Film and fashion fans have something to celebrate. The Devil Wears Prada is back. On November 12, 2025, fans got their first glimpse of the long awaited sequel online, and yes. Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway are back as Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs.

The teaser starts with red heels clicking through the Runway office, with Madonna’s “Vogue” playing in the background. Miranda steps into the elevator with her signature icy gaze, while Andy follows, playfully greeting her with a Streep’s reply, “Took you long enough,” instantly recalls a moment from the original film.

Alongside Streep and Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are back, reprising their roles. New cast members include Kenneth Branagh, Simone Ashley, Lucy Liu, Justin Theroux, Caleb Hearon, Helen J. Shen, Pauline Chalamet, B.J. Novak, and Conrad Ricamora. Adrian Grenier will not return; his role as Andy’s love interest is now played by Patrick Brammall.

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Director David Frankel, screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna, and producer Wendy Finerman are all back, the film stays true to the spirit of the original while introducing new storylines. Production started in New York City this past summer and later moved to Europe.

Reports say Lady Gaga made a brief cameo during a fashion show in Milan for the film. While longtime fashion icon Anna Wintour will not appear in the film.

The sequel is scheduled to hit theaters on May 1, 2026, nearly 20 years after the original premiered, the teaser hints that even as the fashion industry evolves, Miranda’s commanding presence and Andy’s keen intuition continue to drive the story. Fans can expect the witty dialogue, stylish outfits, and clever satire that made the first film unique.

With the original stars back, a cast of exciting new faces, and a story that blends style and drama, the Devil Wears Prada 2 promises to be a must-see for movie and fashion fans alike.

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On October 21, the trailer for “Reminders of Him” was released. The film is an adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel published in 2022. Directed by Vanessa Caswill and written by Hoover&Lauren Levine, the Universal Pictures drama stars Maika Monroe and Tyriq Withers. It is set to premiere in theaters on March 13, 2026.

The story follows Kenna Rowan,(Maika Monroe), as she returns to her late boyfriend Scotty’s hometown after serving seven years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. The accident, which was caused by drunk driving, took Scotty’s life.

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Kenna was pregnant during her time in prison and gave birth to her daughter, Diem, who was taken in by Scotty’s parents. After her release, she tried to start over, but finding a job wasn’t easy with a criminal record. Later, she eventually secured one and decided to come back in hopes of reconnecting with her child, but her return is met with anger and resentment. The couple continues to blame her for their son’s death and keep her away from Diem.

Plot Summary

Along the line, she begins to fall for him but Ledger’s ties to Scotty’s family make things complicated. In one scene, Scotty’s father appears to confront Ledger, which ends with him getting hit for taking Kenna’s side.

Cast and Characters

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Maika Monroe plays the role of Kenna Rowan, a woman fighting to reclaim her place in her daughter’s life. Tyriq Withers plays Ledger Ward, the local bar owner who abruptly becomes her ally and lover. Rudy Pankow portrays Scotty Landry, Kenna’s late boyfriend. Lauren Graham and Bradley Whitford appear as Grace and Patrick Landry, Scotty’s grieving parents.

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From the trailer, Kenna’s frustration was obvious. Through the pain, she was determined to get her daughter back. In the midst of all these, she met with Ledger Ward, a bar owner and her late boyfriend’s best friend, who had given her a job.

In just a few minutes, the trailer managed to convey different emotions. Many viewers are anticipating what will happen next, if Kenna would be forgiven and reunited with her daughter. We just can’t wait to see how the “Reminders of Him” will play out when it hits theaters on March 13, 2026. Watch the trailer below. 

The first trailer for Crime 101 landed and it didn’t follow the typical playbook. Directed by Bart Layton, who gave us American Animals, and based on Don Winslow’s novella, this isn’t just another heist movie. It looks built to examine the machinery behind the crime.

At the center are Chris Hemsworth as a thief whose precision feels almost clinical, Halle Berry as an insurance executive whose skills prove unexpectedly valuable, and Mark Ruffalo as a detective trying to reverse-engineer a crime worth studying. Rather than roaring through explosions and fast cuts, the trailer moves with intent. Every quiet moment counts.

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The Los Angeles setting isn’t glamorized. The 101 Freeway becomes part of the operation, not just a backdrop. The trailer maps a series of jewel heists across the city, edged with the tension of timing and the constant risk of being slightly off. It’s not all chase scenes or grand payoffs. What we see is meticulous, controlled, and unnerving in its precision.

Hemsworth brings a kind of calm rigor to his role, playing a thief who could blend into any crowd. Ruffalo’s detective leads with frustration and focus, the sort of investigator who notices the small things most people ignore. Berry holds her ground with a sharpness that feels earned rather than performed. Together, the three make the story’s quiet moments more dangerous than its action.

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Layton has always been interested in what drives people to push limits. In American Animals, it was college kids who thought they could outsmart reality. In Crime 101, it’s grown adults who actually can, until they can’t. The trailer captures that moment when confidence turns risky, the instant you realize control isn’t the same as safety. It’s a feeling anyone can recognize, whether you’re pulling a job or just trying not to lose your grip on something that matters.

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That makes Crime 101 feel like something different. A film where competence replaces flash and risk lives in silence. It’s about people who believe they’ve mastered their world until one rule bends too far.

The film, set for release on February 13, 2026, through Amazon MGM Studios, promises something sharp and deliberate. If the finished movie holds the control and clarity of its trailer, Crime 101 could be the rare crime thriller that earns attention not by being louder than its peers but by being smarter.