Tragically, the Eric Dane renaissance was cut short earlier this year when the beloved Grey's Anatomy star died at the age of 53 following a battle with ALS. The actor had been in the middle of a solid run across film and television, enjoying appearances in everything from the Prime Video crime thriller Countdown to the Sydney Sweeney flick Americana, Samara Weaving's Borderline, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and the Zachary Quinto-led Brilliant Minds. One of his last performances is still airing on television, too, with Euphoria still wrapping up its third and final season. Still, he ultimately left behind an impressive television legacy, including one hidden gem that's about to return to streaming.

It's been a busy, yet rocky start to the year for Avatar: The Last Airbender. For the first time since The Legend of Korra ended in 2014, an entirely new story in the world of elemental benders is about to arrive in the form of The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender, originally slated for theaters but since moved to be a Paramount+ streaming release on October 9. Paramount, the filmmakers, and all the artists behind the animated feature were left reeling, however, when the entire film was leaked online back in April. A suspect was arrested just weeks later, but the damage had already been done, with those behind the film voicing the "disrespect" they felt seeing their years of effort spread across the internet.

Now that his WWE days are over, John Cena is getting back to another one of his expertise — comedy. On August 28, he'll finally get to appear on the big screen as hotshot Acme lawyer Buddy Crane in the long-awaited release of the Looney Tunes legal comedy, Coyote vs. Acme, after it was saved by Ketchup Entertainment last year. Following that, in October, he's set to lead the high-octane Matchbox: The Movie, adapting the world of Mattel's die-cast toy cars into a globe-trotting action-adventure. First, however, he's going to come face-to-face with his brother from another mother.

Marvel Comics has published some unforgettable stories since its origins as Timely Comics in 1939, giving rise to beloved modern superheroes like Captain America, Spider-Man, and The Fantastic Four. Yet, one of the greatest series ever to come from the company doesn't even center on a super-powered individual. Debuting in 1994, Marvels reflected on the history of the iconic protectors of Earth through the emotional lens of an ordinary man named Phil Sheldon across four decades. It's often placed among the Mount Rushmore of Marvel Comics greats for how it completely reframes the impactful moments from past stories, from the triumphant to the tragic. Now, it's finally being reimagined in a novelization by Abrams ComicArts, and Collider is thrilled to offer an exclusive preview.

And now, the end is near, and so Elsbeth Season 3 faces its final curtain. Fortunately, it's primed to be a show-stopping finale. After an eventful run full of tyrannical talk show hosts, killer cruciverbalists, and a murderous former model, among other colorful crooks, Carrie Preston is about to enter the glamorous world of cabaret to solve the mystery of a minor royal's death. Welcomed into the most prestigious hotel in all of New York, Elsbeth will brush with faded elegance and rub elbows with old elites, including a legendary cabaret performer who not only calls the storied building her home but fills its halls with her voice. Collider can exclusively share a new, musical sneak peek at the upcoming finale, centering the singer in question, played by Broadway performer Patti LuPone, who has an emotional tune to share.

Things are heating up once again for dark fantasy lovers at Passionflix. After the swoonworthy first season of The Black Dagger Brotherhood struck a chord with viewers, the action-romance series based on J.R. Ward's bestselling novels is preparing to re-emerge from the shadows for Season 2. Production is still ongoing after kicking off in March, but the titular group of elite, oath-sworn vampire warriors is expected to return by the end of the year, with another battle and another epic love story. Until then, Collider has partnered with the romantic streamer to share the official first look at the next couple taking center stage, Rhage and Mary.

Although it's disappointing that KPop Demon Hunters isn't expected to follow up on its world-dominating first tour until 2029, the members of HUNTR/X should be back on-screen before then. Last year, it was announced that Arden Cho and May Hong, the voices behind Rumi and Mira, would be re-teaming for a new film set against the backdrop of the K-pop industry — Perfect Girl. The project is a much different beast than their animated smash hit, focusing on the darker side of the scene with a story that's been described as "Scream meets Black Swan." Among those accompanying the pair is Adeline Rudolph, who had nothing but kind words for her two co-stars, even if the film pits them against one another.

The BAU is about to have its work cut out for it. In just two weeks, Criminal Minds: Evolution returns to Paramount+ for Season 19, with not just a new killer to hunt, but an entire string of cases all stemming back to Sicarius, aka Elias Voit (Zach Gilford). However, Voit is now safely behind bars and appears to be on the path of atonement for his actions, now capable of feeling empathy and having actually helped the unit he once tormented. Instead, a copycat known only as The Fan is now active, born from Voit's infamy and seeking to surpass the acts of his idol. We're thrilled to include the long-running crime thriller as part of Collider's Exclusive Summer Preview series, and, ahead of its return, we can share two new first-look images highlighting the level of danger that David Rossi (Joe Montegna) and the team are in.