Gabriel Leone

On Tuesday, the streaming giant Prime Video released the action-packed trailer of the second season of Citadel, announcing the premiere date for the return of the spy series, which stars Priyanka Chopra and Richard Madden as leads.

Uncapped fast bowler Miguel Cummins replaced Jerome Taylor in the upcoming Test series against India, the West Indies Cricket Board announced.

Coming off a record-setting premiere weekend as the most watched Brazilian series at launch, the critically-acclaimed series ‘Dom’ gets a greenlight for season 2! Helmed by Breno Silveira and Vicente Kubrusly, not only was the first season of Dom a hit in Brazil, it is also the most watched Brazilian show worldwide, with more than 60% of the series’ audience watching outside Brazil. The crime drama is inspired by the true story of a father and son on opposite sides of the war on drugs in Rio de Janeiro.

Kaya Scodelario, the renowned English actor recognized for her roles in "The Maze Runner" and "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales," has joined the cast of the miniseries "Senna." The highly anticipated series revolves around the life of Brazilian racing icon Ayrton Senna da Silva. Scodelario's addition to the cast further elevates the project, bringing her talent and star power to the captivating story of the racing legend. Fans and viewers can anticipate a riveting portrayal of Senna's life as the series takes shape on the streaming platform.

Angela Russo-Otsto, who is the executive producer and chief creative officer at AGBO, has revealed that Season 2 will continue the high-stakes action and complex character development from the first season. Viewers can expect even more thrilling twists and intriguing storylines. The new season will also introduce Citadel: Diana and Citadel: Honey Bunny, which are set in Italy and India, respectively. These new segments will expand the show's universe and storytelling.

Adam Driver's response to a critic at the Camerimage Film Festival in Poland has gone viral. The audience member criticized the "crash scenes" in Driver's latest film, "Ferrari," calling them "harsh" and "cheesy." Driver responded with profanity and moved on to the next question. Social media users have shown support for Driver, calling the question rude. The festival's director stated that the question lacked reasoning and went against the festival's spirit. "Ferrari," directed by Michael Mann, had its world premiere in August.

Formula 1: Drive to Survive Season 7 has heightened interest in F1 with its latest release. Other notable F1 docuseries include Netflix's Senna and Hulu's Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story. Amazon Prime Video offers two more compelling series: Max Verstappen: Anatomy of a Champion and Race to Perfection, each providing deep dives into the sport and its legends.