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Sabu, the iconic professional wrestler, has died, according to PWInsider. He was 60The publication’s report, attributed to Mike Johnson, did not include specifics, including date of death or cause of death. Johnson wrote that he was “working on additional details” surrounding the ECW legend’s passing. This is a developing story.

3 days ago | popculture.com | John Connor Coulston

A totally refreshed Netflix movie chart is ready for subscribers. There are some new Originals (like Vince Vaughn’s Nonnas) and some licensed hits (like recent horror flick Heart Eyes) that will give Netflix watchers something new to enjoy. Continue on to see the Netflix top 5 movie list as it currently stands on Sunday (May 11, 2025). Trailers and official descriptions of each movie are included if you want to learn more about the films.

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Bindi Irwin is undergoing surgery after suffering a medical emergency. According to her brother, Robert Irwin, Bindi’s appendix has ruptured. Surgery is being performed, and their mother, Terri Irwin, is with her. “She’s going to be OK, but surgery — out of all the things we were ready for, that was not one of them,” Robert told PEOPLE. Bindi is the daughter of late TV icon Steve Irwin, best known for the wildlife series The Crocodile Hunter.

4 days ago | popculture.com | John Connor Coulston

NBC viewers can’t breathe easy just yet. The Comcast-owned network canceled five shows on Friday, but three more are still awaiting word. While lineup staples like Law & Order: SVU and Chicago Med are safe, a trio of newer shows have an unclear future. The Zachary-Quinto-led medical drama Brilliant Minds is still on the bubble. On April 8, Deadline reported that “things are looking hopeful” for a renewal, but they were also referring to Found in that same analysis. NBC canceled Found on Friday.

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The Night Court revival is done at NBC, but fans can hold out the tiniest bit of hope that it might live on. While the Comcast-owned network axed Night Court alongside four other shows on Friday, Deadline’s reporting on the decision included a glimmer of hope. The publication reports that the studio that owns the show, Warner Bros. Television, could take the show to other networks/streamers in hopes of producing a fourth season.