clue as to Anna's whereabouts. Raymond has been watching static-tuned TVs and listening to garbled radio signals, and claims he can hear voices emerging through the hissing. Raymond is convinced that the voices are the voices of ghosts, able to communicate with the land of the living through electrical signals. 

Jonathan doesn't believe Raymond at first, but soon falls under the spell of white noise monitoring. He finds that his monitoring is...

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Bryn Cartwright (William Thomas) a wealthy roofing contractor, rugby club chairman and local kingpin rules the roost until Fatty Lewis (Huw Ceredig) a local handyman falls off a ladder on a Cartwright job. Fatty’s twin junkie grandsons, Julian (Llyr Ifans) and Jeremy (Rhys Ifans) who are not in fact twins –attempt to procure compensation from Cartwright, who refuses to pay up. The doped-up Julian and Jeremy then inflict anarchy not only on Cartwright and his family but on anyone they encounter whilst Terry (Dougray Scott) and Greyo (Dorian Thomas), two local policemen employ their own dubious peacekeeping methods as events spiral out of control.

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Harrison Ford has been taking more chances lately, jumping from a silver screen career to starring in two streaming shows, as well as joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ford is truly one of the great movie stars, having played iconic characters like Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan, and Han Solo along with more serious dramatic turns in films like "Witness" and "Presumed Innocent." 

Whatever role he takes, however, Ford seems to inject quite a bit of himself into it. People don't really watch Ford's performances to see him "disappear" into the role; they watch them to see Harrison Ford. In a 2002 interview with Empire Magazine, the actor explained that his goal as a performer is to "never get caught acting," and that for him a large part of that is choosing roles that fit his particular skillset.

There are many ways to approach the art of acting, from the sometimes controversial...

Stars: Alex Harries, Aneirin Hughes, Hannah Daniel, Mali Harries, Richard Harrington | Produced by Ed Talfan, Ed Thomas, D. Gethin Scourfield

After the events of season two, Dci Tom Mathias (Richard Harrington) is on the hunt for Iwan Thomas (Geraint Morgan). When Thomas is found dead though, Mathias is soon under suspicion in an investigation that will discover a cover-up connected to an old case that threatens to create a rift with the whole team.

Season three of Hinterland is interesting because it brings in a conspiracy that goes right to the top, and connects to the past. While each of the four episodes has a case to be solved to keep things moving, the hunt for the killer of Iwan Thomas is an the on-going overall story arc.

The problem with the case of course is that it threatens to unravel the cover-up, which people don’t want to be revealed.

Torchwood: Miracle Day continues and finds our heroes separated across the world, until one chance meeting with Oswald Danes (Bill Pullman) forces the team to reunite and begin to ask the tough question: What is The Blessing?

As they dig deeper, their questions will take them to separate poles of the Earth where they discover that the blood of Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) may have more to do with The Blessing and The Miracle than they previously had thought.

During TARDISblend 36, we review the events of The Gathering, and find ourselves less than enthused about the episode's inclusion of elements unconnected to the Blessing and the Miracle, such as the Nazi-style Welsh police trackdown of Gwen Cooper's (Eve Myles) father, Geraint (William Thomas).

Later, we deconstruct Oswald Danes' arrival in Wales to confront Gwen, another aspect of the episode that felt somewhat out of place. We also discuss the...

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In tonight’s episode, Oswald Danes (Bill Pullman) began to rehabilitate his public image after his release from jail. If his character was an armed robber, even a terrorist, it would be easier to believe that the public would quickly forgive him for his crimes but I think that Russell T Davies is a bit naive if he thinks that the public would so quickly forgive a convicted child killer. His crimes apart, Bull Pullman’s crying was not entirely convincing and frankly his whole character does not quite make sense. Nevertheless, he is one of the big name American actors in the show so we can assume that they plan to feature him prominently in the remainder of the series.

Captain Jack and friends spent the...

Here is a cool behind the scenes video for Starz upcoming Torchwood: Miracle Day. The series features the return of John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Kai Owen with new roles for Mekhi Phifer, Alexa Havins, Arlene Tur, Bill Pullman, Lauren Ambrose, Tom Price, William Thomas, Sharon Morgan, Dillon Casey, Dicehn Lachman, Lena Kaur, Wayne Knight, Ernie Hudson, C. Thomas Howell and John de Lancie.

Here is what Barrowman had to say about the show:

“We’ve got helicopters. We’ve got explosions. We’ve got car crashes. We’ve got poisonings. You name it, we got it on Torchwood.”

Check out the video below:

Show Description:

One day, nobody dies. All across the world, nobody dies. And then the next day, and the next, and the next, people keep aging -- they get hurt and sick -- but they never die. The result: a population boom, overnight.

With all the extra people,...

Here is the official trailer for Torchwood: Miracle Day, which premieres July 8th at 10pm e/p on Starz. It is a spinoff of Doctor Who, and began airing in Britain in 2006. The series ran for two 13-episode seasons and then aired a single five-episode story, "Children of Earth" over a single week. The new show was shot mainly in the Us and will run for 10 episodes involving a single, ongoing storyline called "Miracle Day" in which an unknown force prevents anyone on Earth from dying.

The series features the return of John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Kai Owen with new roles for Mekhi Phifer, Alexa Havins, Arlene Tur, Bill Pullman, Lauren Ambrose, Tom Price, William Thomas, Sharon Morgan, Dillon Casey, Dicehn Lachman, Lena Kaur, Wayne Knight, Ernie Hudson, C. Thomas Howell and John de Lancie.

Check out the trailer in the player below!

Two more actors have been confirmed for roles in the next series of Torchwood. In an interview with BBC News, series creator Russell T. Davies recently confirmed that Sharon Morgan will reprise her role as Mary, the mother of Gwen (Eve Myles). The actress previously played the role in 2008 Torchwood episode 'Something Borrowed' and has also appeared in BBC Wales drama Belonging and sitcom After You've Gone. Last week, it was confirmed that William Thomas will also return to the show as Gwen's father Geraint. (more)...

Four more actors have confirmed their involvement in the next series of Torchwood. Lena Kaur, Danny Szam, Daniel Adegboyega and William Thomas will all appear in the 10-part run, subtitled Miracle Day, according to Spotlight. Former Hollyoaks star Kaur is listed as playing Dr Alicia Patel in the sci-fi drama. She previously played Leila Roy on the Channel 4 soap and also featured in BBC Three sketch show Scallywagga. Szam, whose previous credits include Skins, Casualty and Doctors, will (more)...