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On the Halifax set of MGM+'s From, creator John Griffin and star Harold Perrineau discuss season four’s shocks—like Sophia’s connection to the Man in Yellow—and confirm the fifth season will be the show’s last, with production described as intense, immersive and 'great and weird' as the cast and crew head toward the finale in 2027.
Trump reportedly earned a $10.71 million licensing fee from Amazon MGM for the Melania documentary; Amazon had previously paid about $40 million for Brett Ratner’s film (including $28 million to Melania) and spent roughly $35 million marketing the project, which had brought in about $16.6 million at the box office before streaming. Bezos defended the decision as a wise business move, while Trump’s latest disclosures also reveal other earnings.
The From Season 4 finale premieres tonight on MGM+ at 9:00 p.m. ET (encore airings at 10:00 p.m. and 12:55 a.m. ET). The 10-episode season ramps toward its conclusion, with MGM+ having renewed the series for a fifth and final season expected in 2027. Viewers can also access MGM+ through various streaming options (e.g., Philo, FuboTV, YouTube TV, and other add-ons).
Weekend coverage highlights Toy Story 5 in theaters, Pressure available to rent, and Project Hail Mary streaming on MGM+, offering options across theaters, rental, and streaming.
From Season 4 returns with Episode 8, titled Heavy is the Head, premiering Sunday, June 14 at 9:00 p.m. ET on MGM+. The episode sets a dangerous plan in motion and puts Fatima and Henry at two disturbing crossroads, with Victor aiding Tabitha and Ethan. Netflix isn’t carrying From, but MGM+ is available via various bundles. The show has already been renewed for Season 5, which will conclude the story, and production has begun.
Project Hail Mary, based on Andy Weir’s novel and starring Ryan Gosling, is heading to MGM+ on June 16 after a blockbuster theatrical run, with rights staying at MGM rather than Amazon Prime Video due to pre-merger ownership and tax considerations; the film’s success supports MGM+ as the cheaper option for streaming, emphasizing hard sci‑fi appeal as audiences continue to rally around the movie.
Project Hail Mary, the hard‑science sci‑fi hit starring Ryan Gosling, is headed to MGM+ on June 16 (not Prime Video) due to corporate ownership and tax considerations, proving that a big-budget adaptation can find an audience on a niche streamer and highlighting MGM+'s growing role in streaming.
The sci‑fi adaptation Project Hail Mary will stream on MGM+ starting June 18, with the most affordable option via Prime Video’s MGM+ add‑on (free trial). Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and written by Drew Goddard (his second Weir adaptation after The Martian), it stars Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace with Sandra Hüller as Eva Stratt and Rocky the alien. The film has grossed about $680 million globally since its March debut, and NASA’s Artemis II mission has even referenced it; author Andy Weir has hinted at a possible sequel someday but currently has no concrete plans.
Ryan Gosling’s space epic Project Hail Mary will stream exclusively on MGM+ from June 18 after its digital release, a strategy tied to MGM’s Amazon ownership; viewers without MGM+ will need the specialized service for now, and the film may migrate to Prime Video later if deals permit.
Deadline reports Project Hail Mary will stream on MGM+ on June 18 after a 90-day theatrical run and won’t be exclusive to Prime Video at launch, with Prime Video eventually carrying it; the move reflects Amazon MGM’s mixed window strategy for films (Saltburn, Red One, Air) where different titles use different greenlight and release models, while the Gosling‑led movie remains a top worldwide earner this year.
IO Interactive may not get to develop the 007 First Light sequel, as Amazon Games and MGM signal future Bond game projects will be produced in-house—likely by MGM and/or Amazon Game Studios. While Amazon’s track record includes cancellations, the company aims to expand Bond IP across TV, movies and games, showing a broader strategy for leveraging the franchise.
IO Interactive will stop self-publishing future James Bond games; MGM and Amazon Game Studios will publish them, leveraging Amazon's acquisition of MGM to own the Bond IP. The move follows First Light's launch, which sold 1.5 million copies in 24 hours, and fits Amazon's broader cross-media strategy for Bond across games and Prime Video.
Amazon confirms future James Bond games will be overseen by MGM and Amazon Game Studios, with the IP now owned by Amazon; the 007: First Light project was developed by IO Interactive under a pre‑acquisition deal, and upcoming Bond titles will be more hands‑on from MGM/Amazon, with Prime Video cross‑media plans (including Tomb Raider) tied to the Bond IP.
Premarket trading saw Micron, Zscaler, MGM Resorts and Bath & Body Works among the biggest movers, with other stocks also highlighted as investors watched early action.
CableTV.com's 2026 roundup crowns Apple TV as Best of the Best for premium, ad-free content, while Crunchyroll earns Editor’s Choice for anime; MGM+ is named best bang-for-buck, Netflix tops for kids content, and Shudder leads horror, with a slate of honorable mentions (HBO Max, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, STARZ, AMC+) — weighing price, simultaneous streams, content libraries, exclusive titles, and trial options to guide viewers’ choices.