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The past year has undoubtedly been great for Harry Styles. His career completely transformed from the boy band sweetheart to a budding actor. Harry made his first acting debut with Christopher Nolan's movie, 'Dunkirk' where he played a British soldier. Earlier this year, he appeared again as a lead character in Olivia Wilde's 'Don't Worry Darling.' Harry does not seem to be stopping his acting momentum anytime soon. Last year, Independent Entertainment announced the production of its new film, ‘My Policeman’, and Harry Styles was confirmed as a lead actor not long after. Filming officially began in April last year, and many people have been eager to see Harry’s performance in yet another movie. The movie will hit cinemas in the US by October 21, but it will be available to stream on Amazon Prime by November 4. Prime Video released the movie’s trailer last month, and the video has gotten over 4 million views ever since.

The KDrama fandom is expanding daily. Everyone seems to want a piece of the plot, action, and romance in Korean movies. There are currently hundreds of KDramas available on streaming services, and if you are new to the KDrama world, you might find it difficult to pick out the ones that are definitely worth your time. Luckily, we have done the job for you. Here are ten KDramas you should add to your watchlist.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first two episodes of 'American Horror Story: NYC', which aired October 19, 2022. Stella came into the community center every day wearing giant church hats and silky sundresses, smelling of Swisher Sweets. She had the face of Archie Bunker, but she moved with the grace of a true lady. She'd sit in the computer room, making use of the free internet while a never-ending round of young men and women came bustling in and out causing drama. We'd often trade looks and roll our eyes as they raided the condom bowl at the front desks and snuck tricks into the bathroom. Their haggard look, track marks, and pockmarked faces spoke volumes. I saw them as black holes, devouring everything they could--sex, meth, heroin, crack; they lived to fill themselves up.  I was a young high school student trying to do my homework, and the community center had the closest computer lab. They also had a giant library filled with radical gay literature and more than a few books on Stonewall, a personal obsession of mine. One day, I was sitting in the back, ignoring everything around me when I heard a deep voice with a thick New York accent. 'Well aren't you just the fruitiest thing that ever existed?' I looked up to see Stella giving me a vulgar smile. 'You know I was there,' she said, pointing at my book. The conversation that ensued stuck with me for years to come. Not one word of it could be verified, but if she was lying she definitely knew her stuff. She named restaurants and bars, and events that occurred during the riots--stuff I could verify in books and internet searches. She even had detailed stories about the locals in Greenwich Village. She said the historical figures in those books were just like the kids at the community center: blackholes. It's understandable. When the world hates you, and they won't house you or employ you, then you're going to hustle and do drugs. These weren't just lost. They were abandoned, so they feasted on everything they could, and then their world crumbled. Everyone she knew was dead. Death became their dinner companion.

Netflix released its new fantasy drama film The School for Good and Evil on Wednesday, October 19 2022, featuring a star-studded cast including Kerry Washington, Michelle Yeoh, Charlize Theron, and Laurence Fishburne among others. Directed by Paul Feig of Bridesmaids, the movie is a live-action adaptation of the novel of the same name by Soman Chainani, published in 2013. The School for Good and Evil is the first of a six-book series, followed by The School for Good and Evil #2: A World Without Princes (2014), #3: The Last Ever After (2015), #4: Quests for Glory (2017), #5: A Crystal of Time (2019), #6: One True King (2020). If the film performs well, we could expect a franchise down the line.

Fans of the CW drama series Dynasty had to bid au revoir to the series after it ended on September 16 this year. The show debuted in 2017 and had a five-year run with the course of 108 episodes. Despite fans' dismay for Dynasty's end, they are even more displeased by Elizabeth Gillies' thoughts about a reboot. But her reasoning may be plausible given the circumstances. Find out why Gillies isn't up for a possible reboot or reunion of Dynasty.