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Remember Joey and Pacey from Dawson’s Creek? Well, Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson are teaming up again—this time for a brand-new movie trilogy. Even better, Holmes is writing and directing the project, giving fans a double dose of nostalgia and fresh creativity.

Editor’s Note: For fans of the late '90s teen drama, this is a dream come true. The reunion taps into a wave of nostalgia while also showcasing Holmes’ growth as a filmmaker. It’s not just a throwback—it’s a chance to see these beloved actors in something entirely new, with Holmes steering the ship. Expect buzz, memes, and maybe even a few debates about whether Joey should’ve ended up with Pacey after all.

Arienne Mandi, known for her role in The Night Agent, is officially joining Chicago P.D. as a series regular for its upcoming 13th season. She’ll play Officer Naomi Kerr, a tough-as-nails former soldier and military contractor who excels in high-risk situations. Think fearless, battle-hardened, and exactly the kind of character who’ll shake things up in Intelligence Unit.

Editor’s Note: Chicago P.D. fans just got a reason to get excited—adding Mandi’s character suggests the show’s doubling down on high-stakes drama. With her military background, Kerr could bring fresh tension (and maybe some explosive action) to the squad. Plus, after 12 seasons, a new regular signals the writers aren’t just coasting—they’re keeping things dynamic. If you love cop dramas with gritty, complex characters, this is one to watch.

Arienne Mandi, known for her role in The Night Agent, is joining Chicago P.D. as a new series regular in Season 13. This comes after Toya Turner’s departure, shaking up Voight’s team once again. Mandi’s recent work includes the Venice-premiered film Tatami, so she’s bringing some fresh energy to the long-running cop drama.

Editor’s Note: Cast changes in long-running shows like Chicago P.D. always stir fan reactions—some mourn the exits, others get excited for new faces. Mandi’s addition suggests the show’s keeping things dynamic, and her recent buzzworthy projects could bring a new vibe to the squad. For fans, it’s a sign the series isn’t just coasting into its 13th season.

Pete Davidson is opening up about how he first met his girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, who’s now expecting their first child together. The SNL alum shared a rare glimpse into their relationship, reminiscing about their "meet cute" moment—a sweet, personal detail fans don’t often get from the usually private comedian.

Editor’s Note: Davidson’s love life has always been tabloid fodder, but this feels different—it’s a genuine, low-key moment amid the usual chaos. Fans are invested because he’s sharing something heartfelt (and because baby news is always a big deal). Plus, it’s a refreshing break from the usual breakup drama.

Director Zach Cregger is hyping up his upcoming Resident Evil reboot, promising it’ll stay true to the beloved video games while delivering a fresh take. He’s a fan himself—citing his love for the games as the driving force behind the project—and boldly claims the movie’s going to "rip" (in a good way). Austin Abrams is set to star, though details on his role are still under wraps.

Editor’s Note: After the mixed reception to previous Resident Evil adaptations, fans have been wary of another reboot. But Cregger’s passion and commitment to honoring the source material could be a game-changer. If he pulls it off, this might finally be the Resident Evil movie that gamers—and horror fans—have been waiting for.