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90 Day Fiance stars Julia Trubkina and Brandon Gibbs currently star in 90 Day: The Last Resort. Ahead of the latest episode, she told her TLC fans about her vulnerability, and she shared a photo of her two babies. Caution: This article contains spoilers.

Julia Trubkina & Brandon Gibbs Kids

90 Day Fiance fans didn’t like the Go-Go dancer from Russia very much. And, for a long time, TLC hammered home the issues Brandon Gibbs had with her dancing. Plus, Brandon’s mom, Betty couldn’t seem to get on the same page about Julia not having children. Well, on 90 Day: The Last Resort, it turned out that she can’t have children.

Julia Trubkina revealed that her doctor in Russia told her she’d probably never have kids. Like his mom, Brandon Gibbs hoped that his wife would see a doctor in the USA about her infertility. Why...

The second season of Squid Game has broken multiple records. Ahead of the Netflix show's success upon the debut of Season 2, millions of fans had also been taking part in worldwide activations, showing just how massively popular the series continues to be.

Per Netflix, Squid Game Season 2 broke into the Global Top 10 list with 68 million views, ranking at No. 1 in 92 countries. This breaks the record for most views for a series in its premiere week, as well as setting the record for how quickly a series broke into Netflix's Most Popular List. The success follows months of a promotional campaign that saw 6 million online and 52,000 in-person fans --- with nearly 37,000 participants and 1,700 pink guards --- taking part in fan activations with races, mazes, and similar games. This helped create 3 billion impressions for the series on Netflix's global social channels, surpassing the lifetime total of Season 1.

Related 'Intense from the Get...

Fast Times at Ridgemont High is a classic 1980s movie that has stood the test of time. One of the reasons for its enduring popularity is the memorable soundtrack that accompanies the film. The Go-Go's "We Got the Beat" kicks off the movie and its upbeat pop style helps set the tone. The Tom Petty classic "American Girl" helps present Stacy as the true lead character of the movie and establishes this as her coming-of-age story.

The Fast Times at Ridgemont High soundtrack is full of great songs by such legendary musical artists as Led Zeppelin and Stevie Nicks. The movie charts a year in the lives of a group of students at the titular high school as they endure strict teachers, entry-level jobs, and awkward early sexual encounters. Cameron Crowe adapted the script from his book of the same name, which was based on Crowes own experiences undercover at...

Garth Ennis' series The Boys offers a critical look at American culture, which it achieved through raunchy humor, relentless violence, and an overall lack of inhibitions in a sense, capturing the spirit of Generation X art. Garth Ennis' work on The Boys reflects Gen X's rejection of cultural standards, in part through his unimpeded effort to bring uncomfortable realities of everything from the superhero genre to the excesses of corporate America to the surface of his narrative. The lasting popularity of The Boys , thanks to its ongoinf Amazon TV adaptation, showcases Gen X's influence on contemporary pop culture; while not all facets of Gen X art may be embraced today, its core values continue to resonate with non-Gen X audiences.

Beyond just a superhero satire, The Boys, at its best, was an effective critique of American culture, one that could arguably be called the last truly potent "Gen X" intellectual property.

Tori Kelly’s health is on the up following a hospitalization reported on Monday.

The Grammy winner, 30, who was hospitalized after falling unconscious due to severe blood clots, broke her silence with a handwritten letter to her concerned fans via Twitter and Instagram on Thursday.

“Hi friends … as you may have heard, I’m dealing with some unexpected health challenges,” the vulnerable note began. “it’s been a scary few days but i can feel your prayers & can’t stop thinking about you.”

Read More: Tori Kelly’s Husband Shares Health Update After Hospitalization: ‘Smiling Again & Feeling Stronger’

The “I Was Made For Loving You” songstress shared that her condition has greatly improved, adding: “I’m feeling stronger now & hopeful but unfortunately there are still some things to uncover.”

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“I’m so grateful for the amazing doctors & nurses...

The Suicide Squad Isekai announcement has sparked a lot of discussion within the anime fandom, as rather than being a traditional adaption of the stories found in DC's comics, the team behind it has instead opted to go in a totally different direction. While this may seem strange on paper, the Suicide Squad Isekai is the latest in a long and storied tradition of Japanese creators taking DC's legendary characters and putting a new twist on them. In fact, this tradition stretches back to the 1960s when Jiro Kuwata made a unique manga based on Batman.

Related: Catwoman Teases the Fight to Come in DC’s Gotham Wars

How Did The Batman Manga Come To Be?

In 1966 the Adam West-fronted Batman TV show was aired on Japanese television, quickly becoming a big hit. Wanting to cash in on the popularity of this show, the magazine Shōnen King reached out to Jiro Kuwata,...

NewsThe Andhra Pradesh government, however, is yet to make an official announcement regarding the special screenings and the price hike. The Telangana government has allowed theatres screening Prabhas’s Adipurush to increase the ticket price by Rs 50 for the first three days. The price rise is applicable only for single-screen theatres. The government has also permitted the screening of 4 am special shows that would benefit the producers. The much-hyped Ramayana-adaptation, shot simultaneously in Hindi and Telugu, will release on June 16. Issuing a Government Order to this effect on Tuesday, June 13, the Home Department said, “Government after careful examination of the matter hereby permit the managements of all the cinema theatres in the State of Telangana to enhance the entry ticket price of Rs 50/- be confined only to single screens only for a period of 3 days starting from 16-06-2023, in relaxation of orders issued in G.O. 1 cited and...

Yellowstone is being taken to the train station: Paramount Network announced on Friday morning that the Season 5 finale of its smash neo-Western will also be the series’ finale.

TVLine’s Cable Scorecard has been thusly updated.

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It was also announced that said swan song will begin airing in November, with an as-yet-untitled spinoff of unknown premise — one quite possibly led by Matthew McConaughey — on track to debut in December on Paramount Network and then stream on Paramount+.

British duo Everything But the Girl have shared another new song, “Run a Red Light,” from their forthcoming comeback album, Fuse, out April 21.

The song is a smoldering ballad, with producer Ben Watt weaving buzzing synths and heavy kicks around a steady piano progression. Tracey Thorn captures the feeling of invincibility and vulnerability that late-night adventures conjure, building to a hook where she sings, “Run a red light, forget the morning, this is tonight.”

“I met a lot of characters during my years in clubland, and I wrote this song...

Yellowstone aficionados, your fanship is about to be rewarded. On Thursday, the mega-popular Western drama announced that its Season 5 premiere, which won’t hit the Paramount Network until Sunday, Nov. 13, when two episodes start unspooling at 8/7c, will get a sneak-peek preview at 100+ AMC Theaters locations on Saturday, Oct. 29.

Tickets to the event are 15 and go on sale… well, today, at AMCTheatres.com and on the AMC Mobile App.

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A musical hint comes at the very start of “Bullet Train,” out now, when a new version of the Bee Gees’ disco classic “Stayin’ Alive” is sung in Japanese – because an American assassin code-named Ladybug (Brad Pitt) is going to spend the next two hours attempting to do just that, battling half a dozen other killers on a high-speed train from Tokyo to Kyoto.

An over-the-top movie like “Bullet Train” demanded an over-the-top score, composer Dominic Lewis (“The King’s Man”) decided, and he spent more than a year not only writing the entire score but also producing (and in several cases co-writing) the songs heard throughout David Leitch’s action thriller.

Leitch’s previous movies have been littered with songs, Lewis knew (“he’s a needle-drop guy”), so his concept became: “Can I write something in the style of a needle-drop, that feels like a song but is doing the job of scoring,...

Go-go music is the soundtrack of Washington, D.C. Despite a four-decade history and a few national hits like “Da Butt,” by Experience Unlimited (E.U.), and “Shake Your Thang,” by Salt-n-Pepa with E.U., the funk offshoot, often referred to as a cousin of hip-hop, is a proudly regional music — born in the nation’s capital and embraced and supported by fans in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. A trip to the city will reveal the music blasting from automobiles and businesses as new bands carry on the...

In a crowded theatrical landscape, how do local films with smaller budgets find a path to audience when competing against studio tentpoles and blockbusters?

A key way to get cut-through is via carefully crafted publicity and marketing campaigns, which speak to not only what the film is but who it is for.

Despite their importance in creating interest in a project, the quality and quantity of the materials that make up a campaign are often at the mercy of the available budget, time and producer priorities.

The perception that a movie is ‘sold’ to audiences only after it is wrapped and completed means unit publicists tasked with devising a publicity plan do not always have access to the areas they need in order to capture effective assets during production.

In the last few years, a shift towards streaming and subsequent changes to the traditional modes of distribution, such as shorter...

US producer Alan Poul will be the industry guest speaker for this month’s CinefestOZ Industry Program.

Poul’s producing and directing credits include Netflix’s The Eddy, and Tales of the City, BBC’s MotherFatherSon, as well as HBO’s Westworld, The Newsroom, and Six Feet Under.

He has also directed episodes of HBO’s Rome, and Big Love, as well as Netflix’s Grace and Frankie, and the pilots for the TNT series Perception.

The Emmy and Golden Globe-winning producer is in the midst of executive producing the upcoming HBO Max series Tokyo Vice at Endeavour Content, where his company Boku Films is based.

Poul, whose appearance will be presented via the American Film Showcase, will be joined by local, national, and international guests in the two-day program, which incorporates 10 sessions across August 26-27.

Available online and in-person, the discussions are set to address the contemporary challenges faced...

Polo G’s “Rapstar” spent a third straight week at Number One on the Rolling Stone Top 100 Songs chart thanks to his high streaming tallies: “Rapstar” picked up more than 29 million streams, easily besting the competition. It is only the second song of the year to top the Rs 100 for three weeks or more.

The Weeknd surged to Number Two after he released a new version of “Save Your Tears” featuring Ariana Grande. The track, co-produced by the Swedish great Max Martin, originally appeared in March 2020 on After Hours, making...

From the moment she put down Walter Tevis’ book The Queen’s Gambit, Anya Taylor-Joy knew how she would portray chess genius Beth Harmon, who blazes a trail and explodes glass ceilings during the Cold War-era 1960s as a femme champion in the testosterone-dominated game-peg playing world.

“I said to myself, ‘If we were shooting tomorrow, I know exactly what I’m doing, I know how I want to do it, I understand this woman so well’ “, said Taylor-Joy, the American-born Argentine-British actress who received not only SAG and Golden Globe nominantions for the role but also, Globe Best movie actress nom for her turn in Focus Features’ update of Jane Austen’s Emma.

“With Beth, it was instincts on a whole other level, I never had to reach for anything,” Taylor-Joy said. “They just had to yell ‘action’ and something would happen.”

On playing the ferociously ambitious, complex young woman,...

Rita Moreno stands as one of the few entertainers to attain Egot status. Mariem Pérez Riera intimate documentary on the West Side Story star the racism Moreno faced as a Puerto Rican immigrant with aplomb, featuring interviews other iconic entertainers such as Gloria Estefan, Whoopi Goldberg and Eva Longoria. Editor Kevin Klauber shares the importance of recontextualizing Moreno’s story through a feminist lens. Filmmaker: How and why did you wind up being the editor of your film? What were the factors and attributes that led to your being hired for this job? Klauber: I was contacted by Brent Miller after being recommended […]

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Rita Moreno stands as one of the few entertainers to attain Egot status. Mariem Pérez Riera intimate documentary on the West Side Story star the racism Moreno faced as a Puerto Rican immigrant with aplomb, featuring interviews other iconic entertainers such as Gloria Estefan, Whoopi Goldberg and Eva Longoria. Editor Kevin Klauber shares the importance of recontextualizing Moreno’s story through a feminist lens. Filmmaker: How and why did you wind up being the editor of your film? What were the factors and attributes that led to your being hired for this job? Klauber: I was contacted by Brent Miller after being recommended […]

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Highlights from the Clash legend Joe Strummer’s solo career will be the focus of a new collection titled Assembly, out March 26th via Dark Horse Records.

The compilation includes singles and fan favorites from Strummer’s solo LPs as well as his work with the Mescaleros, including “Coma Girl,” Johnny Appleseed,” a cover of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song,” and “Love Kills” from the Sid and Nancy soundtrack.

The 16-track collection will also feature a trio of unreleased performances: Renditions of the Clash’s “I Fought the Law” and...

A Zoom press conference Tuesday featuring California Film Commission director Colleen Bell and Dee Dee Myers, the state’s newly appointed director of the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development, was disrupted by a Zoom-bomber who spewed racist and sexist profanities, accompanied by fits of loud screaming, before finally slinking off to bother someone else.

“I have never had this happen,” Bell said apologetically. “I’ve been on a couple of hundred Zoom calls, and that’s the first time I’ve been hacked.”

Myers agreed. “This was my first Zoom hack as well,” she said after the hacker left following a few minutes of inane blather, loud music and random cartoon imagery.

When the conference resumed, Bell returned to her pitch for the importance of the state’s annual $330 million tax incentives program administered by the commission, which is a state program within the governor’s Go-Biz office.

“The Masked Dancer” panelist Paula Abdul thinks the Cotton Candy contestant is her pal Jenna Dewan and she cannot be convinced otherwise on Wednesday’s episode of the Fox dancing competition.

In TheWrap’s exclusive clip from the hour, which you can view above, Abdul gives her prediction about Cotton Candy’s identity following her most recent performance in front of the judges.

“I think you’re a dancer. I saw you doing some waacking, some locking. It was impressive,” Abdul tells Cotton Candy, who is standing next to host Craig Robinson as she hears the panelists’ theories about her true self. “The last time I saw you, I said I think you’re Jenna Dewan. Jenna Dewan was part of a team, as in a team of dancers, for Janet Jackson.”

Fellow “Masked Dancer” panelists Ken Jeong and Brian Austin Green seem on board with Abul’s line of thinking,...

Exclusive: ICM Partners has signed Valerie Walsh Valdes and Leslie Valdes and will represent the couple, who co-created and executive produce Nick Jr.’s Santiago of the Seas, in all areas.

Valerie is most known for co-creating and executive producing Nickelodeon’s iconic children series Dora The Explorer. She has also served to co-create and executive produce spinoffs Go, Diego, Go and Dora And Friends. She is currently developing a reboot of Dora the Explorer.

As a showrunner, Valerie has produced more than 300 half hours of animated television, seen in over 150 countries, and translated into 30 languages. Additionally, she has won a Peabody Award for Outstanding Children’s Programming, multiple NAACP Image Awards, Imagen Awards and Parent’s Choice Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards.

Leslie kicked off his television professional career as a staff writer for Dora the Explorer. He also served as the head writer and producer of Disney Junior’s The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin has stomped a mudhole in countless pro wrestlers. Tonight, the WWF/WWE legend plays in the mud with country star Luke Combs on the “Straight Up Steve Austin” Season 2 debut.

Combs can’t believe he got to go off-roading with Austin. For his part, Austin can’t believe Season 2 of his unorthodox talk show, which was supposed to begin production on March 30, is in the can and coming to USA Network.

“I didn’t even think we were gonna film [in 2020],” Austin told TheWrap. “A window of opportunity opened up between August and Nov. 3 and we jumped on it. We were able to secure all the guests that we had and do some reshuffling around.”

Good thing they have one hell of a production team — for several reasons.

Austin told us that his only original idea (personally) for Season 2 was “I wanna go four-wheeling with Luke Combs.

Cody Rhodes is out to prove he’s more than just a professional wrestler, with his eyes set on what a post-ring career might look like. On the new TBS reality-competition series “Go-Big Show,” the All Elite Wrestling star is joined by judges Snoop Dogg, actress Rosario Dawson, comedian Bert Kreischer and country singer Jennifer Nettles to judge extreme-talent acts from around the country, all in the hunt for $100,000.

The show, which filmed last year in a production bubble in Macon, Georgia, provides a chance for Rhodes to dip his toe into another part of the entertainment landscape. Rhodes, who is 35, only sees himself wrestling for another handful of years, making “Go-Big Show” a chance to start figuring out his future.

I spoke with Rhodes about filming the show in an arena where he used to wrestle, why the competition came along at a perfect time for many of the...

New Indie

The critically-acclaimed “Aviva” (Outsider/Strand) casts both male and female dancers as both of the romantic leads, throwing out conventions of gender and sexuality in a love story that features some gorgeous choreography. Boaz Yakin’s film was programmed at the 2020 SXSW festival, and the Blu-ray features behind-the-scenes footage of dance rehearsals.

Also available: Stand-up Steve Byrne wrote and directed the comics-on-the-road saga “The Opening Act” (Rlje Films), featuring such industry vets as Jimmy O. Yang, Alex Moffat, Cedric the Entertainer, Bill Burr, and Whitney Cummings; “Buddy Games” (Saban/Paramount) stars Josh Duhamel and Dax Shepard in an ensemble comedy about estranged friends enduring a ridiculous competition for a $150,000 prize; a newly sober carpenter tries to build a home and establish a life in “Major Arcana” (Gde/Kino Lorber).

New Foreign

Melina León’s Cannes fave “Song Without a Name” (Film Movement), about an indigenous woman trying to...

In case you’ve been living under a rock, “Wonder Woman 1984” finally makes its debut Christmas morning on HBO Max.

The availability of the long-awaited and oft-delayed sequel to Patty Jenkins’ 2017 smash hit starring Gal Gadot on streaming will undoubtedly make eager consumers try to figure out if they should purchase the $14.99-a-month streaming service. But we have an early Christmas present for those who already subscribe to HBO:

You probably have access to HBO Max. You just don’t know it yet.

WarnerMedia has gone to great lengths to make it easy for current HBO subscribers to get automatic access to Max (since they cost the same monthly price). Here’s how it works:

Customers who subscribe to HBO, either directly via the HBO app (what used to be known as HBO Now), or via their pay-tv operator (including WarnerMedia’s parent company AT&T), only have to download...

Back in 2015, a movie based on the popular theme park ride The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror was announced to be in development at Disney. But alas, the Tower of Terror movie never came to be. But the ideas behind it live on, and screenwriter John August — the writer of films like Go, Big Fish, and Frankenweenie — is now finally […]

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More Keaton is always a good thing — fans of The General and The Cameraman will find plenty to enjoy in these two classics. Buster befriends a cow ( ! ) in Go West and conquers several sports in College. Cohen’s Buster Keaton Collection series is up to Volume 4, with both shows featuring Italian restorations. With music scores by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Score Orchestra and Rodney Sauer; the disc extra is a rare audio talk by Buster himself.

Go West and College

Blu-ray

The Buster Keaton Collection Volume 4

Cohen Film Collection

1925, 1927

B&w / 1:33 Silent Ap / 133 min.

Street Date December 8, 2020 / 29.95

Starring & Directed by Buster Keaton

The collector and distributor Raymond Rohauer ended up with the ownership of all of Buster Keaton’s films, which was a good thing in the long run because Buster himself might have let them crumble into dust. The collection is in the hands of Cohen Media now,...

It goes without saying that, for just about everyone, 2020 was a no-good, very-bad year. But for a handful of artists, it was, numbers-wise, actually a very good year indeed – the year they rose from obscurity to stardom, all without leaving their homes.

But who had the best year? We can get a good idea by looking at who had the biggest growth in audio streams from January through November compared to 2019, the same methodology that powers Rolling Stone’s monthly Breakthrough 25 Chart. These are some of the artists who saw...

Exclusive:  Apex and American Siege writer-director Edward Drake has signed with Buchwald.

Drake directed and co-wrote, alongside Corey Large, the recently wrapped Bruce Willis and Neal McDonough feature Apex which follows a group of elite hunters who pay to hunt a man on a deserted island, only to find themselves becoming the prey.

Drake is reteaming with Willis on the action thriller American Siege. Also co-written with Large, the pic follows Willis as an NYPD detective-turned-Sheriff of a small town in Oregon who must take down a gang of thieves after they take a wealthy doctor hostage.

Drake wrote and directed Broil for Well Go USA starring Jonathan Lipnicki and Timothy Murphy. He also wrote and executive produced Breach starring Willis, Kassandra Clementi and Rachel Nichols, which was acquired by Saban Films for distribution.

This year he wrote and directed Cosmic Sin, another Willis feature, which was also picked up by Saban Films.

It appears as though there’s trouble in paradise. Could Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros. be breaking up? The studio has been the filmmaker’s home since 2002’s Insomnia, and WB took a huge gamble on Nolan this past summer when it released Tenet in theaters during the Covid-19 pandemic. But all that was before WB, and perhaps more crucially WarnerMedia, opted to go in the opposite direction. It was before WB announced its entire 2021 film slate would premiere simultaneously on HBO Max and in theaters.

As you’ve likely heard by now, the Tenet director and champion of all things theatrical did not take it well.

“Some of our industry’s biggest filmmakers and most important movie stars went to bed the night before thinking they were working for the greatest movie studio and woke up to find out they were working with the worst streaming service,” Nolan complained with uncharacteristic bluntness to THR.

Jim Keller is exiting Hulu after almost seven years to join Discovery as executive VP, digital ad sales and advanced advertising — coming on board less than a month before the debut of the cabler’s Discovery Plus direct-to-consumer service.

In the new role, Keller will lead the strategic development of all Discovery’s U.S. digital ad sales, spanning Discovery Plus (launching Jan. 4) as well as the company’s streaming TV Everywhere Go apps, VOD, owned sites, programmatic and social.

Like Hulu, Discovery Plus will have a two-tiered model, priced at $4.99/month with ads and $6.99/month without ads. Among his duties, Keller will be tasked with guiding Discovery Plus’s data-driven approach to ad sales.

Keller leaves Hulu after Disney — which controls the streaming service — folded the Hulu ad-sales team under the oversight of Rita Ferro, president of advertising sales for the Walt Disney Co. Peter Naylor, previously Hulu’s...

Although Asian Ott players have seen a big increase in viewership, speakers also discussed the challenging economics of streaming.

Coming right at the end of the year, this week’s Asia TV Forum & Market, which took place virtually from Singapore, reiterated may of the themes that we’ve been hearing globally throughout this Covid-hit year.

Speakers at the event’s ‘Mornings with Industry Leaders’ sessions agreed that the pandemic has just accelerated the trends that were already there, truncating into months the changes in consumer habits and business practices that were otherwise going to take a few years.

“We’re...

The Pj Harvey documentary, A Dog Called Money, will have a North American streaming premiere December 7th before arriving on video-on-demand platforms.

Independent distributor Abramorama will host the streaming premiere on Maestro, the same interactive platform Billie Eilish used for her Where Do We Go? livestream concert. The premiere will start at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt and feature an introduction from director Seamus Murphy. Tickets are on sale for $12.

Following the premiere, A Dog Called Money will open at the Film Forum theater in New York City December 9th.

Clement Schwebig to lead to- level revamp.

WarnerMedia International has revamped the organisation and senior management team in India, Southeast Asia and Korea in a bid to strengthen its business in the regions.

The media giant will integrate its WarnerMedia Entertainment Networks’ legacy Turner and HBO TV businesses with Warner Bros’ theatrical distribution, TV syndication, home entertainment, consumer products, gaming and location-based entertainment activities.

The “new-look” organisation will be led by Clement Schwebig, who will continue in his role as head of WarnerMedia for India, Southeast Asia and Korea.

The changes will see Siddharth Jain, senior vice president and managing director South Asia,...

WarnerMedia International has confirmed its new-look organization and leadership team across India, Southeast Asia and Korea.

The reshuffle combines the pre-existing WarnerMedia Entertainment Networks (comprising the legacy Turner and HBO businesses) with Warner Bros..

As part of the reshuffle, Siddharth Jain, SVP and MD South Asia, and Jessica Kam, SVP of Original Productions – Entertainment, are leaving the company.

The new-look teams are as follows:

Lines of Business

Yasmin Zahid heads up Affiliate & B2B Distribution for all WarnerMedia linear TV networks including HBO channels, CNN International, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, Pogo, Warner TV and Oh!K, as well as lead B2B carriage partnerships for the HBO Go streaming service.

David Simonsen continues to lead the development of HBO Go in Southeast Asia. He will work closely with Johannes Larcher’s global HBO Max team...

Netflix says it has no plans to renew the episodic 'space drama' TV series, "Away",  created by Andrew Hinderaker, starring Oscar winner Hilary Swank, after the series space mission finally landed on the planet 'Mars':

"...in the near future, 'Emma Green' (Swank), an American astronaut, must leave her husband and teenage daughter behind to take command of an international space crew embarking upon a treacherous, years long mission to Mars...

"...in a series about hope, humanity and how ultimately, we need one another if we are to achieve impossible things..."

Episodes include:

"Go", written by Andrew Hinderaker

"Negative Return", written by Jessica Goldberg

"A Little Faith", written by Janine Nabers

"Excellent Chariots", written by Ellen Fairey

"Half the Sky", written by Andrew Hinderaker

"Space Dogs", written by Jason Katims

"Half the Sky", written by Aditi Brennan Kapil

"Spektr", written by Jessica Goldberg

"Vital Signs", written by Chris Jones...

Diane Lane (left) stars as “Margaret Blackledge” and Kevin Costner (right) stars as “George Blackledge” in director Thomas Bezucha’s Let Him Go, a Focus Features release. Photo Credit : Kimberley French / Focus Features

Let Him Go is a Western set in early ’60s Montana, starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane in a heroic fight, not to save a town as in a classic Western, but to rescue their grandchild. When their son James (Ryan Bruce) dies suddenly, he leaves a hole in the hearts of his parents George (Costner) and Margaret (Lane) Blackledge, as well as a young widow Lorna (Kayli Carter) and infant child named Jimmy. When their daughter-in-law remarries, things change, but then her abusive new husband, Donnie Weboy (Will Brittain), unexpectedly relocates his wife and stepson to join his family in his home state. There was no warning and the young couple left no address yet...

New Foreign

“Parasite” is an often-brutal examination of wealth inequality, and yet its Best Picture win still counts as one of the few universally uplifting moments that 2020 had to offer. This Blu-ray release from The Criterion Collection arrives fully-loaded with extras, including director Bong Joon Ho’s black-and-white rendering of the film — anything but an afterthought, it’s a version that he and cinematographer Kyung-pyo Hong had in mind all along — commentaries, interviews, and a new essay from onetime TheWrap film critic Inkoo Kang.

Also available: Cameroonian college students get pulled into the dark web to pull a “Scam République” (IndiePix); anime saga “Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna” (Shout/Toei) celebrates the franchise’s 20th anniversary; “Three Comrades” (IndiePix) go out to unwind on a Friday night and wind up on an unexpected spree.

Chilean stop-motion feature “The Wolf House” (KimStim) uses unsettling visuals to spin a fable about the...

We know you’ve watched the video for “Let It Go” from “Frozen” a million times, and in it you’ve seen Elsa quickly materializing a snowman that would become Olaf. What we don’t see is immediately after that, and this new clip for the short film “Once Upon a Snowman” gives an origin story for everyone’s favorite hug-loving snowman.

“Once Upon a Snowman” is a short film that’s spunoff from “Frozen” starring Josh Gad that begins just as he wakes up after Elsa sings her iconic anthem. This clip shows that her cape effortlessly floating off into the distance actually collides with Olaf and sends him tumbling down a snowy cliff. And now he’s having an instant existential crisis.

“I’m alive! Who said that? I said that,” Olaf says in the clip. “I appear to be some sort of snowman. How absurd, how is it that even possible?...

Netflix has canceled the episodic 'space drama' TV series, "Away",  created by Andrew Hinderaker, starring Oscar winner Hilary Swank:

"...in the near future, 'Emma Green' (Swank), an American astronaut, must leave her husband and teenage daughter behind to take command of an international space crew embarking upon a treacherous, years long mission to Mars...

"...in a series about hope, humanity and how ultimately, we need one another if we are to achieve impossible things..."

Episodes include:

"Go", written by Andrew Hinderaker

"Negative Return", written by Jessica Goldberg

"A Little Faith", written by Janine Nabers

"Excellent Chariots", written by Ellen Fairey

"Half the Sky", written by Andrew Hinderaker

"Space Dogs", written by Jason Katims

"Half the Sky", written by Aditi Brennan Kapil

"Spektr", written by Jessica Goldberg

"Vital Signs", written by Chris Jones

"Home", written by Andrew Hinderaker

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Billie Eilish will be hosting a “virtual, multi-dimensional, interactive, and immersive” livestream concert on Saturday, October 24th at 6:00 p.m. Et, titled Where Do We Go? The Livestream.

Using multiple cameras and state-of-the-art Xr technology, the event will be a virtual concert in a 3D rendered environment. Performing live with her brother Finneas and touring drummer Andrew Marshall, Eilish is expected to retool elements from her halted 2020 arena tour and reconfigure them for the virtual event alongside new elements. Five hundred pre-selected fans will be able to interact with...

Miley Cyrus delivered a powerful cover of the Cranberries’ “Zombie” during her three-song set from Los Angeles’ famed Whisky A Go-Go as part of the Save Our Stages Festival (#SOSFest), the National Independent Venue Association’s three-day virtual benefit festival in support of independent music venues at risk of closing their doors permanently due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The singer bookended the “Zombie” cover with a spot-on rendition of the Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry” and her own “Midnight Sky.”

Cyrus has been a one-woman cover band in recent months,...

WarnerMedia is preparing to enact a wave of layoffs that will result in thousands of employees in the company’s film and television teams losing their jobs, but Covid-19 isn’t the only culprit. Industry analysts tell IndieWire that although all entertainment companies are impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, Warner is in acute financial difficulties after the underwhelming launch of WarnerMedia’s HBO Max streaming service as well as a lack of box-office revenue, reduced income from cable subscriptions, and television advertising.

First reported by The Wall Street Journal October 8, the AT&T-owned company plans a restructuring that will cause job losses at Warner Bros. studios and television channels such as HBO, TBS, and TNT. The impending layoffs are part of an effort to reduce the company’s costs by up to 20 percent.

“Like the rest of the entertainment industry, we have not been immune to the significant impact of the pandemic,...

Despite making a name for himself playing stoic characters like Deadwood’s Seth Bullock or Justified’s Raylan Givens, Timothy Olyphant has a pure chaotic streak in him that can be seen in his performances in Scream 2, Go, A Perfect Getaway, The Girl Next Door, and Late Night with Seth Meyers. Olyphant was a guest on Seth Meyers’ show last night, where he completely thwarted any attempt at having a normal conversation. Olyphant, filming remotely from his own living room, appears onscreen wearing a Van Halen jersey and a Panama Jack hat, which is our first signal that absolutely …...

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Many of the best new shows on Netflix this week are going to have an element of terror to them, because we've turned our calendars to October. When October 1 hits, it's basically Halloween for the next 31 days. No other holiday has such a long run up to it; even Christmas is overshadowed because

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People didn't think much of reindeers, that is until a film called Frozen was released. It featured a reindeer called Sven, who served as the best friend and sidekick of one of the main characters named Kristoff. Fans soon came to learn that reindeers were truly better than people as they fell in love with his quirks throughout the film.

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Fans have gone on to create several pieces of artwork depicting Sven in his best light. They use a variety of techniques and artistic mediums to bring him to life on canvas in ways that all fans will enjoy. Keep reading to see some of these incredible works of art, as the artists' passion for the film and unique talents come together!

HBO Max will be getting the third season of the animated “Harley Quinn” series. The show, which premiered on DC Universe, is moving to HBO Max as part of WarnerMedia’s plan to relaunch the former platform as a hub for digital comic books rather than original television.

The DC Universe streaming service launched in 2018 and served as WarnerMedia’s hub for the company’s scripted superhero series old and new, such as the early 2000s “Justice League” series, as well as original shows such as “Doom Patrol” and “Swamp Thing.” WarnerMedia will relaunch the platform as DC Universe Infinite on January 21, 2021 as a digital comic book service that will boast more than 24,000 titles at launch. The company stated that the new platform will feature DC fan events and recently released comics six months after their physical versions hit retailers. The service will also offer original comics and customers will...

Well Go USA has released the first full trailer for its mind and time-bending thriller Synchronic, starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan.

The mainstream crossover debut for indie directors Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson, the creative team behind 2017’s similarly trippy sci-fi horror film The Endless, Synchronic follows two New Orleans paramedics, Steve (Mackie) and Dennis (Dornan). Both find themselves responding to multiple violent and strange accidents that — with the help of a pill — lead them into a terrifying truth about reality and time.

“You know they say we see everything once in this game,” Dennis says over ...

Well Go USA has released the first full trailer for its mind and time-bending thriller Synchronic, starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan.

The mainstream crossover debut for indie directors Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson, the creative team behind 2017’s similarly trippy sci-fi horror film The Endless, Synchronic follows two New Orleans paramedics, Steve (Mackie) and Dennis (Dornan). Both find themselves responding to multiple violent and strange accidents that — with the help of a pill — lead them into a terrifying truth about reality and time.

“You know they say we see everything once in this game,” Dennis says over ...