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Finn Wolfhard might be growing beyond Stranger Things stardom, but he still credits the show as a rite of passage. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he reflected on how his time on the Netflix hit prepared him for Hell of a Summer, his directorial debut.

"I grew up on that set and was really interested in filmmaking and would stay every day after I would be done," Wolfhard said.

Known for his breakout role in Stranger Things, the actor-turned-director recalled sticking around post-curfew "just to watch the filmmakers make the show." The Netflix set became a classroom, an informal crash course ahead of Wolfhard pursuing a career in directing.

"There's a lot of stuff that I definitely learned from that and the way you communicate to crew and actors."

Stranger Things boasts no shortage of filmmaking superstars. Wolfhard's on-set educators include the likes of Shawn Levy (Deadpool & Wolverine), Pixar legend Andrew Stanton,...

After making a splash at the Oscars with Anora, Neon is following it up with Hell of a Summer, the teen comedy-slasher film from co-directors Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.

Neon releases Hell of Summer in theaters April 4 following its premiere at TIFF in 2023. The ensemble cast includes Wolfhard and Bryk alongside Fred Hechinger, D’Pharaoh Woon-a-Tai and Abby Quinn in the story of a masked killer targeting the counselors at a summer camp in the woods. The Hollywood Reporter can share exclusive first-look images above and below, along with a new clip.

Wolfhard and Bryk, who connected while working as young actors on the set of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, started working together on the script for Hell of a Summer back in 2019. “I loved slasher and horror films growing up, but something that Billy and I really bonded over was our shared love of comedy, and specifically teen comedies,” Wolfhard tells THR.

The new episode 7 in season 3 of the ABC police procedural show Will Trent adds a significant amount of thrill, and even horror, to it, making it quite easily the best episode this season. The plot follows on from episode 6, at the end of which Apd detective Angie Polaski had come to the conclusion that the usual suspect, John Shelley, is not the actual perpetrator in the series of rapes and murders that had been committed. Therefore, in this week’s presentation, Angie and Will Trent focus on trying to find the real killer and catching them before it is too late, for they’ve been continuing with their killing spree and are even inside the Apd building, stuck in the thunderstorm like everyone else.

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Who is the new prime suspect in the case?

The case being dealt with in Will Trent season 3 episode 7 is not only about the...

MultiCon is putting the final touches on its schedule, which will benefit recovery from the Los Angeles wildfires when it rolls into the Preserve LA on Saturday.

The panels (listed in full below), include a conversation with Kevin Smith, Rob Liefeld and Robert Kirkman, while newly announced guests include All That and Good Burger star Kel Mitchell and Vivien Lyra Blair, known for playing the young Leia in Obi-Wan Kenobi.

They join guests that include David Dastmalchian, Seth Green, Sean Gunn and others.

Liefeld will also sign art from his property Young Blood that will only be available at the convention. As with other signings and photo opportunities with MultiCon talent, the proceeds will benefit United Way of Greater Los Angeles. Tickets starting at $35, while VIP tickets go for $100 and can be purchased here.

Along with the panels, organizers announced that the collectible company Thrilljoy will offer a Pix box figure to every attendee.

The View co-hosts are reacting to the controversial Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary sketch, “Black Jeopardy.”

This is not the first time SNL has done a “Black Jeopardy” sketch with Tom Hanks, but some Maga supporters were displeased with how they were portrayed.

At one point in the sketch, Kenan went to shake Tom‘s hand. Tom cowered with fear when Kenan approached.

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Co-host Whoopi Goldberg said, “Some conservative viewers were not laughing at that part. I guess they thought this was [a new sketch]. There was a new addition, but this is a callback [to a past sketch].”

“The fact remains that they’re making anyone who voted for Trump look like a racist, and that’s why they’re mad,” Joy Behar then said.

About voters who chose Trump in 2024, Joy continued, “I personally would never do that because I don’t believe that any group is one thing.

This week marks the 50th anniversary celebration of Saturday Night Live (or SNL as it is more colloquially known). In its half-century of running, SNL has become a comedic institution unmatched in television history. Conceived by Lorne Michaels, the visionary who still helms the show to this day, SNL follows an iconic structure that consists of a celebrity host (and monologue),a musical guest, sketches performed by a principal cast, a weekend update news segment, and, always, the declaration of the iconic, "live from New York it's Saturday Night."

A vast number of industry legends have gotten their start on SNL, including the likes of Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Adam Sandler, Tina Fey, and Mike Myers. However, few people know the truth behind SNL's chaotic origins in 1975, or how close the beloved show was to failing to exist at all. Luckily, this is the...

Ernie Hudson isn't ready to say goodbye to the Ghostbusters franchise just yet. The actor, who has played Winston Zeddemore in the series since the 1984 original, recently shared what he hopes to see happen with his character in a future sequel.

Speaking with Screen Rant at the WGA Awards, Hudson shared that he wants "to see Winston sort of head the teams" of Ghostbusters in the next movie. "I think the studio is focused on the family, which is a good thing, but I also would like to see Winston take a team and spin-off in other directions. That would be a lot of fun," he continued. "They talk about retirement, but I don't want him to just be that guy who sits in the office. I'd love to see him, like in the original films, really get down and dirty and go at it."

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When the snow is falling and hot chocolate is piping, few activities are more refreshing and relaxing than plopping down on the couch and turning on the television. Some will watch live Christmas events from Rockefeller Center, while others will tune into a bowl game. But if you’re of a certain age, you clearly remember the excitement when Nickelodeon began to roll out its litany of timeless Christmas specials. From Kenan & Kel in the 1990s to Danny Phantom in the late 2000s, Nickelodeon has entered the pantheon of networks that have consistently rolled out classic holiday specials. While Nickelodeon’s legacy is cemented, the ranking of its best holiday season episodes is and will always be hotly contested. Not to start a debate at the holiday dinner table, but here are the 10 best classic Nickelodeon holiday specials. 10. “Merry Christmas, Kenan” (1996) Show: Keenan & Kel Air Date: December 14, 1996 Kel (Kel Mitchell...

It’s early days but there's some great news just out about a new animated Ghostbusters movie. That’s in addition to an animated series already in the plan. from Sony Animation and Netflix. That’s nice news as a Christmas present for everyone.

The Ghostbusters franchise has always been popular and had a real boost in recent years with two new films. Both Ghostbusters: Afterlife and this year’s Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire were huge successes. Now as Deadline reports, Sony Animation and Netflix are again joining forces to work on plans for an animated movie. It is early days, though, and information remains quite limited so far.

The report indicates Kris Pearn will be directing the animated movie. He has a strong background in both Netflix and animation. He was behind The award-winning The Willoughbys comedy from 2020. He also co-directed Cloudy With Meatballs 2 with Cody Cameron. Peran looks to...

Exciting news has been revealed for the future of Ghostbusters. Fresh details have emerged regarding the next feature film of the franchise, which will be transitioning from live-action to animation.

Per Deadline, it's been reported that Sony Animation and Netflix have partnered up to develop a new feature film for the Ghostbusters franchise. This is separate from the animated series that was previously reported to be in the works at Netflix. The movie is said to be in its early stages of development, and no plot details have been revealed, leaving it unclear which characters will be included, or how the film may connect to the live-action movies.

Related Ernie Hudson Wants to Finally Correct the Ghostbusters Cartoon's Recasting

Exclusive: Nearly four decades later, Ernie Hudson wants to correct the recasting made by The Real Ghostbusters.

What is known is that Kris Pearn is on board to direct the animated movie.

2024 Back That Year Up with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson returns for a third annual special highlighting the biggest moments of the year. The end-of-year special will stream on Peacock on Monday, December 23.

Following the success of their Paris 2024 Summer Olympics series, Olympic Highlights with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson, the comedic duo will close out the year with their unfiltered humor as they recap the past year of pop culture, sports, social media, and politics.

The special will feature guest appearances from the year’s most talked about celebrities, including Nate Bargatze, Mookie Betts, Kenny G, Blake Griffin, Jon Hamm, Jonquel Jones, Seth Meyers, mgk and Rashida ‘Sheedz’ Olayiwola.

“We’re back baby! It’s been a wild year, and we are going to end it with a Bang,” said Kevin Hart. “Get ready for another season of ‘Back That Year Up’ with me and Kenan – the holidays wouldn...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series that shines a spotlight on the scripts for this year’s buzziest films is now pointing the viewfinder on Saturday Night, the Jason Reitman-directed film that tells the origin story of NBC’s venerable late-night franchise by focusing on the 90 minutes leading up to its TV debut.

The flick written by Reitman and Gil Kenan takes place on October 11, 1975, when an ambitious troupe of young comedians and writers would go on to change television forever. Formerly titled SNL 1975 (that’s the title on the script), the film tells the true story of what happened behind the scenes that night leading up to the first-ever broadcast of SNL.

The movie stars Gabriel Labelle as SNL honcho Lorne Michaels, Dylan O’Brien (as Dan Aykroyd), Cory Michael Smith (Chevy Chase), Rachel Sennott (Rosie Shuster), Lamorne Morris (Garrett Morris), Nicholas Braun (Jim Henson), Finn Wolfhard (NBC...

After bowing theatrically in September, E.L. Katz's religious horror movie Azrael is poised to join Shudder on October 25, 2024. A perfect Halloween watch, the film stars Samara Weaving as Azrael, a woman who escapes captivity from a pious cult of wicked worshipers and is systematically stalked by the members for a ritual sacrifice. Of course, beyond the protagonist's namesake, the movie title has an angelic/demonic connotation that bears further scrutiny.

In addition to parsing the mythological meaning of the movie's title, it's worth explaining how the twisted plot plays into biblical lore and reinforces the eternal struggle between good and evil. Far from only the protagonist's moniker, Azrael has a religious historical subtext that dovetails into the devious horror story.

3.5/5 Azrael R

Release Date September 27, 2024Director E.L. KatzRuntime 85 MinutesMain Genre HorrorWriters Simon Barrett What Is Azrael About?

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Directed by E.L. Katz from a screenplay by Simon Barrett,...

E.L. Katz' new action horror film Azrael has almost no spoken dialogue, which makes it easy to miss some of the more crucial explanations of the world in which the movie takes place. Starring one of horror's greatest scream queens, Samara Weaving, Azrael takes place in a post-apocalyptic world many years after the biblical Rapture, the final ascension of the holy and righteous into Heaven. The survivors are plagued by demonic humanoid creatures known as the Burned Ones, who constantly hunger for human flesh and blood.

Azrael, which is now showing, opens with Weaving's Azrael and her lover Kenan traveling through the woods, fleeing from a cult of survivors who believe that speech is a sin, and have surgically removed their vocal cords in response to what they believed to be the reason they were not chosen. They are captured and separated, and Azrael is tied up in an...

Did we need E.L. Katz’s Azrael to hammer home the point that Samara Weaving is a formidable final girl? Yes, and no. Since Weaving left such an unforgettable impact as the unyielding heroine in Ready or Not, it’s sort of a struggle to shake that image when you try to fully immerse yourself in the world of Azrael. What helps though, is Azrael’s decidedly peculiar world-building. The narrative being almost completely devoid of any dialogue already meant we’d have to do without exposition. The less you are told, the closer you look.

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We don’t know what year Azrael drops us in. But the title card’s half-hearted initiation does tell us that the world we’re walking into is post-Rapture. The evangelical faction of the survivors has done away with the sin of speaking. The cross on their...

With 50 years of Saturday Night Live sketches to choose from, how can anyone pick an all-time best? But that’s just what the Los Angeles Times asked of SNL alums and stars of the upcoming Saturday Night.

Here are the sometimes surprising picks for the top sketch in Saturday Night Live history…

Will Ferrell

Ferrell picked this Dan Aykroyd classic from Season Four. “He was a male prostitute, and he never could get to any (sex acts) because would do these poses, and as he started to undress he had this series of — he had a hernia belt he had to undo. It was so elaborate,” Ferrell explained. “This is early days. I’m still so little that I don’t even know (what it’s about), but the way he said it — it was way over my head but so funny at the same time. That’s one that...

Samara Weaving is a horror movie icon. She burst onto the scene in and as The Babysitter, where she played the leader of a demonic cult masquerading as a sweet and upstanding resident in the suburbs. She later went on to cameo in the sequel to that Netflix release, alongside another budding horror enthusiast, Jenna Ortega. Weaving teamed up with Steven Yeun in Mayhem where they played two employees trying to resist the effects of an experimental virus that was causing everyone in their workplace to go berserk. And even if these films went under the radar of horror fans, everyone sat up and took notice when she took on a rich and murderous family in Ready or Not. She followed that up with the deliciously entertaining Guns Akimbo, alongside Daniel Radcliffe. She showed up for a brief cameo in Scream VI too. And now, she is here in and as Azrael,...

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire delivers old and new - classic cast and humor with fresh scares and thrills. Blend of horror and humor accentuates scares and makes jokes funnier in the movie. PG-13 rating promises thrilling Ghostbusters experience without being too intense for younger fans.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is gearing up to deliver on the success of 2021’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife, with a brand-new adventure that will see the original team of Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, and Winston Zeddemore back in the fray and taking on a new wave of spooks and specters. With the movie set for its debut next month, director Gil Kenan has promised that the latest addition to the franchise will be both funny and definitely scary, just like the 1984 original.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire AdventureComedy Sci-Fi Release DateMarch 22, 2024DirectorGil KenanCastMckenna Grace, Carrie Coon, Annie Potts, Paul Rudd, Emily Alyn Lind, Bill Murray, Finn Wolfhard, Ernie Hudson, Dan Aykroyd,...

After making small, but vital, appearances in Ghostbusters: Afterlife, the original cast of Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Ernie Hudson will return for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, but this time, they’ll thankfully have bigger roles.

While speaking with SFX Magazine, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire director Gil Kenan promised that the original Ghostbusters cast will feel “more fully fleshed out” in the Frozen Empire. “That’s the moment that’s really thrilling for me as a Ghostbusters fan: watching their involvement in the story redefine itself, grow and become more fully fleshed out in a way that speaks to the promise of the original Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, and what was glimpsed in the fields outside of Summerville in Afterlife,” Kenan explained. “There’s a direct line from there into who they are now and how they act here in our new story.“

The director said that the Og team would be...

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire director Gil Kenan has revealed that the original Ghostbusters characters will have more to do in the upcoming sequel than they did in 2021's Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

The original Ghostbusters — Dr. Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Dr. Raymond Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), and Dr. Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson) — only made a scene-stealing cameo in Afterlife, much to the disappointment of the franchise's longtime fans; it's a mistake that seemingly won't be made twice. Speaking with GamesRadar+'s SFX Magazine, Kenan revealed that the events of Frozen Empire will spur the original team into helping bust some ghosts. "That’s the moment that’s really thrilling for me as a Ghostbusters fan: watching their involvement in the story redefine itself, grow and become more fully fleshed out in a way that speaks to the promise of the original Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, and what was glimpsed in the fields outside of Summerville in Afterlife,...

Director Gil Kenan reveals that Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is "scary" but that it still has humor. According to the director, swings in tone between scary and funny help both be more effective. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire will likely be rated PG-13, meaning the sequel won't be delving too far into horror territory.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire director Gil Kenan explains why the upcoming movie has some genuinely "scary" moments. Serving as a sequel to 2021's Ghostbusters: Afterlife, the upcoming film sees newcomers like Paul Rudd, Carrie Coon, Finn Wolfhard, and Mckenna Grace team up with original Ghostbusters cast members like Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Ernie Hudson to take down a new enemy in New York City. Trailers for the film have teased the arrival of the "death chill" phenomenon and a sinister new villain called Garraka, but they've also confirmed that there will be plenty of jokes.

As the Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire release date approaches,...

Director Gil Kenan confirms that original Ghostbusters will be more than just cameos in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and that they are crucial to the story. The new film will take into account each character's past and serve as a continuation of their journeys from the first movie. Trailers have revealed that each member of the original team will be integral to taking down the new villain Garraka in a different way.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire director Gil Kenan promises that original characters will be more than just cameos this time. Leaving Oklahoma and returning to the franchise's home of New York City for the upcoming sequel, the story for the latest film sees new and old members of the team assembling to take down a chilly new villain called Garraka. The Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire cast includes newcomers like Paul Rudd, Finn Wolfhard, Carrie Coon, and Mckenna Grace, but also original stars like Bill Murray,...

Fans can soon start ordering Good Burger 2 to satisfy their appetites for new movies as the upcoming comedy film cooks up an official release date on Paramount+.

Per Collider, the anticipated Good Burger sequel, starring long-time creative duo Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, will exclusively debut via Paramount+ on Nov. 22 in North America. For viewers in the United Kingdom and Australia, the movie will premiere on Nov. 23. Paramount+ also released new artwork to promote the film, which is helmed by British filmmaker Phil Traill.

Related: Exclusive: Good Burger 2 Photos Reveal the Sequel's Restaurant

Good Burger 2 is the follow-up to the original 1997 film, based on a skit Thompson and Mitchell did during Nickelodeon's All That. Good Burger saw Thompson star as high school slacker Dexter Reed, who took on work at the titular fast food restaurant to pay off a car debt following an accident, and Mitchell as Ed,...

The official runtime for Five Nights at Freddy's has been revealed for Blumhouse’ live-action adaptation of Scott Cawthon’s popular survival horror video game series.

According to the AMC Theatres website, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie will have a total running time of 110 minutes, or an hour and 50 minutes, providing the titular villain and his band of evil animatronics enough time to give Josh Hutcherson’s character hell. Despite not receiving the R-rating that fans were hoping for, its PG-13 rating still promises to deliver a "violent" and "bloody" adaptation, teasing the story’s faithfulness to the original game. The long-awaited movie is set to cover the events from Cawthon’s first Fnaf game, which launched back in Aug. 2014.

Related: Five Nights at Freddy's Trailer Showcases Gnarly Kills, Creepy Animatronics

The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is directed by Emma Tammi from a screenplay written by Cawthon and Seth Cuddeback.

In his otherwise astute Cahiers du Cinéma review of About Dry Grasses, Josué Morel describes the main character of Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s latest epic work, Samet (Deniz Celiloglu), as a frustrated, badly loved, and, at times, angry man, who’s “perhaps even a pedophile.” While it can be seductive, sometimes convenient, to reduce the ambivalence of a characterization to something so clear, the manner in which Morel pins Samet down constitutes a fundamental misunderstanding of Ceylan’s commitment to capturing, among other things, the dimensions of child-adult and pupil-teacher relations in all their complexity.

About Dry Grasses involves a complaint about transgressive behavior by Samet toward one of his female students, 14-year-old Sevim (Ece Bagci), with whom he’s nurtured a caring bond within an institution where any expression of affection would be fundamentally at odds with its pedagogy and ethos. The plot of Ceylan’s film isn’t...

Warning! Contains Spoilers For Action Comics Presents: Doomsday Special!Supergirl has had a lot of different identities over the years, from one of Darkseid's furies to a Red Lantern, but the DC hero has received her darkest form yet in Action Comics Presents: Doomsday Special, as she transforms into a champion of Hell itself in order to defeat Doomsday once and for all.

Action Comics Presents: Doomsday Special – by Dan Watters, Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, and Adriano Lucas – finds the villain still making trouble, even after his demise, as Doomsday slowly manages to take over hell. Desperate to stop him, Hell's ruler, the First of the Fallen, pulls Martian Manhunter and Supergirl into the fiery depths to help fight Doomsday as hell's champions.

The Doomsday Special finds its eponymous villain's soul unable to be contained by the forces of hell. Doomsday's extreme regenerative abilities include the ability to return from...

Warning!! Spoilers From Claim To Fame Season 2 Ahead!!

Gabriel won Claim to Fame, and his celebrity relative was revealed to be Nick Cannon. Gabriel is Nick Cannon's younger brother. For most of the season, Gabriel tricked his fellow contestants on Claim to Fame season 2 into believing he was related to an NFL star.

Gabriel won Claim to Fame season 2, and he was revealed to be actor, rapper, and The Masked Singer host Nick Cannon's younger brother after he won the final challenge and correctly guessed that Monay was J.B. Smoove's celebrity relative. For most of the season, Gabriel tricked his fellow contestants into believing that he was related to an NFL star. Gabriel began the lie about his relative being an athlete on premiere night during the Two Truths and a Lie segment. He also revealed that being on Claim to Fame was the one time in his life...

Spoilers ahead for Ghostbuster: Afterlife 2!

New Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2 set photos reveal the return of a character from the original Ghostbusters. Ghostbusters: Afterlife released in 2021, serving as a legacy sequel to the original films. It followed the family of Dr. Egon Spangler, played by the late Harold Ramis in the first two films. It was also directed by Jason Reitman, the son of the original Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman, with Dan Aykroyd, Billy Murray, and Ernie Hudson all reprising their roles. The movie introduced new characters in McKenna Grace's Phoebe, Finn Wolfhard's Trevor, Carrie Coon's Callie, and Paul Rudd's Grooberson.

The filming of Ghostbusters: Afterlife 2 kicked off in March, with director Gil Kenan and producer Jason Reitman, who also co-wrote the film together, sharing the news. Now, new set photos shared by Michigan Ghostbusters have revealed the return of William Atherton, who played the antagonistic Walter Peck in the original film.

Filming is underway on the sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife (watch it Here), which is scheduled to reach theatres on Wednesday, December 20, 2023 – and if you want to remain Spoiler free, you should back out of this article right now. That’s because a few set pics have shown up online, and they reveal a couple things about the sequel you might not want to know already.

If you don’t mind being spoiled, here we go: Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel set pics published by the Daily Mail show Ernie Hudson as Winston Zeddemore, one of the original Ghostbusters. That’s not a spoiler, we already knew Hudson was coming back – and in fact, it has been said that “The character of Winston Zeddemore and Zeddemore Industries figures strongly into the future of Ghostbusters.” Also in these images is Paul Rudd as his Afterlife character Gary Grooberson… and this is a bit more spoilery,...

Filming kicked off last month on Sony’s untitled Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel, and paparazzi photos from the set have found their way online today (via the UK’s Daily Mail).

We’re running this article with a huge Spoiler Warning for a reason, so make sure to click away now if you don’t want a previously unannounced bit of casting to be spoiled.

In the set photos shared by Daily Mail today, it’s spoiled that original Ghostbusters star William Atherton is making his return to the franchise in the new installment!

Atherton memorably played antagonist Walter Peck in the 1984 comedy-horror classic, an inspector for the Environmental Protection Agency. Atherton reprised the role for the 2009 Ghostbusters video game, but to date has not appeared in any subsequent movies.

Gil Kenan (Monster House, Poltergeist) is directing the sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

The cast includes Patton Oswalt, Kumail Nanjiani, James Acaster,...

Kenan Thompson says 'Good Burger 2' will be "completely different" from the original.The 'Kenan and Kel' star and his co-star Kel Mitchell, both 44, portrayed burger joint employees, Dexter Reed and Ed, in the 1997 comedy flick, which is based on the comedy sketch of the same name on the Nickelodeon series 'All That', and the follow-up is set to be it's own "funny quirky little movie".He told the 'Today' show: "We want to make a funny quirky little movie, but everybody's much much older now. And we're going to have to get past how different everybody looks because it's been 25 years."But then, if we're able to enjoy the story along with that, hopefully, we'll have balance."Kenan then quipped: "Like, me and Kel (Mitchell) still look the same, but, I can't speak for everybody."The original followed the pair as they tried...

The night that TV fans have been waiting for year-round is almost here.   The 2022 Emmy Awards, set to air on Monday, Sept. 12, is one of television's biggest nights and we have all of the details viewers need for one of the most anticipated award shows. This year's ceremony will serve as the second in-person Emmy ceremony since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.   As far as who will be at the helm as the evening's host, what time you should be tuned in and all the lucky shows and stars that made the cut, read on:   Who Is Hosting the Emmys?  In early August, NBC and the Television Academy announced that Saturday Night Live star Kenan...

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Few in Hollywood speak with the enthusiasm and optimism of awards-show producers. A hybrid of party promoters and air traffic controllers, artists and makeshift medical experts (thanks to Covid-19), they’re regularly roasted for their efforts by either ratings or reviews and still eagerly come back for more. But Reginald “Reggie” Hudlin and Done+Dusted president Ian Stewart have good reason to be geeked about producing their third consecutive Emmy telecast Sept. 12. Their 2021 collaboration brought a ratings bump (up 1.4 million viewers to an audience of 7.8 million) and a well-received shift from theatrical seating to a starry dinner party. Teaming with 2022 host network NBC (and, with it, NBCU television and streaming executive vp live events and specials Jen Neal) for a show that returns to its massive Microsoft Theater digs for the first time since the pandemic eighty-sixed traditional gatherings, they’re hoping the...

NBC is the fourth broadcast network to firm up its plans for the fall.

We already knew which nights and times the shows would be airing, but we didn't know when the ball would be rolling.

Monday, September 19, marks the return of The Voice (check out the revamped cast).

The reality series will lead into the premiere of the Quantum Leap, giving the reboot a strong launching pad.

Tuesday, September 20, features the timeslot debut of The Voice, which will air a two-hour installment that night, leading into the final season premiere of New Amsterdam.

One week later, La Brea returns for its second season in the 9 p.m. slot when The Voice scales back to one hour on Tuesdays.

Wednesday, September 21, will mark the returns of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D.

The next night features the premieres of Law & Order, Svu, and Organized Crime.

Later in the season,...

NBC is the fourth broadcast network (following Fox, ABC and CBS) to unveil its fall rollout plan, setting premiere dates for more than a dozen new and returning series.

As previously announced, La Brea is staying put in the Tuesday time slot that served its hit freshman run well, while the #OneChicago and Law & Order franchises will similarly and respectively call Wednesday and Thursday home.

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The next Ghostbusters movie will hit theaters on Dec. 20, 2023.

The sequel is a follow-up to director Jason Reitman’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which at long last revived the marquee franchise for Sony. The studio announced the high-profile 2023 release date on Tuesday.

Earlier this month on “Ghostbusters Day,” Reitman and co-writer Gil Kenan confirmed what the end credits of Ghostbusters: Afterlife hinted at –— that the live action sequel will return to the original films’ New York City and firehouse setting.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which debuted in theaters in November 2021, earned more than 200 million at the global box office despite the pandemic.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter prior to Ghostbusters Day, Reitman and Kenan teased details about the sequel.

“At the end of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, the Ecto-1 is driving into Manhattan, returning to its home. And before anyone ever heard the title Afterlife, we called it Rust City.

Here is Deadline’s latest list of renewals and cancellations for TV series on broadcast, cable and streaming services from August 2021 to the present (excluding syndicated shows). First-year series are in bold. Note that some shows listed as canceled are airing their final seasons. Keep checking back as we add to the list, and email here for additions and omissions. For the list of 2020-21 renewals and cancellations, click here.

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ABC

Abbott Elementary (renewed for Season 2)

American Idol (renewed for Season 6)

America’s Funniest Home Videos (renewed for Season 33)

The Bachelor (renewed for Season 27)

Bachelor in Paradise (renewed for Season 8)

Big Sky (renewed for Season 3)

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (renewed for Season 3)

The Conners (renewed for Season 5)

The Goldbergs (renewed for Season 10)

Grey’s Anatomy (renewed for Season 19)

Home Economics (renewed for Season 3)

Jimmy Kimmel Live! (renewed for Seasons 21-23)

Judge Steve Harvey (renewed...

Here is Deadline’s list of renewals and cancellations for TV series on broadcast, cable and streaming services from August 2020 to July 2021 (excluding syndicated shows). First-year series are in bold. Note that some shows listed as canceled are or were airing their final seasons. Keep checking back as we add to the list, and email here for additions and omissions. For the list of 2019-20 renewals and cancellations, click here.

ABC

American Housewife (canceled; five seasons)

American Idol (renewed for Season 5)

America’s Funniest Home Videos (renewed for Season 32)

Big Sky (renewed for Season 2)

Black-ish (renewed/canceled; will end after upcoming Season 8)

Call Your Mother (canceled; one season)

Celebrity Wheel of Fortune (renewed for Season 2)

The Chase (renewed for Season 2)

The Conners (renewed for Season 4)

Dancing with the Stars (renewed for Season 30)

Don’t (canceled; one season)

For Life (canceled; two seasons)

The Goldbergs (renewed for Season 9)

Grey’s Anatomy (renewed for...