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Vought Rising, the next spin-off from The Boys, has entered production, and Prime Video has released the first official promotional images for the show.

The stills spotlight debuting cast members Mason Dye as Bombsight, Will Hochman as Torpedo, and Elizabeth Posey as Private Angel, along with Jensen Ackles as the returning Soldier Boy, who is sporting a new costume.

Aya Cash will also return as Stormfront, and the supporting cast includes Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri, and Brian J. Smith.

The series will serve as a prequel to The Boys, charting the rise of the all-encompassing multi-billion dollar corporation known as Vought International. Specific plot details are still under wraps, but the show has been described as a “twisted murder mystery” that will take place in the 1950s.

“I’m excited to explore what that world looks like and feels like and sounds like, and see how those characters...

Production on Vought Rising recently kicked off, and Prime Video has revealed a handful of first-look images at The Boys prequel series. The images showcase the superhero costumes of Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy, Mason Dye as Bombsight, Will Hochman as Torpedo, and Elizabeth Posey as Private Angel.

Check out the new Vought Rising images below!

Vought Rising has been described as a “twisted murder mystery” set in the 1950s. Paul Grellong will serve as showrunner and will also executive produce alongside The Boys creator Eric Kripke.

The cast includes Aya Cash, who will be reprising her role as Stormfront. Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri, and Brian J. Smith will also appear.

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The Boys is getting a prequel series. Titled Vought Rising, the prequel serves as an origin story for Jensen Ackles' Soldier Boy, who Prime Video has just revealed will be sporting a new costume in the upcoming series.

The official X account for The Boys has unveiled first look images for Ackles' Soldier Boy and the three superheroes who will round out the main cast of Vought Rising — Mason Dye's Bombsight, Elizabeth Posey's Private Angel, and Will Hochman's Torpedo. Soldier Boy's new costume is similar to the one that Ackles wore in The Boys, although there are some noticeable differences, including the addition of a mask and leather jacket, both of which are the same color as his suit. Soldier Boy's chest emblem has also been tweaked a bit. As for the three new superheroes, their costumes all look straight out of the 1950s, which is fitting...

Amazon Prime Video has revealed a first-look at “Vought Rising,” the upcoming prequel to “The Boys.”

The new image reveals the supersuits of Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy, Mason Dye as Bombsight, Will Hochman as Torpedo, and Elizabeth Posey as Private Angel.

See the new images below.

Along with Ackles, Dye, Hochman, and Posey, Aya Cash will also star in “Vought Rising,” reprising her role as Stormfront. Additional cast members include Jorden Myrie, Nicolò Pasetti, Ricky Staffieri, and Brian J. Smith. Production recently got underway.

“Vought Rising” was originally ordered at Prime Video in July 2024. The show has been described as a “twisted murder mystery” that will take place in the 1950s. The series is being showrun by Paul Grellong who will executive produce alongside “The Boys” creator Eric Kripke. Additional executive producers include Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, James Weaver, Neal H. Moritz, Ori Marmur, Pavun Shetty, Ken Levin, Jason Netter,...

Underneath all the geopolitical intrigue and espionage shenanigans, Amazon Prime’s Butterfly is a story about broken relationships, emotional woes, and second chances. As the spy narrative focuses on the impact of living a double life through the characters, questions about identity and the duality of nature and nurture become quite prominent. Stacked with some of the most well-known Korean actors in the biz, Butterfly boasts serious acting talents who enhance the narrative with their performance.

David Jung, Played by Daniel Dae Kim

Extremely popular and talented Korean-American actor Daniel Dae Kim started his career as a theater actor before moving towards silver screen and small screen roles. Daniel Dae Kim has acted in movies like American Shaolin, The Divergent, Sin, etc., but true recognition of his acting skills came from his small-screen acting career, spanning over three decades and several dozen acting credits. Some of his prominent, recognizable roles include Jin Soo-kwon in Lost,...

The Boysstar Anthony Starr recently bid a heartfelt farewell to the series. The actor's words come as the show prepares to air its fifth and final season.

In a deeply personal Instagram post, the actor who plays Homelander in the popular superhero series, shared a few parting words. "Difficult (for me) to put into words what an incredible ride this has been," the actor said. "How much life and growth has occurred. How amazing the team is. It's truly been the highlight of my career. There's nothing else like it. It lives in its own lane. And at the end of the shoot, all there really is to say is thank you."

"I love this show. And I love this character. Truly. I will dearly miss heading to work, knowing what we were aiming for but never knowing where we would find ourselves by the end of the day… only that we would have fun,...

George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Art George Lucas made his first appearance, alongside Guillermo Del Toro and Queen Latifah, at San Diego Comic-Con, unveiling what will be displayed in the billion dollar museum. It is said to include many items related to visual storytelling and will hold Star Wars items like a Naboo star fighter and General Grievous’ wheel-bike, Indiana Jones concept art, and vintage comic books from both DC and Marvel. A Greek, Roman, and Egyptian mythology exhibit, along with two theaters, over thirty galleries, and a library, will be included in the museum, and Lucas is rounding it out with a display of Frida Kahlo paintings he owns as a nice, personal touch. The museum is set to open in 2026 in Los Angeles after years of delay due to construction problems (rejections from Chicago/San Francisco) and the pandemic. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel,...

A pair of DC actresses are among the genre folks getting a big push from Variety on a list of the up-and-coming stars!

Every year, Variety, one of the leading publications in Hollywood, compiles a list for their "Power of Young Hollywood Impact Report." This looks at entertainers between the ages of 18-22 who are making an impact, not just in their projects but also across social media and pop culture as a whole.

This year’s list includes many faces familiar to sci-fi and fantasy fans, proving how these stars are on the rise beyond the genre.

Milly Alcock Netflix's "Sirens" World Premiere | Dia Dipasupil/GettyImages

Starting off on the list is Milly Alcock, who made her big break starring as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon. Alcock then cameoed in Superman as Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl, a role she’ll take in her own solo...

Over the course of her directing career, Nisha Ganatra has tackled nearly every stripe of comedy, from cute romances to wacky workplaces, mistaken identities to screwball send-ups. From films like “Chutney Popcorn” and “Late Night” to a truly staggering array of TV directing gigs, Ganatra knows funny.

Over the course of her last three films, however, Ganatra has hit upon something of a compelling niche, a kind of old-fashioned comedy about women trying to make their way through the world, often coming up against generational mishaps and misunderstandings, and emerging all the better for it.

All of that and, yes, still funny.

When I pointed out this theme in “Late Night,” “The High Note,” and her latest release, this week’s much-anticipated “Freakier Friday,” the already effervescent filmmaker really sparked. “I miss those old Mike Nichols movies where it’s just smart women being smart and having ambitions, and not fighting over a guy,...

The Boys finished filming Season 5 earlier this summer, but Amazon is not slowing down anytime soon in expanding the raunchy superhero franchise. Titled Vought Rising, the upcoming prequel will, you guessed it, show the rise of the Vought International and follow Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash as Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively. They won't be alone, of course, as the series has added several new cast members that will join The Boys alums.

Vought Rising has cast Jorden Myrie (Bridgerton), Nicolò Pasetti (Industry), Ricky Staffieri (The Bear) and Brian J. Smith (Sense8) in undisclosed roles. They join a previously announced cast that includes Ackles, Cash, Mason Dye, Will Hochman and Elizabeth Posey. The Boys prequel begins filming this month, not long after the fifth and final season wrapped filming in June. It is said that the events of Vought Rising might be directly related to The Boys Season 5, but further...

“Vought Rising” – the latest spinoff to come out of “The Boys” – has expanded its roster of series regulars by four.

Ricky Staffieri (“The Bear”), Brian J. Smith (Sense8), Jorden Myrie (“Bridgerton”) and Nicolò Pasetti have all joined the cast of “The Boys” prequel series. Information on who the four new additions will play in the series is being kept under wraps at this time.

The new castings join Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash who return to reprise their roles of Soldier Boy and Stormfront first seen in Seasons 2 and 3 of “The Boys.” Both Ackles and Cash will also serve as executive producers on the new show.

Set in the 1950s, the show will track the “humble” origins of the superhero corporation Vought International. The series will also focus on Soldier Boy and Stormfront and their dynamic. A product of Vought’s research in Germany during the 1930s, Stormfront is a literal Nazi.

The Gen Z superstar is mastering a new kind of street style: low-pressure, high-impact, and endlessly watchable

By now, we’ve seen Olivia Rodrigo command red carpets, crowd-surf at concerts, and sell out tour dates across continents. But this summer, without making any grand declarations, she’s shifted her focus. Or at least, her wardrobe has.

In paparazzi shots and TikTok reels, she’s no longer just the stage star. She’s the girl on the street. The one running errands in flared leggings and vintage Cortez sneakers. The one grabbing an iced matcha in a gingham shirtdress and ballet flats.

TikTok users have started calling it “errands-core” — a term that, like most online fashion language, is both ironic and sincere. It describes an aesthetic where comfort leads, but detail follows. Think thoughtful basics, subtle throwbacks, and accessories that complete the look without shouting about it. Rodrigo didn’t invent it,...

From the jump, The Boys spin-off, Gen V, has fully leaned into its strengths. The in-universe offshoot that follows a young up-and-coming group of promising Supes in training at the prestigious Godolkin University had plenty going for it on its own, characters and story-wise, but throwing in cameos from familiar faces that audiences already knew and loved turned things up a notch. During the first season, viewers tuned in and saw crossover appearances from favorites like A-Train (Jessie T. Usher), The Deep (Chace Crawford), Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles), Ashley (Colby Minifie), and Victoria Neuman (Claudia Doumit). Thanks to a new trailer shared last weekend at Sdcc, we know that not only will the upcoming sophomore installment feature a fan-favorite character in a cameo capacity, but that she’ll be woven into the storyline.

From what we saw, Erin Moriarty’s Annie January, aka Starlight, will play a major role in Season 2 of Gen V,...

The cool, soothing tone of Hamish Linklater has been disarming audiences since he first came onto the scene more than two decades ago. That’s why he was the perfect man to don the top hat and beard of President Abraham Lincoln for Apple TV+’s Manhunt and why he was the right choice to portray a priest attempting to shepherd his followers towards the truth in Mike Flanagan’s Netflix series, Midnight Mass. Once again stepping into the spotlight and allowing his mild-mannered tone to lull us into a false sense of security, the actor is set to join the cast of Gen V for its second season, which arrives next month. Linklater will be taking on the role of Dean Cipher, the new leader at Godolkin University — a place for young superheroes to grow their powers. But, as the trailers have told us, there’s nothing safe about...

Prime Video‘s Gen V Season 2 is set to premiere on September 17, 2025, and all eyes are on Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair). Her power appears to be evolving into something far more dangerous. Based on the season 2 trailer, Marie’s new abilities could be telekinetic-like, blood manipulation, and non-contact offensive force. She may now manipulate blood within others as well.

The trailer shows Marie levitating objects and throwing people, hinting at a possible telekinetic upgrade. These scenes suggest she can now manipulate blood pressure similar to The Boys‘ Victoria Neuman, the head-popping supe. In the Season 1 finale, she halted a fatal injury to Cate and neutralized armed guards without touching them.

It can also be speculated that Marie may have adapted powers related to Andre Anderson. His telekinetic abilities resemble what Marie is now showing.

Could Marie Be More Powerful Than Homelander in Gen V Season 2? Marie in Gen V | Credit:...

Gen V star Jaz Sinclair has shed some light on Marie Moreau's upcoming partnership with Starlight in season 2. Though The Boys and Gen V can technically be watched independently, there's no denying that Gen V's story has greatly impacted the franchise's flagship show.

The supe-killing virus introduced in Gen V season 1 was a focal point in The Boys season 4, and now, Gen V season 2 looks primed to act as a bridge between The Boys seasons 4 and 5. The trailers for Gen V season 2 have promised appearances by The Deep (Chace Crawford), Black Noir (Nathan Mitchell), Firecracker (Valorie Curry), and, most importantly, Starlight (Erin Moriarty).

As the shows unravel the link between Vought and Godolkin University, Starlight asks Marie to help her uncover and stop an ongoing research program: Project Odessa. Project Odessa's aim is currently unknown, but it was created by God U's founder, Thomas Godolkin (Ethan Slater). So,...

2025 might be nearing its end, but we're nowhere near done geeking out over the incredible sci-fi TV headed our way. Oh, you thought the year had already delivered all its best? Nope, not even close. The final stretch of 2025 is packing some of the most exciting and visually stunning sci-fi shows yet.

With the current sci-fi lineup, this year will definitely be going out with a bang. In this article, we shared the four most anticipated sci-fi series still coming in 2025. Most are returning favorites, while one is an exciting newcomer that we're sure fans of the genre will welcome with open arms.

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Remember that new sci-fi show that I was just talking about? Well, it's Alien: Earth.

The last time Gen V fans were at Godolkin University, things took a turn for the worse for some students. Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair) and her friends were imprisoned while Cate (Maddie Phillips) and Sam (Asa Germann) were elevated. A small crossover in The Boys Season 4 confirmed that Cate and Sam were the new Guardians of Godolkin, but what happened to Marie and her gang? Gen V's showrunner, Michele Fazekas, told TV Insider that when the show returns for Season 2, viewers will be immersed in the next chapter of the story. "There’s a time jump,” she revealed at Sdcc to the outlet. She teased what's on the horizon for the characters, saying,

“And everyone starts in a completely different place, and they’re not all together… They’re in a place that we have been told in Season 1 [is] the last place you should want to go, which is called Elmira…...

Gen V‘s long-awaited return is nearly here, and ahead of The Boys spinoff’s Season 2 debut, the stars and showrunner Michele Fazekas hit up TV Insider and TV Guide Magazine’s studio at San Diego Comic-Con to tease what’s in store for this latest chapter of the college-set superhero series. As viewers will recall, Season 1 of the show, which focuses on a group of coming-of-age supes attending Godolkin University, saw several of the students imprisoned at a mysterious location with their fates uncertain. And Fazekas is clearing up any confusion as she sets the stage for Season 2. “Yeah, there’s a time jump,” she says. “And everyone starts in a completely different place, and they’re not all together… They’re in a place that we have been told in Season 1 [is] the last place you should want to go, which is called Elmira… Some of them end up there,...

The Gen V Season 2 cast lineup has been making headlines ever since the trailer was revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con in July. But we cannot stop thinking about one notable character from Season 1: Maverick’s girlfriend, Sloane. In the twisted, hormones and superpower-fueled world of Godolkin University, Maverick’s alpaca girlfriend stood out to audiences.

While her existence sounds like a joke ripped from The Boys’ playbook, the spin-off treats it surprisingly seriously, which has generated significant buzz around her powers and abilities. As Gen V gears up for a second season, let’s dissect all the abilities Maverick’s bizarre partner possesses.

Maverick’s Shape-Shifting Alpaca Girlfriend in Gen V

One of Gen V Season 1’s most bizarre pairings included the invisible son of Translucent, Maverick, and an alpaca named Sloane. Maverick’s girlfriend was first introduced to audiences in Season 1 Episode 5, titled “Welcome to the Monster...

Michelle Obama is a smart, beautiful and sassy woman, and although she's known for her highfalutin education and successful law career, as well as her former stint as First Lady, she has many layers - right now, she's opening up about her passion for Next Gen NYC.

She loves watching the stars, including Next Gen NYC's Ava Dash. The first season featured a great case, including Ava, Riley Burruss, Arianna Biermann, and Gia Giudice. Gia actually recently announced a big relationship update - she is not engaged to her love interest Christian Carmichael, but she said they're both in it for the "long haul."

Michelle's not ashamed that she's an avid The Real Housewives fan - she loves the franchise, and she's letting the world know that there's nothing wrong with enjoying the antics of reality stars. In fact, Michelle's sharing the fact that watching these women live out their...

Amazon Prime Video has dropped the official trailer for Gen V Season 2—first revealed at San Diego Comic‑Con (Sdcc) 2025—alongside confirmation that the series will premiere on September 17, 2025, releasing the first three episodes immediately, with the rest following weekly through October 22.

A New Era at Godolkin University

The trailer picks up after Season 1’s explosive finale: Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), Emma Meyer (Lizze Broadway), Jordan Li (London Thor & Derek Luh), and others awaken imprisoned in Elmira Adult Rehabilitation Center. They’re mysteriously returned to a transformed Godolkin University, now ruled by Dean Cipher (Hamish Linklater), who has implemented a Hunger Games–style militarization of supes, complete with gladiatorial training and suppression of powers via colored collars.

Honoring a Legacy: Andre’s Absence Addressed

The death of actor Chance Perdomo in March 2024 led producers to decide against recasting his character, Andre Anderson. The trailer directly addresses Andre’s absence through his father,...

On Thursday July 31 2025, ESPN broadcasts X Games Salt Lake City 2025!

Gen Next: Rising Stars Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Gen Next: Rising Stars” of “X Games Salt Lake City 2025” promises to showcase the exciting talent of young athletes. Scheduled to air on ESPN, this episode will highlight the fresh faces of extreme sports who are making waves in the competitive scene.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Salt Lake City, the X Games will take place from June 27 to June 29. This event is known for bringing together some of the best athletes from around the world, and this year is no different. “Gen Next” will focus on the next generation of stars who are ready to take their skills to new heights.

Viewers can expect thrilling competitions in various sports, including skateboarding, BMX, and snowboarding. Each young athlete brings their unique style and energy, making for an engaging viewing experience.

Gen-Z is out of reach, so many distributors fret. They don’t care about the theatrical experience. But in St. Pete Beach, Florida, something remarkable happened: 26-year-old Hannah Hockman spearheaded the refurbishment of an 85-year-old indie movie theater. It was a 16-month process of interior demolition, design, and rebuilding that she spearheaded and documented over a series of YouTube videos.

When Hockman opened her restored Beach Theatre on July 18 with a screening of a documentary about its restoration, she took the stage to deliver remarks to a sell-out crowd. It was an extraordinary moment in the cultural life of this small barrier island on the Gulf Coast and a reminder that movie theaters can be a hub for an entire community.

“There’s definitely a perception of kids ‘these days’ always looking at their phones,” Hockman told IndieWire. “But I think there’s definitely a desire in my generation...

Packing an abundance of surreal sex scenes, prosthetic penises, and Tarantino shamingly bloody violence, Gen V made itself right at home in Amazon's r-rated The Boys universe when it landed on Prime Video back in 2023. Now, almost two years later — and with Billy Butcher and co's final The Boys outing growing ever nearer — Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters' carnage-filled, college-set spin-off is about to enter its sophomore year as Season 2 promises to take us back to a very different Godolkin University than the one we left behind. Check out the new trailer for the latest series below and you'll see what we mean;

Hamish Linklater as creepy new Dean Cipher. Supes being trained as soldiers. Annie January (Erin Moriarty) on the run. God U students getting collared and tased. Welcome to Homelander's America, folks. Yes, after that massively consequential The Boys Season 4 finale, it looks like the ramifications of Homelander...

After five seasons, The Boys will be coming to an end. However, a new adaptation from its creator is in the works for fans to anticipate after the fifth and final season of The Boys on Prime Video.

The Hollywood Reporter has revealed a major update on Crossed, a new feature film that's in development. It is based on the post-apocalyptic comic book of the same name by Garth Ennis, who created The Boys with illustrator Darick Robertson. Reportedly, the ensemble cast will be led by Devin Druid (13 Reasons Why) and Ash Santos (American Horror Story). The two will be playing Stan and Cindy, characters who are featured in the original comic book story.

Several other cast members have also been revealed. They include Owen Harn (Cobra Kai) as the villain Horsecock, the leader of the infected, who's joined by Fedor Steer (Haunted Mansion) as Face and Kelvin Adekunle (City of Love) as Stump.

Gen V showrunner Michele Fazekas has addressed how season 2 of The Boys spinoff series will handle the death of a major actor who was part of season 1. Gen V season 2 sees the core cast of the spinoff return to Godolkin, where new threats abound. However, Chance Perdomo's Andre will not return after the actor's death in 2024.

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Fazekas explained the importance of honoring Perdomo while producing Gen V season 2. She explained how his presence hovers over "the entire season," with a story that does justice to his character and honors the contribution he made to the series. Check out what Fazekas had to say below:

Just watching the show and watching even just the trailer for it...we did it so long ago and I remember being in the writer's room and talking about how important it was to honor him. And then when you watch the show,...

Shows like ‘Peacemaker,’ ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy,’ and more streaming titles showed off at the annual convention.

San Diego Comic-Con has long been a hotbed for major TV and streaming announcements, mostly in the form of promotional videos for new and upcoming titles. This year was no exception; Sdcc 2025 went from July 24 through 27, and produced trailers and news from some of the most-hyped TV shows and movies coming to a screen near you.

We’ve assembled a list of all the major streaming announcements at Sdcc 2025 here. See which of your favorites dropped a new trailer or big news at the convention, and watch that trailer (if it’s been released to the public) in our listing below.

What were all the top announcements from San Diego Comic-Con 2025?

New ‘Peacemaker’ trailer

Critical Role role-playing shows on Prime Video get sneak peeks

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ trailer

‘Percy Jackson’ Season 2 gets trailer,...

One of Gen V's showrunners recently opened up about how Season 2 plans to honor the late Chance Perdomo. The actor died in 2024 at the age of 27 after a motorcycle accident.

Speaking withEntertainment Weekly at San Diego Comic-Con, Michele Fazekas talked about Perdomo's influence on the upcoming season of Amazon's hit The Boys spinoff. The show did not recast his part as Andre Anderson, instead choosing to adjust its storylines in order to pay tribute to Perdomo. "Just watching the show and watching even just the trailer for it...we did it so long ago and I remember being in the writer's room and talking about how important it was to honor him," Fazekas shared.

The early decision to make sure Perdomo's legacy was honored in Gen V impacted the entirety of the season. "And then when you watch the show, he exists throughout the entire season. It was,...

The second season of Prime Video's Gen V is almost here, and as well as delivering big on the gross-out superhero action, the series also has some incredibly big boots to fill; those of the late actor Chance Perdomo. But the series isn't filling the proverbial boots. Instead, following the actor's untimely passing in 2024, showrunner Michele Fazekas revealed that his part won't be recast in the second season. Instead, Gen V has elected to write Perdomo's death into the series. As The Boys fans build up to the release of Gen V Season 2 on September 17, many are wondering exactly how the show will honor the memory of Perdomo.

Michele Fazekas spoke to Entertainment Weekly at San Diego Comic-Con, and the Gen V showrunner addressed how Season 2 incorporated Perdomo's unexpected death. "[That was] probably the No. 1 thing we wanted to do," Fazekas said of honoring the late actor. "Just watching the show...

The Boysrecently wrapped filming on its highly anticipated fifth and final season, so it was only a matter of time before more details about the plot surfaced. However, it came as a major surprise when the first teaser for the final installment of Eric Kripke's satirical superhero series dropped behind closed doors at San Diego Comic-Con (Sdcc) on July 25. The footage was shared during Prime Video's Gen Vpanel in Hall H, marking the first look at the action that is to come when the show takes its final bow on screens next year.

Judging by the details of the sneak peek, as reported by Deadline, The Boys will be going out with a bang. The sneak peek offered a glimpse of some new and returning cast members, including Antony Starr's Homelander, who was shown delivering a powerful declaration, as he proclaimed that the country will be a "safer,...

Although we might be preparing to say goodbye to her in the fifth and final season of The Boys, there’s another place where Erin Moriarty’s Annie January, aka Starlight, will be popping up before the grand finale — Season 2 of Gen V. Today, during the production’s presentation at San Diego Comic Con, it was revealed through the trailer that Moriarty’s character will play a superb role in helping Marie (Jaz Sinclair) and her friends get a one-up on Godolkin University. Despite other members of The Boys family, like Chace Crawford’s The Deep and Antony Starr’s Homelander, hopping in during the first season, this will be Starlight’s debut appearance on the popular offshoot.

When we last left off with Starlight, she was using her powers of flight to soar out of harm’s way after being attacked by a slew of Vought cronies alongside Hughie...

Gen V is officially back, and it looks gnarlier than ever before. As revealed in the official trailer for Season 2, the popular The Boys spin-off returns to Prime Video later this September. The last teaser for the hit superhero satire confirmed that the main group of students will return to Godolkin University after being imprisoned and framed by Vought.

During the San Diego Comic-Con panel, Gen V revealed the all-new trailer for the upcoming second season. It's been nearly two years since the first season premiered in 2023, but the satirical superhero drama doesn't skip a beat in the action-packed footage. As teased inThe Boys Season 4, Supes are being pitted against humans, but it appears Marie (Jaz Sinclair) and the rest of her friends are keen on fighting the good fight. The show is set to return on Prime Video starting September 12. You can check out the official trailer below:

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Meet Bravo’s latest reality series, Next Gen NYC ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Bravo’s getting a new reality show called Next Gen NYC. Here’s what storylines to expect from the cast members who are the kids of reality stars or have been in the limelight and the world of riches, luxury and more.

Next Gen NYC: What Storylines To Expect From Gia Giudice, Brooks Marks & Others

Ariana Biermann is the daughter of Kim Zolciak-Biermann who starred on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. She stepped out with “no safety net, no family backup.” With a dream of launching her streetwear line, Ariana left for NYC. Thanks to her mother, she knows “how to navigate chaos, keep her circle tight and always stand up for what’s right.” Can she live up to it?

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Bravo has unveiled the cast and trailer for its new reality series, Next Gen NYC. The show, which will premiere on Tuesday, June 3, at 9 p.m. Et, features kids from The Real Housewives.

Riley Burruss (daughter of Grammy-award winner and Real Housewives of Atlanta alum Kandi Burruss), Ariana Biermann (daughter of former Rhoa star Kim Zolciak), Brooks Marks (son of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Meredith Marks), and Gia Giudice (dorter of Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudiace), are all featured in the new series.

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Next Gen NYC follows a tangled web of friends raised in the spotlight — or at least close enough for good lighting — as they stumble into adulthood one brunch, breakup and spontaneous decision at a time.

Whether stepping out of their parents’ shadows or creating their own legacies from scratch, these twentysomethings are determined to...

It’s here!

The trailer for the long-awaited spinoff featuring a slew of Bravo kids will be coming to your screens in the next few weeks.

It’s time to get excited about Next Gen NYC; the clip teases plenty of drama as the young adults tackle the Big Apple.

The cast includes The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Gia Giudice, alongside Riley Burruss, Ariana Biermann, and Brooks Marks, with his sister Chloe Marks also appearing in the series.

The show also stars Ava Dash, Emira D’Spain, Shai Fruchter, Georgia McCann, Charlie Zakkour, and Hudson McLeroy — Ariana’s boyfriend.

Viewers will also be treated to cameos from Housewives Teresa Giudice, Kandi Burruss, Meredith Marks, Kim Zolciak-Biermann, and a celebrity cameo from music mogul Damon Dash.

The show will air on Bravo and will also stream on Peacock.

Bravo releases trailer for Next Gen NYC

Bravo gave us a rare...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about NCIS, The White Lotus, Chicago Med, Pulse and more!

1 | Was the ridiculousness of some of the Yellowjackets not wanting to leave the wilderness balanced by the sublime scenes between Hilary Swank’s Mel and Melanie Lynskey’s Shauna?

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Wes Craven’s A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) wasn’t the first horror film to expound upon the terror of a nightmare, but it did wake filmmakers up to the possibilities that existed within that realm. More than four decades later, its influence is still being felt throughout the genre, as seen in Indonesian director Sidharta Tata’s newest film, Respati. Centered around a dream demon of sorts, the feature wears the influence of Craven on its sleeve, delivering an atmospheric tale chock full of frightening imagery. Though Tata’s latest tends to get away from the core concept to explore various other ideas—resulting in a bit of an overstuffed mattress of a film—an abundance of effective scares and the culturally rich story make Respati a nightmare that sticks with you.

Based on a novel by Ragiel Jp and adapted by Tata and co-writer Ambaridzki Ramadhantyo, we meet...

Law & Order: SVUofficially signs on the series' first female showrunner.

Per Variety, Michele Fazekas has been named as the new showrunner for Law & Order: Svu. Fazekas will be taking over for David Graziano, who has served as showrunner on the series for the past three seasons. While there has been no formal renewal of Law & Order: Svu for a 27th season as of the time of writing, such news is expected to come in the following weeks.

Fazekas and her longtime writing partner, Tara Butters, have co-created numerous fan-favorite series including Emergence and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World. The pair also served as co-showrunners on the first season of the hit The Boys spinoff, Gen V, the Marvel Cinematic Universe live-action series Agent Carter, and ABC's 2014 fantasy drama, Resurrection. Fazekas and Butters' have received numerous nominations for awards from the Gotham TV Awards, Writers Guild of America,...

“Law and Order: Svu” has tapped the first female showrunner in the NBC procedural’s long history.

Variety has confirmed with sources that Michele Fazekas has been named showrunner of the cop drama, having previously worked as a writer and co-executive producer on the series from 2001-2006. She takes over the top spot on the series from David Graziano, who has been the showrunner for the past three seasons.

Reps for NBC declined to comment.

“Law and Order: Svu” is currently airing its 26th season. It has not been formally renewed for Season 27 at this time, but is widely expected to be in the coming weeks.

Along with her longtime writing partner Tara Butters, Fazekas was most recently the co-showrunner on “The Boys” spinoff “Gen V” at Amazon. The second season of that show is currently in the works.

With Butters, Fazekas also created shows like “Emergence” and “Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.

Exclusive: NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has a new showrunner, Michele Fazekas, who is returning to the venerable crime drama after almost two decades. Coming off a stint as showrunner/co-showrunner on Prime Video’s Gen V, Fazekas is replacing David Graziano who served as Svu showrunner for the past three seasons and will finish the current Season 26 before handing over the reins to Fazekas. The NBC procedural, from Wolf Entertainment and Universal Television, has not been renewed yet for 2025-26 yet but that is fully expected.

Fazekas’ appointment marks the first time in Svu‘s 26-year history that a female showrunner will spearhead the series, which has a female lead, Mariska Hargitay as the iconic Captain Olivia Benson, and deals primarily with sexual crimes against women.

“As I see it and look back, Olivia Benson is sort of a perfect feminist story because we actually see this woman grow into her power,...

The Boys is Amazon Prime's very successful and very gross streaming series that explores what a world full of super powered terrible people would be like. The show has had four seasons and the fifth will be its last. Season five began filming about six months ago, and Eric Kripke has shared an update on X on how things are going. He also mentioned the second spin off series, Vought Rising.

“Season 5 halfway through shooting. #VoughtRising writers room writing brilliant scripts & new super suits being designed. It’s all happening #TheBoys #SPNFamily”

There you have it! Season five is halfway through the filming process.

It will probably be quite a while until we have a release date for The Boys season five. It's unlikely that we'll see the fifth season until we'll into 2026. Vought Rising will be even later, likely into 2027. However, it's definitely good to see that the writing...

Gen V is the first spin off show from Amazon Prime's very successful superhero show The Boys, a show that goes into what superheroes would be like if they were pretty much all bad people. Gen V's first season shows viewers what going to college as a superhero is like and, par for the course for anything related to The Boys, it's very good and frequently very gross.

Eric Kripke has taken to X to share an exciting update about Gen V season two, which has already wrapped filming. His post reads, "Okay #GenV update! Eps are done editing, doing music, sound & VFX now. Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait)."

That means we can expect a trailer any day now! What isn't one hundred percent clear is what he means when...

The Boysshowrunner Eric Kripke gives fans an exciting update on the status of Gen V Season 2.

In a March 29 X post, Kripke confirmed that episodes for Season 2 of the hit The Boys spinoff series are through the editing process. "Doing music, sound & VFX now," Kripke noted. "Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait)."

Okay #GenV update! Eps are done editing, doing music, sound & VFX now. Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait) @genv@TheBoysTV@PointGrey@PrimeVideohttps://t.co/jrTV4sRAYK— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) March 29, 2025

Gen V premiered on Prime Video in September 2023 to rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. The series brings audiences to the hallowed halls of Godolkin University School of Crimefighting, a college...

Tell Alice Cooper that he was wrong — school isn’t out forever. Today, Eric Kripke has taken to his social media accounts to spread the word that class is nearly back in session for The Boys spin-off series, Gen V. This fall will mark two full years since audiences were left on an incredibly tense cliffhanger that left us with a myriad of questions. While no release date or even window has been set at this time, Kripke does have some incredibly good news for fans who are waiting on pins and needles for the show’s return.

Reposting a set of images featuring main cast members from the series, Kripke wrote,

“Okay #GenV update! Eps are done editing, doing music, sound & VFX now. Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon. (I think this season is better than S1 & will be worth the wait) @genv @TheBoysTV...

After the third season of The Boys ended, we were treated to the first spin-off series, Gen V. The series focused on younger Supes and eventually tied into the main storyline, which is why it was received well by the fans in general.

A second season was announced and we knew, as has been confirmed, that it would be produced before the final season of The Boys. And while Chance Perdomo’s tragedy caused some problems, the production continued.

Eric Kripke, who is overseeing the whole franchise at Amazon, recently shared a major update on the show’s progress and we’d like to share it with you.

Related: Jared Padalecki Teases On-Screen Reunion With Jensen Ackles in ‘The Boys’ Final Season

The update was shared by Kripke on social media:

Okay #GenV update! Eps are done editing, doing music, sound & VFX now. Finishing up the first trailer. Trailer drop & date announcement coming soon.

Prime Video is going all-in on The Boys universe with a new prequel TV show Vought Rising. A recent update has shed some light on the series' potential release window.

The Boys is based on the satirical superhero comics by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. The flagship show already has one spin-off in the college-set series Gen V, which occurs concurrently with the timeline of The Boys.

Vought Rising was announced last year at San Diego Comic-Con as another spin-off to The Boys. But unlike Gen V, this series will be the franchise's first prequel, set in the 1950s and following the lives of controversial heroes Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) and Stormfront (Aya Cash).

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Sirius Xm has named Anjali Sud, chief executive of Fox’s fast-growing free ad-supported streaming platform Tubi since 2023, as a new independent director.

Prior to joining Tubi, Sud served as CEO of global online video platform Vimeo, taking the company public. She previously held various positions in e-commerce, finance and media at Amazon and the former Time Warner.

“Anjali has an incredible track record on the cutting edge of media and technology, and has a deep understanding for what it takes to succeed today. She will be an asset to the Board and to the company as a whole as we look to maintain our strong standing and to position ourselves for future growth,” said Sirius Xm CEO Jennifer. “I look forward to working with her.”

Under Sud, Tubi has become the most watched free TV and movie streaming service in the U.S., scaling to over 97 million monthly active viewers,...

Exclusive: Amazon and Sony Television’s Vought Rising, a prequel of The Boys, has cast Elizabeth Posey in a leading and undisclosed role.

She joins Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash, stars and executive producers, who will reprise their original The Boys roles of Soldier Boy and Stormfront, respectively.

Vought Rising was ordered to series by Prime Video last summer with mothership series executive producer Paul Grellong set as showrunner of the one-hour drama offshoot from franchise developer Eric Kripke. Will Hochman will also join the series, according to our sister company Variety.

Kripke and Grellong revealed at the time that the prequel is “a twisted murder mystery about the origins of Vought in the 1950s, the early exploits of Soldier Boy, and the diabolical maneuvers of a Supe known to fans as Stormfront, who was then going by the name Clara Vought.”

Ackles’ Soldier Boy and Aya Cash...

Prime Video's subversive acton-drama The Boys is one of the most popular genre shows out there, which is especially high praise given it's a superhero show operating outside the Marvel-dc super-complex. After four hugely successful seasons, showrunner Eric Kripke has decided to end the show with the upcoming season. What can we expect? Well, besides from pushing the bounderies of how much vulgarity can be put to screen, star Jack Quaid teases a "bittersweet" ending.

The saga has very much been told through the eyes of Quaid's character Hughie. In season 1, he represented a voice of reason among all the chaos, but after teaming up with Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) and the Boys, he's become a pivotal figure in the ongoing fight to take down the oppressive, unhinged superhero Homelander (Anthony Starr).

The Boys season 5 is in production right now. By the time everything is wrapped up, Quaid will be an emotional wreck.