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Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for Nonnas, Vince Vaughn's star-studded new comedy that promises to serve up some big laughs when it hits the streaming service on May 9. The dramedy centers around Joe Scaravella (Vaughn), who opens a restaurant following the loss of his mother and hires four Italian grandmothers, aka "nonnas," as chefs. The plot is based on the real-life owner of the Staten Island eatery Enoteca Maria, whose story is brought to the screen by Liz Maccie, who penned the script, and her husband Stephen Chbosky, who directed the feature.

The trailer (seen below) seems to have all the right ingredients for a heartwarming comedy, with a storytelling recipe that includes a cup of wit, a heavy sprinkling of nostalgia, and a pinch of reality. The quartet of nonnas responsible for serving up this classic blend — Roberta (Lorraine Bracco), Antonella (Brenda Vaccaro), Teresa (Talia Shire), and...

We’re still early into 2025, but so far, the award for the most random feud of the year goes to Gia Giudice and Bethenny Frankel.

The Next Gen NYC star and The Real Housewives of New York alum are at odds, and Bethenny threw the latest jab.

If you’re wondering what’s happening between these two, it all goes back to Teresa Giudice and Luis Ruelas.

The husband and wife duo was in the news a few days ago amid claims that they are millions of dollars in debt.

The Bravo fandom had plenty to say about that, and so did Bethenny, who blasted Teresa on TikTok for getting herself into another marriage with legal issues.

Gia wasn’t happy that Bethenny commented on her mom and stepdad’s financial situation, so she blasted the Rhony alum on her new podcast.

Bethenny Frankel claps back at Gia Giudice and...

"We're not quitters! We're strong women with Italian blood in our souls." Netflix has revealed an official trailer for a charming foodie comedy called Nonnas, made by filmmaker Stephen Chbosky. This is ready to warm up your home in May streaming on Netflix. After his mother passes away, one man named Joe Scaravella risks everything to honor her by opening an Italian restaurant with a group of local grandmothers as the chefs. Based on a true story, Nonnas is a heartfelt celebration of the love of food, and family and all the ingredients of life. Vince Vaughn stars as Joe, with the amazing Nonnas played by Susan Sarandon as Gia, Brenda Vaccaro as Antonella, Lorraine Bracco as Roberta, and Talia Shire as Teresa. The fun full cast also includes Joe Manganiello, Drea de Matteo, Campbell Scott, Michael Rispoli, with Linda Cardellini. As always, this just makes me so hungry, I...

A delicious and authentic meal can be a great unifier, and few settings compare to a spread prepared by Italian artisans. I might be allergic to tomatoes, but I know where most people’s garlic bread is buttered. Today, Vince Vaughn embarks on a business venture that places several personalities in a kitchen and turns up the heat with Netflix’s Nonnas trailer.

Inspired by the life story of Jody Scaravella, today’s Nonnas trailer finds Joe Scaravella (Vince Vaughn) grieving the loss of his mother and looking for a way to heal. He’s spent years wasting his life at a dead-end job and years for a second chance. To give himself a new lease on life, he opens a restaurant and hires a group of Italian grandmothers as chefs. Soon, Joe discovers he might have bit off more than he can chew as the four women clash while...

On Wednesday April 9 2025, TLC broadcasts Dr. Pimple Popper!

This is Zit: Two Pilars Popping Season 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Dr. Pimple Popper,” titled “This is Zit: Two Pilars Popping,” promises to deliver the usual mix of heartfelt stories and skin care solutions that fans have come to love. Airing soon on TLC, this episode features three unique patients, each with their own challenges and hopes for relief.

First up is J-Fab, who brings a lively spirit to the show. Known for her fun personality, J-Fab faces a serious issue with a bump on her shoulder that is affecting her confidence. She wants to feel her best and enjoy life without the distraction of this unwanted growth. Dr. Sandra Lee, known as Dr. Pimple Popper, will work to help J-Fab reclaim her carefree attitude.

Next, viewers will meet Dan, a gentle giant with a kind heart. He has lumps...

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

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Vince Vaughn’s next project is getting closer by the day to its arrival date, with its release scheduled for early next month. Titled Nonnas, the Netflix film is directed by Stephen Chbosky from a screenplay by Liz Maccie. In anticipation of its debut, the streaming giant has unveiled the very first look at Vaughn in character, surrounded by delightful “nonnas,” including Susan Surandon, Talia Shire, Brenda Vaccaro, and Lorraine Bracco.

In the image shared on X by Netflix, Vaughn and the grandmas seem to be in a joyous mood as they stand in front of a restaurant named Enoteca Maria. “Your first look at Vince Vaughn, Susan Surandon, Talia Shire, Brenda Vaccaro, and Lorraine Bracco in Nonnas. Premiering May 9,” the streamer announced. “A man risks everything to honor his recently deceased mother by opening an Italian restaurant with a group of local grandmothers as the chefs. Directed by Stephen Chbosky.

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Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra feel … at best, cheated.

After weeks of openly going scorched earth on Brandon and Teresa Davis, Carly’s adoptive parents, Tyler and Catelynn are explaining why they’re not afraid of this backfiring.

They’re also voicing a suspicion that the Davis family always planned to ice them out, one way or the other.

The two believe that Carly’s parents just wanted a child, and accuse them of using dishonesty to trick a pair of desperate teens.

Tyler Baltierra is opening up here to his wife on an episode of Teen Mom in late summer 2023. (Image Credit: MTV) Why do Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra feel deceived?

During the most recent episode of their Cate & Ty Break It Down! podcast, Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra recalled how Brandon and Teresa Davis allegedly shifted their initial adoption terms.

“I think the whole...

Catelynn and Tyler Baltierra continue to speak out about their firstborn daughter, Carly.

The Teen Mom couple has been criticized for not respecting the wishes of Carly’s adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa Davis, but they aren’t backing down.

In recent years, the Davis family has communicated that they don’t want Carly’s image or details about her personal life broadcast in the public eye.

Despite their requests, Tyler and Catelynn have been outspoken about their lack of involvement in Carly’s life, accusing Brandon and Teresa of reneging on their open adoption agreement 15 years ago.

In recent months, Catelynn and Tyler have shared that Carly’s parents have blocked them, no longer allow them to send her gifts, and want her further shielded from the limelight.

During a recent episode of their new podcast, Cate and Ty: Break It Down, they chatted with their latest guest, Jordy Cray,...

On Monday April 7 2025, MyNetworkTV broadcasts Divorce Court!

Teresa Crenshaw vs. John Crenshaw Season 26 Episode 141 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Divorce Court,” titled “Teresa Crenshaw vs. John Crenshaw,” promises to bring an engaging look into the complexities of relationships. This episode will air on MyNetworkTV and features Judge Star Jones, who is known for her insight and fairness in the courtroom. With her experience, she will navigate the emotional waters between Teresa and John as they face their differences.

In this episode, viewers will witness the couple share their story. Teresa and John will discuss the challenges that led them to seek a divorce. Their arguments and disagreements will highlight the highs and lows that many couples experience. Judge Star Jones will listen carefully to both sides, offering her perspective and guidance throughout the proceedings.

The courtroom will be filled with tension as Teresa and John lay out their grievances.

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 6, "Smoke on the Water," now streaming on Prime Video.

Reacher Season 3 is all about consequences, and Alan Ritchson's Jack Reacher is constantly reminded of this after infiltrating a criminal ring in Maine. No matter what, there are casualties left in their wake, as Reacher tries to expose gun-runners.

It's getting more personal by the second, as Reacher wants to personally bring down the boss, Francis Xavier Quinn. However, Reacher keeps making mistakes, effectively leaving bodies and breadcrumbs behind. Season 3, Episode 6, "Smoke on the Water," finds Reacher finally getting exposed after a big blunder. In the process, a crucial character dies, leaving Reacher desperate to claw out results and a sense of redemption.

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In “I Really Love My Husband,” Gg Hawkins’ undercooked feature debut as a writer-director, Teresa (Madison Lanesey) tells others that she really loves her husband every chance that she gets. But by saying it out loud, it often looks and sounds like she is first and foremost trying to convince herself that her love is the true kind. Except, starting with the early scenes of this comedic drama that could have used both better humor and deeper dramatic stakes, there are various clues that she might not, in fact, be in love with Drew (Travis Quentin Young), an incurable people-pleaser who Teresa actually seems to be annoyed with too often.

We get to know the standard dynamic between the questionably happy couple on a flight to their honeymoon in idyllic Bocas del Toro, Panamá, while Drew does everything in his power to be exhaustingly genial, while Teresa shows her comparably on-edge personality.

The excitement is building for the upcoming episode of “One Question,” airing on Channel 4 at 9:00 Pm on Friday, March 21, 2025. In Season 2, Episode 5, host Claudia Winkleman welcomes two teams ready to face the challenge of a lifetime. Duncan and his son William team up with twins Maddy and Teresa, both groups eager to prove their knowledge and win big.

The format remains thrilling as both teams take the hot seat, hoping to answer one crucial question. With 16 options to choose from, the pressure will be on to find the one correct answer that could lead to a staggering £100,000 prize. The stakes are high, and the tension is palpable as the teams strategize and weigh their choices.

Viewers can expect a mix of laughter, suspense, and heartfelt moments as the contestants navigate the tricky waters of trivia. The dynamics between Duncan and William, along with the playful banter of Maddy and Teresa,...

Tyler and Catelynn Baltierra’s daughter Carly’s adoption has remained a topic of contention for the Teen Mom stars.

In 2009, Tyler and Catelynn were just 16 years old when they decided to place their firstborn daughter, Carly, up for adoption.

MTV viewers learned from their storyline that they longed for an open adoption.

On 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom, it appeared that the young parents would communicate openly with Carly’s adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa Davis.

Tyler and Catelynn expected annual visits with their daughter until she turned 18, but those visits slowly dwindled until they became non-existent.

Since then, Tyler and Catelynn have gone above and beyond to contact Carly, causing some friction with Brandon and Teresa.

Not only have the Davises become irritated with the Baltierras, but so have Teen Mom viewers.

Tyler took to Instagram on Thursday to prove a point and call out his and Catelynn’s haters.

Warning: Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 6.

With only a couple more episodes to go until the Season 3 finale, Reacher is entering the home stretch and things are definitely heating up. After last week’s monumental cliffhanger, Reacher (Alan Ritchson) finally comes face to face with Julius McCabe. Despite my sneaking suspicions, it turns out that McCabe and Xavier Quinn (Brian Tee) are indeed the same person. Whomp, whomp.

I’m a little disappointed that I was wrong, but here we are. While there was no surprise with Season 3’s villain, there was still a slight twist. Despite being shot off the edge of a cliff and falling into an icy river below, Quinn seemingly has no recollection of Reacher from all those years ago. I guess he was telling the truth about his retrograde amnesia during his time in the hospital. Who would have thought?

Now face to face with...

The 5th episode of Reacher Season 3 came with 2 major deaths. The first was that of Eliot, who was babysitting Cooper. Despite being ordered not to show any compassion to the guy, Eliot kept entertaining Cooper’s demands. That allowed the seasoned criminal to get the better of the rookie DEA agent and kill him. While Duffy informed Eliot’s family about his death, Jack teamed up with Guillermo to stop Cooper before he reached Beck, and shot him to death, thereby avenging Eliot. In Jack’s absence, Beck did a full sweep of his house, on McCabe’s orders, to check for moles. It seemed like they were going to discover Duffy’s badge, which Jack had in his possession, and bring his mission to an abrupt end. Instead, Annette, the maid, got outed as a secret Atf agent and was subsequently killed by Paulie. Due to this revelation, Beck...

Teresa Palmer, the Australian actress known for her roles in Warm Bodies, Hacksaw Ridge, I Am Number Four, Bedtime Stories, and Take Me Home Tonight, is 5 feet 4 inches (162.6 cm) tall and wears a shoe size 7 (US).

While she now stuns in designer heels on the red carpet, Palmer humorously recalls her younger years as a self-proclaimed “socks and sandals girl,” admitting, “I was so dorky up until I was about 14 or 15 and started to get a little bit cooler, but I was a socks and sandals girl. I would wear big frilly socks with sandals and all the kids would tease me.” Her evolution from quirky childhood fashion to high-fashion footwear highlights her journey into Hollywood glamour.

Teresa Palmer stuns in a Chanel tweed jacket and ruffled mini dress, paired with chic cap-toe pumps and a pearl-embellished bag, as she attends The Fall Guy premiere in Los Angeles with her husband,...

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Tamra Judge, a somewhat polarizing personality from The Real Housewives of Orange County, (Rhoc) announced on social media that she’s left the Bravo show. She has done that in the past, but the question is, will she be missed? Read on to find out what fans think.

Quitting In New Orleans

Season 19 of the Bravo show was filming in New Orleans and Judge got all worked up and angry. “It was a long run! When life gives you real problems this reality s–t doesn’t make sense. Peace out ✌️ Im out,” she said on Instagram Stories this Sunday night. Naturally, Rhoc fan accounts got hold of the news, which sparked much discussion.

Whatever set her off, clearly made her fume becasue the Rhoc star confirmed it when Taste of Reality shared a screenshot. “Yes” she wrote in answer to a question about her so-called permanent departure.

Teresa really loves her husband. She keeps telling herself that, but the needed emphasis is telling, and right from the get-go in I Really Love My Husband, we hardly believe her. The indie film from director/screenwriter G.G. Hawkins, which recently premiered at SXSW, is more like I Really Wish I Loved My Husband, and while the film could have benefitted from expanding its focus even more beyond Teresa, played by Madison Lanesey, the winning premise and the film’s stars manage to keep the story afloat.

The husband in question here is Drew (Travis Quentin Young), who’s sweet and charming, and, at least at first glance, a complete catch. The story finds this duo finally embarking on their honeymoon one year after they were married. They’re thrilled to arrive in the tropical paradise of Bocas del Toro, Panama, but stripped of distractions, Teresa becomes all the more aggravated by Drew’s people-pleasing.

Music is powerful and has served as a connection point for couples in real life and across all forms of media. Many classic films employ music that sticks with us decades later. The new four-part limited series Mix Tape, premiering at SXSW, follows such a story with two periods in the lives of characters played by Teresa Palmer and Jim Sturgess in the present day and Florence Hunt and Rory Walton-Smith during their teen years.

Based on the novel by Jane Sanderson, Mix Tape follows teenagers Daniel and Alison, who meet at a house party in 1989 and bond over their love for music. Daniel is popular, Alison is a wallflower. When they meet on the dance floor, their lives are forever changed. The relationship they forge that night will follow them forever and leave them wondering what could have been. Daniel is in Sheffield, and Alison is twenty years later in Sydney.

Days of Our Lives spoilers show that Johnny Dimera is completely horrified next week and Kristen Dimera is in a panic with very good reason.

Days of our Lives Spoilers

So on Days of our Lives, Kristen Dimera (Stacy Haiduk) got her mom, Rachel Blake (Roslyn Gentle), out of jail after she bit another inmate. She brought her home, and almost immediately after promising to behave herself, Rachel Blake has gone missing. That’s because she crept out of the mansion and into Ava Vitali’s (Tamara Braun) room.

When Ava comes back from seeing Brady Black (Eric Martsolf), there is her former captor, and she is making threats. I’m sure this is about Kristen saying that the reunion is never going to happen with her and Brady. Meanwhile, Kristen absolutely fears the worst because if her mom’s not there, she knows she’s off wreaking havoc somewhere.

We've seen our fair share of failed love stories in the Real Housewives franchise. From Bethenny Frankel and Jason Hoppy's televised fairytale wedding to one of the longest and messiest divorces of all time, to Teresa and Joe Giudice's 20-year marriage which ended after four kids, two prison sentences, and one looming deportation. The franchise is sure good at documenting a break-up, but what about blooming love? Bravo fans have been vying for a dating show spin-off for years – and now we finally have it!

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Throughout its run, Prime Video's Reacher has been a formulaic story. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as the show is still emotionally engaging, filled with eye-catching action sequences, and has heart.

Unfortunately, it does get a bit repetitive seeing Alan Ritchson's Reacher falling into the same trope of personal revenge. Interestingly, Season 3 has one way to change this, and it involves Richard Beck: a young man that the titular hero meets in Maine. Richard could lead to a much more nuanced arc that subverts these sorts of narratives.

Who is Richard "Richie" Beck in Reacher? Richie Is a Gangster's Son Who Reacher Befriends Image via Prime Video

Richie is a young man seen in the three-episode premiere that Reacher manipulates. Reacher...

The following contains spoilers from the March 6 episode of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

The good guys lost a really good guy this week on Reacher.

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All season long — ever since DEA Agents Susan Duffy (played by Lodge 49‘s Sonya Cassidy), Guillermo Villanueva (9-1-1: Lone Star‘s Roberto Montesinos) and Steven...

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The following contains spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 5, "Smackdown," now streaming on Prime Video.

Alan Ritchson's Jack Reacher is struggling to multitask in Season 3 of his eponymous series. He has infiltrated the criminal ring of Zachary Beck, and thinks that the villain isn't transporting rugs. Instead, it turns out to be a front for drugs.

Unfortunately, Reacher is becoming emotionally compromised as he sets his sights on Zachary's boss, Frances Xavier Quinn. The latter is an old nemesis, but Reacher is making mistakes in the belly of the beast. Season 3, Episode 5, "Smackdown," finds Reacher walking down an even more dangerous path due to the deaths of two people he liked, and it could be his last hurrah in the field.

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This shocking Reacher episode...

Season 3 of "Reacher" has been a lot of fun so far. Alan Ritchson's massive ex-military hero has been skulking around a mansion trying to solve the disappearance of a DEA informant in the Jack Reacher-as-sleuth story we didn't know we needed. The hulking henchman Paulie, who somehow makes Reacher himself look small, is one of the show's best villains yet, and will surely make for one heck of a final showdown when he and Reacher inevitably face off. We've also been treated to one of the funniest action scenes in "Reacher" yet, which also happens to be one of Ritchson's finest moments, and the episodes haven't been short of the kind of ridiculous over-the-top action we've come to expect from Amazon's hugely-popular series.

But season 3 of "Reacher" hasn't been without its share of tragic moments, either. In episode 4, we learned a lot more about Reacher's military past in an...

In the 4th episode of Reacher Season 3, we got a ton of backstory on why Jack hates Quinn. Way before the 110th was even a thing, Jack teamed up with Dominique to take down an illegal intel trade that was being conducted by Quinn. Given how Quinn was well-connected, since he was a former U.S. military intelligence officer himself, it was difficult for Jack and Dominique to get dirt on him. But as soon as they got confirmation, Jack sent Dominique and Pvt. Frasconi to apprehend Quinn. Jack sensed that something had gone wrong because they were taking too much time bringing the traitor in. So, he headed over to Quinn’s secret base of operations and saw that, while Frasconi was killed, Dominique was brutally tortured and left to bleed out. Jack cornered Quinn, took him to a ledge, shot him in the head, and watched his body...

Warning: Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episode 5.

After last week’s heart-wrenching episode, it was a relief to watch the kind of episode that has become indicative of Prime Video’s Reacher. Of course, there were still a couple of sad and untimely deaths this week, but viewers weren’t as invested in those characters, nor was Reacher (Alan Ritchson). That isn’t to say their demise wasn’t unfortunate or somber. Their fate simply didn’t emotionally linger in the way Dominique Kohl’s (Mariah Robinson) death was meant to in Episode 4. Nevertheless, the death of certain characters in the newest episode had some pretty serious consequences for Reacher and his operation with Agent Duffy (Sonya Cassidy).

Last week’s cliffhanger left Duffy and Agent Villanueva (Roberto Montesinos) on the verge of discovery and death. After tracking Angel Doll’s (Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz) laptop to their location, McCabe’s people began shooting.

Days of Our Lives fans will see Emily O’Brien as Theresa Donovan back on the soap next week, and despite some conflicting reports, it looks like she is returning first as Theresa Donovan (Emily O’Brien) and then later this summer as Gwen Rizczech (Emily O’Brien).

We’re going to dive into why Teresa’s back, how long she sticks around, and how she reacts to the huge baby mama drama in her son Tate Black‘s (Leo Howard) life.

Emily O’Brien’s Dual Role: Theresa Donovan’s Explosive Return to Days of Our Lives

So we’ve known since October that Emily O’Brien was coming back to Days. She popped on stage at Day of Days and pulled off her wig to reveal her natural hair color, and that was kind of confusing to fans. The big reveal was she’s back as both characters. If...

The Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador is ready for Season 19 of the hit Bravo show.

Season 18 of Rhoc was not easy for Shannon as she dealt with the aftermath of her DUI and, of course, faced off with Alexis Bellino.

However, Shannon is putting that drama in the rearview as Season 19 of The Real Housewives of Orange County filming begins.

Thankfully, we aren’t in for another season of Alexis, John Janssen, and Shannon drama.

Instead, Rhoc alum Gretchen Rossi is back in the mix after nearly a decade away from the show.

It turns out the ladies are already filming, and Shannon recently shared some thoughts on the new season.

Shannon Beador calls Gretchen Rossi’s Rhoc return ‘exciting’

Speaking with Us Weekly, Shannon addressed The Real Housewives Orange County of Season 19. Shannon was there to promote her upcoming Wives on the Waves Cruise by Fans...

How sunny and well-meaning and therapeutically feel-good is the new autism drama “The Unbreakable Boy?” It’s a movie in which the dad, played by Zachary Levi, has an imaginary best friend. It’s a movie in which the local church is run by a Matthew McConaughey sort of dude named Preacher Rick (Peter Facinelli), who’s so down with his downtrodden flock that he himself is a recovering alcoholic who admits he sometimes doesn’t like to go to church. And it’s a movie in which the title character, an owlish 13-year-old named Austin (Jacob Laval), isn’t merely autistic. He also suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta, which means that his bones are extraordinarily fragile, so that he’s like some teen-geek version of Mr. Glass in “Unbreakable.” Speaking to the audience in voiceover, Austin lists his bone breaks, which number in the high twenties, as if they were Pokémon cards he was collecting.

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The following contains spoilers for the three-episode premiere of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Reacher Season 3 takes the titular hero to Maine, which initially seems like a coincidence when he stumbles on his newest mission. The former military operative appears to be lucking into an arc of fate when he rescues a young man named Richard Beck from being snatched. It leads to Alan Ritchson's Reacher bonding with him and becoming part of his father Zachary's criminal empire.

This all turns out to be by design. Reacher is a spy who infiltrates this criminal organization in a way that fans of the Fast & Furious movies and The Departed would love. However, as his quest unfolds in the three-episode premiere, it turns out to be part of his most dangerous...

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The following contains spoilers for the three-episode premiere of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Lee Child's Jack Reacher series is one of the most popular spy books published. Tom Cruise even played the character on the big screen. However, there is another adaptation that fans adore, flaws and all.

Alan Ritchson's Reacher follows a former military operative in a tale of revenge. In two seasons, it acquired a huge fan base, and the third season is pushing Reacher into more dangerous waters. Here is when and where fans can catch the newest episodes as he dives headfirst into his most conflicting, perilous job yet.

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Four years after it was originally intended to be released, “The Unbreakable Boy” is now in theaters, and yes, it’s based on a true story about a real family.

The film centers on Austin (Jacob Laval), a young boy who is born with brittle bone disease. When his parents, Scott (Zachary Levi) and Teresa (Meghann Fahy), learn that he’s also autistic, they worry about what the future holds.

“But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become ‘unbreakable,’ finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times — an extraordinary true story about a father and son learning together that every day can be the best day of your life!” the official synopsis reads.

The question with any true story onscreen, though, is how much is really true?

What is “The Unbreakable Boy” based on?

The film is based on Scott LeRette’s...

If you’re looking for a feel-good film based on a true story in order to escape from reality, “The Unbreakable Boy” might just be your ticket.

Starring Meghann Fahy and Zachary Levi, the movie tells the true story of a family who finds strength and inspiration every day in their son, who is both autistic and has brittle bone disease. He doesn’t care much what others think, and always embraces the joy of the world.

Here’s everything you need to know about the film.

What is the release date?

“The Unbreakable Boy” comes out on Friday, Feb. 21.

Is it streaming?

Not just yet. For now, you’ll only be able to see the film in theaters. Given that it’s a Lionsgate film, it’ll head to Starz first after its theatrical run, and then to Prime Video when it comes time to head to streaming. We...

When the first season of Reacher was released, I wasn’t impressed, mostly because I was miffed about the fact that after an amazing cinematic adaptation, directed by Christopher McQuarrie and starring Tom Cruise, one bad sequel ruined the chances of future installments. I understood the complaints from fans of the books, and Lee Child himself, that Cruise just wasn’t fit for the role because of his physique and stature. Yet, I couldn’t bring myself to agree with them because I thought Cruise’s take on the character had potential. That all changed when the second season of the show dropped and I witnessed Nick Santora and his crew absolutely hitting it out of the park, while Alan Ritchson proved that he was born to play the nomadic titan. Given how 2025 was turning out to be quite the bad year for a lot of returning TV series, I...

The thing about separating the art from the artist is that people are typically a lot more inclined to do so if the “art” isn’t a generic piece of faith-based schlock, and the “artist” hasn’t made a variety of disqualifying comments that pertain directly to the subject of their latest film. Case in point: It’s tough to accept Zachary Levi as the beleaguered father of an autistic child when the former “Shazam!” star has publicly sworn his allegiance to a man who believes that vaccines cause autism.

In a perfect vacuum, I suppose it would be possible to watch “The Unbreakable Boy” as a benign — if uncommonly basic — addition to the ever-growing subgenre of “inspirational” movies in which neurodivergent munchkins are used as human props for their parents’ spiritual growth. In a perfect vacuum, it would be possible to imagine how Kingdom Story Company’s latest appeal...

Plot: When his parents, Scott and Teresa, learn that Austin is both autistic and has brittle bone disease, they initially worry for their son’s future. But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become “unbreakable,” finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times — an extraordinary true story about a father and son learning together that every day can be the best day of your life!

Review: Faith-based films often get a bad rap. Many films heavily focused on Christian themes get labeled and struggle to garner mainstream attention. Still, they can sometimes tell beautiful stories that are inclusive rather than damning of other religions. Like last year’s Ordinary Angels, also directed by Jon Gunn, The Unbreakable Boy tells an emotional and challenging true story of a young boy whose challenges are an inspiration to those around them. Rather than sugarcoat the story,...

The film opens with a foundation rooted in Scott LeRette’s memoir, an account drawn directly from his own life. This adaptation transforms a personal narrative into a cinematic experience marked by a sincere perspective and a quiet call to hope. Its basis in true events lends an honest, lived quality to the story, set against an undercurrent of spiritual reflection that seeks to provide a sense of uplift.

At its center is a family navigating significant hurdles. The film introduces us to Scott, a father whose own struggles surface alongside his role in a household that includes Teresa, the nurturing partner, and their two sons, Austin and Logan.

The narrative begins with a brief romantic interlude that unexpectedly leads to parenthood, setting in motion a series of challenges that test the family’s limits. Health complications, financial pressures, and the journey toward personal improvement create a portrait of a...

The following contains spoilers from the first episode of Reacher Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

Prime Video’s Reacher this Thursday kicked off its eight-episode adaptation of Lee Child’s seventh Jack Reacher novel, Persuader, which was published in 2003.

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The following contains spoilers for The Unbreakable Boy, in theaters Feb. 21, 2025.

Lionsgate is attempting to fill the feel-good family movie void with The Unbreakable Boy, based on the memoir of the same name by Scott LeRette and both written and directed by Jon Gunn. Telling the true story of Scott and his autistic son Austin, the film feels like a throwback to a not-so-distant past with all its charm and awkwardness – and this could have been just the refreshing change of pace audiences needed. However, while The Unbreakable Boy aspires to relatable wholesomeness, it doesn't quite reach its own goals.

The Unbreakable Boy follows the LeRette family -- comprised of Scott (played by Zachary Levi), his wife Teresa (Meghann Fahy), and their sons Austin (Jacob Laval) and Logan (Gavin Warren). After Austin is diagnosed with osteogeneis imperfecta -- also known as "brittle bone syndrome" -- and autism, Scott must put...

The future of the Real Housewives of New Jersey has been uncertain since the end of season 14. The ladies ended on a very sour note and the show was put on pause. Conflicting reports have emerged on who may have been retained by the network.

And Then Came Three

Ok! Magazine reported that Bravo is keeping dueling sisters-in-law, Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga, along with Dolores Catania. There was also news on other cast members. “The other women—Margaret Josephs, Danielle Cabra,l and Rachel Fuda—were not given retention notices, and, at this time, Bravo is not pursuing them for a spot on Rhonj or any other side projects,” claimed the source.

They also gave news on where the women would land at the network. “As far as where the women will wind up at this point, it’s looking likely Rhonj will be led by Melissa and Dolores,...

There’s an awful lot to handle in The Unbreakable Boy. Not only for the characters but also the audience. Here’s a sampling: autism, brittle bone disease, alcoholism, financial struggles and marital difficulties. It’s based on a true story, so you can’t say the plot elements are contrived (well, actually you can). And it’s all supposed to be wonderfully inspirational, no less. It’s the type of film seemingly designed to make you feel morally deficient if you don’t come away singing its praises.

Well, consider me tone-deaf, because this drama directed by Jon Gunn (Ordinary Angels) is an ordeal. It’s not surprising to learn that the film has been sitting on the shelf for nearly four years after its originally planned release. It feels too heavy to pick up.

The cloying cuteness starts at the very beginning with the narration by the titular character,...

Warning: Spoilers for Reacher Season 3, Episodes 1-3.

Reacher has finally returned for its third season on Prime Video, and as always, trouble has once again found the show’s titular character, Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson). Ever the good Samaritan, mere moments into Season 3, Reacher saves a college kid named Richard Beck (Johnny Berchtold) from being kidnapped. It would seem he’s always in the right place at the right time for these sorts of things. Weird how that always happens.

However, while saving Richard, Reacher accidentally kills a cop, which should have been the first clue that told me something was amiss. He isn’t the type of person who makes those mistakes. Nor is he the kind of person who would then go into hiding for such an action. Considering Reacher stumbled upon such a serious situation, and then responded so uncharacteristically when the dust settled, it’s clear...

This post contains spoilers for Prime Video's "Reacher."

Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) — the self-proclaimed "direct descendant of a wanderer" — is back. While season 2 of "Reacher" is based on Lee Child's engrossing "Bad Luck and Trouble," season 3 closely follows "Persuader," the author's seventh novel in the "Jack Reacher" series. The latest season's three-episode premiere already proves that adapting "Persuader" was a good call, with the story gliding from one dramatic high to the next while showcasing the best of what Reacher is capable of. What's more, season 3 cements the fact that no one can improvise or brute force their way through a dangerous mission like Jack Reacher. But of course, Reacher's high-stakes missions are incomplete without some dependable allies having his back, and this time, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Susan Duffy (Sonya Cassidy) emerges as Reacher's primary partner and confidant.

Duffy makes her presence felt right from the get-go.

What is happening with Rhonj Season 15? That’s the question on fans’ minds as rumors run wild about the hit Bravo show.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey has been paused since the explosive Season 14 finale and canceled reunion last summer.

Andy Cohen has repeatedly stated we will be waiting a while for news on Jersey as the powers that be are taking their time to figure out what comes next.

That hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from going crazy, though.

Ok Magazine reported this week that Melissa Gorga and Dolores Catania would return to Rhonj for Season 15, while Teresa Giudice is in talks for a new show.

An insider told the outlet no official decisions have been made, but the above seems to be how the network plans to go.

Rhonj alum Kim DePaola added to Ok Magazine, confirming Dolores, Melissa, and Teresa were given “letters” to keep them engaged with the network.

A report has been circulating online with some apparent information about the Real Housewives of New Jersey and future seasons of the show, but Bravo is now responding.

Over the summer, after season 14, Andy Cohen said he planned to reboot the show and it has been on pause ever since at Bravo.

Keep reading to find out more…

The most recent cast consisted of Teresa Giudice, her estranged sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga, Jennifer Aydin, Margaret Josephs, Dolores Catania, Danielle Cabral and Rachel Fuda, in addition to “friends” Jackie Goldschneider and Jennifer Fessler.

A report from Ok! magazine went viral suggesting that Melissa Gorga and Dolores Catania would be part of the cast, with Teresa landing a spinoff series. The report added that Margaret, Danielle and Rachel were not involved.

However, a rep from a Bravo spokesperson told Just Jared, “No decisions have been made around casting for Rhonj.”...

Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World will reign supreme in its second weekend with roughly a $30M+ take as it holds on to Imax and premium screens, but watch out for Neon’s second Oz Perkins movie The Monkey.

Currently, the pic based on the Stephen King tome and starring Theo James and Tatiana Maslany looks to do around $17M, give-or-take, at 3,200 theaters, but don’t underestimate this little beast from Atomic Monster, which now is partnered with Blumhouse.

The pic’s trailer blew up with 109M views, as Deadline first told you, an anomaly for an indie horror movie. Plus, Neon has been cleverly stunting this movie with a funeral session church premiere, Hollywood Cemetery fan screenings and 8-foot tall monkey statues in multiplex lobbies — which take six people to assemble — all leading into Fandango declaring the title the best horror ticket pre-seller year-to-date. And there’s been...

Which cast members are set to remain on Rhonj? (Photo Credit – Facebook)

While The Real Housewives of Atlanta is set to premiere in March and the Miami edition will be up next, it’s the New Jersey edition that was hung for a while. Rhonj was put on pause by Bravo while they figured out if a reboot was needed or a potential cast shakeup especially with the rampant feuds.

Mainly the massive tiff between sisters-in-law Teresa Giuidce and Melissa Gorga that doesn’t seem to be salvageable any longer. Now, a report has revealed the three names that have been retained by the network and what their potential plans could be regarding the series and what could be next.

Real Housewives Of New Jersey: Which Cast Members Have Been Retained?

According to Ok! Magazine, the three housewives that have been retained are Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, and Dolores Catania.

“Words of War,” the political thriller executive produced by Sean Penn, will be released in theaters on May 2.

Rolling Pictures and Decal announced the release date along with an official poster. Directed by James Strong, the film is also executive produced by Representative Eric Swalwell (CA-14).

“Words of War” is based on a true story and follows world-renowned journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya on her brave crusade, fighting to be an independent voice of truth for the Russian people, putting her own life in jeopardy despite numerous acts of intimidation and violence. While Politkovskaya was ultimately silenced, her legacy lives on and her story serves as a reminder of the dangers that journalists face and the importance of protecting their right to report the news, without fear of death or reprisal.

Said Penn, “’Words of War’ is a tribute to Anna Politkovskaya and journalists around the world, whose...