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Jon Bernthal has starred in a slew of big and small-screen hits throughout his decorated career, with the fan-favorite actor having landed his breakthrough performance in the juggernaut zombie apocalypse sensation The Walking Deadin 2010 before going on to further dominate Hollywood. After his successful stint on the acclaimed survival series, Bernthal once again collaborated with former Twd developer and showrunner Frank Darabont for the 2013 neo-noir crime drama Mob City, which takes place in 1947 Los Angeles and chronicles the escalating struggle for power between the L.A.P.D. and dangerous gangsters.

Bernthal appears as a determined and weary detective who finds himself caught up in the mounting violence and chaos taking over the streets of the city, starring alongside famous faces like Milo Ventimiglia, Neal McDonough, and Edward Burns in the captivating crime series. Mob City was disappointingly canceled after just one season but nonetheless features immersive visuals, exciting storylines, and complex characters...

Hollywood icon Ming-Na Wen opens up about the passing of her Street Fighter co-star, Peter Tuiasosopo.

In a February 11 X/Twitter post, Ming-Na Wen expressed her grief over Tuiasosopo's passing, writing, "I'm so very sad to learn of the passing of my 'Honda,' Peter N. Tuiasosopo. We had a blast on Street Fighter. Many fond memories working with Peter. A teddy bear of a man. Condolences to his family & loved ones."

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I'm so very sad to learn the passing of my "Honda",Peter N. Tuiasosopo. 😢🌺💔We had a blast on "Streetfighter." Many fond memories working with Peter. A teddy bear of a man. Condolences to his family & loved ones.

In his second major TV role since Succession ended its four-season run — and his first since that Super Bowl Sunday Dunkin’ commercial — Emmy winner and Academy Award nominee Jeremy Strong is set to star in a Netflix adaptation of The Boys From Brazil, from The Crown creator Peter Morgan.

In the 1976 Ira Levin novel that begat a 1978 film starring Sir Laurence Olivier and Gregory Peck, The Boys From Brazil finds longtime Nazi hunter Yakov Liebermann entangled in a web of unimaginable horror after he is tipped off to a sinister conspiracy hatching in the depths of South America: a plan to establish a new,...

This is Us actor Milo Ventimiglia’s Malibu house fell prey to the ongoing LA fires. The devastating fires, which have unfortunately become a yearly occurrence, have claimed the properties of many Hollywood stars with many more forced to evacuate.

Milo Ventimiglia in This Is Us | Credits: NBC

Although Ventimiglia noted that what mattered most was that his wife and dog were safe, it is heartbreaking for the actor anyway. Especially as his wife is due to give birth in just a few days. Fortunately, Milo Ventimiglia’s determination to move forward from the situation has not wavered.

A big credit of it he gave to his friends, and the people he works with. Another thing that must have come in handy is the millions of dollars of net worth that he has acquired throughout his career.

Milo Ventimiglia’s net worth surpasses many of his This Is Us co-stars...

Exactly 30 years after “The Shawshank Redemption,” director Frank Darabont is helming his next massive project: Two episodes of blockbuster series “Stranger Things 5.”

Darabont famously stepped away from filmmaking after his short-lived TNT series “Mob City” that aired for one season in 2013. His last film was 2007’s “The Mist,” adapted from a Stephen King novel. Now, “The Green Mile” helmer is explaining why he came out of an 11-year retirement to direct two episodes of the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things.”

“What really dragged me out of retirement was that my wife and I really love this show,” Darabont told The Daily Beast about the viral Netflix sci-fi series. “Our content now is so filled with horrible people doing horrible things for greedy reasons but ‘Stranger Things’ has so much heart. That positivity is something I really responded to.”

Darabont added about whether or not he will return to directing,...

Thanks to projects like The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, director Frank Darabont has proven himself to be one of the finest directors of all time. The Shawshank Redemption won the Academy Award for Best Picture and is widely regarded as one of the greatest movies ever. Despite entering retirement over a decade ago, Darabont has decided to return to helm one more project: Stranger Things 5.

Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer have entrusted Darabont with directing two episodes of the upcoming final season. Darabont has been out of the business for a while now. His last directorial work came in the form of Mob City in 2013, which was prematurely axed. He was the showrunner for the first two seasons of AMC's The Walking Dead before stepping down, supposedly due to budgeting disagreements with the network.

So what about Stranger Things excited him enough to come out of an 11-year retirement?...

Frank Darabont, best known for helming The Shawshank Redemption, revealed why the fifth and final installment of Netflix’s Stranger Things brought him out of a more than decade-long retirement.

While speaking to The Daily Beast in a retrospective interview tied to the seminal film’s 30th anniversary, Darabont said it was the similar through line of hope that led him to take on directing parts of the forthcoming season.

“What really dragged me out of retirement was that my wife and I really love this show,” he said. “Our content now is so filled with horrible people doing horrible things for greedy reasons but Stranger Things has so much heart. That positivity is something I really responded to.”

When asked if this would mean he would return to filmmaking more broadly, the three-time Oscar nominee replied, “Who knows? I haven’t missed the business but I have missed being...

Believe it or not, but it’s been 11 years since Frank Darabont has directed anything. However, he was brought out of retirement by the Duffer brothers to helm two episodes of the fifth and final season of Netflix’s Stranger Things.

Darabont is best known as the writer/director of The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, but he hasn’t been behind the camera since Mob City in 2013. The neo-noir crime drama, which Darabont also created, was cancelled after just six episodes and he hasn’t directed since. Darabont later said that he had been burnt out from decades of over-work, but the uplifting tone of Stranger Things convinced him to come out of retirement.

“What really dragged me out of retirement was that my wife and I really love this show,” Darabont told The Daily Beast. “Our content now is so filled with horrible people doing horrible things...

“The Shawshank Redemption” filmmaker Frank Darabont ended an 11-year retirement from directing when the opportunity to helm two episodes of “Stranger Things 5” presented itself. Why? He recently told The Daily Beast that it’s the blockbuster Netflix series’ heart that convinced him it was time to step out of retirement and direct again.

“What really dragged me out of retirement was that my wife and I really love this show,” Darabont said about “Stranger Things.” “Our content now is so filled with horrible people doing horrible things for greedy reasons but ‘Stranger Things’ has so much heart. That positivity is something I really responded to.”

Darabont’s last directing credit was episodes of the short-lived TNT drama series “Mob City” in 2013. He hasn’t directed a movie since 2007’s Stephen King horror adaptation “The Mist.” His other big directorial efforts include “The Green Mile” and “The Walking Dead.”

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Stranger Things premiered on Netflix in 2016 to great acclaim. For four seasons, the ensemble cast of the hit series delighted fans with the supernatural events and secret government exploits that took place in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana in the 1980s, and is set to end with the upcoming fifth and final season.

Created by the Duffer Brothers, the series is still developing, with Season 5 filming starting in early January. Aside from the Duffer Brothers, Shawn Levy will return to direct two episodes, as he did with previous seasons. On top of that, critically acclaimed director Frank Darabont, the creator of The Walking Dead TV series and The Shawshank Redemption director, revealed to The Daily Beast that he's coming out of retirement to direct two episodes of the final season of Stranger Things.

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Frank Darabont has not stepped behind a camera since directing episodes of the 2013 series Mob City, but he recently revealed why he is coming out of retirement to direct two episodes of the final season of Netflix hit Stranger Things. Darabont is directing the third and fifth episodes of the upcoming season, and while speaking to The Daily Beast to reminisce about the 30th anniversary of The Shawshank Redemption, he touched on what brought him back to the industry for Netflixs juggernaut.

Stranger Things final season already comes with some high expectations as it attempts to deliver a fitting finale to what has been one of the greatest TV shows in Netflixs history. With Shawn Levy and now Darabont working on the season, fans are really expecting something special. For Darabont, he was happy to return to directing for one simple reason. He explained:

What really dragged me out of...

Frank Darabont has briefly exited retirement to direct a couple of Stranger Things episodes. But could it lead to a permanent return?

Frank Darabont has only directed four feature films, a pretty slim filmography by the standards of most directors. However, when three of those films are The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and The Mist, a trio of classic Stephen King adaptations, it makes you wonder why Darabont’s body of work as a director isn’t larger.

After all, Frank Darabont’s disappearance from the world of film directing doesn’t appear to be some kind of self-imposed exile such as the one that Quentin Tarantino is planning for himself.

Instead, Darabont’s retreat from filmmaking seemed to happen around the time that he became embroiled in a bitter creative and ultimately, legal dispute over the future of AMC’s The Walking Dead show, which he steered to...

Right from the get-go, Stranger Things captivated its audience entirely. Much like Vecna, the series has enchanted its fans, ensuring they return whenever they are in need of some spine-tingling entertainment. The sci-fi horror drama is nearing its conclusion, with the highly anticipated fifth and final season set to debut on Netflix next year.

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And if the reports are true, Stranger Things season 5 is bringing a renowned filmmaker out of “retirement” – Frank Darabont. If you didn’t already know, the man is responsible for helming one of the finest films in Hollywood, The Shawshank Redemption. Having him direct a few episodes of Stranger Things would be a move in the show’s favor. However, his fans don’t seem too excited about this alleged job.

Frank Darabont is Reportedly Directing Stranger Things

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

Stranger Things has had a good run so far and has...

Exclusive: Milo Ventimiglia, star of This is Us and Heroes, has new representation.

The actor has signed with WME. He was previously repped by Verve.

It comes after he starred in ABC drama series The Company You Keep, which ran for one season. His production company Divide Pictures, which he runs with Russ Cundiff, produced that series and has sold a slew of projects to networks and streamers. Divide has a deal at 20th Television.

Ventimiglia is best known for starring in NBC drama series This Is Us, which ran for six seasons and over 100 episodes. In addition to play Jack Pearson, a character that helped him score three Emmy nominations, he also directed a number of episodes.

He recently starred in the feature film Land of Bad, opposite Russell Crowe and Liam Hemsworth and led Disney film The Art of Racing in the Rain, an adaptation of the novel by Garth Stein.

A new report suggests that Frank Darabont is set to helm episodes of Stranger Things, returning to the director’s chair for the first time since The Walking Dead.

We haven’t heard much from Frank Darabont in the last decade. Darabont directed IMDb’s number one ranked movie of all time, The Shawshank Redemption, not to mention other admired Stephen King adaptations, The Green Mile and The Mist. He’s also the guy who got the TV show The Walking Dead up and running to the point that it became a worldwide phenomenon.

Darabont left The Walking Dead after a couple of seasons over creative differences, however. He went on to launch another TV show, Mob City, which would only run for six episodes, and hasn’t directed a feature film since 2007’s The Mist. While he’s done some scripting work in the years since, it’s been...

Series regular Alexa Davalos will not be returning for Season 5 of CBS’ “FBI: Most Wanted,” Variety has confirmed.

Hailing from Dick Wolf, “FBI: Most Wanted” focuses on the Fugitive Task Force, an elite unit that relentlessly pursues and captures the notorious criminals on the Bureau’s Most Wanted list. David Hudgins and Todd Arnow executive produce.

Davalos joined the series at the beginning of Season 3, playing the role of Kristin Gaines, a member of the FBI’s Fugitive Task Force and a former Naval Intelligence Officer. Her character’s exit joins the short list of cast shakeups that have taken place on the Wolf Entertainment show. Davalos’ character originally joined the team after Kellan Lutz, another series regular, exited the series. Lutz played Kenny Crosby, who was written off the show in the Season 3 premiere. In addition to Lutz, former team leader Jess Lacroix (Julian McMahon), also departed the series...

Frank Darabont created a heckuva conundrum for himself when his feature directing debut, "The Shawshank Redemption," wound up becoming one of the most beloved movies of all time. For starters, he joined an elite fraternity of filmmakers who'd hit the bullseye with a difficult-to-adapt Stephen King story. More troublesome, King had just launched into another prison yarn, one that begged to become a motion picture. One that fit Darabont like a bespoke suit.

"The Green Mile" was a publishing event in 1996. Between March and August, King released a new, slender volume imparting the tragedy of John Coffey, a gentle giant wrongfully consigned to Death Row for the rape and murder of two girls. Unlike "The Shawshank Redemption," this serialized story contained the kind of mystical elements one expects from a King novel. Coffey is not only the opposite of a killer, he is a saint possessed of healing powers. King...

Gregory Itzin, the actor best known for playing President Charles Logan in “24,” died Friday morning. He was 74 years old. A cause of death has not yet been reported.

Jon Cassar, who executive produced and directed on the Kiefer Sutherland–starring series, announced Itzin’s death on Twitter, remembering him as “one of the most talented actors I had the honor to work with.”

“My friend Greg Itzin passed away today,” Cassar wrote. “He was one of the most talented actors I had the honor to work with, but more than that he was an all around great guy. He’ll be missed by his 24 family who had nothing but love & respect for him [sic]. You made your mark, now Rest In Peace friend.”

My friend Greg Itzin passed away today.He was one of the most talented actors I had the honor to work with, but more than that he...

Gregory Itzin, who played the U.S. president in Fox’s hit series 24, died today due to complications during an emergency surgery. He was 74.

His death was announced by his son, the actor Wilke Itzin.

According to a family statement, Itzin suffered a major heart attack while onstage performing Shakespeare, as Falstaff, in 2015, and “came back only to continue to thrive in theatre, film and tv.”

“It is with an incredibly heavy heart to announce that my father Gregory Martin Itzin has passed on,” Wilke Itzin wrote on Instagram. (See the full post below).

“My friend Greg Itzin passed away today,” Cassar wrote on Twitter. “He was one of the most talented actors I had the honor to work with but more than that he was an all around great guy. He’ll be missed by his 24 family who had nothing but love & respect for him. You made your mark,...

Mike Hagerty, the prolific character actor who recently starred in HBO’s critically acclaimed dramedy “Somebody Somewhere,” died Thursday in Los Angeles. He was 67.

Bridget Everett, who played Hagerty’s on-screen daughter in “Somebody Somewhere,” shared the news via her Instagram on Friday.

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A veteran character actor with over 100 credits in various television shows and movies, Hagerty was also known for his recurring role in the hit NBC sitcom “Friends,” where he played Mr. Treeger, the superintendent of the apartment complex that the majority of the main cast lived in. He also was a main cast member on Fox’s “The George Carlin Show” and on HBO’s “Lucky Louie.” Born and raised in Chicago, Hagerty was noted for his distinctive mustache and thick Chicago accent and got his start as a performer at the city’s famed improv theater company Second City.

Character actor Mike Hagerty, who most recently starred opposite Bridget Everett on the HBO comedy Somebody Somewhere, has died at the age of 67. A cause of death has not been disclosed.

“With great sadness, the family of Michael G. Hagerty announced his death yesterday in Los Angeles,” Everett shared on Instagram Friday. “A beloved character actor, his love of his hometown of Chicago and his family were the cornerstones of his life. Mike, a devoted husband, is survived by his wife Mary Kathryn, his sister Mary Ann Hagerty [and] her wife Kathleen O’Rourke, and their daughter Meg. He will be sorely missed.

Warning: contains spoilers for Peaky Blinders season six episode four ‘Sapphire’.

“It’s a fascinating period in history that they’re moving into,” Sophie Rundle tells Den of Geek about Peaky Blinders season six. “Ada is astute enough and smart enough to see that it’s not a good thing, the world her kids are growing up in.” That’s putting it mildly. In ‘Sapphire’, a brick is thrown through the window of Ada’s Mayfair house. It’s a racist attack targeting Ada’s mixed heritage daughter Elizabeth, the child of Black British Intelligence Officer Colonel Ben Younger, who died in a car bomb attack last season. The brick-throwers hang a Swastika flag outside Ada’s house in an attempt to intimidate her. Ada may be a Thorne by marriage, but she’s a Shelby by nature, and as such, is not easily intimidated.

She goes outside to confront the men with a gun,...

Eileen Quast been named as Senior Vice President, Publicity at Epix.

In her new role, she will be responsible for overseeing corporate communications, as well as scripted and unscripted original series campaigns, including talent relations awards and screenings. She is based in Los Angeles and will report to Michael Wright, who serves as President of both Epix and MGM Scripted Television.

“I had the pleasure of working with Eileen during my tenure at TNT and TBS, and she is a smart, creative and strategic thinker,” said Wright. “We are fortunate to have Eileen join Epix at a time when the network is expanding its original series lineup, and her ability to broaden the awareness for our premium programming and elevate the brand will be vital to our continued success.”

“I’m thrilled to be working with Michael and the talented team at Epix to raise the profile of the network’s exceptional original series,...

John Pollono is a playwright, screenwriter, and actor. You know him from Mob City and This is Us. He wrote the film Stronger and the play Small Engine Repair, which had successful runs in Los Angeles and New York. The filmed version, which he also stars in and directs, is about to open after Covid delayed its release. It co-stars Jon Bernthal and Shea Whigham. In this episode, he talks in-depth about working with those guys, the changes that needed to be made from stage to screen that served to enrich the experience, and the factors that played a part […]

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John Pollono is a playwright, screenwriter, and actor. You know him from Mob City and This is Us. He wrote the film Stronger and the play Small Engine Repair, which had successful runs in Los Angeles and New York. The filmed version, which he also stars in and directs, is about to open after Covid delayed its release. It co-stars Jon Bernthal and Shea Whigham. In this episode, he talks in-depth about working with those guys, the changes that needed to be made from stage to screen that served to enrich the experience, and the factors that played a part […]

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Soleil Moon Frye became the ultimate Eighties child star on Punky Brewster, at the age of seven. She played America’s favorite wise-cracking moppet, wearing mismatched high-tops and extolling the virtues of Punky Power. The show was eventually cancelled in 1988 — and that’s when Frye started toting a video camera around, filming her other child-star friends, just in time for their awkward teen years. Kid 90, a new documentary that begins streaming on Hulu today, turns her home-movie footage into a time capsule of show-biz kids growing up in Nineties Hollywood.

The annual Tribeca Film Festival will add a video game award to its lineup for the first time in 20 years, the organizers announced Thursday.

Tribeca Games, the new awards category, will begin accepting submissions in 2021 and honor “selections that demonstrate artistic excellence in storytelling” in a video game format. Games selected this year will be eligible to win the newly established Tribeca Games award and also will be included in the festival’s Now Creators Market, a private industry gathering that brings storytellers together with distributors, agencies and brands to pitch new projects.

Tribeca’s advisory board to oversee the award is led by a bevy of heavyweights in the gaming and multimedia entertainment industry, including gaming auteur and Konami Productions co-founder Hideo Kojima, who created the popular video game “Death Stranding.” Other panelists include filmmaker Nia DaCosta, director Jon Favreau, Electronic Arts co-founder Bing Gordon, Sam Lake, Kiki Wolfkill,...

The CW is getting into the mixed martial arts ring.

Variety has learned that the broadcaster is developing a one-hour drama about a young woman who begins training in Mma. Titled “American Fighter,” the series follows JoJo Raines, who has a dead end life in a dead end town, hanging out with her friends because there’s nothing else to do and venting her frustrations with her fists in fights of her own making.

That is until she gets into it with the wrong people and is assigned community service at the veteran’s rehabilitation hospital. There she meets a wounded vet who teaches her how to hone her aggression in the form of Mma fighting. Through her training, she begins to find a sense of purpose and even a possible future, as long as the rest of the problems in her life, and her own self-destructive behavior, don’t take her down first.

USA Network has ordered limited series Evel, based on the story of larger-than-life ’70s daredevil Evel Knievel. Starring and executive produced by This Is Us‘ Milo Ventimiglia, it hails from from McG’s Wonderland Sound & Vision, Ucp and Atlas Entertainment.

Written by Etan Frankel (Animal Kingdom), Evel falls into USA’s wheelhouse of “heroes, rebels & icons” focused on big stories about big American characters.

The limited series is based on the story of Evel Knievel (Ventimiglia) as he prepares for his greatest death-defying feat — the historic Snake River Canyon jump. Evel is an exhilarating portrait of a complex man living the American dream, juggling meteoric celebrity and raising a family — and facing the very real probability that his next jump will kill him.

Frankel will executive produce with McG, Mary Viola and Steven Bello of Wonderland Sound & Vision; Alex Gartner, Charles Roven and Topher Rhys-Lawrence of Atlas Entertainment; and Ventimiglia.

It’s almost impossible to imagine “The Shawshank Redemption” being released today; it’s not the sort of film studios make. Nor was the Columbia Pictures title a hit upon its release on September 24, 1994; it grossed $28.3 million on a $25 million budget. However, it received seven Oscar nominations and went on to become one of the most-celebrated films in history. It was selected for inclusion in the Library of Congress, tops IMDb’s list of highest-rated films (second only to “The Godfather”), and has made a tourist attraction out of the Ohio town where it was shot.

In observation of its 25th anniversary, Fathom Events and the TCM Big Screen Classics series will screen the modern classic in theaters nationwide for three days only: Sept. 22, 24, and 25. Director Frank Darabont says the reason it continues to resonate with audiences is simple.

“No matter how ironic the culture is, no matter how snarky the culture becomes,...

Criminals of New York City, watch out! Frank Castle returns this Friday for the second season of Marvel’s The Punisher. Jon Bernthal’s gun-toting vigilante with a vendetta against wrong-doers doesn’t look to be any less angry and bloodthirsty in the sophomore – and probably last – run of the Netflix show, and if you want proof of that, just check out the trailer above.

This new promo for season 2 gives us a flavor of where the upcoming batch of episodes will take Frank. It seems he’s trying to lay low when we catch up with him, and he’s even started a romance. With The Man in the High Castle‘s Alexa Davalos, no less (fans of the actress will remember she and Bernthal already starred opposite each other in Mob City). However, as always in Frank’s life, tragedy will soon strike and the former marine will...

Bzhaun Rhoden (Van Helsing), Louis Ferreira (Bad Blood) and Peter Shinkoda (Daredevil) are set for recurring roles on the upcoming fourth season of Amazon’s Emmy-winning drama series The Man in the High Castle.

Developed by Frank Spotnitz (The X-Files) based on Philip K. Dick’s award-winning 1962 alternate history novel, The Man in the High Castle explores what would have happened if the Allied Powers had lost World War II.

Rhoden will play Benjy, a member of the Black Communist Rebellion. Though he’s young, he’s seen a lot, and he doesn’t look out of place in the Revolution. You can tell he’s a survivor.

Ferreira is Brad Bellows, the leader of the D.C. Resistance cell. Years of survival in the resistance means he doesn’t trust easily, and he is suspicious of Juliana Crain.

Shinkoda portrays Kazu Suzuki, the very distinguished Royal Secretary to the Crown Princess.

Frances Turner (The Gifted) is set as a series regular and Clé Bennett (Homeland) and Rich Ting (NCIS: Los Angeles) have booked recurring roles on the fourth season of Amazon’s Emmy-winning drama series The Man in the High Castle.

Developed by Frank Spotnitz (The X-Files) based on Philip K. Dick’s award-winning 1962 alternate history novel, The Man in the High Castle explores what would have happened if the Allied Powers had lost World War II.

Turner will play Bell Mallory. Bell has escaped from a Nazi concentration camp into the Japanese Pacific States, where she meets Elijah (Bennett), a militant Black nationalist. Together the couple become members of a cell in the Bcr, an urban guerrilla movement dedicated to the liberation of African-Americans. Ting will play Captain Iijima, a driven, ambitious young detective in the Kempeitai and Kido’s close deputy.

Season four will go into production later...

Amazon has renewed drama series “The Man in the High Castle” for a fourth season.

Based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, “The Man in the High Castle” tells the story of an alternate world in which Germany and Japan won World War II. The series stars Alexa Davalos (“Mob City”), Luke Kleintank (“Pretty Little Liars”), DJ Qualls (“Z Nation”), Joel De La Fuente (“Hemlock Grove”), Brennan Brown (“Focus”), Bella Heathcote (“The Neon Demon”) Chelah Horsdal (“You Me Her”) and Jason O’Mara (“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”) with Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (“Revenge”) and Rufus Sewell (“Victoria”).

Developed by Frank Spotnitz, the show boasts executive producers Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, Richard Heus, Isa Dick Hackett, and Daniel Percival. Eric Overmyer joined the series as showrunner and executive producer for season three.

Also Saturday, it was announced that season three will premiere Oct. 5.

Dana Gould (Stan Against Evil) and Awkward alum Beau Mirchoff are set to recur on the second season of Showtime drama series I’m Dying Up Here.

Created and executive produced by Dave Flebotte and executive produced by Jim Carrey and Michael Aguilar, the fictional I’m Dying Up Here, based on the book by William Knoedelseder, explores L.A.’s famed 1970s stand-up comedy scene. It delves into the inspired, damaged and complicated psyches of a fictional group of competitive but close-knit comedians mentored by Goldie (Melissa Leo), a brassy comedy club owner who rules over her business with an iron fist but nurtures her comedians with tough love. The ensemble cast also includes Ari Graynor, Clark Duke, Michael Angarano, Rj Cyler, Andrew Santino, Erik Griffin, Al Madrigal and Jake Lacy.

Gould will play Bruce, the slick, alpha-male agent of Adam (Cyler) who thinks “artistic integrity” is another word for “poverty.

According to a new report from the folks over at TV Line, The “Once Upon A Time” season 7 crew have decided to hire actress Mekia Cox to portray a new princess named Tiana. The photo above is a first-look at her. She’s the one on your very far left. They say she’s scheduled to make her first appearance in the 3rd episode of the new season which is titled, “The Garden Of Forking Paths.” She will first appear as the Princess and the Frog heroine. The scene in the above photo shows her having a run-in with characters Henry Mills, The Evil Queen and Captain Hook. The producers of the show Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis gave TV Line a bit of a description of Tiana. Apparently, she’ll be in the midst of trying to restore freedom to her people in a different fairy tale realm. They stated,...

The feud between Frank Darabont and “The Walking Dead” just got shockingly public. The director of “The Shawkshank Redemption” and “The Mist” developed the zombie adaptation for television before being fired in the middle of production on Season 2. Ever since December 2013, he’s been in a lawsuit against the series, claiming $280 million in damages over allegedly being denied rightful profit participation. The emails were released this morning by The Hollywood Reporter.

Read More: ‘The Walking Dead’: How Editing a Hit TV Show Prepared One Filmmaker to Make His First Feature

“F*ck you all for giving me chest pains because of the staggering f*cking incompetence, blindness to the important beats, and the beyond-arrogant lack of regard for what is written being exhibited on set every day,” he wrote in an email to producer Gale Anne Hurd and others on June 14, 2011. “I deserve better than a heart attack because...

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We chat to Jon Bernthal about his new film, Pilgrimage, as well as The Punisher, Daredevil and more...

Jon Bernthal is a very busy man. In 2017 alone he’s got seven projects listed and you’d be hard pressed not to catch at least one of them, with Pilgrimage just hitting the shelves, Baby Driver currently across cinema screens, and the rather exciting prospect of The Punisher series hitting Netflix in November.

In Pilgrimage Bernthal plays a mute, channelling his performance through an unspoken relationship with a young, naïve monk (Tom Holland) which gives the film its heart and drive, as they set off as part of a group to try and remove a sacred relic from harms’ way. The film is, for the most part, a tense game of cat and mouse with various threats closing in on them from all sides (including an especially nasty...

Things are looking up for a star of the cancelled Mob City TV show. TNT vet Jeremy Luke will recur on NBC's new hit drama series, This Is Us, with his former Mob City co-star, Milo Ventimiglia. A limited event series, Mob City was cancelled after one, short six episode season, back in 2014.Deadline reports Luke will play Darryl, one of Jack’s (Ventimiglia) best friends growing up. Darryl is reportedly "a sweet blue collar kid who idolizes Jack." NBC's This Is Us also stars Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz, Justin Hartley, Chris Sullivan, Susan Kelechi Watson, and Ron Cephas Jones. Read More…...

Jeremy Luke (Mob City) has joined the cast of NBC’s breakout drama This Is Us in a recurring role. Luke will play Darryl, one of Jack's (Milo Ventimiglia) best friends growing up. He is a sweet blue collar kid who idolizes Jack. Starring Mandy Moore, Ventimiglia and Sterling K. Brown, This Is Us follows an ensemble — some of them sharing the same birthday — whose life stories intertwine in curious ways. Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, Susan Kelechi Watson, and Ron Cephas…...

“We made the show, but you fans made it worthwhile.” Last night, Wgn America’s Salem came to an end after three seasons, and to thank the diehard fans of the show, series creators Adam Simon and Brannon Braga share their heartfelt thoughts in a new video made especially for the Heathens.

“The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches’ plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there’s only one person on earth who can beat the devil — the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she’s dead. Or is she?...

Time will tell who will be left standing when Salem comes to an end tonight on Wgn America, but as two clips from the series finale prove, both tender love and hellish hatred will be prevalent in the final moments of the witchcraft series.

The series finale of Salem airs tonight at 9:00pm Et on Wgn America. Will you be tuning in? In case you missed it, check out a preview video for the final episode.

“The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches’ plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there’s only one person on...

“What would you sell your soul for?” Wgn America’s Salem concludes this Wednesday with its series finale, “Black Sunday,” and “all Hell breaks loose” in the preview video for the final episode.

“Black Sunday” airs on Wednesday, January 25th at 9:00pm Et on Wgn America. Are you sad to see the series come to an end?

“The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches’ plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there’s only one person on earth who can beat the devil — the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she’s dead.

Only three episodes remain of Wgn America's supernatural series, Salem, and as fans prepare to enter the home stretch, a new preview video for the next installment, "Friday's Knights," shows the Resistance planning a final, dangerous task.

"Friday's Knights" airs Wednesday, January 11th at 9:00pm Et on Wgn America:

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she's dead. Or is she?

“Salem” stars Janet Montgomery (Amateur Night,...

"We have less than 48 hours to save Salem." A new preview video teases dire times in the final four episodes of Wgn America's Salem, which airs its next new episode on Wednesday, January 4th at 9:00pm Et.

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she's dead. Or is she?

“Salem” stars Janet Montgomery (Amateur Night, "Human Target," "Made in Jersey") as Mary Sibley,...

"There is a great terror coming..." A new preview video for the sixth episode of Salem’s third season teases horrors on the horizon for the community, unless Mary, Tituba, and Alden can put a stop to it first.

Episode 2.06 synopsis (via SpoilerTV) - "Wednesday's Child": "Mary and Alden’s twisted love is put to the ultimate test and Anne plunges into dark magic."

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him,...

Last week, we shared a preview video for the fifth installment of Wgn America's Salem Season 3, called "The Witch is Back," and now we have a synopsis of the episode and a new clip! Who will defeat the devil?

Episode 305 - "The Witch Is Back" synopsis (via SpoilerTV): “A traitor is exposed while a ghost from Salem’s past makes a shocking appearance.”

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother,...

A traitor is exposed in the fifth installment of Salem Season 3, titled, "The Witch is Back." Get a quick peek inside the episode with this new preview video courtesy of Wgn America.

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she's dead. Or is she?

“Salem” stars Janet Montgomery (Amateur Night, "Human Target," "Made in Jersey") as Mary Sibley, Shane West ("Nikita," "ER") as Captain John Alden,...

The latest episode of Salem really went for (and dug deep into) the jugular, and in a new behind-the-scenes video, series co-creator / executive producer Adam Simon explains the most memorable moments from "The Reckoning."

"Salem Executive Producer Adam Simon explains episode 303 "The Reckoning".

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she's dead. Or is she?

“Salem” stars Janet Montgomery (Amateur Night, "Human Target," "Made in Jersey") as Mary Sibley,...

It rose from the earth at the beginning of this season, and while viewers didn't know at the time what it was, they would soon come to know the brutality and fearsome focus of The Sentinel, who is featured in a new behind-the-scenes video for Salem Season 3.

"The third season of “Salem” dawns with the triumph of the witches' plan to remake the New World by bringing the devil to earth and making Salem his capital. But the devil is a liar, and instead of a New World free from murderous Puritan hypocrisy, his own plan will bring nothing but death and slavery with the ultimate aim of leading humanity to destroy itself. And there's only one person on earth who can beat the devil -- the very witch that birthed him, his mother, Mary Sibley. The only problem is—she's dead. Or is she?

“Salem” stars Janet Montgomery (Amateur Night,...