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Netflix’s The Empress returned with an intense and emotionally charged Season 2, diving deeper into the lives of Emperor Franz Joseph I (Philip Froissant) and Empress Elisabeth “Sisi” (Devrim Lingnau) as they navigated personal losses, political turmoil, and the growing unrest in the Austrian empire. While Season 1 primarily chronicled Elisabeth’s entry into the Viennese court and her defiance of societal norms, Season 2 expanded the narrative to explore her struggles with motherhood, Franz’s internal battle between duty and personal desires, and the larger conflict of the Second Italian War of Independence. The season’s climactic ending left viewers with both answers and new questions about the fates of Austria, its rulers, and the Habsburg family. Franz’s Decision to Go to War: Noble Leadership or a Desperate Gamble?

The final episodes of Season 2 saw Franz grappling with his identity as emperor. After Austria’s devastating defeat at the Battle of Magenta,...

Fantasy is a hard nut to crack. Where science fiction can build on the rust and chrome of worlds we know, fantasy asks us to envision something new, often helped along by tidbits of real world history (as many fans of George R.R. Martin know quite well). To bring these worlds to life on screen requires more magic than words on a page, making the special effects budget blow the king's purse wide open.

When it works, it's something special. We get to see impossible worlds, meet cultures and countries where the riddle of steel and the law of chivalry thrive. We take to skies full of dragons, and sandy deserts full of bandits. Of this grand niche, the sword and sorcery movie is the most approachable, with a down to earth ruffian flair. The distinction between this and high fantasy is slim, but for our purposes, if the world...

The Masked Singer is making room for holiday royalty at its Thanksgiving table.

Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the whole Peanuts crew join the celebrity guessing game on Thursday (Fox, 8/7c) for what’s sure to be another dramatic double elimination as Royal Knight, Sherlock Hound and Strawberry Shortcake battle for a single remaining spot in the Season 12 quarterfinals.

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What is Jenny McCarthy thinking? Or should we say, Watts is she thinking?

The Masked Singer returns Wednesday (Fox, 8/7c) after a brief World Series-induced hiatus, and as you’ll see in TVLine’s exclusive sneak peek of the episode, McCarthy thinks she has the Bluebell all figured out. The catch? As usual, she’s way off.

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Following their highly successful “Summer of ’99” reunion tour, Creed kicked off their fall “Are You Ready?” tour on Saturday night (November 2nd) in Oklahoma City. The evening featured support from 3 Doors Down and Mammoth Wvh, both of whom will be on board for most of the outing.

Singer Scott Stapp and company opened their 15-song set at the Paycom Center with “Bullets” off 2001’s Weathered, but then surprised fans with a performance of that album’s “Freedom Fighter” for the first time since 2002.

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Favorites like “Torn,” “Are You Ready?,” and “My Own Prison” also highlighted the early part of the set. As he did during the summer tour, guitarist Mark Tremonti gifted a fan with a guitar at the end of “What If.” This time around, it was a young girl named Justice who had been watching the show while perched on her dad’s shoulders.

Are you as into “The Masked Singer” as we are? As much as we love watching the over-the-top performances on “The Masked Singer,” we get even more enjoyment from figuring out the names of the celebrities competing. That is especially true if we can crack the code as to who is hiding inside a costume before the four judges.

Season 12 of “The Masked Singer” is proving to be the most competitive yet. The producers packed the line-up with 17 stars. One of the two women who contended in Week 4 was disguised as Bluebell and she wowed the crowd with her cover of the Pat Benatar tune “We Belong.”

We’ve been reviewing the clues and that performance on October 16 as well as the sneak peek of her cover of the Dua Lipa hit “Dance The Night” on October 23 and have all your “The Masked Singer” spoilers, including the answer to the question,...

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Demi Moore moved around a lot in her childhood, and her life wasn't wholly rosy. As she's described it, Moore frequently relocated around the U.S., struggling with her mother and her stepfathers, and often finding herself malnourished. When she was 16, Moore dropped out of high school and took a job as a receptionist at 20th Century Fox. She signed a modest modeling contract and was making ends meet. Her next door neighbor was, it turned out, Nastassja Kinski, and the German actor encouraged Moore to take acting classes. She continued to model while working her way into films, making her debut in the 1981 movie "Choices." The following year, Moore appeared in the 3-D monster movie "Parasite."

These were the first two steps in a career that experienced a massive upward trajectory. By 1984, Moore was already playing lead characters in major studio productions.

The Bold and The Beautiful spoilers and recaps for September 10 reveal reassurances, taking blame, and a special guest at the Forrester gathering.

The Bold And The Beautiful Recap Highlights

Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) reassured Zende Forrester Dominguez (Delon de Metz) he was not at fault, Rj Forrester (Joshua Hoffman) blames himself, and Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) attended the Forrester gathering.

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Rj Forrester Blames Himself

Rj expresses to Steffy the deep guilt he feels about the situation, believing he played a part in it. Steffy reassures him that he isn’t to blame; she then inquires about the kids, and Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) mentions they are happily playing.

Donna Logan (Jennifer Garies) and Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) compliment Steffy on how well she looks despite everything she has endured.

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Bold and the Beautiful 2-week spoilers from September 9-20, 2024 see Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) watching someone like a guard dog while Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) is stuck between women. There’s also lots of romance when Finn (Tanner Novlan) and Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) enjoy what’s next in their life on B&b on CBS daytime.

Bold and the Beautiful Next Two Weeks thru 9/20/2024

B&b spoilers see the Forrester family prepare for a homecoming celebration, with notable appearances by Zende Forrester Dominguez (Delon de Metz) and Rj Forrester (Joshua Hoffman). The ongoing saga of Bill’s guilt over the Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) and Poppy Nozawa (Romy Park) situation also takes a new turn, as Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) offers his support.

Spoilers for Bold and Beautiful see Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) dealing with her feelings for Finn. That’s despite his clear rejection. The complications around Hope’s actions intensify.

American rock band Creed reunited after 12 years for their Summer of ’99 tour, which started in July.

Hailing from Tallahassee, Florida, Creed is comprised of Scott Phillips, Brian Marshall, Mark Tremonti and Scott Stapp, with Phillips and Tremonti being the founding members in 1994.

The tour, which began in Wisconsin on July 17, has stops across the country in North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and many more. It will conclude on December 12 in Orlando, Florida.

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Creed is the first band to ever have three singles on the Billboard top 20 at the same time. Their debut album My Own Prison has sold over 6.5 million copies and its follow-up album, Human Clay, has sold over 11.7 million copies.

Due to high tension between the bandmates, Creed broke up in 2004. However, the band reunited in 2009 and released their fourth album,...

By now, boxing movies are such an overplayed genre, it’s tough for any filmmaker to innovate how the sport appears on screen. Sean Ellis’ “The Cut” finds a way around that problem by focusing on physical and psychological struggles outside the ring, especially the grueling battle to make weight. The film tries several things at once, including a flashback structure than doesn’t fully connect, but its impact ultimately comes down to Orlando Bloom’s visceral, transformative performance as an unnamed Irish brawler.

Bloom’s protagonist — referred to as “the Boxer” in press notes, and frustratingly, nothing at all in the movie — can be seen engaged in a professional boxing bout exactly once in “The Cut.” During the film’s brief prologue, the accomplished prizefighter seems well on his way to another victory, when something mysterious and unseen distracts him from off-screen — something in the ether that only he...

Destiny’s Child is one of the biggest, most influential R&b-pop girl groups of all time.

The legendary troupe first debuted in the late ‘90s, delivering hits like “No, No, No,” “Bills, Bills, Bills” and “Say My Name” that sent them skyrocketing to superstardom in the music industry.

Throughout the years, the group experienced several member lineup shake-ups, before ultimately landing on their most well-known iteration, dubbed “DC3.” Together, the trio would release fun, empowering smashes like “Survivor,” “Bootylicious” and “Independent Woman Pt. 1.”

Since their last studio album in the mid ‘00s, Destiny Fulfilled, all of the members have gone on to embark on solo ventures expanding beyond music into acting, writing, presenting, and appearing as judges on popular reality TV shows.

As Beyoncé celebrates her birthday on tour, we’re taking a look back at all of the members past and present, and checking out what they’re...

Twelve years after their last show, Creed will reunite for their Summer of ’99 tour next year. Beginning in July 2024, band members Scott Phillips, Brian Marshall, Mark Tremonti and Scott Stapp will come together to perform for their fans.

“I feel like I’m as strong as I’ve ever been vocally, and looking forward to sharing the stage with the guys again,” Stapp said in a statement. “The fans have clearly let us know they feel it’s long overdue. I want to give them what they deserve. I’m ready to bring it.”

They are scheduled to start their reunion tour in Green Bay, Wisconsin, before ending on September 28 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Not only will the band be reconnecting, but they have also invited 3 Doors Down, Daughtry, Switchfoot, Tonic, Big Wreck and Finger Eleven to rock with them as supporting acts.

The 90s rock band has four...

Destiny’s Child is one of the biggest, most influential R&b-pop girl groups of all time.

The legendary troupe first debuted in the late ‘90s, delivering hits like “No, No, No,” “Bills, Bills, Bills” and “Say My Name” that sent them skyrocketing to superstardom in the music industry.

Throughout the years, the group experienced several member lineup shake-ups, before ultimately landing on their most well-known iteration, dubbed “DC3.” Together, the trio would release fun, empowering smashes like “Survivor,” “Bootylicious” and “Independent Woman Pt. 1.”

Since their last studio album in the mid ‘00s, Destiny Fulfilled, all of the members have gone on to embark on solo ventures expanding beyond music into acting, writing, presenting, and appearing as judges on popular reality TV shows.

As Beyoncé celebrates her birthday on tour, we’re taking a look back at all of the members past and present, and checking out what they’re...

The holidays are upon us, so whether you looking for film-related gifts or simply want to pick up some of the finest the year had to offer in the category for yourself, we have a gift guide for you. Including must-have books on filmmaking, the best from the Criterion Collection and more home-video picks, subscriptions, magazines, music, and more, dive in below.

Giveaways

In celebration of our holiday gift guide, we’ll be doing a number of giveaways! First up, we’re giving away My First Movie Vol. 2, a three-part ‘lil cinephile series by Cory Everett and illustrator Julie Olivi, featuring My First Spaghetti Western, My First Yakuza Movie, and My First Hollywood Musical.

Enter on Instagram (for My First Yakuza Movie), Twitter (for My First Hollywood Musical), and/or Facebook (for My First Spaghetti Western) by Sunday, November 26 at 11:59pm Et. Those that enter on all three platforms...