So you’re stuck in scrolling purgatory again, huh? Endlessly thumbing through Peacock, hoping something jumps out. We’ve been there. That’s why we pulled together the Top 10 Movies you would actually want to watch this week—no fluff, no filler.
We’ve all been there. You fall head-over-heels for a show, binge it in a weekend, and then BAM – you’re stuck waiting three (seriously, three?) years for the next season like some kind of entertainment purgatory.
There's a new pickleball comedy coming to Apple, and let us be the first to say: Bravo, what a name. "The Dink," starring Jake Johnson ("New Girl) and produced by Ben Stiller ("Severance"), follows a washed-up tennis pro as he "tries to save a club by reluctantly playing pickleball to earn his father's respect," according to IMDb.
Ben Stiller not only executive produces the hit Apple TV+ series Severance, he’s also directed 11 of the 19 episodes that make up the first two seasons.
Comedy doesn’t have to be smart to be funny. Some of the best comedy films of all time are stupid as all get out. Now, we say that as a compliment. When you need to decompress and don’t want to think too hard, these stupid comedies are pretty genius.
The New York Knicks are off to a rough start in the Las Vegas Summer League. Two games in, the Knicks haven't picked up a win, allowing their postseason foes in the Detroit Pistons and the Boston Celtics to get a little bit of revenge back on them.
The New York Knicks surprised millions of NBA fans when they announced the firing of former head coach Tom Thibodeau shortly after the 2025 NBA Playoffs,
A fourth "Meet the Parents" movie is in the works. It's been 15 years since the last movie, "Little Fockers," and it's now been 25 years since the original.
There was more stuff happening in the 1970s than crime. “The Price is Right,” hosted by Bob Barker, debuted, for example. However, the 1970s are undoubtedly a popular decade for crime stories.
Ben Stiller was one of the most visible supporters of the New York Knicks during their unexpected run to the Eastern Conference Finals this year, and the award-winning actor believes Tom Thibodeau deserves much of the credit for the success.
The New York Knicks wasted no time after being eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday to make a major change to their organization. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Knicks decided to fire head coach Tom Thibodeau on Tuesday as they begin their offseason and they now have a key hole to fill at the head coaching position.
The New York Knicks shocked the NBA world on Tuesday by firing head coach Tom Thibodeau. The Knicks made the conference finals this year for the first time since 2000, losing to the Indiana Pacers in six games. Thibodeau joined the Knicks in 2020.
We love a TV series that leaves us with a lot of questions. Moreover, for every answer we get, we love it when we get two more questions from it. Like a hydra of enigmas.
To this day, no one makes Ben Stiller bleed his own blood, even the metaphorically drawn variety in the name of his New York Knicks fandom. Appearing on
Ahead of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals, ESPN personality and proud Indianapolis supporter Pat McAfee went viral for calling out a few high-profile New York Knicks fans — among them Spike Lee, Timothée Chalamet and Ben Stiller — who showed up in Indiana for the matchup.
Severance is the most watched show in Apple TV+ history. During season two it surpassed the streamer’s previous record holder, the wildly popular Ted Lasso.
After a long hiatus, Severance has picked right back up where it left off. That’s true both literally and figuratively. The show is just as great as ever, and season two’s second episode revealed Mark returned to work just a couple days after the Innie Macrodat Uprising.
SZA has released the music video her song, "Drive," and it features unexpected cameo from a comedy great. The new visual for the song dropped on Dec. 20 and Stiller looks mesmerized in the moody clip as he lip-synchs the words of the song while driving.
A festive new film, Nutcrackers, hits Hulu next Friday, starring Ben Stiller as work-obsessed Mike, who is unexpectedly thrust into the new role of caregiver to his nephews, played by real-life brothers Homer, Ulysses, Arlo, and Atlas Janson.
From franchises to standalone adventures, they have consistently released hits since 1998 that appeal to kids and adults alike. It’s all thanks to the studio's signature mix of humor, heart, and visual splendor.