At first glance, Atomfall may remind players of Fallout. The comparisons are undeniable. Both take place in the first person and seemingly have post-apocalyptic environments. They feature retro-looking robots and scavenging elements, but Atomfall carries a distinctly British vibe and a different premise.

“I don’t think any of us ever even really thought we’d still be on stage at this age doing this, much less together,” Michael McDonald says. “That we’re still able to express ourselves artistically is something that’s not lost on us.”

Split Fiction is a bewitching, action-packed roller coaster that plays with camera perspective, with two players on screen at the same time, using the same controls.

A conversation between Army veteran Belle Crause and country music artist Coffey Anderson inspired the making of “You Can’t Spell Hero Without Her,” a song dedicated to recognizing the contributions of women serving in the military.

Cast, crew discuss the new show, which premiered March 6.

Producers of the crime procedural “Tatort,” which means “Crime Scene,” filmed the episode in February 2024 at the 7th Army Training Command’s Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels during exercise Allied Spirit.

The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center in Carlisle, Pa., was ranked among the top 10 best free museums in the U.S. in recently released the 2025 Newsweek Readers’ Choice Awards.

“I think that not only will it change daytime, but it’ll also change the landscape of TV,” said Sheila Ducksworth, president of CBS Studios/NAACP Venture and an executive producer. “I think it really will be something that will have far-reaching effects, and I look forward to it.”

For the first several hours of Avowed, I was properly transported to its world. Then I stopped caring about the characters. My story choices didn’t matter much, either to the narrative or, more fatally, to myself.

Morgan Freeman is just one of the many veterans that make up 90% of the cast in “My Dead Friend Zoe,” a critically acclaimed comedy-drama that was directed by an Army veteran and produced by Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. The film is set for a Feb. 28 theatrical release.