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Days of Our Lives spoilers and updates tease that perhaps Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart) had better watch his back. As you begin to investigate who took down one of the town’s notorious figures, you may just find yourself in the line of fire in Salem!

Leo Started Investigating The Shooting Of Ej Dimera

After Leo’s arrival in Salem, he found himself entangled in numerous complicated scenarios-currently, he is probing into the shooting of the town’s outcast, Ej Dimera (Dan Feuerriegel). In the May 1 episode, Gabi Hernandez (Cherie Jimenez) caught Leo rummaging through her purse.

Although Leo spun a web of lies to evade being caught, Gabi accused him of pilfering the memory card from Rafe Hernandez’s (Galen Gering) camera.

Once Javi Hernandez (Al Calderon) and Gabi departed, Leo began jotting down notes, declaring Gabi as his prime suspect in Ej’s shooting.

He also has his...

When you start digging around to find out who shot one of the town’s villains, you might find himself in the crosshairs yourself on Days of our Lives.

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Since Leo (Greg Rikaart) hit Salem, he has gotten himself into a ton of tricky situations. Now, he is investigating the shooting of town pariah Ej Dimera (Dan Feuerriegel).

On the May 1 episode, Gabi (Cherie Jimenez) caught Leo going through her purse. While Leo told a lot of lies to get himself out of the being caught, Gabi also accused him of stealing the memory card out of Rafe’s (Galen Gering) camera. After Javi (Al Calderon) and Gabi left, Leo started dictating notes stating that he thinks Gabi is the number one suspect in Ej’s shooting. He also suspects Johnny (Carson Boatman), Ava (Tamara Braun), Kristen (Stacy Haiduk) and Rafe.

If I were Leo, I’d watch my back.

The first trailer for I Don't Understand Yougives fans an early look at Nick Kroll's latest terrifying outing.

As seen in the trailer released by Vertical Entertainnment, I Don't Understand Youis set to turn an otherwise idyllic European vacation into a living nightmare for stars Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells. The duo portray Dom and Cole, a wealthy couple from Los Angeles whose planned trip to Italy, which was supposed to be in celebration of their tenth anniversary, goes awry in a variety of ways that grow increasingly unsettling before reaching the point of all out terror.

The official synopsis for I Don't Understand You explains the scenario as, "Stranded in rural Italy without transportation or language skills, an American couple on the verge of adopting tries to reconnect during a disastrous vacation, as their fears and relationship problems threaten to boil over." In the trailer, audiences can see...

Both Days of our Lives and General Hospital have a funny, hate-to-love, gay guy as part of their cast of characters, and they would make the perfect couple.

Contestants In Question

Although Brad (Parry Shen) has had a hand in wreaking havoc in Port Charles on Gh for over a decade – everything from being a sketchy lab tech to working for his mobstress aunt to claiming Wiley (Viron Weaver) as his and Lucas’ (Van Hansis) son – he’s seemingly taken a turn for the better recently. Sure, he knows about Portia’s (Brook Kerr) little lab tampering on Heather’s (Alley Mills) results, but he refused to use it to get the latest thing he wants: to join Lucas at an exclusive medical conference.

Leo has been in Salem off and on for six years, and in that six years, has gone through several marriages, schemes, careers, and enemies. From...

Exclusive: Jake Rubin and Evan Metzold are set to direct Mulligans, a dark golf comedy for recently launched production company Objectively Good Media.

The project reunites the duo with Ogm on the heels of their directorial debut, Damned If You Do, which has wrapped production. A dark comedy following a group of teenage friends who have sold their souls to the devil, that film stars Kate Siegel, Harvey Guillén, Ed Weeks and more.

Scripted by Rubin, Mulligans tells the story of a wealthy Florida family who rip each other apart while competing in a golf tournament to win the family golf course and inheritance. Situated in the swampy folklore of Florida, the dark comedy takes place on the golf course and the surrounding swamps of the prestigious (and fictional) Winston Hills Country Club.

“Similar to Damned if You Do,” said the filmmakers, “Mulligans is another big ensemble comedy where we...

Exclusive: Objectively Good Media has secured exclusive film rights to Carlos Vieira’s memoir Knockin’ Doorz Down, enlisting Chris Shafer and Paul Vicknair (Before We Go) to mount an adaptation, titled The 9,009 Lives of a Cocaine God, from their own script.

Based on a true story, The 9,009 Lives examines the devastating impact of addiction on families. Delving deep into the complexity of addiction, recovery, and redemption, the film will offer a raw exploration from the perspective of Vieira’s journey torn between his love for his family and the relentless pull of his addiction. The writer is depicted living out different versions of his life, each more harrowing than the last, until he begins to understand that the only way to break the cycle is to find the strength to love himself.

Vieira is the founder of The Carlos Vieira Foundation, a charitable organization that focuses on the following three campaigns: Race for Autism,...

Tim Ballard, the anti-trafficking activist whose wildly exaggerated missions abroad were the basis of the hit 2023 film Sound of Freedom, is facing a new legal action from six women who last year sued him for sexual exploitation — leading Ballard to sue them for defamation earlier this month.

The latest complaint is the first federal suit targeting Ballard; it comes from accusers Celeste Borys, Mary Hall, Sasha Hightower, Krista Kacey, Kira Lynch, and Bree Righter. The filing names Ballard associates Matthew Cooper and Michael Porenta, as well as Ballard’s former organization,...

Days of our Lives early weekly spoilers reveal that Leo Stark arranges to visit his mother, Diana Colville, at the state prison. She’s been behind bars since she tried to kill Marlena Evans with tainted goodies. The gifted gossip columnist has to heal his inner child, so he feels a talk with his abusive mother will help. Next, Stefan Dimera promises another prisoner, his wife Gabi Hernandez, that she’ll be free soon. Will Ej Dimera assist with her release as promised? Finally, Chanel Dupree is rushed to the hospital. Is the cramping normal for a high-risk pregnancy? She and Johnny Dimera pray for their unborn baby’s life. Will the newlyweds lose the baby the week of June 24-28, 2024, on the NBC Peacock exclusive?

Days of our Lives Early Weekly Spoilers: Leo Goes to Prison to Visit Mom

Dool early weekly spoilers report that Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart...

Days of Our Lives spoilers and rumors tease Diana Colville, aka Diana Cooper (Judith Chapman) will soon return to Salem. In 2023, it was confirmed she’d return around April 2024, although that could drag out a little later to May; might she have answers for John Black (Drake Hogestyn)?

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – Diana Colville And John Black Were Lovers In Greece

Diana and John Black were lovers in Greece, only then he and everyone else thought he was Roman Brady (Josh Taylor). When Roman turned up alive, John was discovered to have been “The Pawn” an assassin brainwashed by Stefano Dimera (Joseph Mascolo).

But the time when Diana and John/Roman were involved with each other in Greece was very close to the time when Konstantin Meleounis (John Kapelos) claimed John killed his daughter.

Catherina Meleounis (Ellie Patrikios) was said to be killed by John as the Pawn, although...

Have you ever showed up to speed dating only to find the opposite side of the barcade banquette occupied by a Puritan it-girl, Chicano art collective or trans-femme disco-dancing granny? For that matter, has your scorecard of prospective singles ever included A24? Hulu? ABC News? If not, then you’ve never been on the floor to pitch your latest film project at Film Independent Fast Track.

Now in its 21st year, Fast Track seeks to inject some much-needed capital and support into a diverse range of deserving independent film projects, both fiction and nonfiction. Taking place online December 4–6, the program is an intensive four-day film-financing market; participating filmmakers are connected with established financiers, production companies, agents, managers and other pros who can move their current projects forward.

Making friends at Fast Track

“This year’s Fast Track line-up of projects reflects the current landscape’s desire for bold, innovative and entertaining films.

Film Independent announced that 16 projects were selected for the 21st Fast Track Film Finance Market taking place online December 4–6th, 2023. The program is an intensive, film-financing market in which participants are connected with established financiers, production companies, agents, managers and other film industry professionals who can move their current projects forward.

“This year’s Fast Track line-up of projects reflects the current landscape’s desire for bold, innovative and entertaining films. We’re thrilled to introduce the dynamic and talented filmmakers behind these films at this year’s finance market.” said Angela Lee, Director of Artist Development.

The Sloan Fast Track Grant, a $20,000 grant to support the production of a project that explores science and technology themes or characters in engaging and innovative ways, is awarded towriter/directorCole Smith and producer Nicholas Nyhof for their project Silo.

The Cayton-Goldrich Family Foundation Fellowship is a $10,000 grant that is awarded to a...

Arctic Monkeys released the second single from their forthcoming album The Car on Thursday (29 September).

“Body Paint” came out with an accompanying music video featuring lead singer Alex Turner and the rest of the band.

The song comes after last month’s “There’d Better Be A Mirrorball”, which marked the first time the quartet had put out music in four years.

The song was immediately received well by fans who delighted in the music video.

“‘Body Paint’ has to be the Arctic Monkeys best song since Am omg,” one fan wrote on Twitter, referencing their 2013 album.

“‘Body Paint’ by Arctic Monkeys might be one of the best music videos I've ever seen,” wrote another.

Others praised Turner’s singing in particular: “Vocals? Falsettos? Runs? High notes? Low notes? Literally every register of Alex Turner’s voice? Amazing instrumental arrangement? The guitars? All are present in ‘Body Paint’ by Arctic Monkeys.

The star-making business behind Southern Baptist megachurches is now getting a big screen twist.

Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown star in the 2022 Sundance breakout comedy “Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul,” written and directed by Adamma Ebo and executive produced by Jordan Peele. The mockumentary premieres in theaters and on Peacock September 2.

Amid allegations of misconduct, Pastor Lee-Curtis Childs (Brown) tries to revitalize his church after the scandal forced the congregation to temporarily close. Meanwhile, his wife, Trinitie Childs (Hall), is willing to do anything to reclaim her throne as the church’s first lady. Together the couple set out to rebuild their congregation and make the biggest comeback that commodified religion has ever seen.

The satirical comedy is produced by lead stars Hall and Brown, plus writer-director Ebo and her twin Adanne Ebo as well as “Get Out” and “Nope” star Daniel Kaluuya. Additional producers include Rowan Riley,...

Uma Thurman was in high spirits on Thursday while leaving a New York courthouse after settling a custody battle with her ex-fiancé Arpad Busson. The actress was all smiles, blowing kisses at reporters as she exited the hearing, PageSix reports. Busson, 52, sued Thurman, 45, in 2014 in order to spend more time with their 3-year-old daughter, Luna. However, it appears the former couple was able to work through their differences and come up with a plan upon their hearing Thursday. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Matthew Cooper praised them. "Everybody compromised a bit," he said, according to PageSix. "I think it was all done to make one person happy and that one person is...

Genre: TV Mini-Series – Drama

Director: Paul Shapiro

Writer: Michael Vickerman

MPAA Rating: Not Rated

Run Time: 176 minutes

Summary:

The earth rocks in the explosive heart-pounding miniseries, Ring of Fire, erupting on DVD June 11 from Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment and Sonar Entertainment. The action-packed disaster movie features an all-star cast including Michael Vartan (TV’s “Alias,” Columbiana), Emmy Award® Winner Terry O’Quinn (TV’s “Lost,” “Hawaii Five-o”) and Lauren Lee Smith (TV’s “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”). The fiery thriller originally premiered on ReelzChannel as a two-night movie event in March 2013, kicking off the doomsday film series featuring five epic 4-hour experiences.

When a volcanic eruption happens in a small town, Dr. Matthew Cooper (Vartan) and environmentalist Emily (Lee Smith) trace the event back to unsafe drilling done by the oil company owned by Emily’s father (O’Quinn). They soon realize that the explosion is just the first in a...