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Netflix has announced the titles that are coming to the streaming service in September 2025. The movies and series that are leaving the service next month were also revealed. You can click on certain titles to learn more about each.

The Netflix September 2025 schedule includes Alice in Borderland Season 3, aka Charlie Sheen, Black Rabbit, Blippi’s Job Show Season 2, The Dead Girls, Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish, Haunted Hotel, House of Guinness, Love Is Blind: Brazil Season 5, and Love Is Blind: France.

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The month also includes Next Gen Chef, Pokémon Concierge Season 1 Part 2, Pokémon Horizons Season 2 – The Search for Laqua Part 4, Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black Season 2, Wednesday Season 2 Part 2, Wayward, Wolf King Season 2, and The Wrong Paris.

Members can also look forward to the comedy specials Cristela Alonzo: Upper Classy, Earthquake: Joke Telling Business, and Jordan Jensen: Take Me With You.

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Happy Gilmore 2 Cast Net Worth: Adam Sandler to Bad Bunny, Who’s the Richest of Them All? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

29 years later, Adam Sandler is back as Happy in the sequel to 1996’s Happy Gilmore 2. In this movie, Happy is a decorated retired golfer after winning his first Tour Championship, who lives with his four sons and a daughter. However, when things get tough, he gets lured back into golf. But this time, he is dedicated and motivated to revive the sport. While the Og movie became a cult classic over the years despite all the mixed reviews from critics, the sequel is somewhat a good watch if you want something lighthearted, comedic, and nostalgic.

However, the Netflix movie also received mixed reviews on X (previously known as Twitter), as many viewers didn’t like how the makers played with nostalgia and recycled jokes. But the film featured a stellar cast,...

Dave Flebotte, the Emmy-nominated writer and producer who worked on Tulsa King, Desperate Housewives, Boardwalk Empire and The PJs, has died after a long battle with cystic fibrosis. He was 65.

Flebotte died Tuesday in a hospital in Missoula, Montana, his wife, Sandra Lindqvist, told The Hollywood Reporter. “Writing to him was everything,” she said.

Flebotte was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a youngster and was told he wouldn’t live past age 12, his wife said. He had a double lung transplant 28 years ago.

The son of a bookie, Flebotte was born in Hanson, Massachusetts. A teacher at Emerson College persuaded him to pursue a career in writing, and he began in Hollywood in the 1990s, working on TV comedies including Good Advice, The 5 Mrs. Buchanans, Ellen and Suddenly Susan.

From 1999-2000, he wrote a handful of episodes and produced the Eddie Murphy co-created Fox animated show The PJs, which earned him an Emmy nom.

“You can’t always get what you want…” — The Rolling Stones weren’t kidding. You know, love can be like that favorite vinyl record we scratched a little too hard — still playable, still beautiful, but never quite the same again. Some tracks, though, are worth replaying. And it seems Charlie Sheen is reaching for the needle one more time.

Lately, we’ve been watching this unlikely mellowing of Sheen and his ex-wife, Denise Richards. Insiders whisper that his feelings for Richards are back — strong as ever. But love isn’t a boomerang. Sometimes it doesn’t swing back — no matter how earnestly you throw it. And Richards? She’s still married to Aaron Phypers. So as much as Sheen’s heart might be knocking on her door, life may have changed the locks.

Charlie Sheen is still smitten: Will his heart get a reboot or just buffer forever? Charlie Sheen...

Apart from his remarkable stint on Two and a Half Men, Charlie Sheen is also quite popular for his controversies. From his iconic anti-Chuck Lorre rant that got him kicked out of the sitcom, to him using some harsh words against his ex-wife Denise Richards, Sheen knows how to stay in the limelight. The duo shares two daughters together and got married in 2002, but divorced four years later in 2006.

Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men | Credits: CBS

What followed was a series of unfortunate events in which the duo fought a very ugly custody battle as well as Sheen’s Twitter attacks on Richards. On the same subject of their divorce, Richards detailed in an interview why she left Sheen in the first place.

Denise Richards Used Some Harsh Words When She Detailed Her Split From Charlie Sheen

Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen crossed paths for the...

For today’s Gen-z kids, The Big Bang Theory and Friends might be some of the shows that they feel are iconic. But long back in the 80s, aired a show that changed the definition of sitcoms and grew a massive fan base across the US.

Yes, we are talking about NBC’s Cheers, which ran successfully from 1982 until its series finale in 1993. Critically acclaimed and loved by many during its original run, the series is one of the best sitcoms.

Cheers is hilarious, intelligent, fast-paced, heartfelt, peopled by unforgettable characters, and consistently good. The story revolves around a Boston bar, owned by Sam Malone (Ted Danson), a former relief pitcher, and has several other main characters, who either work in the bar or visit it regularly.

Decades later after its final run, let’s take a look at where some of the Cheers‘ major cast members are now!

Here...

Charlie Sheen, known for his role in the hit sitcom Two and a Half Men, experienced a career decline marked by the loss of his role on the popular show. While several factors contributed to his downfall, his substance abuse is often cited as a major reason.

Two and a Half Men | Credit: CBS

His co-star Jon Cryer later revealed that Sheen’s addiction worsened after his split from Denise Richards, someone who has also been held responsible by Sheen’s fans for turning his life upside down.

Jon Cryer on Charlie Sheen’s Struggles with Drug Addiction Following His Divorce

Jon Cryer shared the screen with Charlie Sheen as Alan Harper in Two and a Half Men before he was replaced by Ashton Kutcher in Season 9. Sheen was fired from the sitcom in 2011 due to self-destructive behavior and derogatory remarks about the show’s creator, Chuck Lorre, among other controversies.

The Emmys just paid tribute to the great Treat Williams: the 71-year-old actor who died in a motorcycle crash received a posthumous nomination for playing former CBS head and media tycoon Bill Paley in Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans. It was his final role before he died June 12, 2023 in Vermont.

The Ryan Murphy miniseries, which is an adaptation of Laurence Leamer’s bestselling book Capote’s Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era, chronicles the tale of the famous wunderkind author as he stabs several of his female friends — whom he called his “swans” — in the back by publishing a roman à clef short story called “La Côte Basque 1965” in Esquire in 1975.

Last June, FX and 20th TV released this statement: “Treat Williams leaves behind a legacy of remarkable performances in film and television, and an indelible mark on the entire industry.

Colleagues, friends and fans are remembering Treat Williams, the versatile and prolific actor who died in a motorcycle crash today at 71. Have a look at a sampling of reaction posted on social media below.

The actor from Rowayton, Ct, amassed more than 125 film and TV credits during a career that spanned nearly half a century. He was the widowed brain surgeon who moves his kids from Manhattan to small-town Colorado on the WB’s 2002-06 drama Everwood. He recurred as the ex-firefighter dad of Kelly and Katie Severeid on Chicago Fire, starred opposite Shelley Long in the 1993-94 CBS sitcom Good Advice and guested or did arcs on dozens of series including Law & Order: Svu, White Collar, Hawaii Five-o, Leverage and The Simpsons.

Related: Emily VanCamp Pays Tribute To ‘Everwood’ Co-Star Treat Williams

More recently he was a series regular for the full six-season run of Hallmark Channel’s Chesapeake Shores.

Barry Newman, who was behind the wheel of a “super-charged” Dodge Challenger in Vanishing Point, a 1971 film featuring several breakneck police chases, and later starred as a defense attorney on the NBC series Petrocelli, has died. He was 92.

He died May 11 in a New York hospital, with his death confirmed by social media posts from friends. No cause has been established.

Newman had appeared on Broadway and the film The Lawyer (1970) (which later spun off into the TV series Petrocelli) when he was offered Vanishing Point. In the film, his drug-addicted character was tasked with delivering a car from Colorado to California, with the stipulation that if he could do it in 15 hours, his meth purchase would be free.

The film was directed by Richard C. Sarafian and became a cult classic, as Cleavon Little kept up a steady stream of radio chatter on the epic journey. No less than...

Actor Barry Newman, star of the 1971 hot rod classic “Vanishing Point”, has died at age 92.

Newman’s wife, Angela, told The Hollywood Reporter that Newman died May 11 at New York-Presbyterian Columbia University Irving Medical Center.

After appearing in Broadway, Newman was cast in 1970 feature “The Lawyer”. That led to a starring role in director Richard C. Sarafian’s 1971 “Vanishing Point”, which went on to become a cult classic that has influenced the likes of Steven Spielberg.

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Newman then reprised his role in “The Lawyer” — brash young attorney Anthony Petrocelli — in the 1974 made-for-tv movie “Night Games”, which was spun off as the series “Petrocelli”, which ran from 1974 until 1976.

Among Newman’s extensive list of credits are the TV movies “King Crab”, “City on Fire”, “Amy” and “Good Advice”, and TV series including “L.A. Law”, “Murder, She Wrote...

Barry Newman, who propelled a supercharged Dodge Challenger across the American West in Vanishing Point and portrayed a defense attorney on the NBC series Petrocelli, has died. He was 92.

Newman died May 11 of natural causes at NewYork-Presbyterian Columbia University Irving Medical Center, his wife, Angela, told The Hollywood Reporter.

After appearing on Broadway and starring in The Lawyer (1970), the Boston-born actor was up for a change of pace when he was offered the role of a man tasked with transporting a car from Denver to San Francisco in the action-packed Fox film Vanishing Point (1971), directed by Richard C. Sarafian.

“This was very unique,” he said. “I had just done this film about a lawyer, a Harvard graduate, and I thought this is a different kind of thing. The guy was the rebel, the antihero. I enjoyed doing that very much.”

Newman’s taciturn character, Kowalski, was a Vietnam veteran, former...

Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen discusses toxic marriage to Charlie Sheen. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/S_Bukley

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Denise Richards appeared on the podcast of a fellow Bravolebrity, Caroline Stanbury from Ladies of London and The Real Housewives of Dubai, where she offered insight into her divorce from Two and a Half Men actor Charlie Sheen.

Denise was a guest on Caroline’s podcast Divorced Not Dead, and she spilled the tea, calling the relationship “toxic” but revealing good came from the relationship.

Denise ultimately split from Charlie while she was six months pregnant with their second child together.

E! Online reported about the podcast conversation, which took place between Caroline and Denise on Wednesday.

Denise explained, “No offense to him [Charlie] but I think he would take that and understand what I’m saying. It was very toxic.”

Denise could be referring to Charlie’s struggles with substance abuse,...

Estelle Harris, who played George Costanza’s (Jason Alexander) mother Estelle on the iconic NBC sitcom Seinfeld, died Saturday evening of natural causes in Palm Desert, California, just weeks before her 94th birthday.

“It is with the greatest remorse and sadness to announce that Estelle Harris has passed on this evening at 6:25pm,” her son Glen Harris, who held her as she drew her final breath, told Deadline. “Her kindness, passion, sensitivity, humor, empathy and love were practically unrivaled, and she will be terribly missed by all those who knew her.”

Born Estelle Nussbaum in New York City on April 22, 1928, Harris appeared on 27 episodes of Seinfeld between 1992 and 1998. (The character had been named Estelle before she landed the part.) She began pursuing acting at assorted amateur community theaters while raising her children, and went on to find incredible success both on stage and on screen, also featuring in such series as Futurama,...

Exclusive: Robert Horn, the Tony Award-winning book writer of the Broadway musical Tootsie, has signed with Verve for representation in all areas.

Horn, who began his career as a writer for TV’s Designing Women and Living Single before going on to create CBS’ High Society and FX’s Partners, currently is writing the stage musical adaptation of Hercules for Disney Theatricals, and the film adaptation of 13: The Musical for Netflix.

And last November, Deadline reported that Horn and and Tootsie director Scott Ellis were collaborating on a Fox multi-camera comedy project called Football Book Club inspired by the experiences of former New England Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell. The Mitchell-inspired character is a pro wide received sidelined by injury who joins an all-female Southern book club.

Read Deadline’s Broadway review of Tootsie here.

Also coming up for Horn is an original musical comedy featuring music and lyrics...

The time has come for Hulu to release its list of everything coming and going in the month of August.

This will come in handy after the “Bachelorette” season finale in late July leaves us in desperate need of something else to watch.

In August, a new episode of Hulu’s horror anthology “Into The Dark” arrives, in which a group of social outcasts who are stuck in weekend detention are confronted by the school’s legendary hauntings.

Also Read: 'Mrs. Maisel' Star Alex Borstein Is Frequently Asked to Sign Plungers, and She Thinks It's Weird

Other Hulu originals include: “The Amazing Johnathan Documentary,” in which a filmmaker profiles a dying magician on his final tour, but the lines between reality and magic begin to blur; Season 2 of “Find Me in Paris,” and “Jawline,” a Hulu original documentary that follows 16-year-old Austyn Tester, a rising star in the live-broadcast ecosystem...

Amazon Prime Video has announced its new content offerings for July 2019, a list that includes five Amazon Original series and one Amazon Original movie. The service will also start streaming Epix’s new series “Pennyworth,” which takes a look at the early life of Batman’s famous butler Alfred, on July 28.

In terms of original series, “Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny” returns for Season 1B on July 5. Season 2 of “Comicstaan” airs July 12, while Season 4 of “All or Nothing” premieres July 19. Season 3 of “Dino Dana” and the series premiere of “The Boys” — a superhero comic book adaptation — are coming July 26.

The Amazon original movie “Peterloo” — a historical drama that chronicles one of that bloodiest chapter’s in Britain’s history — debuts July 3.

Some other movies to look forward to include “Under the Silver Lake,” the new “Hellboy,” “Corpse Bride,” “Rosemary’s Baby,” and five different “Star Trek” films ranging...

You can tell a lot about a person by the television they watch and the books they read — even while they reveal their theories as to why they lost a Presidential election.

Clinton’s new memoir, “What Happened,” chronicling her experiences surrounding the 2016 election, is surprisingly candid on a number of levels. For example, regarding her coping mechanisms following the loss of the election, “It wasn’t all yoga and breathing: I also drank my share of chardonnay.”

But even more fascinating are the ways in which she invokes current pop culture. Some of the references feel more forced than others. Some of them are truly bonkers.

This is not a complete list of every reference made, as we omitted some of the religious, spiritual, and historical texts upon which she drew to make her points. Instead, here is all the evidence you need that the Clintons know their way around a TV remote,...

Blood, blood everywhere! The midseason premiere of The Haves and Have Nots began with not one but two characters wearing red — Q, collateral damage in War’s vendetta against Candace, and Melissa, who slit her wrists in the wake of her father’s death. Did either or both of them survive? Read on…

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‘My Nephew Died’ | Picking up where “In Pursuit of Prey” left off, “The Fallout From War” began with Hanna emerging from the hotel bathroom, an unconscious Q in her arms… saying that it was too...

[[tmz:video id="0_1557ttsm"]] Marcedes Lewis says there's one thing UCLA stud athlete Lonzo Ball needs to avoid like the plague while he's tearing it up for the Bruins ... the one thing that can derail his entire college career. The Dreaded Thots Of Westwood. Ball is Dominating for UCLA right now ... with a lot of people saying he's already a lock for Player of the Year honors ... and maybe even the #1 pick in the draft. We got Marcedes --...

It’s the end of November, which means while the rest of us slowly begin to recover from the post-Thanksgiving Day bloat, the Victoria’s Secret girls are busy taking Paris by storm. And while Og Angel Heidi Klum won’t be amongst the lingerie-clad ladies bringing the longstanding runway show abroad this year, the model has never lost her love of strutting around in next to nothing. In fact, in her latest cover interview for Ocean Drive magazine, Klum discusses her preference for nudity, what she looks for in a good set of lingerie, and confesses that even though...

As more details continue to come out about Mariah Carey and James Packer‘s split, the whole ordeal only seems to become more uncertain. While the break up has turned into a serious case of he-said, she-said, there’s one thing that the pop star has made crystal clear — she’s keeping the ring. But as the diva continues to go out in Hollywood with that 35-carat rock still firmly attached to her finger, one big question remains: Legally, does she have to give it back?

According to Alexandra Leichter, a Certified Family Law Specialist at Leichter Leichter-Maroko Llp in Beverly Hills,...

At the 74th birthday party of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali in January, his family asked a magician to come to his house to perform for the lifelong lover of magic tricks. Ali also rode a recumbent stationary bicycle for about 30 minutes, another joy-inducing activity. "Being engaged in what makes you happy is so important," says the oldest of the fighter's nine children, Maryum "May May" Ali. "Attitude is everything." Good advice for all, but particularly for sufferers of Parkinson's disease, which her father gallantly battled for the last three decades before his June 3 death. Ali, 48, was close to her father,...

At the 74th birthday party of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali in January, his family asked a magician to come to his house to perform for the lifelong lover of magic tricks. Ali also rode a recumbent stationary bicycle for about 30 minutes, another joy-inducing activity. "Being engaged in what makes you happy is so important," says the oldest of the fighter's nine children, Maryum "May May" Ali. "Attitude is everything." Good advice for all, but particularly for sufferers of Parkinson's disease, which her father gallantly battled for the last three decades before his June 3 death. Ali, 48, was close to her father,...

Kirsten Howard Jul 19, 2016

From Blonde And Blonder and You Stupid Man, through to Edmond: we go through the recent straight-to-dvd films of Denise Richards...

So far in this series of pieces that look at the straight-to-dvd or VOD movies of some of our favourite actors who have fallen on hard times, we’ve only looked at men (to date: Bruce Willis, Nicolas Cage, John Cusack and John Travolta). That’s because, mostly, actresses find themselves almost completely out of the game once they hit 30ish – an unnecessary full stop that a lot of us would like to see removed in the future.

Denise Richards, sadly, is no different. After marrying a man she found herself in an abusive relationship with, her career climb stumbled and she was forced back down into TV roles, where she’s currently still putting in the hours.

Richards had a sparkling, American Dream-like start in life.

Million Dollar Listing's Josh Altman and Heather Bilyeu have closed the deal: they're married! After some ups-and-downs - all broadcast on television - the pair finally said "I do" in a romantic Aspen, Colorado, ceremony on Saturday afternoon. Documented by guests on social media, the ceremony at the St. Regis Aspen was held under a see-through tent, decorated with birchwood and white, rose flowers. The bride and groom, 37, exchanged their vows under a crystal chandelier and decked-out wood altar. A photo posted by theHELLOtote (@thehellotote) on Apr 2, 2016 at 7:24pm Pdt A photo posted by Aspen Branch (@aspenbranch) on...

Million Dollar Listing's Josh Altman and Heather Bilyeu have closed the deal: they're married! After some ups-and-downs - all broadcast on television - the pair finally said "I do" in a romantic Aspen, Colorado, ceremony on Saturday afternoon. Documented by guests on social media, the ceremony at the St. Regis Aspen was held under a see-through tent, decorated with birchwood and white, rose flowers. The bride and groom, 37, exchanged their vows under a crystal chandelier and decked-out wood altar. A photo posted by theHELLOtote (@thehellotote) on Apr 2, 2016 at 7:24pm Pdt A photo posted by Aspen Branch (@aspenbranch) on...

Betty White and Aubrey Plaza are headed under the sea!

The stars will appear on Saturday's episode of SpongeBob Squarepants. White will voice Beatrice, a kindly older owner of a mall store focusing on grandmotherly things. Her character helps comfort Pearl, who after getting a job at the mall, is teased by a goth teen named Nocturna (voiced by Plaza), who accuses of her of being uncool.

"Don't let those bobble-headed nincompoops get to you Pearly," White's character says in an exclusive clip, adding that she was teased by mean girls in school. "They called me Boring Beatrice. Not very creative those girls.

Betty White and Aubrey Plaza are headed under the sea! The stars will appear on Saturday's episode of SpongeBob Squarepants. White will voice Beatrice, a kindly older owner of a mall store focusing on grandmotherly things. Her character helps comfort Pearl, who after getting a job at the mall, is teased by a goth teen named Nocturna (voiced by Plaza), who accuses of her of being uncool. "Don't let those bobble-headed nincompoops get to you Pearly," White's character says in an exclusive clip, adding that she was teased by mean girls in school. "They called me Boring Beatrice. Not very creative those girls.

Betty White and Aubrey Plaza are headed under the sea! The stars will appear on Saturday's episode of SpongeBob Squarepants. White will voice Beatrice, a kindly older owner of a mall store focusing on grandmotherly things. Her character helps comfort Pearl, who after getting a job at the mall, is bullied by a goth teen named Nocturna (voiced by Plaza), who accuses of her of being uncool. "Don't let those bobble-headed nincompoops get to you Pearly," White's character says in an exclusive clip, adding that she was bullied by mean girls in school. "They called me Boring Beatrice. Not very creative those girls.

Feast your ears on 13 new re-imagined versions of iconic Disney songs like “Colors of the Wind”, “Let It Go”, and “Zero to Hero”. These and more are all part of Disney's newest album titled “We Love Disney”, which features an array of current artists, ranging from pop star Ariana Grande to rockers Fall Out Boy. “We Love Disney” was released on October 30, 2015 and takes listeners on a journey down memory lane through some of Disney's most beloved songs. Some of them sound similar to the originals, but many have been remixed or done in radically new styles. The “We Love Disney” complete track list includes: 1. “Friend Like Me” from “Aladdin” - Performed by Ne-Yo This track brings the dazzling world of the Genie into the swigging jazz age. Ne-Yo sizzles with a crooning vocal that is complimented by a driving big band, muffled jazz trumpets, and an upbeat snapping tempo.

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Here's everything coming to Amazon Prime instant video in July 2019!

Amazon Prime is on a good pace of releasing at least one notable original series per month. For Amazon Prime's new releases for July 2019, that honor goes to dark superhero dramedy The Boys. 

The series, based on the Garth Ennis book of the same name, stars Karl Urban and arrives on July 26. And that's about it for Amazon's originals! Unless you are a big All or Nothing fan. 

And that's alright as the movie offerings for July should keep plenty of folks occupied. David Robert Mitchell's moody It Follows followup Under the Silver Lake arrives on July 1. Gone Baby Gone, Hellboy, and Serenity all arrive mid-month.

Then as new traditions demand, the lion's share of content arrives at the end of the month. Rosemary's Baby, Corpse Bride, and Dumb and Dumber premiere on July 31 - an...

"You gotta follow the white guys," director Ava DuVernay told a crowd of female bloggers (via The Hollywood Reporter) during her closing keynote address at the 2015 BlogHer Conference, offering up advice for women and minorities looking to make it in their industry. It was an interesting point for the Selma director to make. After all, the conversation has grown louder and louder when it comes to the discussion regarding women and people of color blazing their own trails and charting their own paths to the top in industries that have been primarily dominated by white males. But according to DuVernay there is an advantage to utilizing the roads paved by those already in positions of privilege and power. "They've got this thing wired. Too often, we live within their games, so why would you not study what worksc Take away the bad stuff -- because there's a lot -- and...

Tyrion Lannister doesn't know it yet, but he ended "Game of Thrones" Season 5, Episode 3, "High Sparrow," in a much better situation than his estranged wife, Sansa Stark.

Does anyone in the Seven Kingdoms and across the Narrow Sea have worse luck with weddings and engagements than Sansa? Joffrey. Tyrion. Now Ramsay Bolton. Either Walder Frey or Qyburn's monster must be next. Tyrion was a prince of a husband in comparison, but -- to his credit -- he never wanted to marry a young girl who didn't want him. Now she's engaged to the guy who flays for fun. Seven hells. Do you think the Boltons can be killed off before anything ... happens? This is a big change from the book, but we could say that about several storylines this season. Is that a good thing? It makes the ride a little more exciting...

Janos Slynt may have actually ended Episode...

Tyrion Lannister doesn't know it yet, but he ended "Game of Thrones" Season 5, Episode 3, "High Sparrow," in a much better situation than his estranged wife, Sansa Stark.

Does anyone in the Seven Kingdoms and across the Narrow Sea have worse luck with weddings and engagements than Sansa? Joffrey. Tyrion. Now Ramsay Bolton. Either Walder Frey or Qyburn's monster must be next. Tyrion was a prince of a husband in comparison, but -- to his credit -- he never wanted to marry a young girl who didn't want him. Now she's engaged to the guy who flays for fun. Seven hells. Do you think the Boltons can be killed off before anything ... happens? This is a big change from the book, but we could say that about several storylines this season. Is that a good thing? It makes the ride a little more exciting...

Janos Slynt may have actually ended Episode...

By Lee Pfeiffer

Well, it's that time of year again when pundits everywhere weigh in on the merits (or lack thereof) of the previous evening's Oscar telecast.

Here are my random observations:

Host Neil Patrick Harris was affable and likable and worked like hell to put on a good show. But there lies the rub. Traditionally, Oscar hosts never had to be chosen for their ability to carry Busby Berkeley-like song and dance extravaganzas. Dear old Jerry Lewis, Bob Hope and Johnny Carson were simply there to keep the traffic flowing to the podium in between rattling off some memorable one-liners. Billy Crystal quashed that tradition with his ever-outrageous opening production numbers that razzed the Academy and some of the nominees. The idea should have been retired with him when he announced he would no longer host the event. Last evening's opening act was certainly opulent and contained some...

Another weekend, another batch of new Destiny items coming by way of Xur: Agent of the Nine. The ever-trusty merchant has returned to the Tower for the weekend of February 6 with a collection of exotic weaponry vying for your attention, including some eye-catching helmets and a fusion rifle called Plan C.

But act quickly, Guardians, for Xur will remain at his post right up until 1am Pdt on Sunday, February 8.

For the uninitiated, players are able to exchange their hard-earned Strange Coins and Motes of Light for exotic weapons and armour. Not satisfied with your current load-out? Fear not, for Xur also accepts your existing weapons for brand spanking new ones, replete with better stats and various buffs. For a detailed list of what wares are on display this week, check out the comprehensive rundown below.

The Glasshouse [Exotic Titan helmet] – 13Sc

Don’t Touch Me [Exotic Hunter gauntlets] – 13Sc

Sunbreakers [Exotic Warlock gauntlets] – 13Sc

Plan C [Exotic fusion rifle] – 17Sc

Exotic...

In its weekly update, Bungie has finally announced plans to rectify one of Destiny‘s longstanding bugs: the heavy ammo glitch that causes Guardians to lose all of their coveted purple ammunition upon death or when entering a cutscene.

Given the rarity of heavy ammo across the solar system, it’s a wonder it took the studio so long to target the persistent bug, but according to the post on the shooter’s blog, it’s a problem that has been between Bungie’s crosshairs for some time.

“Fixing bugs in a live game is always about managing risk. What are the chances that the fix is going to cause an issue that might be worse than the original bug? Players outnumber our testers by factors of several thousand, so if there is a problem that slips through the cracks, it is virtually guaranteed that the community will find it.

With the release of The Dark Below expansion set for next week, Bungie released a mammoth new update for Destiny yesterday. The patch addresses several issues with the title, including weapon balance, technical problems and more.

Courtesy of Bungie, here are the full Destiny December 1 patch notes:

Weapons

Exotics

Exotic Weapons are designed to look, feel, and sound overpowered. At the same time, they are not supposed to break the balance of the game. We hope these weapons challenge the way players think about their loadouts. Exotics will be a constant work in-progress!

General In preparation for the Dark Below, Exotic Armor and Weapons no longer require Ascendant Materials to upgrade The final upgrade node of all Exotic Gear will require an Exotic Shard Exotic Shards can be obtained by one of the following means: Dismantling unwanted Exotics Purchased from Xur for 7 Strange Coins Exotics now start at a...

San Diego - Marvel Studios began their Saturday panel with an opening preview reel that was basically a refresher as they ran through all ten of the films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, wrapping up with new footage from "Guardians Of The Galaxy," including a truly awesome shot of Thanos. It was great seeing a visual reminder of just how each of the puzzle pieces was dropped into place, how they've become more adventurous with each new film, how they've started playing with style and tone. Wrapping it up with Chris Pratt snarling, "We're the guardians of the galaxy, bitch" drove Hall H wild, which was a heck of a way for Team Marvel to take the stage. Kevin Feige told the completely packed hall that the first film they'd be highlighting was 2015's "Ant-Man," which has been the subject of some intense controversy so far. New director Peyton Reed...

Trading her winter layers for the sun and sand of Miami Beach, Adriana Lima struck some sexy poses for a Victoria's Secret photo shoot on Saturday (January 18).

The 32-year-old donned a set of bewitching black panties and a black bra, showing off her perfect curves, running her fingers through her hair and flirting with the camera from a balcony.

In related news, the Victoria's Secret Angel took to Twitter and Facebook today, posting a picture of herself showing off her stunning smile, and holding a shopping bag.

She captioned the snapshot, "Do something for yourself today! xoxo, Adriana." Good advice!

David Beckham and Victoria Beckham are great parents, and their kids know it! So much so, in fact, that sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz want to get inked in their honor some day! But David, who has a reported 32 tattoos on his beautiful body, revealed on The Jonathan Ross Show he'd rather the boys not get tattoos at all. "They've already said they're having tattoos done," the 38-year-old retired soccer player said. "And I said, 'Well, be different, don't have any tattoos.'" Photos: David's hottest shirtless moments Good advice from Becks, but the boys weren't having it. David explained, "They said, 'No, we're going to have one. We're...

Steven Soderbergh followed The Underneath, a superb neo-noir that expertly uses widescreen framing and color photography to its full potential, with Schizopolis, a film motivated by his feelings of artistic impotence. This concept is somewhat surprising, as The Underneath is one of his best films, one of the best neo-noirs from the nineties, and one of Soderbergh’s more underrated works. Schizopolis is more well-known and seen (thanks to Criterion) but unfortunately, it is a stale work that only exists for the director’s edification. After Schizopolis, Soderbergh reportedly felt rejuvenated and made Out of Sight, which ended his commercial slump so we can all thank this experimental film for Soderbergh’s commercial and artistic turning point. However, this exercise is far more interesting to think and write than it is to watch. Schizopolis is ultimately more interesting in the abstract than it is in reality

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Ian Chesterton

Portrayed by: William Russell

Doctor(s): First Doctor

Tenure: 16 Stories (73 episodes), from An Unearthly Child (Nov, 1963) to The Chase (June, 1965)

Background: Ian Chesterton is a science teacher at the Coal Hill School alongside Barbara Wright. We are introduced to him in the series’ pilot episode as the teacher of Susan Foreman, who is soon revealed to be The Doctor’s granddaughter. Perplexed by Susan’s strange behavior, Ian and Barbara follow her back to her home in a junkyard, where they see her enter a mysterious police box. They follow her in, only to discover the Tardis, the time machine that serves as a home to Susan and The Doctor. Though they promise to keep the secret, the paranoid Doctor refuses to let them leave and instead whisks them off through space and time.

Personality: Ian is an incredibly logical man of action, often taking on the...

What did you want to be when you were a kid? Spaceman? Lollipop lady? James Bond? Wonder Woman? A multitude of choices all waiting to be explored without the burdens of grown-up red tape and crushing rejection.

For Buffy, however, employment options are more limited than the average Jo. Due to her pesky calling as the Slayer, filling in a multiple choice employment questionnaire is more arduous than it should be. “Unless hell freezes over and every vampire in Sunnydale puts in for early retirement, I'd say my future is pretty much sealed,” she frowns. Could it be though that another Slayer in town can offer a way out of her destiny and into a life full of wage slips and tax woes?

That's just one of the many questions thrown up in the bumper two-parter What's My Line?. It's the first double whammy since the début story, and it's...

For those who may be new to my articles or have not read my brief profile, my childhood was spent growing up in the Outback of Australia. Now when it comes to the reputation of our country’s hostile environment, everything you have probably heard is true. The dangers that like to come at you at a moments notice pretty much all can kill you.

We have a majority of the world’s most dangerous animals right here on our doorstep (literally, they will come to your doorstep). In actual fact, out of what is considered the ten most dangerous animals in existence, we currently are home to 4 of them. Australian Box Jellyfish, the Great White Shark, the Eastern Brown Snake and the Saltwater Crocodile.

To research this article I actually went and looked at several comparisons and although they do vary, the general consensus on these four creatures are...

Rob and Dylan are heating up, but there’s reportedly at least one person who isn’t exactly thrilled about it — her dad!

It’s never easy for a guy to get the approval of his girlfriend’s father. And when you’re Robert Pattinson, an incredibly famous, incredibly sexy actor wanted by every girl in the world, and your girlfriend’s father is Sean Penn, it’s apparently even harder.

Sean Penn Warns Robert Pattinson About Dating His Daughter

The 53-year-old iconic actor reportedly had a sit-down with Rob to talk about the budding relationship with his daughter, Dylan Penn, according to Metro. Sean is reportedly concerned that Dylan is just a rebound hookup for Rob — he wants to make sure his little girl isn’t going to get hurt.

“Rob and Dylan get on well and really fancy one another. It’s obvious Dylan is smitten,” a source told Metro.

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Pixar producers Kori Rae and Darla K. Anderson are the married lesbian couple behind Monsters Inc. and its new sequel Monsters University. They talked with The San Francisco Gate about the Doma news, where they found out about it in Japan. Here's a cute story:

We got together (during) the last year of Monsters Inc. in 2001. I figured I’d have to leave the show, and I was willing to leave the company at that point. We had talked about it. But they were completely great. They said “Of course not. You’re such a great team, a producing team. We’d love for you to keep working together.” They were nothing but supportive, and have been the whole time. We’ve chosen since Monsters Inc. to not (work together). … I think it’s...

The big 2-1 is coming fast for Selena! Talking with Ryan Seacrest on his radio show, the actress revealed that she’s already got an awesome party in the works. Keep reading for the details!

When Selena Gomez turns 21 on July 22, she’s going to throw a blowout party to end all blowouts. At least that’s the impression she gave during an interview with Ryan Seacrest.

Selena Gomez Throwing A Big Birthday Party

“I’m gonna have a big party,” Selena revealed on On Air With Ryan Seacrest. It’s a milestone birthday for Selena — she’ll finally be able to order a drink (legally) — and she seems to be preparing to celebrate appropriately.

“It’s gonna end up at my house,” the singer said. Selena revealed that she and her mom are spearheading the party plans and that they already have a few themes in mind. “I wanted...

Teen Wolf is going to a full throated howl on same-sex loving this season. We already know that Danny will be dating one of the Alpha Twins played by Max and Charlie Carver, but we didn't know how far they might take it. Jeff Davis says there will be some only-on-cable scenes between the boys. "I can't say we go to Spartacus levels, but their sex scenes are treated just like any other sex scenes you've seen on our show. I've always thought that if you present this idealized world where young gay men and women are no different from anyone else, and it's not really questioned by the other characters, maybe life starts to imitate art and you begin to see that in the real world."

Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo will reprise their roles in the reboot of National Lampoon's Vacation, being a stop on Rusty's (Ed Helms) road trip.