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Movies, television, and the pop culture moments worth your attention.
Movies, television, and the pop culture moments worth your attention.
Movies, television, and the pop culture moments worth your attention.
The Hollywood Reporter describes a planned 2027 New York shoot and says Linus Sandgren has been hired as cinematographer.
ComingSoon lists the Denis Villeneuve film for Dec. 18, 2026, and quotes a synopsis about Emperor Paul Atreides.
YouTubeIndieWire reports the Audience Award is returning after six years, with Gotham members set to choose its winner.
Deadline describes an Alaska-set murder mystery in which Snook’s character investigates a disappearance amid deadly bird attacks.
The Hollywood Reporter reports Ice Cube is writing and producing the New Line sequel and plans to star.
Variety reports Peacock ranks the ‘Friday the 13th’ prequel fourth among its scripted originals by total minutes watched.
Variety identifies Harry Gilby as Charlie, Jasper Talbot as James Potter and Hannah Chinn as Lily Potter.
People announced her death; Variety reports her 1969 Emmy win for ‘The Name of the Game.’
Netflix's Oct. 26 announcement puts Hannah Dodd and Masali Baduza at the center of Francesca and Michaela's romance.
EW notes the honor comes nearly 30 years after Wyle’s “ER” costar George Clooney was first crowned.
Variety quotes her proposing a meeting on the current rule's history and its stated purpose: safety and fairness.
Variety cites lawyer Mostafa Nili on the separate ruling, asset confiscation and two-year travel and social media bans.
The Hollywood Reporter says Bleyer's family announced his death; he also wrote speeches for President Barack Obama.
Empire reports the run begins with 'Prisoners' on November 13; IMAX 'Dune' screenings follow December 4–15.
Variety reports that a three-judge panel rejected Masterson’s claim that the trial judge was biased against Scientology.
DiscussingFilm says Mike Schur created the comedy, about archaeologists who discover a rare artifact and hide it from their boss.
Deadline reports the deal spans numerous overseas markets as Alex Garland’s fantasy adaptation approaches a reported $200 million budget.
Page Six reports Sara Haines linked arms with Behar and guided her to the Hot Topics table.
Variety reports the six-episode event will end with an unreleased installment before its planned Nov. 27 YouTube release.
SlashFilm's Jeremy Mathai places the brief glimpse in a newly released final trailer, while film accounts link photos.
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