What’s New on Paramount+ in May 2026: Complete List of Movies and Shows
Paramount+ highlights include the return of Yellowstone with Dutton Ranch, new episodes of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, and season finales of popular CBS shows this May.
Paramount+ highlights include the return of Yellowstone with Dutton Ranch, new episodes of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, and season finales of popular CBS shows this May.
Sarah Michelle Gellar endorses the Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream, a $26 moisturizer praised for reducing wrinkles and enhancing skin firmness, now 30% off on Amazon.
First Lady Melania Trump advocated for the cancellation of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner following a shooting incident outside the venue. Despite her concerns, President Trump wanted the event to proceed. Ultimately, law enforcement advised against continuing, leading to the event’s cancellation.
Meghan Markle effortlessly styles Freda Salvador’s Eda D’orsay sneakers, priced at $238. A similar look is available with Lucky Brand’s Dansbey sneaker for $66, combining comfort and chic design.
JoJo Fletcher reflects on her fertility journey ahead of her first Mother’s Day, sharing experiences of miscarriage, joy in motherhood, and the bond with husband Jordan Rodgers.
In Season 2 finale of Happy’s Place, Emmett ends his relationship with Bobbie, choosing to take a dating break. Season 3, set for 2025, hints at unresolved tensions and secrets.
Prime Video launches May with new films: Rush, a thrilling sports biopic; Gosford Park, an Oscar-winning murder mystery; and Psycho II, a gripping horror sequel are now streaming.
Donnie Wahlberg revealed that cast pay cuts were necessary to continue Blue Bloods, but the show ultimately ended after 14 seasons due to rising production costs.
Paulina Chávez, who plays Ariana in Landman, shares her theories on character dynamics for Season 3, expressing excitement for her character’s growth as she navigates family relationships.
Mariska Hargitay discussed an omitted kiss scene with Christopher Meloni in Law & Order: SVU, expressing disappointment over the decision made in post-production by Dick Wolf.