Caleb Dolden is one of the industry’s most promising rising stars, captivating audiences with his breakout performance in Peacock’s Teacup. The show, inspired by Robert McCammon’s New York Times bestselling novel Stinger, follows a disparate group of people in rural Georgia who must come together in the face of a mysterious and formidable threat to survive. Caleb takes on the unique challenge of portraying two intertwined characters: Arlo and Harbinger. As Arlo, Caleb embodies the essence of a typical nine-year-old boy—full of life, playful mischief, and a deep bond with
Filmmaker Ash Avildsen and star Emily Bett Rickards pin their talents against the backdrop of professional wrestling in Queen of the Ring. This gripping narrative vividly recounts the life of Mildred Burke, a formidable wrestler and single mother who not only broke gender barriers but also redefined the sport. Her journey to become the first million-dollar female athlete and the longest-reigning champion unfolds in an era when wrestling faced severe restrictions and was largely outlawed across the nation. The film explores the intense personal and professional battles that Mildred endured,
In the gripping thriller Aftermath, Dylan Sprouse and Mason Gooding face off as formidable opponents whose clash takes center stage amidst life-or-death stakes. The plot follows a former Army ranger, portrayed by Sprouse, who becomes trapped on Boston’s Tobin Bridge after a devastating explosion. Using his elite training, he must navigate a perilous situation to protect his sister and fellow captives from a group of vengeful ex-military contractors, led by Gooding’s character. Their portrayals bring rich conflict and depth to the narrative, intertwining intense action with the emotional weight of
Jordana Brewster has long captivated audiences with her ability to disappear into each character she embodies, solidifying her place as a leading woman in the industry. From her breakout role as Mia Toretto in the Fast & Furious franchise, where she showcased both strength and vulnerability, to her standout performances as Elena Ramos in Dallas and Dr. Maureen Cahill in Lethal Weapon, Brewster consistently brings depth and authenticity to her roles. Whether commanding the screen in high-octane blockbusters or delivering nuanced performances in dramas, Brewster’s dedication and transformative talent continue