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When most people think of actor Matt Damon, they might picture him as Jason Bourne from "The Bourne Identity" and its sequels, or maybe as the titular character in the terrific crime thriller "The Talented Mr. Ripley." They might even think of him in puppet form (voiced by Trey Parker) from Parker and Matt Stone's "Team America: World Police." They probably wouldn't think about his small role in Steven Soderbergh's experimental 2018 horror film "Unsane," but they honestly should, because "Unsane" is an incredible little gem that deserves more appreciation. Sure, Damon has been in a ton of great movies, but were any of them shot entirely on an iPhone? 

"Unsane" tends to be a little polarizing, with some critics and audiences absolutely panning it (including /Film's own review), but viewer perspective is everything with this one because its horror is so deeply specific and personal. The film follows...

If one knows about the evolution of film camera technology, it can be fun to visually trace changing cinematic aesthetics. There was a time, very early in cinema history, when film cameras were so enormous and fragile that they couldn't be moved too freely. Filmmakers were forced to shoot nothing but wide, locked-down shots. Also, cameras could only hold so much physical film, forcing each take to be carefully choreographed in order to save the previous celluloid resource. Eventually, cameras became a little more limber, and engineers found ways to mount them on dollies, cranes, etc., allowing filmmakers to create more dynamic, fluid motions. Cameras continued to get smaller. Camera operators could pick them up and walk around with them. When the Steadicam was invented, a camera could now be safely mounted onto the camera operator's body, allowing for the most dynamic range of motion yet. 

Then, when film was replaced by digital,...

Emmy voters sure know how to take a bite of the Apple. As the Television Academy unveiled nominations for the 77th Emmy Awards on Tuesday, Apple TV+’s hits “Severance” and “The Studio” led the tallies for both drama and comedy series, respectively.

HBO Max, meanwhile, led the overall network tally at 142 — thanks to shows including “The Penguin” (the most in limited/anthology), “The White Lotus,” “The Last of Us” and “Hacks.” That’s up from the outlet’s previous best, 140 in 2022.

But “Severance,” which scored 27 noms, and “The Studio,” which landed 23 noms, were undeniable. In particular, “The Studio” has now earned the most comedy nominations in a single year, ever — tying Season 3 of “The Bear,” which earned 23 nods in 2024.

HBO Max’s massive tally puts it back on top, a place where it has spent the majority of the last two decades. In more recent years, it has battled...

Andrew Garfield has officially signed on for Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming feature “Artificial” at Amazon MGM.

Garfield joins “Anora” breakout and recent Oscar nominee Yura Borisov in the feature, which is described as a “comedic drama set in the world of artificial intelligence.” Simon Rich (“An American Pickle”) wrote the script and will produce alongside Heyday Films’ David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford as well as Jennifer Fox.

“Artificial” reunites Garfield, Guadagnino and Amazon MGM Studios. Guadagnino recently directed “After the Hunt,” starring Julia Roberts, Garfield and Ayo Edebiri, which the studio is releasing in theaters Oct. 10. Early reports claimed that, alongside Garfield and Borisov, Monica Barbaro was also circling a lead role in “Artificial,” and asserted that the film centered around AI company OpenAI and the period in 2023 where its CEO Sam Altman was fired and rehired in just a few days.

“Artificial” comes at a busy period for Garfield.

Claire Foy and her boyfriend of two years, Charlie Cunningham, are still going strong as a couple!

The 41-year-old The Crown actress and the 41-year-old singer-songwriter were spotted on a casual dinner date on Friday (July 4) in London, England.

Claire and Charlie had an alfresco dinner at Fishmonger restaurant and then held hands while walking home through the park. The couple was seen splitting the bill at dinner, each taking out a credit card.

The couple was first spotted together in public back in July 2003. We have photos of Charlie going shirtless while relaxing in the park with Claire that summer!

For those who don’t know, Charlie is an English singer-songwriter who is best known for songs like “Minimum” and “Permanent Way.”

Browse through the gallery for 50+ photos of Claire Foy and Charlie Cunningham out for dinner…...

Andrew Garfield’s initial turn as the web slinger in The Amazing Spider-Man movies received a highly divisive response. However, he got his much-needed redemption arc in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Following his appearance in the film, fans eagerly hoped to see him return to the role again. With the announcement of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, fan expectations on the matter are on an all-time high.

However, besides Spider-Man, Garfield has starred in some good movies in his filmography in recent years. He appeared in the critically acclaimed films, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Tick, Tick… Boom!, and We Live in Time, and also in the series, Under the Banner of Heaven. He has a set of interesting movies and shows lined up for this year and the next.

1. After the Hunt Andrew Garfield as Desmond Doss in a still from Hacksaw Ridge | Credits: Lionsgate

Andrew Garfield is set to...

After 30 years, if Apollo 13 had you holding your breath and biting your nails when Tom Hanks said, “Houston, we have a problem,” then buckle up, we’ve got a whole galaxy of movies you’ll want to launch into next. These space flicks bring the drama, the danger, and yes, the floating-in-zero-gravity slow-motion shots we all secretly love.

Some are based on real NASA-level heroics, others are full-blown sci-fi rollercoasters with exploding planets and rogue AI, but they all have one thing in common: they’ll keep you stuck to your seat like Velcro in a spaceship.

From astronauts having identity crises to missions gone sideways faster than a rocket launch, these movies pack thrills, emotion, and a lot of “don’t push that button!” moments. So, if Apollo 13 was your jam, these 15 picks are your next mission. No space suit required, just snacks, curiosity, and maybe a stress ball.

It’s been a quiet year for Ryan Gosling thus far after starring in Barbie and The Fall Guy in 2023 and 2024, but another of the star’s more recent films just got an exciting streaming update. Gosling stars alongside Jason Clarke and Kyle Chandler in First Man, the 2018 space biopic detailing the life of astronaut Neil Armstrong and his mission to the Moon on July 20, 1969. First Man had previously not been streaming anywhere, but Prime Video has announced that the film is now streaming for free with ads on the platform. First Man, which also stars Claire Foy, grossed $105 million at the box office against a $59 million budget, and it even won an Oscar for Best Visual Effects. It also holds scores of 87% from critics and 68% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.

The lower score from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes is likely a result of the flag controversy surrounding First Man,...

In today’s world, where streaming platforms dominate, a bad Rotten Tomatoes score can make or break a show. But what happens when critics and audiences completely disagree on a project? The latest example of this growing divide is Tires, a Netflix comedy featuring Shane Gillis. While critics have completely sidelined it, fans can’t seem to stop watching.

What’s also interesting is that this same critic–audience gap hurt high-profile series like The Crown Season 6 and The Crowded Room as well. Let’s break down how Tires has exposed a deeper problem in TV reviews – and why it matters now more than ever.

The Crown S6 and The Crowded Room Faced the Same Rotten Tomatoes Problem as Tires

When The Crown returned for its sixth and final season, fans were absolutely thrilled. After all, this series had dominated the awards season with its strong storytelling and great ensemble.

Ten years ago, Joanna Eatwell received an Emmy nomination for period-costume design for “Wolf Hall,” the BBC/PBS adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s acclaimed 2009 novel about the rise of Thomas Cromwell in the court of King Henry VIII. Eatwell returned for the sequel, “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light,” which covers the third and final book in Mantel’s Cromwell trilogy and picks up right where the 2015 series left off: at the May 1536 execution of Henry’s second of five wives, Anne Boleyn (Claire Foy).

“I think we all returned with an understanding and familiarity with the characters and story, which was creatively liberating,” Eatwell said. “It was a fairly seamless transition between shows despite the decade between, in part, I think, because the majority of crew and cast returned.”

That includes Damian Lewis as the uxoricidal monarch and Mark Rylance as Cromwell, the humble son of a blacksmith...

There’s no denying that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has surprised the entirety of the gaming industry. It’s been a few weeks since the release of the game, and it’s already one of the highest-rated ones we’ve seen in 2025.

On the surface, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 might look like any other RPG. However, beneath all of it, there’s a rich experience. Developer Sandfall Interactive has managed to integrate humor and mini-games into the overall narrative, not only for the sake of entertainment but also to depend on the character development and bring light to its dark world.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 balances darkness with humor

You’ll not burst laughing to the point of tears in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but the development team has sprinkled just enough humor to lift your spirits as you play. One of the silliest scenes in the game unfolds during...

Claire Foy ruled as Queen Elizabeth II on Netflix’s The Crown, but when it came to paychecks, her co-star Matt Smith took home the crown. Back when the series first launched, fans were stunned to learn that Smith, who played Prince Philip, earned more than Foy, despite her leading role and Emmy-winning performance.

The news sparked a major conversation about gender pay gaps in Hollywood, especially considering Foy’s central presence in the show. While producers later reportedly apologized and compensated her retroactively, the damage was already done.

Matt Smith was paid more than Claire Foy in Netflix’s The Crown Claire Foy and Matt Smith in The Crown | Credits: Sony Pictures Television

Claire Foy wore the crown, but Matt Smith made more bank. When The Crown launched back in 2016, fans assumed Foy (playing Queen Elizabeth II) was the top earner. However, Smith, as Prince Philip, was the one who cashed the bigger checks.

The Crown is one of Netflix’s biggest hits, and it unfortunately came to an end with season six.

If you don’t know, the fan favorite series chronicled the history of the British royal family beginning from the onset of Queen Elizabeth II‘s reign in the 1950s.

The Crown is unique among popular TV shows in that it introduced new actors every two seasons to reflect the changing ages of its characters, as each season takes place a decade later than the last.

Lead actors include Claire Foy and Matt Smith, who portrayed the Queen and Prince Philip in seasons 1 and 2. The pair were succeeded by Olivia Colman and Tobias Menzies in seasons 3 and 4. Imelda Staunton and Jonathan Pryce starred in season 5.

Among other notable cast members are Emma Corrin and Elizabeth Debicki, who played Princess Diana in seasons 4 and 5 respectively, and Josh O’Connor and Dominic West, who...

Andrew Garfield is in talks to join the cast of Jason Bourne director Paul Greengrass' next movie. The Spider-Man: No Way Home star will replace Matthew McConaughey in The Rage.

Deadline reports that Garfield will play a character loosely inspired by the real life revolutionary Wat Tyler, though the website cautioned the inspiration for the Tick, Tick... Boom! actor's character hasn't been confirmed. Regardless, The Rage will take place during the 1381 Peasants' Revolt in England, where a group of protesters marched from Canterbury to London to demand socio economic reforms and a cancellation of the poll tax from King Richard II.

Andrew Garfield Joins Period Drama The Rage

If Garfield is playing Wat Tyler, he would be following the footsteps of Anthony Hopkins — who played the rebel in 1969's Medieval England: The Peasants Revolt. Benedict Cumberbatch was originally attached to play Tyler in The Rage before McConaughey came on board.

Exclusive: The Revisionist, the drama starring Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman (Rain Man), Alison Brie (Glow), André Holland (Moonlight), and Tom Sturridge (The Sandman), is heading to the Cannes market with Palisades Park Pictures handling international sales.

We first told you about writer-director Alex Vlack’s feature film debut late last year and the movie is now in post. WME Independent will handle North America rights.

In The Revisionist, “Elise, a successful novelist, does what so many writers do: she manipulates and transforms the people in her life into the characters she needs for her story. As she blurs the line between fiction and reality, her world descends into secrets, lies, and outright betrayal. The project is an exploration of the psychological lengths to which a writer will go to achieve their art.”

Pic is produced by Arielle Elwes, Veronica Radaelli, Fiona Robert, Sophia Robert, Zachary Spicer and Alex Vlack. Executive producers are Cassian Elwes,...

Beneath all the sparkle of red carpets and fancy award nights, there’s a less glamorous story that’s been quietly brewing for years. Nope, it’s not a juicy plot twist of a thriller show or a surprise sequel of a movie—it’s the truth about unequal pay in Hollywood. While we’re busy watching blockbuster movies and binge-worthy shows, the stars we love aren’t always getting paid fairly, especially the women in the industry. Behind those dazzling scenes, the paycheck game isn’t as shiny, and honestly, it’s a bit of a mess.

It’s easy to assume all actors are rolling in dough. After all, they’re on screens worldwide, living characters that become pop culture icons. But when it comes to what they’re actually taking home, the difference between what male and female stars earn is sometimes jaw-droppingly huge. And no, it...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for the Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light series finale.] Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall book trilogy puts historical figure Thomas Cromwell into a more favorable spotlight. The Tudor-era figure is known for masterminding the separation of the Church of England from Rome and playing a major role in the English Reformation era. But even his close bond with King Henry VIII couldn’t save Cromwell from the same fate that befell two of Henry’s wives. The series finale of Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light started with a Cromwell and Anne Boleyn parallel and ended with the former’s demise. Despite all his knowledge of Henry (Damian Lewis), Mark Rylance‘s Cromwell held out hope that Henry would change his mind about his execution, just like Anne (Claire Foy) did in the Wolf Hall 2015 finale that was recreated in The Mirror and the Light‘s first episode. This...

After Joel's death in Sunday's episode of The Last of Us, Pedro Pascal's Emmy category placement remains up in the air for now, but there is one category he most definitely will not be submitted in: Best Drama Guest Actor.

You might have missed it, but the TV Academy modified eligibility in the guest categories in January, one of its 2025 rule changes. The general guest eligibility rule remains unchanged: Performers can submit in guest if they appear in less than 50 percent of a show's season. The new addendum states that a performer who has been nominated or has won in a lead or supporting category is not eligible to submit in a guest category for playing the same role on the same show in subsequent years; they can only submit in lead or supporting.

The tweak is to prevent easy nominations and wins and name-checking, which is common in the guest races.

Applications are now open for the 22nd edition of Screen International’s Screen Stars of Tomorrow, our annual portfolio of new talent from the UK and Ireland.

The submissions window is open from April 16 until May 30, 2025.

Applications are open to UK and Irish citizens and long-term residents of either country. There is no upper or lower age limit, but applicants should be at an early stage in their film career, demonstrate exceptional promise and be ready to progress to the next level.

Applicants should use this Google Form and need to attach a brief bio, a headshot and contact details...

Steven Soderbergh has spent more than two decades making all kinds of films, and yet he continues to surprise us with something new that changes the norms. His latest film, “Black Bag,” released in March 2025, is a prime example. This sleek and stylish spy thriller, written by David Koepp, has garnered widespread acclaim from critics. It follows a British intelligence officer who must investigate a list of possible traitors, one of whom could be his wife. The film’s unique premise and Soderbergh’s masterful direction showcase his ability to blend complex themes with engaging storytelling. Throughout his career, Soderbergh has always strived to tell stories that are simple in themselves but cater to a collective vision he has about cinema. His specificity stems from his belief that it is the job of a director to carve the path forward for a story wholeheartedly.

A lot of his features are...

It took a decade of maneuvering to finally complete the television adaptation of novelist Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy with the co-stars back on screen, executive producer Colin Callender said at Saturday’s Deadline Contenders TV panel in Los Angeles.

Joined by actor Damian Lewis, who plays King Henry VIII opposite Mark Rylance’s Thomas Cromwell, the Playground Entertainment founder and chairman made it clear that filming the final chapter without both Lewis and Rylance aboard wasn’t an option, even if the window took a long time to open.

“We had to, over the years, sort of play a four-dimensional chess game to get all the actors to be available at the same time,” Callender said. “Because at the heart of this series, it’s the story of two very powerful men who need each other to succeed but who don’t fully trust each other. It’s...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Season 1 Episode 1, “Wreckage.”] It’s been 10 years since Wolf Hall ended, and Claire Foy‘s Anne Boleyn was executed for accused crimes against the crown and her husband, King Henry VIII (Damian Lewis). The sequel series, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, debuted its first episode on Sunday, March 23, on PBS, opting to return to Anne’s final moments in a reprisal of her execution in the opening scene. There are some key differences in the new version that address Tom Holland‘s casting change for this season. And as Anne is beheaded, the next wife of Henry VIII — Kate Phillips‘ Jane Seymour — warily weds the monarch. Here’s what changed between the Wolf Hall finale and the Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light premiere. What happens in the Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light premiere? The episode opens on the familiar scene ...

Nicola Coughlan will be honored at this year’s Canneseries festival with the Konbini Commitment Award. The Bridgerton and Derry Girls star will participate in an interview before receiving the award at the Lumiere Theater in Cannes’ Palais des Festivals on April 28.

The award, presented by French media group Konbini, recognizes talent whose work has artistic impact or social significance. Previous recipients include Sex Education creator Laurie Nunn, American Horror Story actress Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, and Transparent showrunner Joey Soloway.

Coughlan gained recognition for her role in Derry Girls, a comedy set in 1990s Northern Ireland. The series won best comedy at the 2023 BAFTAs and the International Emmy Awards. She later gained international fame as Penelope Featherington in Bridgerton, earning a Screen Actors Guild nomination for best female actor in a drama series.

She also appeared as Diplomat Barbie in Barbie, starred alongside Lydia West in Big Mood, and featured...

‘Bridgerton’ & ‘Derry Girls’ Star Nicola Coughlan Set For Canneseries

Nicola Coughlan will be feted at Canneseries. The Derry Girls and Bridgerton star will receive the Konbini Commitment Award at the event, which takes place on the Cote d’Azur in late April. Coughlan will take part in a sit-down interview and then receive her accolade in the iconic Lumiere Theater in Cannes’ Palais des Festivals. Coughlan’s recent work includes a role in the Doctor Who Christmas special. She will next be seen as Silky the woodland fairy in the upcoming adaptation of Enid Blyton’s The Magic Faraway Tree alongside Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy.

‘Shin Chan’ Movies Set For India

A pair of films from TV Asahi’s Shin Chan franchise will be released in India. Shin Chan Our Dinosaur Diary and Shin Chan The Spicy Kasukabe Dancers In India will released locally through multiplex operator PVR Inox Pictures.

Irish actress Nicola Coughlan, known to hordes of Bridgerton fans as Penelope Featherington/Lady Whistledown and as Clare Devlin to Derry Girls enthusiasts, will be honored at this year’s French TV festival Canneseries with the annual Konbini Commitment Award.

The award, presented by the French online media group, honors talent who have distinguished themselves “by the artistic quality and societal, innovative and/or revolutionary dimension of their work.” Previous winners include Sex Education creator Laurie Nunn, American Horror Story actress Michaela Jaé Rodriguez and Transparent showrunner Joey Soloway.

Coughlan came to international attention with Derry Girls, a period comedy set in 1990s Northern Ireland in the final years of the Troubles. The series ran for three seasons on Channel 4 and became a global sensation when Netflix licensed the show worldwide. It won best comedy at the 2023 BAFTAs as well as the International Emmy Awards.

Coughlan followed it up with Netflix phenomenon Bridgerton,...

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we shine a spotlight on key executives and companies outside of the U.S. shaking up the offshore marketplace. Today we’re talking to Protagonist Pictures execs Dave Bishop, George Hamilton and James Pugh about how the company has grown from a sales agent to an agile and innovative greenlighting operation. With a proven track record of repping worldwide and international sales on titles such as The Brutalist, The Outrun, Jimpa and Berlinale title Islands, the three discuss production ambitions and next steps.

Protagonist Pictures has been a regular fixture on the international sales circuit for nearly two decades bringing to market titles such as Oscar-nominated film The Brutalist, BAFTA-nominated pic The Outrun and, more recently, Olivia Colman and John Lithgow starrer Jimpa, which premiered in Sundance last month.

This week at the European Film Market in Berlin, the company is...

Y Tu Mamá También Steamy Scene (Photo Credit – Netflix)

For film aficionados, very few things compare to the thrill of stumbling upon a hidden gem on Netflix.

Sure, keeping up with the latest releases, whether it’s a top-ranked action comedy like ‘Back in Action’ or an acclaimed animated hit like ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ sounds exciting, but nothing beats the satisfaction of discovering an underrated masterpiece buried in the depths of the streaming library.

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Y Tu Mamá También: The Original Challengers

One such treasure currently making waves among viewers is an erotic coming-of-age film dubbed “The Original Challengers” by the viewers.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Reacts To Son Patrick’s Nude Scene (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The White Lotus season three is set to premiere on February 16, 2025, and fans are already excited to witness what new drama, twists, and turns await them in the dark comedy series. Meanwhile, the edition’s team has been on promo tours and attending premieres, including Patrick Schwarzenegger.

His family also accompanied him to support him on his upcoming release, and Patrick’s iconic father, Arnold Schwarzenegger was also present at the premiere. He later posted a picture from the event and shared a message for his son, also cheekily including his response to Patrick’s nude scene in the series. Here’s what the veteran star actor had to say about the same.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Reacts to Son Patrick’s Nude Scene in The White Lotus Season 3

Arnold took to his Instagram account to share a lovely photo with Patrick.

The Capture Thriller Series! ( Photo Credit – Prime Video )

Viewers often feel the need to be extremely patient while eagerly waiting for BBC’s exceptional shows to appear on streaming platforms, and this is undoubtedly the hardest part for them.

However, there’s some good news amid the ever-growing frustrations. The Capture, a thriller series that has created waves and quite a ruckus ever since its release, has now landed on Netflix, and in case you are unaware, it is definitely worth the watch.

The Capture: Rotten Tomatoes Scores and All-Stars Cast

‘The Capture,’ originally released in 2019, has earned rave reviews. Its first season holds a 96% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and the second season hits a perfect 100%.

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Jesse Palmer Confirms The Bachelorette’s Return! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Ever since the news that The Bachelorette would not return to television screens this year first came out, fans were surprised. The dating reality series has been a popular edition of the Bachelor Nation franchise and a crucial yearly show for long-time fans, resulting in disappointment.

It also led to many rumors, many of which revolved around ABC’s potential cancellation of The Bachelorette. Jesse Palmer, the host of the series, has now spoken up about the show’s status and what he knows about it despite the decision not to film or air a new season this year.

Jesse Palmer Reveals Status Of The Bachelorette Amidst Cancellation Rumors

During his Playing The Field podcast appearance, the former NFL player commented, “The good news is I know it’s not going away. I know it’s coming back. Without being...

The "Harry Potter" TV series still needs to cast most of its major characters, but news just broke that Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor John Lithgow is circling the role of Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore.

This was exclusively reported by Deadline, although HBO — the network behind this upcoming series based on the hit novels by Joanne Kathleen Rowling, aka "J.K. Rowling," as well as the massively successful film franchise — did give the outlet a terse, non-committal statement. "We appreciate that such a high-profile series will draw a lot of rumor and speculation," HBO said. "As we make our way through pre-production, we will only confirm details as we finalize deals."

If Lithgow does end up playing the mysterious, wry, and extraordinarily brilliant Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore — a legendary wizard who once defended the magical world against the evil wizard Grindelwald — he'll be in good company. Richard Harris originated the...

Everything you need to know about the contestants on Single’s Inferno season 4 ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The fourth season of Single’s Inferno has concluded and the popular dating reality show saw a number of interesting participants vying to find love. The edition also faced some criticism towards the editing team for not giving all the contestants equal screen space and forcing a few contestants on them.

Regardless, with the season wrapped up, it has become clear which of the contestants paired up and which were left alone. From challenges and trips to Paradise, the edition witnessed a lot of fan favorite contestants. Here’s a brief of who the final couples were and which of them left the island alone.

Single’s Inferno Season 4: Choices of Each Contestant

Hae-lin was the female wildcard of the season. She chose Jeong-su and Dong-ho as her first picks and after spending time with them,...

Everything you need to know about The Witcher Sirens of the Deep ( Photo Credit – YouTube )

The Witcher Sirens of the Deep released on February 11, 2025, on Netflix, and the animated fantasy drama film takes the audience back to The Continent. Doug Cockle is back as the voice behind Geralt of Rivia, much to the joy and excitement of fans.

The actor recently spoke about being a part of The Witcher universe again with the movie and what the viewers can expect from the movie directed by Kang Hei Chul. Doug, who has voiced the character in the popular video games, has revealed what it was like returning to the role of the White Wolf.

Doug Cockle On Being Back As Geralt In The Witcher Universe

During a conversation with Entertainment Weekly, the actor revealed that he was not expecting to be asked to return as the voice of Geralt. He said...

What does the Summer House cast do apart from the reality show? ( Photo Credit – Twitter )

Amidst the lineup of reality shows on Bravo, including the Real Housewives franchise, Southern Charm, Southern Hospitality, Vanderpump Rules, The Valley, the Below Deck franchise, and more, one series has managed to make a separate place for itself: Summer House.

The show is airing its ninth season, and fans are excited to see what more drama and entertainment awaits them as the cast members face new challenges and changes in relationship dynamics. Here’s what the cast is avidly involved in when they are not starring on Summer House.

Summer House Season 9: What Does The Cast Do For A Living?

Season 9 of Summer House stars Paige DeSorbo, Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Lindsay Hubbard, Carl Radke, Ciara Miller, Jesse Solomon, West Wilson, and Gabby Prescod. Paige DeSorbo is a fashion influencer, model, and content creator.

Simone Ashley, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Romantic Comedy ( Photo Credit – Twitter )

Since Bridgerton season 2 first aired, Simone Ashley has become a fan favorite. Viewers are excited to witness the actress in other projects as much as they enjoyed watching her essay Kathani “Kate” Sharma in the Netflix regency drama. The 29-year-old is now set to star in Picture This, a fun romantic comedy film which co-stars Hero Fiennes Tiffin opposite her.

For the unversed, he is known for playing Hardin Scott in the After films but most importantly, he portrayed a young Tom Riddle in the blockbuster Harry Potter film series. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming rom-com including its release date, where to stream, cast details, and much more.

Picture This: Release Date & What To Expect

Picture This is slated to release on March 6, 2025, on Amazon Prime Video. The synopsis calls it a “heartfelt rom-com” about a struggling...

Is Angelina Jolie’s Hollywood Escape Plan Crumbling? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Angelina Jolie is facing an unexpected hurdle in her quest to leave Los Angeles behind. The Salt star has reportedly figured that her children have other plans despite wanting a fresh start away from the glare of Hollywood, especially after being painted as the villain in her divorce from Brad Pitt.

Possible Reason Why Angelina Jolie’s Kids Are Not On The Same Page

While Angelina Jolie had hoped to flee the city for good, her kids, firmly rooted in LA, are making overseas more complicated than she had anticipated. The 49-year-old, still reeling from a Golden Globe snub for her passion project, Maria, feels the weight of the industry’s treatment of her amidst her bitter divorce.

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Here’s A Detailed Breakdown Of Heidi Klum’s Latest Fashion Statement (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Former Victoria’s Secret Angel and supermodel Heidi Klum occasionally treats fans with pictures of her bold bikini body or those of her glamorous outings for galas and photoshoots. Going for the latter, Heidi again reminded us of her timeless influence in the fashion world, making a striking appearance in a show-stopping ensemble that turned heads.

The 51-year-old also shared a picture on her Instagram from the event, donning a shimmering purple dress that embodied sophistication and boldness. The 5′10″ model’s strapless gown featured a deep sweetheart neckline, accentuated by a structured corset bodice that uplifted her curvaceous assets and cinched at her thin waist, highlighting her statuesque figure. The fitted silhouette seamlessly transitioned into a floor-length train, adding an extra layer of grandeur to her already mouthwatering appearance.

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Here’s Why This The Twilight Zone Episode Was Banned For Decades(Photo Credit – YouTube)

The Twilight Zone had its fair share of eerie episodes, but one stood out for the wrong reasons. The Encounter was yanked from syndication for 52 years. The reason? Problematic themes that sparked outrage, especially within the Japanese American community. And while it finally resurfaced in 2016, its history remains just as haunting as the stories the series told.

Airing in 1964, The Encounter focused on two men — a World War II veteran named Fenton (Neville Brand) and a Japanese American man, Arthur Takamori (George Takei). What started as a simple conversation spiraled into tension, with Fenton’s bitterness toward Japan fueling hostility. The episode’s supernatural twist involved a katana Fenton took from a soldier he killed, hinting that the sword carried the original owner’s malice, driving the men into a violent confrontation.

While The Twilight Zone often explored deep themes,...

Kadhalikka Neramillai Ott Release Date (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The Jayam Ravi starrer Tamil romantic comedy Kadhalikka Neramillai is all geared up for its Ott release. The movie witnessed an underwhelming box office run. Here is all you need to know about the film’s release on the digital sphere.

Kadhalikka Neramillai Plot

The plot of the Jayam Ravi starrer revolves around a unique concept that is still considered to be a taboo in today’s times. The story revolves around Siddharth (Jayam Ravi) and Shriya (Nithya Menen), two individuals who have a different outlook toward bringing a child into the world. While Shriya strongly believes in motherhood, Siddharth is averse to the idea of having kids. However, fate intertwines their life together despite their contrasting ideologies and opinions.

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Guess what? Even playing the Queen doesn’t guarantee royal treatment. The Crown’s Claire Foy got paid less than her on-screen husband Matt Smith. The reason: Smith had Doctor Who fame, and apparently, that carried more financial weight than portraying Britain’s most powerful woman. The pay gap went public, outrage followed, and Netflix scrambled to clean up the mess.

After the backlash, Foy reportedly received about £200K ($274K) in backpay—a late but necessary fix, The Guardian reported. Producers insisted the issue wouldn’t repeat and promised that “no one gets paid more than the Queen” in future seasons. But by then, Foy had already wrapped up her reign as The Crown prepared to move into the 1970s with a new cast.

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Jessica Gunning, the standout star from 2024’s Netflix miniseries Baby Reindeer,has been cast in another dark comedic role, per Deadline. The Emmy and Golden Globe winner will join Sir Ian McKellen (The Lord of the Rings), Michaela Coel (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever), and James Corden (Cats) in the dark comedy, The Christophersfrom Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh.

The Christophers will begin production later this month in London. It follows the story of the estranged children of a once-famous artist who hire a forger to complete his unfinished works so that they may be discovered and sold after his death. The film’s script is written by Ed Solomon, who collaborated with Soderbergh on No Sudden Move (2021)and the Max miniseries Full Circle (2023).

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This marks Gunning’s first new role announced after her Emmy win for her role as Martha in Netflix’s Baby Reindeer. The seven-part stalker drama, created by and starring Richard Gadd, was a standout at this past year’s Emmys, with additional awards won in Outstanding Limited Series and Writing for a Limited Series, and also brought Gunning a Golden Globe, among other accolades.

Shooting this month in London, The Christophers follows the estranged children of a once-famous artist who hire a forger to complete his unfinished works so they can be discovered and sold after his death. Script is by Ed Solomon, Soderbergh’s collaborator on projects like No Sudden Move and Full Circle.

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As Hollywood continues to capitalize on our nostalgia-obsessed monoculture with "Harry Potter" reboot shows and superhero movies stuffed with cameos from erstwhile stars, a series of much more thoughtful films have been quietly probing the darker side of nostalgia. Charlotte Wells quietly broke hearts in 2022 with "Aftersun," a film that gilds its elegy for lost innocence with the unmistakable textures of a '90s childhood. Then, with its unique aesthetic, "Skinamarink" upended the very concept of nostalgia, creating a haunting tapestry of childhood images shot in the director's own childhood home. That same year, another film shot in the house where its director grew up continued this trend of examining the dark underbelly of nostalgia.

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The Television Academy is implementing some changes to their rules ahead of the 2025 Emmys awards ceremony later this year.

On Wednesday (January 8), it was revealed that the Academy had made a big change about how actors can be nominated in Lead and Guest Actor categories.

They also revealed several other changes to the rules, which will be implemented between this year’s ceremony and the 2026 one.

Keep reading to find out more…

According to reporting by Variety, the largest change to the rules is that actors will not be able to compete in both the Lead Actor and Guest Actor categories for the same role over the years.

This is something that stars like Claire Foy have done. The actress played Queen Elizabeth in The Crown and won an Emmy in the Lead Actress category in 2018. She later competed in the Guest Category and was nominated for cameo appearances in the show as the Queen.

Perhaps we should call it the “Queen Elizabeth rule.” The Television Academy has unveiled a few new Emmy Awards rules tweaks, including one that should impact the guest performer categories. Under the new rule, any performer who had previously been nominated or has won in a lead or supporting category can no longer shift to one of the guest performer races in the same role in future years.

That has become a more common occurrence in this prestige TV age, when actors often play a high-profile role for a few years before departing — with the promise of still making short guest appearances in subsequent seasons.

A good example is Claire Foy, who won the lead drama actress Emmy in 2018 for “The Crown.” She left that show after two seasons (as her role as Princess Elizabeth/Queen Elizabeth was transferred to Olivia Colman and then Imelda Staunton). But Foy would continue...

Claire Foy earned Outstanding Leading Actress in a Drama Series nominations for her acclaimed performance in “The Crown” in both 2017 and 2018. She then won a Guest Actress in a Drama Series Emmy in 2021 for the same character in the same series. Foy is not the same actress who has accomplished this, Ron Cephas Jones also pulled this feat off for “This Is Us.” Moving forward, this will no longer be allowed.

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Shall we call it The Claire Foy Rule…?

The Television Academy has announced a couple of rule changes for this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards, including a new eligibility limit for wannabe Guest Performer contenders.

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Claire Foy and Ron Cephas Jones won Emmys for their lead role in The Crown and supporting role in This Is Us, respectively. They went on to win another Emmy each for reprising their roles as guest stars on the same shows. That won’t be allowed moving forward.

The Television Academy today announced rules changes for the 77th Emmy Awards in 2025, which redefines eligibility for Guest Performers to exclude those who already have been nominated for the role in the lead or supporting categories.

There is also an expanded eligibility in the Directing category, allowing helmers to submit their work on multiple series, as well as tweaks in eligibility for Casting and Main Title Theme Music submissions.

Here are the rules changes:

Directing:

An eligible individual or the identical team may now enter multiple achievements per category if the achievements are for different programs. Previously, directors were allowed to...

The Television Academy announced rules changes on Wednesday impacting both the 77th Emmy Awards and the 78th in 2025 and 2026, respectively. For this year, the changes expand eligibility in the directing category and redefine eligibility for guest performers, while next year’s changes impact casting and music.

The guest performer change closes a loophole that permitted actors to be nominated in multiple categories for playing the same role in the same series. One example was Claire Foy, who was Emmy nominated as Best Lead Drama Actress for The Crown for her role as Queen Elizabeth II in 2017 and who won as lead in 2018. She then won the Guest Actress in a Drama Series trophy in 2021 for the same role on the same show and received another nomination in that category for playing the Queen in 2024.

A second example involves the late Ron Cephas Jones, who was nominated as Best Supporting Actor...