Amazon Prime Video has confirmed a second season of the series “Elle,” a prequel to the popular “Legally Blonde” films starring Reese Witherspoon. The show, which features Lexi Minetree as a teenage Elle Woods, explores the character’s high school years. The series concept originated from Witherspoon’s interest in creating a prequel following the success of the Netflix show “Wednesday.” The streaming platform announced the renewal prior to the premiere of the first season.

Meanwhile, classic film enthusiasts seeking the 1955 movie “Miracle of Marcelino” — also known as “Marcelino Pan Y Vino” — will find the film available on streaming services such as Tubi and YouTube. Adapted from a novel by José María Sánchez-Silva, the film tells the story of an orphan boy raised by monks who befriends a crucifix. It has achieved international acclaim and multiple adaptations. Physical copies are also available on DVD and Blu-ray through retailers including Amazon.

Fans of the crime drama “True Detective” have been informed of a forthcoming fifth season scheduled to air in 2027. Created by Nic Pizzolatto, the series has aired four seasons to date, each set in different locations featuring rotating casts including Woody Harrelson, Matthew McConaughey, Colin Farrell, Mahershala Ali, and Jodie Foster. The upcoming season will be set in New York. While actor Nicolas Cage has been widely rumored to join the cast, official sources have only confirmed that discussions are underway.

The USA Network drama “The Rainmaker,” based on John Grisham’s novel, will return for a second season later this year. The series, which stars Milo Callaghan as Rudy Baylor—a role famously portrayed by Matt Damon in the 1997 film adaptation—has been renewed following its initial airing.

Regarding “Three Tough Guys,” a 1974 film from the blaxploitation era starring Isaac Hayes, Lino Ventura, and Fred Williamson, DVD copies remain available but reportedly suffer from poor video and audio quality. The film, also known simply as “Tough Guys” to align with its soundtrack title by Hayes, can be found on Amazon and eBay, though the legitimacy and condition of these editions vary.