The movie adaptation of the musical 'Wicked' was filmed entirely in the United Kingdom, despite its American roots. Key locations included Sky Studios Elstree in Hertfordshire, where the majority of the filming took place, and additional scenes were shot at Elstree Studios and Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden. Munchkinland was constructed in Ivinghoe, Buckinghamshire, and integrated with tulip fields in Norfolk to create a whimsical setting. The Shiz University waterways were filmed at Seven Sisters Country Park in East Sussex, adding to the film's fantastical elements. The production utilized 17 soundstages and multiple backlot sets to bring the magical world of Oz to life.

In the season finale of Tulsa King, Dwight negotiates control over Cal's weed farm and faces challenges from various adversaries. Vince informs Dwight of Chickie's ultimatum, while Bill demands a larger share of Cal's business. Chickie proposes a partnership to take over New York, but Dwight refuses, leading to Chickie's demise at Bill's hands. Mitch acquires a car dealership, and the group celebrates their legitimate business ventures. However, the FBI's interest in Dwight's files and his subsequent abduction by a mysterious group suggest new threats on the horizon.

In the season finale of Tulsa King, Dwight negotiates control over Cal's weed farm and faces challenges from various adversaries. Manny seeks redemption, while Vince informs Dwight of Chickie's ultimatum. Chickie arrives in Tulsa, proposing a partnership to take over New York, but Dwight refuses. Tensions rise as Bill shoots Chickie, demanding a larger share of Cal's business. Meanwhile, Mitch acquires a car dealership, and the gang celebrates their legitimate ventures. However, the FBI's interest in Dwight foreshadows new troubles, culminating in his abduction by a mysterious group.

In Matlock episode 6, Madeline Kingston navigates personal and professional challenges as she considers quitting her job at Jacobson Moore. The episode explores her involvement in a legal case against First Twelve Formula, which is found negligent for a child's death due to contaminated baby formula. Despite her initial decision to quit, Madeline is persuaded to stay when offered a new opportunity to work on pharmaceutical cases. The episode delves into themes of justice, personal loss, and the pursuit of meaningful work.

Daniel Brown, director of the viral short film 'Your Lucky Day,' discusses his career, the impact of the film, and his work with actor Angus Cloud. Despite initial Hollywood interest in turning the short into a feature, Brown was hesitant until a producer's call in 2020 reignited his interest. Brown, who has been influenced by filmmakers Lynn Shelton and Megan Griffiths, eventually adapted the short into a feature film script. The film, which stars Angus Cloud from HBO's 'Euphoria,' has received positive reviews at film festivals. Brown praises Cloud's talent and character, noting the positive audience response to his performance. Sadly, Cloud passed away on July 31, 2023, at the age of 25.

Shōgun episode 6, titled 'Ladies of the Willow World,' delves into the backstories and current predicaments of key characters. Mariko reflects on her past and her arranged marriage, while Toranaga grapples with the aftermath of an earthquake and political machinations. Blackthorne receives gifts but remains determined to leave Japan. Tensions rise as Mariko and Blackthorne's relationship becomes more apparent. Ishido seizes Osaka Castle, forcing Toranaga to consider a drastic plan known as Crimson Sky to reclaim control. The episode highlights strategic decisions, personal conflicts, and the looming threat of war.

Manhunt episode 3, 'Let the Sheep Free,' follows John Wilkes Booth's dream of leading the Confederate States and his journey to Richmond. Booth and David Herold face various challenges, including interactions with Confederate sympathizers and Union soldiers. President Andrew Johnson's leniency towards Confederate traitors contrasts with Edwin Stanton's determination to bring them to justice. The episode also explores the broader implications of Lincoln's assassination and the ongoing struggle for racial justice in post-Civil War America.

Netflix's '3 Body Problem,' the first project from 'Game Of Thrones' creators David Benioff and Dan Weiss since the show's final season, struggles with pacing and character development in its opening episode. Set in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution and in London in 2024, the series follows the mysterious deaths of scientists and the unraveling of natural laws due to actions taken by a character over fifty years prior. Despite a non-linear narrative that hampers engagement, the series explores ambitious scientific concepts. The second episode introduces a lighter tone with John Bradley's character, offering a more digestible approach to the complex topics. The show manages to maintain intrigue and hooks viewers with surprises and revelations by the third episode.

Christopher B. Duncan, a CU Boulder graduate, joins the third season of 'Black Mafia Family' as Blaze, a complex character with a background as a drug kingpin and former narcotics detective. The show, inspired by true events, follows the rise of Big Meech and Southwest T in Detroit. Duncan, who has a diverse acting background, expresses excitement about his role and the show's blend of truth and fiction. He hopes viewers can relate to the series' dynamic relationships and universal themes.

In Shōgun episode 5, 'Broken to the Fist,' the aftermath of Nagakado's killing of Jozen sets the stage for political and personal turmoil. Toranaga arrives in Ajiro with his army, and Buntaro's return complicates Mariko's life. Mariko's tragic backstory is revealed during a tense dinner, and Blackthorne struggles with cultural differences and household conflicts. A significant earthquake disrupts the town, leading to further political maneuvers and personal revelations.