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Mari Yamamoto and Kurt Russell in the ‘Monarch: Legacy of Monsters’ season 1 finale (Photo Credit: Apple TV+)

Not only will sci-fi/Monsterverse fans get another season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Apple TV+ has announced multiple Monarch spinoffs are in the works. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters has officially been renewed for season two, but doesn’t yet have a targeted premiere date.

Apple TV+’s announcement did not provide details on the number of spinoffs or plots.

“Monarch: Legacy of Monsters has left an indelible imprint on the hearts, minds, and imaginations of audiences around the world, led by the brilliance of Chris, Matt, Kurt, Wyatt and the incredibly gifted talented cast and creative team,” stated Morgan Wandell, head of international development for Apple TV+. “We couldn’t be more excited for viewers to not only have the chance to experience even more thrills in season two, but to embark on epic,...

Young and the Restless (Y&r) spoilers indicate that as a longtime staple character on the soap, fans are used to seeing Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) in the limelight.

She took center stage in 2023 with the return of Cameron Kirsten (Linden Ashby) and ended up being the heroine in her own story, versus the damsel in distress.

Still, other than participating in Claire Grace’s (Hayley Erin) recent dream episode, Sharon has been Mia. This has Y&R fans buzzing on social media, wondering why the show has forgotten about her.

Y&r Spoilers: Sharon Newman’s Dream Fizzled In The Aftermath

Y&r spoilers note that Sharon had an interesting dream in early January 2024 that seemed to hint at major things to come for Ms. Newman.

She dumped Chance Chancellor (Conner Floyd), after she came to the conclusion that she didn’t want to hold him back in the romance department.

Do you thrive on taking copious notes, observing minute details, and working closely on set with a director? Yes? Then you might want to consider a career as a script supervisor—the person who makes sure that the visual details in a scene are consistent from shot-to-shot and even scene-to-scene.

And you might want to consider these insights from expert script supervisor, Sarah Horton, whose credits over a 12-year career include Mutt & Stuff, Aftermath, Behaving Badly, and Liza On Demand. Continuity and consistency are crucial for the development of your project. Your movie simply has to make sense. Script supervising—and filmmaking in general—is all about helping to answer these questions: “How are you getting into a scene?” and “How are you getting out of a scene?” And, most importantly: “How are your scenes blending together to make a beautiful piece of art?”

Horton recently returned to Film Independent...

Conor McGregor’s cinematic debut in Jake Gyllenhaal-led Road House created quite a buzz. But beyond what happened on the screen, there are several interesting behind-the-scene details that, primarily surrounding McGregor, elevated the attention for the movie.

Conor McGregor in a still from Road House

McGregor was bold, going to unimaginable lengths for his debut movie as he agreed to an Nsfw scene. But Arnold Schwarzenegger has a big role behind it, as revealed by the former UFC champion himself.

Conor McGregor Shared Details of His Nsfw Scene

Conor McGregor as Knox in Road House

Conor McGregor has been quite serious about his acting debut as he wants no stone left unturned to make sure he is giving it all he can for the sake of the narrative. Starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal, McGregor went into a total berserk mode in Road House, but the extent of it was quite insane.

Exclusive: Warner Bros is finalizing a deal to preemptively acquire The Bet, a hot spec from Spanish screenwriter Javier Gullón (Enemy), according to multiple sources.

The studio declined comment. No deal figure was given.

While plot details are under wraps, the project has been described as a twisty, female-led thriller with pitch-black humor, set at a glittering destination for the ultra-rich. Ben Pugh, Peter Dealbert and Josh Varney will produce for 42.

A Goya Award nominee, Gullón is best known for scripting the surreal psychological thriller Enemy for director Denis Villeneuve. Released by A24 in 2014 after world premiering at the Toronto Film Festival, the film starred Jake Gyllenhaal as a man on a quest for his exact look-alike, after spotting him in a movie. Mélanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon, and Isabella Rossellini co-starred.

Gullón has sold and adapted numerous sci-fi short stories at auction for film and TV including Neanderthal (fka N...

If you don’t fancy being stuck in a dystopian jungle, chased by gunmen with gas masks on, I suggest you don’t care about the spilt coffee when you’re driving. Hungarian directors Gergö Elekes and József Gallai’s 2024 film, Aftermath, dishes out a fresh survival story with an ominous setting and a solid cast of basically two people.

Spoilers Ahead

Plot Synopsis: What Happens In The Movie?

A certain Doctor Jane Dunning, apparently the “mother of neurosurgery,” proudly announces to the world that her groundbreaking project, Aftermath, has managed to reach new dimensions in medical science. Kate, a middle-aged young woman, can’t catch a break from her work stress and deadlines. An accident ensues when she tries to reach for her cup of spilled coffee, and she opens her eyes in the middle of the wilderness. A mysterious gunman shoots Kate, but she isn’t dead yet.

Dr. Dre made his first late-night television appearance in three decades last night, stopping by Jimmy Kimmel Live after earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The rapper spoke to host Jimmy Kimmel in a lengthy interview about his career, with Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent later joining the conversation.

During the interview, Dr. Dre shared his enthusiasm for getting the star, his unlikely fans (which have apparently included a group of nuns), and the collaborative process of making music. “Do artists from other genres often approach you...

Leah Remini’s defamation and harassment suit against the Church of Scientology is far from dead, but it’s constitutionally wounded.

In a March 12 split final ruling from Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Randolph Hammock (read it here), the David Miscavige-led organization has prevailed on getting significant portions of the ex-Scientologist’s action stricken on First Amendment grounds. However, parts of Remini’s harassment claims, “allegations of surveillance” and the tortious inference claim remain in the case going forward.

Having issued a tentative ruling on these matters weeks ago, and overseen hearings in Dta on January 16 and February 6, Judge Hammock’s final ruling doesn’t really contain anything anyone in the case didn’t know what coming. Still, even with an October 27, 2025, trial start date on the books right now, it would be foolish to say that Remini hasn’t suffered a setback from Scientology’s successful use of...