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Unlike its rivals, NBCUniversal long ago developed a healthy fear of zombies.

Not the shambling, undead kind that lurch around trying to eat brains, but rather the media variety: “Undead” cable networks that long ago gave up all hopes of cultivating audiences around the clock and instead run only a few hours of original programming, coupled with seemingly endless repeats of TV favorites, like “Ridiculousness” (MTV); “Fear Factor” (Hln); or “Seinfeld” (Comedy Central).

Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery, two of the bigger owners of these cable-network wraiths, haven’t had much to show for keeping them up and running. Indeed, Warner in August unveiled a massive $9.1 billion write-down of its TV assets, citing business headwinds as well as the projected loss of its lucrative agreement with the NBA to show games on its cable networks. Paramount Global followed suit, revealing a $5.98 billion impairment charge as it prepared for its acquisition by Skydance Media.

Disney+ has joined Netflix and Max (and a bunch of other streamers) with a new Top 10 compilation on its home screen. Disney’s version is just a bit more complicated than those other guys.

On Wednesday, Disney+ rolled out “Top 10 Today,” an effort to boost engagement and help people find something new to watch.

But unlike how Netflix calculates its Top 10, views here are “a component” of the algorithmic formula, but “not the sole determining factor,” per Disney’s announcement. The Disney+ rankings are based on views, yes, but also the growing popularity of that piece of content. In other words — ours — if it trends, it Top 10s. Feel free to borrow that, Disney.

Top 10 Today will appear different for different users. If you also subscribe to Hulu via the Disney Bundle, Hulu’s stuff is eligible for the list. A profile’s content ratings factors in as well. So...

If the 2025 Golden Globes TV nominations were announced today, what would Gold Derby predict as the nominees and winners? Our predictions center officially opened on September 3, 2024 and already more than 1,300 people have made their television forecasts in the 11 categories for series (drama/comedy/limited) and acting (lead/supporting). So who’s out front to claim these golden trophies, according to the Gold Derby’s Golden Globe TV predictions 2025?

Below, see a snapshot in time of our racetrack odds for the 82nd annual ceremony, updated on October 30, 2024. How many of this year’s Golden Globe trophies will go to contenders who just prevailed at the 2024 Emmy Awards? As a reminder, Emmy’s trio of series champs were “Shōgun” for drama, “Hacks” for comedy, and “Baby Reindeer” for limited, and now all three are also predicted to triumph at the Glboes.

See Make your Golden Globe predictions right now — it’s fun and easy!

If you signed up to stream ‘Only Murders in the Building’ or another specific Hulu title and are ready to cancel, check out how to do so here.

Breaking up is hard to do, especially with streaming services that want you to keep your account. Streamers can sometimes make it difficult to cancel a subscription once you’ve got it, as they’ve got a vested interest in keeping you around to watch more than just a single show. If you signed up to a paid Hulu subscription or a free trial of the service to watch the new season of “Only Murders in the Building” or another series and are now ready to cancel, simply follow the easy instructions I’ll lay out for you below!

What To Do If You’re Ready to Cancel Hulu

Step 1: Make Sure You Want to Cancel

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Disney und das Lidl-Unternehmen gehen eine digitale Partnerschaft ein, bei der fleißige Lidl-Kunden und App-Nutzer von einem günstigeren bis zu einem Gratis-Angebot des Streamingdienstes Disney+ profitieren können.

Lidl und Disney+ kooperieren

Nutzer der Lidl-Plus-App können mit ihren Einkäufen zukünftig Zugang zum Streamingdienst Disney+ und somit Zugang zu Kinohits wie „Alles steht Kopf 2“ oder Serien-Hits wie „The Bear“ und „Shōgun“ erhalten. Durch die jetzige Zusammenarbeit zwischen Disney+ und den Unternehmen von Lidl können Kunden in Deutschland laut einer Mitteilung am Mittwoch das Einkaufen bei Lidl und Schauen bei Disney+ somit kombinieren.

Kunden von Lidl in Deutschland, die die Lidl-Plus-App nutzen und ein bestimmtes monatliches Einkaufsvolumen erreichen, werden demnach ab dem 4. November vom Lebensmitteleinzelhändler mit einem besonderen Angebot für ihre Treue belohnt. Sie haben über den „Rabattsammler Plus“ in der App die Möglichkeit, die Disney+ Abo-Option „Standard mit Werbung“ auszuwählen.

Je nach Umsatz erhalten die App-Nutzer stufenweise Disney+ günstiger oder...

On Wednesday October 30 2024, CBS broadcasts The Drew Barrymore Show!

Matty Matheson; Sunny Anderson Season 5 Episode 75 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” promises to be an exciting one, featuring two well-known culinary personalities. Matty Matheson, famous for his role in the hit series “The Bear,” will join the show alongside Sunny Anderson from Food Network’s “The Kitchen.” This episode is set to air on CBS and is sure to delight food lovers and fans of both guests.

In this episode, Drew Barrymore and her co-host Ross Mathews will welcome Matty and Sunny to the news desk. Together, they will sample food from a popular sandwich shop in New York City that has gone viral. Viewers can expect lively discussions about the unique flavors and creations from the shop, along with plenty of laughter and fun moments among the hosts and guests.

Drew and Ross are known for their engaging chemistry,...

We come bearing good news The Bear fans! And yes, that was sort of pun intended. Thanks to a recent filming update provided by Chairman of FX John Landgraf, it sounds like The Bear season 4 is on track to arrive on time based on the promising filming update he provided. And that's always great news!

Landgraf was recently a guest on The Town with Matthew Belloni podcast where he shared at what point production is at the moment in terms of filming. Ahead of season 3's debut, FX announced that the show had been renewed for a season 4. There were also rumors that the third and fourth season were filming at the same time. And the chairman confirmed this on the podcast. Here's what he had to say, per Collider:

Out of 20 episodes, they shot about 16 and a half. So they can go back in production in February to finish.

On Wednesday, The Drew Barrymore Show features a blend of culinary charisma and cinematic conversation. Matty Matheson, known for his role on The Bear, sits down with Barrymore to discuss his experiences on the acclaimed series, from improvised scenes to his restaurant industry origins. Meanwhile, at the news desk, Sunny Anderson, host of Food Network’s […]

The Drew Barrymore Show: Matty Matheson, Anna Kendrick...

Instead of entering the world of videogame Tron, characters from the videogame will visit planet Earth in the next installment of the film franchise, Tron: Ares.

The latest updates on the film arrived at Disney’s D23 convention in 2024, and there’s still about a year to go before viewers can expect to see it in theaters.

For more details about the Tron: Ares release date, the cast and other plot points to expect, read on.

When will Tron: Ares come out in theaters?

Tron: Ares is slated for an Oct. 10, 2025 theatrical release date.

Has Tron: Ares gone into production?

Yes. The film went into production in January 2024.

Who is in the cast of Tron: Ares?

Jared Leto will star as highly sophisticated Program, Ares, who enters the real world from the digital world on a dangerous mission, marking humankinds first encounter with an Artificial Intelligence being. Evan Peters will portray villain Julian Dillinger.

It looks like things between Jeremy Allen White and Molly Gordon are heating up!

Last month, the 33-year-old actor, who plays Chef Carmy Berzatto on The Bear, and the 28-year-old actress, who plays Claire Dunlap on the award-winning FX series, were spotted passionately kissing during a day out in Los Angeles.

Exactly one month later, Jeremy and Molly were spotted stepping out for a dinner date in New York City on Friday (October 25).

Keep reading to find out more…In photos published by Page Six, Jeremy was seen wearing a black sweater, jeans, and black beanie while Molly wore a tan trench coat over a white T-shirt and jeans paired with a black baseball hat.

Molly was seen wrapping her arm around Jeremy‘s as they walked around the city.

If you missed it, a source provided new insight into Jeremy and Molly‘s relationship.

The excitement surrounding the upcoming biopic Deliver Me from Nowhere is palpable, especially as it will chronicle the making of Bruce Springsteen’s iconic 1982 album, Nebraska. This film is set to showcase a pivotal moment in Springsteen’s career.

The American songwriter/singer, nicknamed the Boss, is one of the most celebrated musicians of all time. With more than 140 million records sold worldwide and a bucket-full of accolades to his name, Deliver Me from Nowhere can be expected

Cast of Deliver Me from Nowhere Jeremy Allen White in a still from The Bear. | Hulu

Jeremy Allen White, best known for his role in The Bear, has transformed into Bruce Springsteen, providing fans with a first look at his portrayal through an official photo released recently. At 33, White is stepping into the shoes of one of rock music’s most beloved figures. The cast also features Jeremy Strong as Jon Landau,...

Exclusive: Eiza González (Baby Driver), Poppy Liu (Hacks), Taylour Paige (Zola), and Will Poulter (The Bear) have closed deals to join I Love Boosters, Boots Riley’s next film for Neon, which commences production this fall.

The actors join a stacked cast which also includes Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie, Lakeith Stanfield, and Demi Moore, as previously announced. Pic is about a ring of enterprising boosters, who take aim at a cutthroat fashion maven. Further plot details are being kept under wraps for the moment.

Aaron Ryder and Andrew Swett will produce on behalf of their Ryder Picture Company with Savage Rose Films’ Allison Rose Carter and Jon Read, under their production and development partnership with Neon. Exec producers include Mike Jackman, Gus Deardoff, Ken Kao and Josh Rosenbaum for Waypoint Entertainment, Megan Ellison for Annapurna, and Neon, which is financing the film with Waypoint Entertainment. Neon...

Production is officially underway on the upcoming Bruce Springsteen movie, “Deliver Me From Nowhere.” The movie is slated for a 2025 theatrical premiere.

The film will be directed by Scott Cooper, who is known for his work on “Crazy Heart” and “Black Mass,” and stars the Emmy-winning star of “The Bear” Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen. Specifically, “Deliver Me From Nowhere” is based on Warren Zanes’ book of the same name, which chronicles the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 “Nebraska” album. Check out the first look as White in the role above.

In a statement to press, Cooper called the beginning of production “an incredibly humbling and thrilling journey.”

“Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’ has profoundly shaped my artistic vision. The album’s raw, unvarnished portrayal of life’s trials and resilience resonates deeply with me. Our film aims to capture that same spirit, bringing Warren Zanes’ compelling narrative of Bruce’s...

The Bear actor is playing Springsteen in Deliver Me from Nowhere about the making of the musician’s 1982 album Nebraska

The first photo of The Bear star Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in a forthcoming biopic has been released as shooting begins on the project, titled Deliver Me from Nowhere.

In the shot, White is seen slightly hunched in classic Springsteen pose, complete with red plaid shirt, unruly hair and hands shoved in the pockets of a black leather jacket.

Now we can see what Jon Landau was so giddy about as 20th Century Studios releases the first picture of Jeremy Allen White as The Boss. Production is underway on Deliver Me from Nowhere, the eagerly anticipated movie adaptation of Warren Zanes’ fascinating telling of the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 Nebraska album. Slated for theaters in 2025, the film is written and directed by Scott Cooper and stars Jeremy Allen White as the visionary musician as he embarks on an emotional journey to record Nebraska.

“Beginning production on this film is an incredibly humbling and thrilling journey,” said Cooper. “Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’ has profoundly shaped my artistic vision. The album’s raw, unvarnished portrayal of life’s trials and resilience resonates deeply with me. Our film aims to capture that same spirit, bringing Warren Zanes’ compelling narrative of Bruce’s life to the screen with authenticity and hope, honoring...

20th Century Studios unveiled the first look of Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in “Deliver Me from Nowhere” on Monday as production on the biopic gets underway.

While his face is partially obscured, the image shows the two-time Emmy winner wearing Springsteen’s signature flannel and biker jacket.

Written and directed by Scott Cooper, “Deliver Me from Nowhere” is adapted from Warren Zanes‘ book of the same name about the making of Springsteen’s seminal 1982 album “Nebraska.” Recorded on a 4-track recorder in Springsteen’s bedroom and without the E Street Band, the album’s solemn, contemplative tone was a departure from that of the musician’s previous work.

Filming will take place primarily in Springsteen’s native New Jersey and New York, with additional production in Los Angeles.

“Beginning production on this film is an incredibly humbling and thrilling journey,” Cooper said in a statement. “Bruce Springsteen’s...

Jeremy Allen White is Bruce Springsteen in a first-look image released by 20th Century Fox.

The Bear star features as The Boss in the upcoming biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere, directed by Scott Cooper (Crazy Hearts) and based on the 2023 book Deliver Me from Nowhere: The Making of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska by Warren Zanes. Long-time music manager of Springsteen Jon Landau will be portrayed by Succession and The Apprentice actor Jeremy Strong.

The photo released on Monday shows White in a leather jacket and flannel shirt.

Jeremy Allen White is Bruce Springsteen in #DeliverMeFromNowhere. Coming to theaters in 2025. pic.twitter.com/T5qG9SIvrc

— 20th Century Studios (@20thcentury) October 28, 2024

Deliver Me From Nowhere explores the making of Springsteen’s 1982 album Nebraska, which followed the singer-songwriter’s huge The River album. White recently told GQ: “I’m really lucky that there’s sort of a team of folks now...

Production is underway on Deliver Me from Nowhere, the movie adaptation of Warren Zanes’ fascinating telling of the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 Nebraska album. 20th Century Studios revealed the first photo from the set today.

Slated for theaters in 2025, the film is written and directed by Scott Cooper and stars Jeremy Allen White as the visionary musician as he embarks on an emotional journey to record Nebraska.

“Beginning production on this film is an incredibly humbling and thrilling journey,” said Cooper. “Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Nebraska’ has profoundly shaped my artistic vision. The album’s raw, unvarnished portrayal of life’s trials and resilience resonates deeply with me.

“Our film aims to capture that same spirit, bringing Warren Zanes’ compelling narrative of Bruce’s life to the screen with authenticity and hope, honoring Bruce’s legacy in a transformative cinematic experience. It has been a great pleasure to collaborate with...

The first look at “The Bear” star Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen in biopic “Deliver Me From Nowhere” has been revealed as production gets underway.

Directed and written by Scott Cooper, “Deliver Me From Nowhere” adapts Warren Zanes’ book of the same name about the making of Springsteen’s 1982 album “Nebraska.” Filming is taking place primarily in Springsteen’s native New Jersey and New York, with additional production in Los Angeles, and the movie is set to hit theaters next year.

According to a press release, Springsteen’s recording of “Nebraska” “marked a pivotal time in his life, one that he would only openly talk about decades after its release. It’s regarded as a landmark in his musical odyssey and a source of inspiration for a generation of artists and musicians. Recorded on a 4-track recorder in Springsteen’s New Jersey bedroom and without The E Street Band,...

The world’s largest college-run film festival, the Scad Savannah film festival, returns to Georgia Oct. 26 with its consistently eclectic programming mix of documentaries, box office hits, indies, animated films, short films and more.

“Scad honors the screen’s brightest stars, from Annette Bening to Lupita Nyong’o to Richard Linklater,” says Scad President and founder Paula Wallace. “Come for the stars and stay for a tour of Scad’s recently expanded Savannah Film Studios backlot… glitz, glamour, and good films.”

This year’s programming includes of Steve McQueen’s “Blitz” and Pablo Larrain’s “Maria” as well as a centerpiece screening of Robbie Williams’ unconventional biopic “Better Man.” The festival will also screen “Emilia Peréz,” Jacques Audiard’s musical drama which won the Jury Prize at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, and a 35mm print of Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist,” which netted the filmmaker the Silver Lion for directing in Venice earlier this year.

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It’s time to go backstage with the Boss. The New Jersey rock legend and his band of fifty years aren’t slowing down any time soon in the original documentary Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, now streaming on Hulu.

Directed by frequent collaborator Thom Zimny with Springsteen co-producing, the film follows the band throughout their electrifying 2023-24 tour, offering “the most in-depth look ever...

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The Boss is bringing fans backstage with his new tour documentary.

Hulu original film Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band offers “the most in-depth look ever at the creation of their legendary live performances, including footage of band rehearsals, backstage moments, rare archival clips and personal reflections from [the legendary rocker] himself,” per the film’s logline.

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Directed by frequent collaborator Thom Zimny, the music film runs one hour and 39 minutes and follows Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band during their 2023-24 tour, their first since 2017. The documentary features interviews with band members including guitarists Nils Lofgren and Steven Van Zandt (who also served as the tour’s official music director), bassist Garry Tallent, pianist Roy Bittan, drummer Max Weinberg, late saxophonist Clarence Clemons (who died in 2011) and late founding member Danny Federici (who died in...

The 10 Best Celebrity Cameos from Abbott Elementary - Main Image

Abbott Elementary has a pretty strong central cast, but the show has managed to wow audiences with some very classic celebrity cameos. While some may only appear for a short scene, there are also others that manage to hang around the school for an entire episode.

In this list, we take a look at some of the best guest appearances that Abbott has ever had and wonder if the show will manage to top itself in future episodes of the currently ongoing fourth season.

Ayo Edebiri as Ayesha Teages

(S02E14 Valentine’s Day, S02E18 Teacher’s Appreciation)

Ayo Edebiri may be best known for getting screamed at by Jeremy Allen White in The Bear, but before that show took off, Edebiri had a small, but significant role in Abbott Elementary as Janine’s sister Ayesha.

Hints have been...

“Unexpected, very loud, a little bit scary… but good!” is how “Anora” star Mark Eydelshteyn rather delightfully describes the last few months since Sean Baker’s wildly entertaining strip-club rom-com won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

Thankfully for the 22-year-old Russian — playing Ivan, a loveably hyperactive goofball and filthy-rich oligarch’s son who marries Mikey Madison’s Brighton Beach sex worker — he’s been “going through this journey” alongside his co-star, friend and fellow countryman Yura Borisov.

The two have been serving as each other’s personal “Inception”-style “spinning tops,” he says in his accented and slightly broken English, to “understand that it’s actually happening and not just a dream.” “We’re in America, right?” says Borisov, 31, with a smile as the two speak to Variety on a cloudy L.A. morning.

With Neon now widening “Anora’s” release across the U.S. as...

Labels like “comedy” and “drama” are fundamentally meaningless — except when it comes to TV awards, when the distinction can mean the difference between win and lose or a nomination and a snub. That’s why the denizens of Hollywood, eager to buck tradition and format for the sake of art most of the year, tend to lose their shit around Emmy season.

The annual debate resurfaced this past summer when The Bear scored 23 Emmy nominations and broke 30 Rock’s record for the most for a comedy in a single season. The genre, after all, was long-dominated by sitcoms — Frasier being the all-time Emmy with 37 wins, followed closely by The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Cheers. And while there’s no arguing that The Bear is an incredibly well-made piece of television, as evidenced by the eventual 11 wins in a diverse pool of categories, it’s not exactly brimming with levity.

Australian actress Andrea Solonge has become the twelfth recipient of the Heath Ledger Scholarship.

Solonge was announced as recipient of the prestigious award at an Australians in Film event held last night at Soho House in West Hollywood attended by the likes of Yellowjackets actors Melanie Lynskey and Simone Kessell, The Bear co-showrunner Joanna Calo and Rabbit Proof Fence director Phillip Noyce.

The award was established in 2012 after The Dark Knight actor Ledger had tragically passed away. It has broadly become the key barometer and platform for new talent coming out of Hollywood, with previous recipients including American Horror Story: Apocalypse actor Cody Fern, Mojean Aria (Reminiscence), Ashleigh Cummings (Citadel), Charmaine Bingwa (Emancipation) and Rahel Romahn (A Mad Max Saga).

Solonge will receive a $10,000 living allowance, rent and transport assistance in LA, plus several other prizes aimed at building her career in Hollywood, such as private coaching, tax advice and headshot and publicity aid.

Is “Shōgun” about to pull a “Succession” at the 2025 Golden Globes?

Currently at Gold Derby, the FX historical epic leads three top categories in our Golden Globe predictions: Best Drama Series, Best Drama Actor for Hiroyuki Sanada, and Best Drama Actress for Anna Sawai. If it also manages to pull off a fourth victory in a supporting race, it would match “Succession’s” total of four from last year.

For its final season, HBO’s family drama won the series prize at the Golden Globes and it also took home trophies for lead actors Kieran Culkin and Sarah Snook, plus supporting player Matthew Macfadyen.

If “Shōgun” rides off with only the three top categories for series, lead actor, and lead actress, it would still be in good company indeed, as only a handful of dramas have done so. Besides “Succession” in 2023, “The Crown” most recently accomplished this feat in 2020. Before that,...

Netflix co-ceo Ted Sarandos doesn’t have any interest in becoming the next chief exec of Disney.

“Not even on my mind,” Sarandos said, speaking Tuesday at the WSJ Tech Live conference in Laguna Beach, Calif. He was responding to a question by interviewer Emma Tucker, editor in chief of the Wall Street Journal, about whether he was interested in taking on the Disney CEO job. Sarandos commented, “Honestly, I think what we are doing is so exciting.”

On Monday, Disney announced that its board now expects to announce a new CEO in early 2026 to replace Bob Iger, whose contract expires at the end of that year. The succession process is being led by James Gorman, former CEO of Morgan Stanley, who is assuming the role of Disney chairman in January 2025.

At the WSJ Tech Live conference, Sarandos also disavowed any plans to go into politics at any point, saying...

Good Morning America welcomed award-winning actor Samuel L. Jackson to the studio for a sit-down interview.

On GMA, he spoke about his upcoming film, The Piano Lesson, based on the August Wilson play.

Jackson initially starred in the Broadway show in 1987 and returned to star last year.

His acting career spans 50 years, as many moviegoers recognize him from a role somewhere on stage or screen.

Following his initial Broadway appearance in The Piano Lesson, he starred in many popular films, including Pulp Fiction, Snakes on a Plane, Shaft, Jackie Brown, A Time to Kill, and the Star Wars prequel trilogy.

While discussing some of his famous movie roles and lines on GMA, Robin called out the actor during the conversation.

Robin Roberts warns Samuel L. Jackson during their GMA interview

GMA’s trio of anchors appeared for the Samuel L. Jackson interview, including recent grandpa Michael Strahan, George Stephanopoulos, and Robin Roberts.

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios and Scott Stuber have acquired The Girl in the Lake, a proposal for an adult mystery thriller novel by New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver. Oliver will write the script for a film that will be developed for United Artists. Scarlett Johansson is eyeing this to star as the title character, subject to script, Deadline hears.

Stuber and Nick Nesbitt will produce along with Johansson and Jonathan Lia, through These Pictures, and Marc Resteghini (Young Sherlock) through Jack Tar Pictures. Oliver will also serve as executive producer.

The logline is being kept under wraps but when Verve held the auction, the novel was being described as What Lies Beneath meets The Sixth Sense. This was a high-end screen deal and a publishing auction is in the offing. Oliver’s making the jump to an adult thriller after writing YA novels that include Panic; the Delirium trilogy Delirium,...

How will “The Bear” fare at the winter awards after its surprising Emmy loss? Which new shows will break through? Gold Derby editors and experts Christopher Rosen and Joyce Eng are with here with their first Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards TV predictions.

Even before “Hacks” upset “The Bear” for the Best Comedy Series Emmy last month, it already felt like the “The Bear” would be vulnerable to losses at the winter awards after the less-than-ideal response to its third season. The FX series will definitely still get nominations, but will it go home empty-handed everywhere? “Hacks” is the odds-on favorite to take home its second series Globe but remains in second in the comedy ensemble odds at the SAG Awards. But maybe this is finally “Only Murders in the Building’s” chance to win a major prize?

See Experts slugfest: Our ridiculously early 2025 Emmy predictions

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On Wednesday, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert welcomes actress Anna Kendrick, who will discuss her directorial debut with the film Woman of the Hour. Chef Matty Matheson, known for his work on the FX series The Bear, will also be a guest. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert airs Monday through Friday from 11:35 […]

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Anna Kendrick, Matty Matheson...

5 Actors Who Can Play the Next Patrick Bateman in American Psycho Reboot - Main Image

American Psycho starring Christian Bale and directed by Mary Harron is turning 25 years old next year, and despite its status as a cult favorite, a remake is in the works with director Luca Guadagnino.

There hasn’t been much revealed about the remake yet, but fans online have already been pitching who they want to play a new generation’s version of psychopath Patrick Bateman. Bale was 26 when he played the role, and here’s a look at some eligible young talents who may be able to pull off their own version of an American sociopath.

Charles Melton

Tall, dark, and handsome, Melton is best known for playing Reggie in Riverdale, but he’s proven that he can play seductive and troubled thanks to last year’s May December.

He hasn’t landed a role...

Good news for cord-cutters: Hulu is offering a major limited-time deal on its live-tv streaming subscription. Keep scrolling to find out how to sign up for Hulu + Live TV for just $59.99/month.

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Hulu is currently offering the Hulu + Live TV subscription for just $59.99/month for three months. After your first three months conclude, your subscription will automatically renew at its regular price of $82.99/month — an increase from the former $76.99/month price. So if you’ve been wanting to try out Hulu + Live TV, now...

If streamers are increasingly looking for shows with wide appeal — and they are — it stands to reason that TV networks’ best hope for success is making shows for audiences that aren’t just broad, but whose sensibilities are closer to hyper-normie. The few sitcoms that are even still being made to be broadcast over the air can’t be genre-straddling tone poems like The Bear: premise-wise, less is more. Happy’s Place fits the brief.

The show — which premieres on NBC today — should get extra credit for fitting nearly all its action on a single set: the titular Tennessee tavern. Happy, for whom said tavern was named, died just before the events of the series pilot, leaving the business to his daughter Bobbie (Reba McEntire), who’s already been running the place for many years. But her hopes for seamless continuity in the tavern’s management are scuttled when Happy...

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Amid the gourds, ghouls, and giant skeletons, it might seem too early to start talking about Christmas. But the harbingers of the holiday season have arrived; Mariah Carey is posting about “All I Want For Christmas Is You” on Instagram, and Oct. 18 marked the start of Hallmark’s Countdown To Christmas.

If you’re looking to visit a world where there’s a holiday worth celebrating year-round, (yes,...

When a film or TV show straddles genres, deciding if you’re a comedy, drama, or musical is a question of strategy as much as it is a question of artistry, though there’s a risk of backlash if your categorization strains credulity. Is “The Bear” really a comedy, for instance? Was “The Martian”? This year “Challengers,” about a heated love triangle on the tennis court, is one such film making a play for comedy consideration at the Golden Globes. And judging from our racetrack odds, the strategy could pay off.

As of this writing “Challengers” ranks among the top six likely nominees for Best Film Comedy/Musical, getting 20/1 odds based on the combined predictions of Gold Derby users who have been placing their bets here in our predictions center. Among those predicting that “Challengers” will be nominated for the top prize are five of the Expert journalists we’ve surveyed,...

The producers behind CBS’s new “Young Sheldon” spinoff “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage” knew the show needed to immediately address the comedy elephant in the room: Unlike “Sheldon,” which was a single-camera half-hour, “Georgie and Mandy” is a multi-cam laffer shot in front of a live studio audience.

That, of course, is also how “The Big Bang Theory” — the hit that spawned “Young Sheldon” — was taped. The multi-to-single-to-multi camera whiplash from “Big Bang” to “Sheldon” to “Georgie & Mandy” may be unprecedented in TV history. Which is why the show has Georgie (Montana Jordan) alluding to it during the very first minutes of the premiere episode.

“Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” (which premieres Thursday night on CBS) takes place around 1995, which is why we see the cast watching “Frasier” in its opener. Georgie refers to that multi-cam sitcom as a “laughing show,” and compares it to that era’s most prominent single-cam half-hour,...

Brendan Patrick Hughes’s “Dindin” is a chamber drama that revolves around four middle-aged people – a married couple and their two friends. It is based on a play that a cast member wrote and others decided to turn into a movie. All of them are theatre actors. So, the film feels almost like a play unfolding in the presence of cameras around. After all, it is basically just four people sitting across a table discussing a wide range of topics through a free-flowing conversation, shot mostly in black and white. In its limited setting, what matters are mainly the performances and the writing.

In such cases, the actors need to be skilled enough to make the conflicts seem believable or the stakes urgent. Their faces need to be lit in specific ways to reveal more details of their shifting dynamic. With its monochromatic setting, the lighting, camera angles, and composition...

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Whether you’re gearing up to watch this year’s whirlwind MLB postseason, or binge-watching top-rated originals like Only Murders in the Building to Shōgun, cord-cutters can rejoice — Hulu has a new deal on their Hulu + Live TV that might just be the best way to save on the streamer this fall.

From now through Nov. 19, the limited-time offer gets you access to almost 100 broadcast and cable networks...

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Cord cutters have a new way to save on Hulu + Live TV with the streamer’s latest fall deal.

Now through Nov. 19, new and eligible returning subscribers pay only $59.99 per month for three months of Hulu + Live TV with ads — a savings of 28 percent during the promo period. The subscription includes over 95 live channels, Disney+ and ESPN+ (both with ads), and auto-renews at the current rate of $82.99 per month after three months. Previous customers who have not been Hulu subscribers in the past one month can enjoy the deal.

The streaming discount comes after Hulu recently increased prices on its live TV streaming subscriptions. Previously $76.99 and up per month, Hulu + Live TV costs $82.99 per month for the bundle that includes Disney+ (reg. $9.99 and up monthly) and ESPN+ (reg. $11.99 and up monthly) with ads.

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The holiday season is still a few weeks away, but Hulu + Live TV is already giving out gifts. The live TV streaming service has unveiled a brand new deal that will keep cord-cutters saving well into the new year. New and returning customers will be able to sign up for for the streamer for three months for just $60 per month. The deal coincides with Disney's streaming price increases, so you can save $23 per month — $69 in total — over the course of the deal.

How to Save $69 on Hulu + Live TV Over Three months Click here to get the deal from Hulu + Live TV. Click the “Get This Deal” button. Enter the email address and password associated with your MyDisney account. Complete the registration process. Make sure to sign up before 3 p.m.

One month after “Hacks” surprised awards pundits everywhere by winning the Best Comedy Series trophy at the Emmys over “The Bear,” the Max laffer has now officially overtaken the FX cooking show in our Golden Globe odds.

The third season of “Hacks” currently enjoys 37/10 odds to win Best Comedy Series at the Globes, compared to the third season of “The Bear’s” second-place odds of 4/1. The former followed Deborah Vance’s (Jean Smart) journey of trying to become the first female late-night host, while the latter focused on the opening of Carmy’s (Jeremy Allen White) fine dining restaurant in Chicago.

These two front-runners are followed in our Golden Globe predictions by “Only Murders in the Building” Season 4 at 5/1 odds, “Abbott Elementary” Season 4 at 6/1 odds, “Shrinking” Season 2 at 9/1 odds, and “Palm Royale” Season 1 at 16/1 odds.

Out of Gold Derby’s 13 Globe Experts from major media outlets, the following 10 have “Hacks...

Jeremy Allen White attended the premiere of the documentary Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band to support “The Boss.”

White appeared at the film’s screening at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City, where he posed for pictures with Springsteen.

Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band offers an inside look at their live performances with fly-on-the-wall footage of the band’s rehearsals and moments backstage. Fans will also get to see footage from the 2023-2024 tour for the first time ever. The Hulu and Disney+ doc is premiering on both streaming platforms on October 25.

White is set to play Springsteen in the biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere, a role the actor teased earlier this year.

“I’m so excited to start this thing,” The Bear actor told Deadline at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards. “We’re going to start pretty soon.

Chicago Med newcomer Sarah Ramos knows her character, Dr. Caitlin Lenox, isn’t everyone’s favorite person.

The new co-head of the Emergency Department came into the hospital in the Season 10 premiere and quickly made her presence known, shaking up the work flow and ruffling feathers among her colleagues, especially with the Ed’s former solo boss, Dr. Dean Archer.

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Chef and TV personality Matty Matheson never thought he would be an actor, much less one on a viral, Emmy-winning series like “The Bear.”

Matheson said during Mythical Kitchen’s “Last Meals,” hosted by Josh Scherer, that he is “very happy” his friends, the siblings (series co-creator) Christopher Storer and (series culinary producer) Courtney “Coco” Storer, “let me into their world.”

“When I was a kid, it’s not like I would have dreamed of being famous or being a movie star or on television. I never dreamed of any of this,” Matheson said in the below clip while promoting his cookbook “Soups, Salad, Sandwiches.”

He continued, “I never dreamed of being here, certainly. But we’re here, and I’m just chock-full of gratitude. Every day is truly an amazing thing. There’s quite a lot of privilege being here and living the life we get to live and...

At 61, Demi Moore is having a major career comeback with “The Substance,” Coralie Fargeat’s critically-acclaimed horror film that examines society’s obsession with beauty and youth. It takes the actress into vulnerable terrain where she is stark naked and then morphs into a grotesque troll.

It’s not the only daring performance by a woman over 60 of late. Sixty-two-year-old Michelle Yeoh’s Oscar-winning role in the multiverse-jumping action-drama “Everything Everywhere All at Once” let her play a pantheon of wildly different women, including a martial arts expert and a glamorous movie star. Jamie Lee Curtis, 65, defied convention as a drab IRS auditor in the same film, and did it again in a tour de force guest turn as the unhinged mother in “The Bear.”

Other older actresses are breaking the mold: Jodie Foster, 61, won her first Emmy for playing a dogged investigator in “True Detective: Night Country” this year,...

Exclusive: Netflix is in early development on Pride, a movie based on the 2018 YA novel by Haitian American author Ibi Zoboi. The project, a modern — and timely — retelling of Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice, comes from President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground and the company behind the book, Alloy Entertainment. Karen Joseph Adcock (The Bear) is writing the adaptation.

Set in the gentrifying Bushwick area of Brooklyn, NY, Pride centers on Afro-Latina teen Zuri Benitez, who fights to preserve her neighborhood and manage family chaos. But when the wealthy Darcy family moves in next door, Zuri’s disdain for the arrogant Darius Darcy turns into an unexpected connection that forces her to reconsider everything she thought she knew about pride, prejudice and home.

Leslie Morgenstein and Elysa Koplovitz Dutton produce for Alloy Entertainment. Vinnie Malhotra, president of Higher Ground Productions, Anikah McLaren, Head of Film,...

Atx TV Festival has announced the first round of events for the 2025 event, set to take place in Austin from May 29-June 1, including reunions of “The Leftovers” and “UnREAL” and a peek inside the world of Bill Lawrence.

On Monday, the festival announced “The Leftovers” will reunite during Season 14 with co-creators Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta, director and executive producer Mimi Leder, and cast members Justin Theroux, Carrie Coon, Amy Brenneman, Christopher Eccleston, Ann Dowd and Kevin Carroll. Head of Max Original Programming Sarah Aubrey will moderate.

A+E Studios will present a retrospective for Lifetime hit “UnREAL,” featuring co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and cast members Shiri Appleby, Constance Zimmer, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Craig Bierko.

This year’s festival will also include Bill Lawrence returning for “Bill Lawrence & Friends,” a panel with collaborators from some of his current and past projects such as “Bad Monkey,” “Shrinking,” “Ted Lasso,” “Scrubs,” “Cougar Town” and more.

Get the cameras rolling, this is great stuff: The stars and co-creator of the savage reality TV satire UnREAL will reunite at next year’s Atx TV Festival for the show’s 10th anniversary.

Stars Shiri Appleby (Rachel), Constance Zimmer (Quinn), Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (Jay) and Craig Bierko (Chet) will join co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro for a retrospective “to reflect on the show’s exploration of the dark side of reality TV, the complex antiheroes at its center, its most memorable character moments and one-liners, and how the show’s recent debut on Netflix has led to a resurgence with both original fans and new viewers,...