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Apple TV+ has released the first full trailer for the third season of Silo, offering a deeper look at the origins of the underground world that has driven the show’s central mystery since its debut.

Based on the bestselling book trilogy written by Hugh Howey, the dystopian drama details a society of 10,000 people living in a massive underground structure, cut off from a world believed to be toxic and uninhabitable. Over its first two seasons, the series gradually revealed cracks in the official story governing life inside the silo, with Juliette emerging as a central figure in the search for the truth.

The new season continues the story of Juliette Nichols, played by Rebecca Ferguson, following the dramatic events of Season 2. The trailer confirms that Juliette survives her ordeal after being sent outside the silo, but returns suffering from memory loss as her community struggles to recover from rebellion and confront a new threat.

The expansive ensemble cast for the third season features a mix of returning and new performers, including Common, Harriet Walter, Chinaza Uche, Avi Nash, Alexandra Riley, Shane McRae, Remmie Milner, Rick Gomez, Billy Postlethwaite, Jessica Brown Findlay, Colin Hanks, and Steve Zahn.

Season 3 will consist of 10 episodes, beginning with its July 3 premiere and continuing with weekly releases through Sept. 4. Apple previously renewed the series for a fourth and final season, which has already been filmed and is expected to conclude the adaptation of Howey’s novels. Showrunner Graham Yost has said the final two seasons are designed to provide answers to many of the story’s long-standing mysteries.

Season 3 of Silo premieres July 3; see the trailer: HERE.

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Lisa, a member of BLACKPINK, is taking on a leading role in an upcoming romantic comedy for Netflix. The project, described as being inspired by the 1999 film Notting Hill, marks another major step in her expanding acting career. The title and release date have not yet been revealed, however, the script is being written by Katie Silberman, known for her work on Booksmart and Set It Up.

Netflix posted Instagram: “LALISA ROM-COM ERA! LISA will star in a new “Notting Hill-inspired” romantic comedy feature for Netflix written by Katie Silberman (Booksmart, Set It Up)!”

LISA —whose real name is Lalisa Manobal—made her screen debut in season three of The White Lotus and will reunite with executive producer David Bernad for this new film.

Behind the scenes, the idea for the film reportedly came together while Lisa and Bernad were working on The White Lotus, where they connected over their admiration for Notting Hill, originally starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. Silberman later joined the project to develop the screenplay. Bernad will produce through Middle Child Productions alongside Silberman, while Lisa and Alice Kang—who previously collaborated with her on the 2025 single “Born Again”—are on board as executive producers.

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Netflix has officially released the full trailer for the upcoming mystery sequel ‘Enola Holmes 3,’ setting the stage for a high-stakes adventure in the Mediterranean.

The newly revealed footage features Millie Bobby Brown reprising her titular role alongside Louis Partridge, who returns as Lord Tewkesbury. Directed by Philip Barantini, the third installment of the popular franchise also reunites Brown with Henry Cavill, Helena Bonham Carter, Himesh Patel, Sharon Duncan-Brewster and Susan Wokoma. The third installment marks a change behind the camera, with Barantini taking over directing duties from Harry Bradbeer while continuing the series based on Nancy Springer’s novels.

The trailer shows Enola preparing for marriage to Lord Tewkesbury, played by Partridge, but her plans are interrupted when a dangerous new case emerges. As events unfold, Sherlock Holmes disappears, sending Enola on an international mission to Malta. The footage features carriage chases, explosions and a series of confrontations as she attempts to unravel what Netflix describes as her most complicated and perilous investigation yet. Production took place in England and Malta, with the Mediterranean setting serving as the backdrop for a story that blends romance, family ties and another case involving the Holmes siblings.

“Enola Holmes 3” premieres worldwide on Netflix on July 1; see the trailer: HERE.

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A new era of Peaky Blinders is on the way, with Jamie Bell set to take over the role of Duke Shelby in an upcoming sequel series. The character—son of Tommy Shelby, originally played by Cillian Murphy—was previously portrayed by Conrad Khan in Season 6 of the original show and later by Barry Keoghan in the recent film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. Bell will now carry the role forward as the central figure of the franchise’s next chapter.

Joining Bell in leading roles is Charlie Heaton, alongside Jessica Brown Findlay, Lashana Lynch, and Lucy Karczewski.

Set roughly a decade after the events of the film, the new series shifts to 1950s Birmingham, exploring a city rebuilding after World War II. At the center of the story is an older, more formidable Duke Shelby navigating a world filled with both opportunity and danger as the Shelby legacy evolves.

Series creator Steven Knight expressed excitement about continuing the story in a post-war setting, highlighting the transition to a new generation of characters and conflicts. The show is currently filming in Birmingham and will consist of two six-episode seasons, set to premiere on Netflix and the BBC. No official release date has been announced yet.

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Disney has released the final trailer for its live-action adaptation of “Moana,” offering audiences a closer look at the reimagining of the 2016 animated hit ahead of its July 10 theatrical debut.

The preview highlights newcomer Catherine Lagaʻaia in the title role and features Dwayne Johnson returning as the demigod Maui, making him one of the few actors to reprise an animated Disney role in a live-action remake. The trailer is set to Maui’s signature number, “You’re Welcome,” and includes glimpses of “We Know the Way,” along with expanded action sequences and visual effects. The cast also includes John Tui as Chief Tui, Frankie Adams as Sina and Rena Owen as Gramma Tala.

Directed by Tony Award winner Thomas Kail, the film follows Moana as she leaves her island home of Motunui and journeys beyond the reef alongside Maui in an effort to restore prosperity to her people. The footage showcases returning fan favorites including Pua and Heihei, encounters with the Kakamora and the fiery Te Kā, and the return of the giant crab Tamatoa, voiced once again by Jemaine Clement.

Original “Moana” star Auliʻi Cravalho serves as an executive producer, while Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dany Garcia, Beau Flynn and Hiram Garcia are among the producers. The film features songs by Miranda, Opetaia Foaʻi and Mark Mancina, who also composed the score. Writers Dana Ledoux Miller and Jared Bush, a co-writer of the original film, adapted the screenplay, with the filmmakers emphasizing the importance of celebrating Pacific Island culture and heritage throughout the project.

Moana is in theaters July 10; see the trailer: HERE.

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Family Guy is expanding its universe with an animated spinoff titled “Stewie,” which has received a two-season order from Fox Broadcasting Company and Hulu. The show is expected to debut during the 2027–2028 broadcast season, with episodes streaming the day after airing and also available internationally on Disney+.

Created by Seth MacFarlane and longtime collaborator Kirker Butler, the animated comedy will spotlight the Griffin family’s famously mischievous toddler, Stewie. MacFarlane will once again provide the character’s voice while serving as executive producer; while Butler will act as showrunner and executive producer alongside Kara Vallow.

The storyline follows Stewie after he’s expelled from his previous preschool and forced to attend a far less impressive replacement. The new class includes unfamiliar classmates and an eccentric 75-year-old classroom turtle known for having a peculiar theory about nearly everything. At first, everyone at the school — including Stewie — is miserable. That changes once Stewie begins using his collection of bizarre inventions to transport the group through time and across the universe, transforming dull school days into wildly unpredictable adventures.

“Stewie” will join Fox’s established lineup of long-running animated hits, including American Dad!, The Simpsons, and Bob’s Burgers. Those series — along with Family Guy — previously secured four-season renewals as part of a major deal extending their runs through 2029.

MacFarlane reacted to the news with his trademark dry humor: “I’d like to thank Fox for this incredible opportunity, and I’m excited to start pretending I’m collaborating closely with them on the show.”

Butler also shared a statement reflecting both gratitude and playful sarcasm: “I am honored and humbled that Seth, 20th Television Animation and Fox have trusted me with one of the most iconic animated characters in the history of television. I have known Seth for more than two decades, worked with him on half a dozen projects, and I am hopeful this is the one where he finally learns my name.”

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