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Ludwig Göransson won the Golden Globe for Best Original Score for his work on Sinners, though viewers watching the broadcast may not have realized it.

The 2026 Golden Globes aired live on CBS on Sunday, January 11, from the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. The award for Best Original Score was presented to Göransson

by Charli XCX and Joe Keery during a commercial break rather than during the televised portion of the ceremony.

Before the awards show, fellow composer Hans Zimmer criticized the Golden Globes' decision not to air the category on TV, and later, one of the show's producers explained the reasoning behind it.

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Prepare to say hello to more time with Emily Cooper. After five seasons of Lily Collins' character paving her way through a French marketing firm, Netflix has announced that Emily in Paris will return for a sixth season.

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Netflix has officially begun rolling out its 2026 film slate, offering fans an early look at some of its most anticipated projects. Leading the announcement is the first look at Enola Holmes 3, which marks Millie Bobby Brown’s next major project following her breakout success on Stranger Things. Alongside this reveal, the streamer confirmed release plans for a wide range of films spanning mystery, romance, drama, animation, and franchise finales, reinforcing its commitment to big name talent and global storytelling.

Brown returns as the sharp witted younger sister of Sherlock Holmes in the third installment of the Enola Holmes series. This time, Enola’s journey takes her to Malta, where her personal ambitions and professional instincts collide on a case described as more dangerous and complex than anything she has faced before. Louis Partridge once again stars alongside Brown, while familiar faces Henry Cavill, Helena Bonham Carter, Himesh Patel, and Sharon Duncan Brewster round out the supporting cast. The film is slated for release this summer and is expected to build on the success of the previous entries, which proved to be strong performers for Netflix.

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When The Pitt first arrived on HBO Max nearly a year ago, it did so without the usual advantages of a built in franchise or a cast packed with marquee names. Aside from the lingering debate with the Michael Crichton estate over its perceived resemblance to ER, the series stood on its own as a grounded and restrained medical drama. What it lacked in flash, it made up for in precision, empathy, and a deep respect for character driven storytelling. That quiet confidence has since paid off. Season Two returns with the show firmly established as one of television’s most acclaimed dramas, bolstered by its recent Emmy win for outstanding drama series and several additional awards.

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Prioritizing a massive $82.7 billion merger with Netflix, the board of Warner Bros. Discovery has unanimously turned down an improved buyout offer from David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance. Chairman Samuel Di Piazza explained that the Netflix deal—which includes the sale of the WBD studio and HBO—remains the superior option across "multiple key areas." The decision reinforces WBD’s commitment to the strategic pivot it finalized last December, despite continued pressure from rival bidders.

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Fans who have been missing familiar faces from The Rookie may have plenty to look forward to in the upcoming season. As anticipation builds for the season 8 premiere airing Tuesday, Jan. 6, cast members Deric Augustine and Lisseth Chavez are offering intriguing hints about what viewers can expect.

In a conversation with PEOPLE, Augustine, who plays Officer Miles Penn, teased that a significant return is on the horizon. According to the 35 year old actor, one episode will bring back a character from the past, opening the door to unresolved history and emotional tension. He shared that audiences will get a deeper look at the true dynamic between the characters involved, including the experiences that shaped them individually. Augustine described the scenes as powerful and emotionally rich, adding that the moment is such a major spoiler he cannot reveal more, though he believes viewers will appreciate the depth of the performances.

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David Harbour has exited Behemoth!, an upcoming drama from filmmaker Tony Gilroy and Searchlight Pictures, opting to take time off to rest following the conclusion of Stranger Things.

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The series finale of Stranger Things left fans with one lingering question: did Eleven survive after sacrificing herself to destroy the Upside Down?

In the final episode of season five, Eleven appears to give her life to stop Vecna and the Mind Flayer, prompting many viewers to believe her story ended in tragedy. However, an 18-month time jump offers a more hopeful, yet uncertain possibility. Mike Wheeler tells the rest of the group that Eleven escaped with help from her sister Kali and is living quietly in a remote village near cascading waterfalls, a future he and Eleven once imagined together.

That explanation, though, is never confirmed onscreen.