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Exclusive: Barcelona-based Filmax has boarded Catalan filmmaker Judith Colell’s Frontier, a drama set in the Pyrenees during the Second World War as Jewish refugees try to flee Occupied France.

It focuses on the people of a mountain village on the border between France and Spain trying to help Jewish refugees from the Germans and the Spanish authorities, then ruled by Nazi sympathiser dictator General Franco.

Frontieris a Spain-Belgium co-production between Spain’s Coming Soon Films and Diagonal TV (Banijay Iberia) in Spain and Bulletproof Cupid in Belgium.

Colell won the 2010 Special Jury Prize in San Sebastian for Elisa K,...

The following contains spoilers for Invincible Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Fans waited patiently for Invincible Season 3 to see one of the comics' biggest events animated. Though the Invincible War was contained in one episode, it still gave fans a gory spectacle.

The Invincible War involved Angstrom Levy, a villain who opened up portals and who brings 18 evil Invincible doppelgängers to Earth and hurt the titular hero. But which of these sinister duplicates is the most vile in terms of death and destruction?

Flaxan Invincible Gets Pummeled The Alien Hybrid Is Murdered By Reanimen Image via Prime Video

Flaxan Invincible (aka Flaxancible) hails from his world's Flaxan dimension. That region was filled with bug-like aliens who wanted to invade planets like Earth. This Mark is a hybrid, but not much is known about his personality, as he doesn't get speaking lines.

Flaxan Invincible attacks the Pentagon, but is killed by Cecil Stedman,...

Actors love to talk about authenticity, but if that were all it took, we wouldn't need them at all -- cops, lawyers, and singles on the prowl could just play themselves. There's more to it than that, of course, but sometimes it doesn't hurt to have a background in the role being played. Many former Marines have done well as actors, using their discipline for our entertainment. And as it turns out, many thespians with actual criminal records do a great job of playing crooks onscreen. As 2024's Oscar-nominated film "Sing Sing" depicts, theater programs can serve as therapy, and serve to reform offenders.

Throughout the history of the movie business, real-life criminals have found the movie business to be more comfortable than their former under-the-table careers. Audiences, in turn, can often tell when a guy onscreen really looks like he could kill or beat you. In some cases, showbiz...

Adam Sandler had established a comedic "bad boy" persona on Saturday Night Live that appealed to young audiences in the early ‘90s. His leap to the big screen cemented him as a star and established him as an actor who often plays lovable slackers pushing into their thirties with the comedy gems Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. In 1996, he joined forces with In Living Color’s Damon Wayans and The Godfather’s James Caan in the action comedy Bulletproof.

Will Smith is releasing his first album in over 20 years!

The Oscar-winning actor and Grammy-winning artist has announced that his new album Based on a True Story will be released on March 28.

The album features the previously released singles “First Love,” “Beautiful Scars,” “Tantrum,” “Work of Art,” and “You Can Make It,” plus collaborators like DJ Jazzy Jeff, Teyana Taylor, and Big Sean, among others.

There will be 14 tracks on the album and the full tracklist has been revealed. You can get the album on iTunes when it is released.

Keep reading to find out more…

Based on a True Story Tracklist:

1. Int. Barbershop Day ft. DJ Jazzy Jeff & Simone

2. You Lookin’ for Me?

3. The Reverend (Rave Sermon)

4. Rave in the Wasteland

5. Bulletproof ft. Jac Ross

6. Hard Times (Smile) ft. Teyana Taylor

7. Beautiful Scars ft. Big Sean and OBanga

8. Tantrum ft. Joyner Lucas

9. First Love ft. India Martinez and Marcin...

Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains major spoilers for Invincible.

The casualty list for the Invincible War was long. A slew of notable heroes in the world of Invincible fell in the battle against Angstrom Levy’s army of Marks, among them Rex Splode, voiced to perfection by Jason Mantzoukas. The character died taking out another one of Mark’s variants that had taken on and almost decimated the Teen Team, right when he had his life turning around for the better with Shrinking Rae.

Rex Splode with Invincible || Credit: Prime Video

There has been some consensus among fans about how Invincible the show failed to deliver on the much-needed gravitas during Rex’s death, going so far as to remove the reaction that Mark had after initially learning about the death of the character from the comics. While his death, much like Remy LeBeau’s in X-Men ’97, had fans distraught,...

This article contains spoilers for "Invincible."

"We're in the endgame now," declared Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) during "Avengers: Infinity War," signaling the final act of the 21st century's most famous superhero saga. "Invincible" isn't quite there yet; it's about 45% of the way through the original 144-issue Image comic series by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley. However, the ongoing third season of "Invincible" has offered some hints of that endgame.

In the episode "You Were My Hero," Mark/Invincible travels far into the future and discovers his superhero comrade the Immortal (Ross Marquand) rules the planet as a king. The Immortal has gone mad from living too long; he doesn't quite realize that the Mark before him is from the past. Thus, he talks about events that Mark hasn't experienced yet; he mentions Mark getting sick, even though they found a cure for this disease, and claims Mark...

Director Francis Lawrence truly deserves credit for Constantine's cult following. He recently revealed how a last-minute meeting with Keanu Reeves ensured that they would collaborate on the film.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Lawrence said that he is still floored by Constantine's insane following. "It was one of those weird, strange, beautiful things to see that fan base grow," he explained. "Everywhere I go, people have Constantine DVDs. People still want to talk about it.I'm very happy about that, as opposed to people having hated it or forgotten it. That would be awful. The reverse has happened." Lawrence, who directed music videos for Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, and Britney Spears before Constantine, said he was almost left out of the film because of his prior credits.

RelatedJohn Constantine Returned to His Roots In DC’s Sandman Universe

John Constantine is reclaiming his place as DC Comics' Hellblazer, and it's all thanks...

The stars were out on both coasts for the 2025 Writers Guild Awards on Saturday (February 15).

The annual awards show honors outstanding writing in film, television, streaming, news, radio, and promotional categories.

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story star Nicholas Alexander Chavez was in attendance at the New York ceremony, held at Edison Ballroom, where he took the stage to present.

Joining him in NYC included Ilana Glazer, Bowen Yang, J Smith Cameron, Roy Wood Jr, Busy Philipps, Jelani Alladin, Julio Torres, Celine Song, Sandra Oh, Jesse Eisenberg and Michael Cyril Creighton.

On the West Coast, stars like Kiernan Shipka and Erin Foster were among those attending the LA ceremony at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.

Keep reading to find out more…

Also at the LA event included Megan Park, Justine Lupe, Ernie Hudson, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Lisa Ann Walter, Adele Lim, Joel Kim Booster, Utkarsh Ambudkar and his wife Naomi,...

Sean Baker and Anora are continuing their run with guilds, as the movie has taken home Best Original Screenplay at the WGA Awards following huge wins with both the Directors Guild of America and Producers Guild of America. On the Adapted Screenplay front, RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes won for Nickel Boys.

But the WGA Awards are hardly the most reliable barometer for the Academy Awards. In fact, since 2010, the matching winners have pretty much always been in alternating years save for the back-to-back victories of Parasite and Promising Young Woman. Notably, however, there is only one other competitor that Anora was up against at the WGAs that is also up for Best Original Screenplay: Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain, as Challengers, Civil War and My Old Ass were benched. Instead, the Best Original Screenplay Oscar nominees contain three replacements that were ineligible for the WGAs: The Brutalist, September 5 and The Substance.

The 2025 Writers Guild Awards took place Saturday night, with the guild continuing its tradition of doling out prizes in simultaneous ceremonies in New York and Los Angeles.

In the film categories, Anora ultimately took home the award for original screenplay, beating out A Real Pain, Challengers, Civil War and My Old Ass. As for adapted screenplay, Nickel Boys won, beating A Complete Unknown, Dune: Part Two, Hit Man and Wicked.

On the TV side, Shogun won for drama series while Hacks scored the award for comedy series. Shogun‘s “Anjin” also won for episodic drama, and Hacks‘ “Bulletproof” won for episodic comedy. Shogun also captured the award for best new series, while The Penguin won for limited series and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver won for comedy/variety series — talk or sketch.

Joel Kim Booster, who hosted the Los Angeles ceremony, kicked off the L.A. show, telling the crowd at the Beverly Hilton,...

The 77th annual Writers Guild Awards were handed out on Saturday in concurrent ceremonies at the Edison Ballroom in New York and Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles.

Shōgun took home the prize for Best New Series, beating out fellow first-time nominees such as English Teacher, Nobody Wants This, Fallout and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The Hulu series also won for Best Drama and Episodic Drama, while Max’s Hacks took home the trophy for Best Comedy, and HBO’s The Penguin won for Limited Series.

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Awards-watchers are accustomed to waiting for the end of every awards show to see the big film categories handed out, but Saturday’s Writers Guild Awards threw everybody for a loop by making the film awards the first two categories of the night in simultaneous ceremonies in Los Angeles and New York.

“Nickel Boys” won the first award of the night, for Best Adapted Screenplay, and “Anora” won the second, for Best Original Screenplay. The awards led off the shows because the BAFTA Awards are taking place in London on Sunday, with the categories’ early placement giving “Nickel Boys” writers RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes and “Anora” writer Sean Baker more time to get to London.

In the television categories that ended the show, “Shōgun” and “Hacks” continued the roll they’ve been on since last September’s Emmy Awards, with the former show winning three awards and the latter show winning two.

Sean Baker’s Anora, written by Baker, and Nickel Boys, written by RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes, took the top film prizes at the 77th annual Writers Guild Awards tonight, for Original Screenplay and Adapted Screenplay, respectively. The awards were handed out in concurrent ceremonies in Los Angeles and New York. See the full winners list below.

On the TV side, it was a big night for HBO/Max, which won the Comedy Series award (Hacks), Limited Series (The Penguin), Comedy/Variety Series and Specials and TV & Streaming Movie categories, as well as for Disney/FX’s Shōgun, which topped the Drama & New Series fields.

Anora is coming off a string of wins, including top honors from Directors Guild and Producers Guild, putting it in frontrunner status for the Academy Awards. It’s nominated for six Oscars including Best Picture as well as Directing and Original Screenplay for Baker.

Ross...

Invincible featured some rather dark moments in its first three episodes, but the young superhero is starting to find his footing. Can Mark and Eve make an actual relationship work? Can they even survive without the help of Cecil and the Gda? “You Were My Hero” begins to answer some of these questions and opens up new ones. It also pushes us into the cosmos with a unique double episode. “You Were My Hero” combines incredible tragedy, sweet romance, and horrifying action in ways only Invincible can deliver.

“You Were My Hero” – The Recap Gillian Jacobs (Atom Eve), Steven Yeun (Mark Grayson)

Rex (Jason Mantzoukas) and Shrinking Rae (Grey Delisle) shop for groceries, but Rex is immediately bored by the process. He says they should steal Robot’s credit card and live off delivery food instead. Rae mentions she wants to make dinner for herself while opening up about her frustrations with her parents.

Mikey Madison as Ani and Mark Eydelshteyn as Ivan in ‘Anora’ (Courtesy of Neon)

Hot off the film’s Critics Choice Awards Best Picture win, Anora‘s Sean Baker took home his first DGA Awards win in the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Theatrical Feature Film category. Winners of the 77th Annual DGA Awards were announced on February 8th at a ceremony hosted by filmmaker Judd Apatow in Beverly Hills.

In addition to the competitive categories, Ang Lee was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award and Unit Production Manager Mary Rae Thewlis earned the Robert B. Aldrich Service Award. Unit Production Manager Thomas J. Whelan was recognized with the Frank Capra Achievement Award.

“I am thrilled to congratulate all our nominated directors for their brilliant work, which is visionary, inspirational, and speaks to the depth of the human experience. To be chosen by one’s peers is the true marker of...

What a weekend. Just like “Anora,” which has fully jumped back into the Best Picture race, the television show “Hacks” also had an incredibly auspicious weekend, adding a PGA Award and DGA Award to join its Critics Choice Awards 2025 statue for Best Comedy Series.

Though other current reigning Emmy winners like “Shōgun,” “Baby Reindeer,” and “Ripley” were big winners as well, those shows have either ended or are far off from a new season, so their PGA and/or DGA Award wins have little effect on the upcoming Emmys race. But “Hacks” is expected to premiere its fourth season in the spring, most likely making it eligible for a possible back-to-back Outstanding Comedy Series win.

At the DGA Awards 2025, “Hacks” director and co-showrunner Lucia Aniello got emotional thanking the room full of peers for awarding her work directing the Season 3 finale “Bulletproof.” “I’m very proud to be a member of this union,...

In a surprising win that resets the Oscar race, Anora director Sean Baker took home the Feature Film Director prize at Directors Guild of America Awards Saturday, instantly becoming the frontrunner for the Best Director trophy at the Academy Awards.

Baker, a first-time DGA nominee, toppled a strong field that included fellow Oscar nominees Brady Corbet (The Brutalist), Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez), and James Mangold (A Complete Unknown), along with Conclave director Edward Berger, who failed to land an Oscar bid. The DGA victory came on the same night Baker’s film — which personally earned him four Academy Award bids — unexpectedly won the top prize at another major precursor, the Producers Guild of America Awards, and one night after the film scored at the Critics Choice Awards.

Corbet had still been considered the prohibitive favorite for both the DGA honor and directing Oscar going into Saturday.

Anora stars Mikey Madison...

The year’s top filmmakers were toasted at the DGA Awards on Saturday night, with Sean Baker taking home the night’s top prize.

At the ceremony, held at the Beverly Hilton and once again hosted by Judd Apatow, the Directors Guild of America recognized the best across TV and film. Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez), Sean Baker (Anora), Edward Berger (Conclave), Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) and James Mangold (A Complete Unknown) were up for the night’s big prize in theatrical feature film, but it was Baker who landed the win.

He expressed surprise in his speech, thanking star Mikey Madison and his mother while also acknowledging, “She supported me along the way, all the way; unfortunately I’m not really making the movies she wants to make. I don’t think that she’s seen Anora, I don’t want her to see Anora.” Baker also noted he “made...

Anora helmer Sean Baker won the marquee Theatrical Feature Film prize at the 77th annual DGA Awards, which were handed out tonight at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. Check out the winners list below.

Baker solidified his position as the front-runner for Best Director at the Academy Awards on March 2, besting fellow nominees Jacques Audiard (Emilia Perez), Edward Berger (Conclave), Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) and James Mangold (A Complete Unknown). Baker also is coming off last night’s Critics Choice Award best picture win for Anora.

RaMell Ross took the Michael Apted First-Time Theatrical Feature Film prize for Nickel Boys.

The DGA is a strong predictor of Oscar success historically, missing the eventual Best Director winner only eight times in its 76 years. Last year, the group handed its top trophy to Christopher Nolan for Oppenheimer, and he went on to snag the Academy Award a month later. The film also won Best Picture.

Sean Baker won the top film prize for “Anora” at the Directors Guild Awards on Saturday, putting himself in the driver’s seat for the Best Director Oscar. Last year’s winner, “Oppenheimer” director Christopher Nolan presented Baker with the DGA Award.

Baker and “Anora” are on a huge high following the film’s surprise Best Picture win at the Critics Choice Awards on Friday. And about an hour after winning the DGA Award on Saturday, Baker collected the Producers Guild Awards’ top feature film prize in a stunning turn of events. The DGA, PGA and Critics Choice accolades are the first major honors the film has won this awards season, catapulting it into the front of the Oscar conversation.

“Oh my god, incredibly unexpected,” Baker said as he accepted the DGA honor alongside his directorial team. After acknowledging Nolan and “maestro” Ang Lee, he admitted his “imposter syndrome is skyrocketing right now.

With Oscar nominations firmly set and multiple guild award shows every week between now and the big show in March, the race to the Academy Awards has entered its final leg. This weekend is a crucial one for award watchers, with the Producers Guild of America and Directors Guild of America both giving out their annual prizes at ceremonies that could predict the Best Picture and Best Director race.

The 77th annual DGA Awards, which took place at the Beverly Hilton on Saturday, February 8, honored the year’s finest achievements in feature filmmaking, episodic TV, and commercial directing. The evening’s top prize, Theatrical Feature Film, went to Sean Baker for “Anora,” while other nominees included Jacques Audiard (“Emilia Pérez”), Edward Berger (“Conclave”), Brady Corbet (“The Brutalist”), and James Mangold (“A Complete Unknown”).

It remains to be seen what Baker’s big win means for his Oscar campaign — but last...

Invincible Season 3 returns to Prime and Grae Drake was at the Culver City premiere, trying to get someone to break down and just tell us all the spoilers. Jason Mantzoukas happily obliged, but please don't believe everything you hear. You can see how successful she was when she speaks to everyone else, including Executive Producers Robert Kirkman & Simon Racioppa, as well as stars Steven Yeun (Invincible), Gillian Jacobs (Atom Eve), Khary Payton (Black Samson), and Jay Pharoah (Bulletproof).

Over the last few years, the state of comic book films and shows has grown increasingly uncertain with the phrase “superhero fatigue” getting thrown around following the surprise underperformance of major Marvel films. But Robert Kirkman, co-creator, co-showrunner and executive producer of “Invincible” — the violent animated show ready to unveil Season 3 — remains confident in the genre.

“I don’t think superhero fatigue is a real thing, but I do think that the genre of superhero storytelling has become so ubiquitous that it’s gotten to a point where it’s not fresh and it’s not new,” Kirkman told Variety Monday night at the Los Angeles premiere of “Invincible” Season 3. “You can’t just be a superhero show and not have anything special about you anymore because I think the novelty has worn off. But that’s really exciting to me, because now it means that everyone is so familiar...

Producers get a share of the spotlight each and every Sundance, typically on the first Sunday of the festival thanks to the Producers Celebration presented by Amazon MGM Studios.

Held today at Park City venue The Park, the morning event featured a keynote by Oscar nominated producer David Hinojosa as well as the distribution of a pair of $10,000 grants to producers with projects in this year’s Sundance lineup.

Snagging Hinojosa for a speech was a bit of a coup as the veteran producer — an alum of Killer Films who co-founded his own production company 2Am — is coming off a banner year with credits on Brady Corbet’s best picture nominee The Brutalist and Halina Reijn’s Nicole Kidman-starrer Babygirl. His other credits include Bodies Bodies Bodies, Brothers by Blood, The World to Come, Shirley, Zola, Vox Lux, Beatriz at Dinner and more.

Hinojosa, who is active in the collective Producers United,...

Peacock has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on the streaming service in February. The Peacock February 2025 schedule includes Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Pharrell Williams’ Piece by Piece, SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night, Valentine’s Day titles, and more.

Dive into the colorful world of Pharrell Williams on February 7 when the streaming premiere of Piece by Piece debuts exclusively on Peacock.

Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy

The premiere of Peacock’s Original Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is coming just in time for Galentine’s Day on February 13. Tune in to catch up with our girl “Bridge” in the fourth installment of the beloved series.

Whether you’re celebrating with your sweetheart or flying solo and loving it, Peacock has you covered with a heartwarming lineup of over 300 titles that will make you fall in love with love all...

Updated with film nominees, 10:48 Am: Jacques Audiard (Emilia Perez), Sean Baker (Anora), Edward Berger (Conclave), Golden Globe winner Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) and James Mangold (A Complete Unknown) are the nominees for the DGA Awards’ marquee Theatrical Film Award announced Wednesday by the Directors Guild of America.

Among the awards-season hopefuls who didn’t make the cut are Wicked helmer Jon M. Chu, Dune: Part Two’s Denis Villeneuve and The Substance‘s Coralie Fargeat.

The rookie directors up for the DGA’s First-Time Theatrical Feature Film prize are Payal Kapadia (All We Imagine as Light), Megan Park (My Old Ass), RaMell Ross (Nickel Boys), Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel (Armand) and Sean Wang (Dìdi).

Winners will be announced at the 77th annual DGA Awards on February 8 at The Beverly Hilton.

Previously, January 7: The Directors Guild of America today revealed the nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Television, Commercials and...

Shōgun, The Bear, and The Penguin led Tuesday’s 2025 Directors Guild of America Awards nominations in the TV, commercial, and documentary categories.

In drama, Shōgun took up three of the five spots for the episodes “Anjin,” “Crimson Sky, and “Ladies of the Willow World.” They face “Dreadnought” from The Diplomat and “Part 6” from True Detective: Night Country. DGA rules stipulate that anthology series, such as True Detective, must compete in either the drama or comedy categories, not limited as they are allowed to do at the Emmys.

The comedy lineup features triple episodes from The Bear: “Doors,” “Tomorrow,” and “Napkins,” the last of which was helmed by Ayo Edebiri. The other nominees are “Bulletproof” from Hacks and “No Lessons Learned” from Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Three was the magic number apparently because The Penguin also scored three nominations in the the limited series/TV movie category for the episodes “Cent’anni,...

“A Complete Unknown,” “Deadpool & Wolverine,” “Dune: Part Two,” “Gladiator II” and “Wicked” have received nominations for the 61st annual Cas Awards for Outstanding Sound Mixing in 2024, the Cinema Audio Society announced on Tuesday.

All five of those films are also on the 10-film Oscar shortlist in the Best Sound category, and four of the five received multiple nominations on Monday for the Motion Picture Sound Editors’ Golden Reel Awards. “Gladiator II” is on the Oscar shortlist but was bypassed by the Mpse.

Since the Oscars combined Best Sound Mixing and Best Sound Editing into a single Best Sound category in 2020, Cas nominees have gone on to receive 15 of the 20 Oscar nominations. But only two of the five matched last year, after the first three years had produced four or five matches each year.

In the animation category, the Cas nominees were “Inside Out 2,” “Moana 2,” “Mufasa: The Lion King,...

Hacks took home the award for best comedy series at the 2025 Golden Globes on Sunday night.

“We’re honored to be in this room with all of these storytellers,” said Paul W. Downs, one of the show’s creators, while accepting the award. “Thank you to our amazing cast, our incredible crew and of course, our brilliant writers.

“We do have to shoot tomorrow and we have a call time of 6 a.m. so if Jean Smart asks you for a shot, please do not give it to her,” he said, before joking, “Kate Winslet, I’m looking at you. Wherever you are, give her water.”

Hacks beat out The Bear, which won the trophy last year and led this year’s TV nominations, earning a total of five nods. The other shows nominated in this category include The Gentlemen, Nobody Wants This, Only Murders in the Building and Abbott Elementary.

In the Netflix limited series “Missing You,” Rosalind Eleazar of “Slow Horses” stars as a woman seeking answers about the murder of her father — and her missing fiancée. It’s based on the novel by Harlan Coben, but set in England instead of in New York City.

It’s the ninth Netflix series based on the mystery writer’s novels and several cast members, and some of the cast, Richard Armitage and James Nesbitt, starred in previous series based on his works.

Here’s who plays who in the series, which is now streaming on Netflix, and where you might have seen them before.

Rosalind Eleazar in “Missing You” (Credit: Netflix) Rosalind Eleazar as Kat Donovan

The “Slow Horses” star plays Detective Inspector Kat Donovan, who is still trying to solve the mystery of her father’s murder — and why her fiancé Josh mysteriously disappeared 11 years ago.

Richard Armitage as...

In 2001, world-famous rap sensation Snoop Dogg led the cast of Bones, a supernatural horror film. Though it went without getting its due praise at the time of release, the film --- which is now a cult classic --- will soon be made available to watch for free, giving horror fans a chance to check it out 23 years later.

On Jan. 1, Bones will start streaming for free on Tubi. Directed by Ernest Dickerson (Bulletproof), the film was written bby Adam Simon and Tim Metcalfe. While Snoop plays the lead, the film also features screen legend Pam Grier in a major role. The movie also starred Michael T. Weiss (The Pretender), Clifton Powell (Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas), Ricky Harris (Everybody Hates Chris), Bianca Lawson (Saved by the Bell: The New Class), Khalil Kain (Girlfriends), and Katherine Isabelle (Ginger Snaps).

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Despite being a relatively new actor, Marcus Rutherford has appeared in several high-quality movies and TV showsover the past couple of years. Since his debut in the 2017 short film, County Lines, the British actor's career has been picking up steam. Just one year later, he broke out in his native England when he starred in Obey (2018). Rutherford has continued to go from strength to strength, and 2024 has seen him star in Academy Award hopeful, September 5.

However, across the pond in Hollywood, Rutherford is by far most famous for his role as blacksmith Perrin Aybara in The Wheel of Time cast. The Amazon Prime Video fantasy series premiered in 2021 and has released two seasons, both featuring Rutherford. It was renewed for a third season, so even though Rutherford doesn't have any upcoming credits listed on his IMDb page, he will likely return for more Wheel of Time adventures. Until he does,...

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Quick Answer: You can stream the Cowboys vs. 49ers game online free with DirecTV Stream or watch it live on NBC through Peacock.

NFL fans are in for a fun matchup tonight, as two powerhouse pro football rivalries meet for a regular season game — as part of Sunday Night Football.

The Dallas Cowboys face the San Francisco 49ers tonight at 8:20 p.m. Et / 5:20 p.m. Pt...

Grant Morrison has had an amazing writing career by any standard. Their body of work is both vast and incredible. But finding a good starting point can be hard. For readers looking for a good place to begin with Morrison, here are three incredible titles.

1. Superman: Action Comics

Grant Morrison wrote for Action Comics starting in 2011, his run lasted for three arcs: Superman and the Men of Steel, Bulletproof, and At the End of Days. Action Comics was an incredible origin story for the Man of Steel. Out of all of Superman's origins, this one stands out as one of the most bold and fresh ones, featuring villains old and new, and a well rounded cast of Superman's allies.

2. Wonder Woman: Earth One

Morrison was the writer for all three volumes of Wonder Woman: Earth One. Another origin story, Earth One focuses on the Amazon side of Wonder Woman.

Daniel Kaluuya discussed the early days of his career in a Screen Talk on the opening day of the BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday.

Speaking to fellow actor and close friend Ashley Walters, the Oscar winner took time to salute his Screen Talk host, someone he said had provided major inspiration when he was just starting out in the mid-2000s.

Kaluuya said seeing Walters’ face on the cover of a magazine while shopping in a supermarket was the “moment I believed it could happen… I was like, ‘Oh, he looks like me.'”

While Kaluuya may be one of the best known British actors working today — and one with a statue recently unveiled in his honor in central London — he said it was Walters’ work on screen that “really gave me the kind of belief” that a career as an actor was a possibility. He also suggested that Walters,...

“Dune: Part Two,” “Inside Out 2” and “The Creator” lead the feature nominations for this year’s Hollywood Professional Association (Hpa) Awards with three apiece. The awards will be presented during a Nov. 7 gala at the Television Academy in North Hollywood.

“Dune: Part Two” was nominated in the categories for color grading, editing and sound; “The Creator,” for color grading, sound and visual effects; and “Inside Out 2” for color grading in an animation feature, sound, and VFX in an animated feature. The eligibility period runs from September to September.

As previously announced, during the ceremony FotoKem will receive the Charles S. Swartz Award for industry contributions. Adobe, Disguise, Cuebric and Evercast will be honored for engineering excellence.

The list of nominees follows:

Outstanding Color Grading – Live Action Theatrical Feature

“Blink Twice” — Damien Vandercruyssen // Harbor

“The Creator” — David Cole // FotoKem

“Dune: Part Two” — David Cole // FotoKem

“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga...

No comic series is better known for its unyielding violence and gruesome deaths better than Invincible. Filled with more gore than a horror movie marathon, Robert Kirkmans fourteen-year-long series is an appalling display of grotesque terror, and fans absolutely love it. While the series has shown hundreds of deaths throughout its run, some stand out for their sickeningly shocking reveal.

Regardless of the longevity of any characters death, temporary or not, thats not to take away from the horrific display of blood and viscera that follows most fights throughout the series. To sort through the endless mountains of carrion and corpses, here are the most shocking deaths in Invincible history.

Omni-Man Betrays the Guardians of the Globe Invincible #7

The first and most well-known massacre in the series, and the one that set the tone for everything that was to come, Omni-Mans sudden betrayal of the Guardians of the Globe was...

The Emmy Award-winning Hacks only just ended its third season a few months ago. Even so, Season 4 is already in production, according to TV Insider. The Max comedy last aired on May 30, 2024, with the ninth and final episode of Season 3 titled Bulletproof. Premiering in 2021, the first season of this cherished show aired from May to June 2021, followed by Season 2 from May to June 2022. These installments had ten and eight episodes, respectively, compared to Season 3. However, Hacks Season 4 will feature ten episodes, though the installment does not yet have a release date.

The best in country music was celebrated at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards!

Shania Twain hosted the show live from the Grand Ole Opry House on Thursday (September 26) in Nashville, Tenn.

Make sure to check out all of our posts about the event and the best red carpet photos!

The show mainly consisted of performances instead of handing out all of the awards. Many of the main categories of the night, including the top awards, were not announced on TV.

Head inside to check out the full winners list…

You can see the full winners list below though!

People’s Choice Country Awards Winners

The People’s Artist of 2024:

1. Beyoncé

2. Jelly Roll

3. Kacey Musgraves

4. Kane Brown

5. Lainey Wilson

6. Luke Combs

7. Morgan Wallen – Winner

8. Zach Bryan

The Female Artist of 2024:

1. Beyoncé

2. Carly Pearce

3. Dolly Parton

4. Kacey Musgraves

5. Kelsea Ballerini

6. Lainey Wilson – Winner

7. Megan Moroney

8. Miranda Lambert

The Male...

Shaboozey, Mgk, and Morgan Wallen were among the winners at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards. Hosted by Shania Twain, the fan-voted awards were held in Nashville at the Opry House, the home of the Grand Ole Opry.

2024 People’s Choice Country Awards winners list:

The People’s Artist of 2024

Beyoncé

Jelly Roll

Kacey Musgraves

Kane Brown

Lainey Wilson

Luke Combs

Morgan Wallen – Winner

Zach Bryan

The Female Artist of 2024

Beyoncé

Carly Pearce

Dolly Parton

Kacey Musgraves

Kelsea Ballerini

Lainey Wilson – Winner

Megan Moroney

Miranda Lambert

The Male Artist of...

It’s the night of the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards, so let’s take a moment to look at everyone expected to attend!

Shania Twain is hosting the show live from the Grand Ole Opry House Tonight (September 26) in Nashville, Tenn.

The show is airing live on NBC at 8pm Et/Pt and E! will air a red carpet special beginning at 6pm Et/Pt.

In addition to all of the celebs who are performing on stage at the event, plenty of stars will also be there to present to the winners.

Head inside to see the full list of performers and nominees…

Keep scrolling to see the full list of performers, presenters, and nominees…

People’s Choice Country Awards Performers

Shania Twain

Brad Paisley

Machine Gun Kelly (mgk)

Miranda Lambert

Kane Brown

Keith Urban

Kelsea Ballerini

Lady A

Parker McCollum

The War and Treaty

People’s Choice Country...

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Cast and executive producers of ‘Shogun’ on stage at the 2024 Emmys (Disney/Frank Micelotta)

Father and son Eugene and Dan Levy did a respectable job of hosting the 2024 Primetime Emmys, popping in just enough throughout the two-hour running time to guide the show without overstaying their welcome. Their opening bit avoided any controversial topics, and Dan Levy got a big laugh when he described the Emmys as broadcast TV’s biggest night for honoring movie stars on streaming services. Eugene also earned solid applause when he joked, “In the true spirit of The Bear, we will not be making any jokes,” while addressing the show’s controversial classification as a comedy.

Speaking of The Bear, the series was awarded four Emmys during the broadcast in the Actor (Jeremy Allen White), Supporting Actor (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), Supporting Actress (Liza Colón-Zayas), and Outstanding Directing categories. But Hacks pulled off a surprise win, snagging the Comedy Series Emmy.

Hacks was bestowed with a coveted win at the Primetime Emmy Awards. In the final awarded Emmy of the night on Sunday evening, Hacks scored the win for Outstanding Comedy Series, coming across as a bit of a surprise.

While The Bear isn't a full-on comedy, the show was seen as a strong contender to take the win for Outstanding Comedy Series. It already picked up several big wins earlier in the night, including acting Emmys for Jeremy Allen White, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Liza Coln-Zayas. The Bear won the same award the previous year and was predicted by many to pick up the consecutive win in 2024.

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Instead, Hacks was ultimately named as the winner at the end...

The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards just aired on ABC, and things went about as expected. In other words, the excellent historical drama Shōgun won Best Drama Series; the caustic slice-of-life series The Bear won Best Comedy Series, since I guess it's a little more like a comedy than Shōgun; and the autobiographical stalker drama Baby Reindeer won Best Limited or Anthology Series.

Those three were the big winners of the night, with them each taking home four awards. Jeremy Allen White won Best Actor In A Comedy Series as expected, and his costar Ebon Moss-Bachrach won Best Supporting Actor. On the drama side, Hiroyuki Sanada won Best Actor and Anna Sawai won Best Actress; she was the one I was really invested in. She was magnificent as Mariko and if she hadn't won I would have been forced to write a strongly worded letter to whoever votes in these things.

“The Bear” cleaned up at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, just not in the final category as so many experts predicted. And “Shōgun” proved more vulnerable than expected, not winning a single Emmy until two hours and 20 minutes into the show.

Below, the 7 biggest unexpected moments of the night.

Billy Crudup Beats Tadanobu Asano and Takehiro Hira from “Shōgun”

Yes, Crudup won this category in 2020 for “The Morning Show,” but that was in the pre-“Shōgun” times. And considering Crudup was up against two other “Morning Show” cast members, Mark Duplass and Jon Hamm, it seemed likely that that voters would split the vote among the three of them, opening up a potential path to victory for Tadanobu Asano from “Shōgun” — or his cast mate Takehiro Hira. In the end, voters more likely split the “Shōgun” vote, clearing the way for Crudup’s second win.

Billy Crudup as Cory Ellison...

There have been years when the Primetime Emmys telecast is riddled with surprise, out-of-left-field winners, and until the very last minute, this ceremony was not one of them. As the experts predicted, “Shōgun” pretty much ran the table, and it and “The Bear” both set records for the most awarded shows ever for a drama and a comedy, respectively. As the hosts Eugene and Dan Levy also noted in their opening banter, “Shōgun” actually set its record during the Creative Arts Emmys with 14 wins, and only furthered that record with four wins on Sunday. And “The Bear” set its record despite providing the one true shock of the night, its loss for best comedy to “Hacks”!

Meanwhile, the Emmys did manage to slip in some unexpected wins — in one case, one even went to, yes, “The Bear.” Here they are.

A comedy won best comedy over “The Bear”

Given the...

In one of the big surprises of the night, Hacks shocked the audience beating favorite The Bear in best writing in a comedy series. Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky took home the award for the episode Bulletproof and co-writer Downs thanked those that have stuck with the show from the start.

“If you have seen the show or feel more seen by the show and laughed at, we thank you, you have made us feel more connected to the world,” said Downs.

Besides The Bear, the other nominees the show beat for the award included Abbott Elementary, GIrls5Eva, The Other Two and What We Do in the Shadows.

The Emmy marked the second of the night for Hacks, which also took home the award for best actress for Jean Smart. This also marked the second Emmy for Aniello and Downs who had won a writing award for the shows first season.

Exactly eight months after they offered their extensive commentary on the delayed 75th Primetime Emmy Awards, our lively forum posters (some of whom are industry insiders shielded by screen names) jumped right back into critiquing the newest edition of the TV academy’s highest honors. During Sunday night’s ceremony, 25 awards were given to various creatives representing the best in small screen entertainment.

As this year’s Emmy results were gradually revealed, our readers expressed varying levels of joy and despair over the voters’ choices. What were the upsets that left them particularly rattled? Which victories were most heavily celebrated? And which losses stung the hardest?

Below is a sampling of the cheers and jeers that were leveled at this year’s Emmys ceremony. Read more reactions and make your voice heard here.

See Emmy Awards: Complete list of winners in all 25 races

Best Comedy Series

“Abbott Elementary” (ABC)

“The Bear...