Narrated by main character Rue Bennett, the show begins with a look at her past life and descent into depression, with an increasing reliance on drugs and alcohol as she reaches her teenage years. The summer before junior year was spent in rehab, but she had no intention of staying clean, going to ask Fezco and Ashtray for drugs. After getting out of rehab, Rue continues to do drugs before we cut out and follow Nate Jacobs as he drives along, taunting Jules Vaughn on her bike.
Christopher (Chris) Owen Sturniolo is the youngest of the sturniolo triplets. He’s the most outgoing, and very opinionated. He isn’t afraid to speak his mind and has a great sense of humor. He is very family oriented and would do anything for his brothers. He is currently 17 years old and in his senior year of high school, the triplets being a few months into their YouTube career. He has a girlfriend of a year, Jasmine (Jazz) Marie Feder, and is a serious relationship with her. He currently plays lacrosse and hockey.
Sam and Colby have been doing YouTube for four years, traveling to different places for abandon places and paranormal spots. They just filmed the Witches Forest, and are back in Kansas after this. They’re trying to figure out how to get rid of the haunted stuff that have been following them lately. Sam, Colby, and Nate are currently in the car riding to a spot that they used to hang out with some other friends, and abandon warehouse that started everything. As Colby is driving them, Sam’s phone rings and it’s a no caller ID (Nate is in the backseat)
Set against the relentless pulse of New York City, the Reagan family continues its long-standing tradition of public service while navigating the complicated intersection of law, morality, and loyalty. At the head of the family stands Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, a steady and principled leader balancing political pressure from City Hall with the responsibility of guiding thousands of officers. At home, he leans on the wisdom of his father, Henry, the retired former commissioner whose old-school perspective and lived experience ground the family during moments of doubt. Danny, the relentless detective; Erin, the methodical Assistant District Attorney; and Jamie, the youngest son fresh out of the academy, each confront justice from different angles—often debating their choices over Sunday dinner.
Starr Carter is a 16-year-old African-American girl who lives in the predominantly black neighborhood of Garden Heights and attends a predominantly white private school called Williamson Prep.
On a cold winter day in Chicago, Calvin Palmer Jr. (Ice Cube) decides he has had enough of trying to keep open the barbershop his father handed down to him. He cannot borrow, revenues are falling, and he seems more interested in get-rich-quick schemes to bring in easy money. Without telling his employees or the customers, he sells the barbershop to a greedy loan shark, Lester Wallace (Keith David), who secretly plans to turn it into a strip club. After spending a day at work, and realizing just
James is an eighteen year old boy with blue eyes and dirty blonde hair that’s shorter on the sides. He has full, straight brows and a defined jawline with a lean build.
When the Larson family moves from Franklin, Kentucky to Royal Woods, Michigan, they expect the usual chaos that comes with relocating an eleven–kid household: cramped bedrooms, boxes stacked in every hallway, two energetic dogs running through the house, and parents trying to keep everything from collapsing into madness.
Two years after the events of the second film, Dave Seville, the Chipmunks, and the Chipettes embark on a cruise to attend the International Music Awards. While aboard, Alvin causes mischief by encouraging a water gun fight in the adult section of the ship, prompting Dave to apologize to the captain over dinner. Disobeying Dave's instructions, the Chipettes sneak into the ship's dance club while Alvin and Simon head to the casino. Dave discovers his former supervisor Ian Hawke works as the ship's safety officer dressed as a pelican; Ian sets to inform the captain if the Chipmunks and Chipettes cause further trouble. After catching them in the act, Dave warns them of missing the International Music Awards. The next day, Alvin goes parasailing on a kite with the others attached, but strong winds carry them away into the Pacific Ocean. Dave attempts to use a hang-glider to find them but is stopped by Ian, causing both to also be stranded at sea.
Cory and Topanga Matthews are hosting their first-ever family Christmas in New York City, and the excitement is palpable—but so is the tension. Cory is thrilled for the gathering, especially because his best friend Shawn Hunter will be attending. Topanga, however, is focused on the logistics: she’s spent two days preparing dinner, anxious that everything will go perfectly with her in-laws. Added to the mix is Jasmine Vega, Cory and Shawn’s longtime friend and godmother to Riley and Auggie. Initially hesitant, Jasmine agrees to attend at Topanga’s insistence, aware that being around Shawn and the Matthews family will stir old feelings and memories she has spent years carefully guarding. When Alan, Amy, and Joshua arrive, Maya immediately notices Joshua and jokingly calls him “Boing,” sparking a playful exchange that has Riley rolling her eyes. Jasmine slips in quietly afterward, understated but present, her dark brunette hair and soft eyes taking in the bustling scene. She exchanges a warm, brief hug with Topanga, grounding herself for the evening ahead. Shawn arrives shortly after, and Cory beams in excitement. Jasmine’s gaze meets Shawn’s across the room, and for a brief moment, years of unspoken emotion pass between them. Neither greets the other immediately; both pretend casualness, but their eyes linger—a subtle, unmistakable spark of the love that never truly went away. Riley attempts to greet Shawn, but he instinctively steps back. Jasmine notices instantly, a flash of sorrow crossing her face. She understands—she knows why he avoids Riley, why he hesitates to connect, and she feels it herself. Their shared glance, brief and loaded, silently acknowledges the past they still carry for each other. Later, at the bay window, Maya and Riley attempt to compare their friendship with Cory and Shawn’s legendary bond. Cory and Shawn try the same comparison, but neither pair sees the similarities clearly. Jasmine stands quietly nearby, observing, noting the subtle parallels everyone else misses. When Riley and Maya confront Shawn—and Jasmine—about how they act around Riley, the tension rises. Maya doesn’t hold back, asking why they both make Riley feel excluded. Shawn deflects, but Jasmine finally speaks softly: “It’s not that simple.” Riley insists, and Jasmine doesn’t argue, only offering a quiet acknowledgment of the truth. Even in confrontation, her gaze finds Shawn’s, sharing an unspoken moment of understanding, love, and pain between them. As dinner is finally served, Jasmine sits beside Topanga, participating quietly but meaningfully. She laughs at Cory’s jokes, helps pass dishes, and offers compliments to Topanga’s cooking. Occasionally, her eyes meet Shawn’s across the table, a small, private exchange: subtle smiles and fleeting glances, a shared intimacy that no one else notices. Even surrounded by family, the love between them is quietly visible in these gestures. After dinner, Shawn invites Riley and Maya to Svorski’s for dessert. Jasmine hesitates, but Riley encourages her to join, and she does, moving closer to the circle. At the dessert shop, Shawn recounts intimate details about Riley’s birth: her date, time, weight, and length. Jasmine adds her own memories: Riley’s little wrinkles, the first laugh, her dislike of the hospital blanket—details only a godparent would know. Watching them coordinate their recollections, it’s clear that their connection runs deeper than years apart: they know each other, and each other’s hearts, better than anyone else.
Rock band No Vacancy performs at a nightclub three weeks before auditioning for the Battle of the Bands. Guitarist Dewey Finn creates on-stage antics, including a stage dive that abruptly ends the performance. The next morning, Dewey wakes in the apartment he lives in with his best friend and former rocker Ned Schneebly. Ned and his domineering girlfriend, Patty inform Dewey he must make up for his share of the rent, which is four months overdue. When Dewey meets No Vacancy at a rehearsal session, he discovers he has been replaced by another guitarist named Spider. Later, while attempting to sell some of his equipment for rent money, Dewey answers a phone call from Rosalie Mullins, the principal of the Horace Green prep school, inquiring for Ned about a short-term position as a substitute teacher. Desperate for money, Dewey impersonates Ned and is hired. On his first day at the school, Dewey adopts the name "Mr. S" (after not actually knowing how to spell Schneebly) and spends his first day behaving erratically, confusing the class.
It’s the winter of December 2025, and things have been crazy for the whole year. And now throw in a group of people that never seemed likely to mix together for this month? It is chaos waiting to happen.
Since the events of the previous film, Calvin Palmer, Jr. (Ice Cube) has finally settled comfortably into his role as the owner of the inner city barbershop founded by his grandfather and father. The shop's latest threat comes from overzealous developer Quentin Leroux (Harry Lennix) who opens a rival barbershop chain across the street, called "Nappy Cutz".
In the summer of 2006, Jasmine Winston was riding a wave of success. At sixteen, she was Disney Channel’s newest sweetheart—bright-eyed, polite, and known for her squeaky-clean image. Her latest show was about to premiere, and everywhere she went, fans and press adored her wholesome charm.
Fred Figglehorn is an unpopular and hyperactive 15-year-old who believes himself to be cool and a good singer. He has a crush on a girl named Judy, and is devastated to see her performing a romantic duet with his rival and bully Kevin during a music class at school. Fred aspires to one day sing with Judy, but after several failed attempts to visit her at her house, he is told by his mother that she has moved, thus, he embarks on a journey to find Judy's new house and sing with her there.
Jasmine and Vivian are a few popular girls on vine and YouTube. 17 year old Sam Golbach reaches out to their vine account to do a collab which Vivian responds to. So now the four are about to meet for the first time at the Kansas mall. The boys have seen the girls vines but the girls haven’t seen the boys.
Michael (Mikey) Lorenzo, Violet (Vivi) Black, and Jasmine (Jazz) Slack have been friends for the longest time. They have gone through school together and their parents even moved together. The group is originally from Franklin, KY but their dad’s jobs had them move all the way to Boston, MA. Now the group is 14 years old and starting at a new school at the start of august, their upcoming freshman year.