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The 1970s rocketed sci-fi from cult obsession to mainstream juggernaut. With Star Trek reruns forging a fervent fanbase and Star Wars smashing box-office records in 1977, TV networks scrambled to launch their own space epics—led by Battlestar Galactica.

Three episodes into the season, For All Mankind makes its boldest move yet, killing off cornerstone astronaut Ed Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman) in the Friday, April 10 episode with his grandson Alex (Sean Kaufman) at his side. The Apple TV drama once again proves no one is safe as its roster keeps shifting.

No prank—April just dropped a flood of fresh TV and films across every streamer. Skip the scroll fatigue and zero in on the month’s must-watch additions, platform by platform.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are back together in Netflix’s The Rip, but Damon’s real magic often happens when he’s surrounded by other big names. Discover how his best performances and box office hits reveal a surprising pattern in his career.

Ben Affleck recently revealed a surprising behind-the-scenes struggle during Armageddon’s most emotional moment. His raw performance was intensified by a secret battle with food poisoning, pushing him to his limits on set.

Cillian Murphy opens up about his deep regret over missing out on Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, sharing how the film’s emotional impact stayed with him long after the credits rolled.

In 1987, Tom Cruise tried to unite Hollywood and the Soviet Union with a groundbreaking film project. Discover the behind-the-scenes details of his Moscow visit, why the movie never happened, and what’s next for Cruise’s ambitious career.

Jason Isaacs opens up about missing out on a leading astronaut role in Armageddon, reflecting on how scheduling conflicts left him with a smaller part and a lingering sense of what might have been.

Tom Cruise’s much-anticipated space movie with director Doug Liman has reportedly been shelved, with sources citing Cruise’s unwillingness to seek political approval for NASA collaboration.

Although it may seem that the best years of romantic comedies are behind us, we believe that humanity still needs love stories.

17 years ago, WALL-E did it better.