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And just like that, we learned about another Sex and the City cameo that almost but didn't come to fruition in an episode of And Just Like That. Max's Sex and the City continuation series will soon return for its third season, and while we know that we will definitely be seeing more from original series favorites Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte, a certain someone still won't be making a cameo.

No, we're not talking about Samanta Jones, played by Kim Cattrall, who did make her highly anticipated cameo appearance in a solo season 2 scene. We're talking about Charlotte's first husband Trey MacDougal. Kyle MacLachlan appeared as Trey in Sex and the City seasons 3 and 4, which followed Charlotte's relationship with the cardiologist until their divorce.

MacLachlan recently opened up in an interview about being approached to reprise his character in And Just Like That, but he ultimately chose to turn down...

Sex and the City star Kyle MacLachlan shares his thoughts on potentially returning to the sequel series, And Just Like That.... In the original series, MacLachlan portrayed Trey MacDougal, Charlotte's (Kristin Davis) former husband before Harry Goldenblatt (Evan Handler), who handled their divorce case as Charlotte's attorney. The sequel series has reunited many of the original Sex and the City cast members in their respective roles, including Sarah Jessica Parker, who plays the columnist, Carrie Bradshaw, and Cynthia Nixon as Miranda.

In an interview with People, MacLachlan discusses what it would take for him to return to Sex and the City universe. Reacting to the comment that Davis made in her podcast about him turning down the opportunity to make a cameo appearance where Charlotte and Trey would get some closure on their failed marriage, the star revealed that he'd be open to appearing on the show, but he couldn't...

More than two decades after they last crossed paths, Trey is ready to see his Sex and the City love Charlotte again.

Kyle MacLachlan, who played Charlotte’s former husband Trey MacDougal on the HBO comedy, is open to reprising his role on the Max sequel series And Just Like That…, he tells People magazine: “I think it’d be really fun to return, yeah, I do.”

More from TVLineR.I.P., David Lynch: Kyle MacLachlan, Steven Spielberg and More Pay Tribute to 'a Singular, Visionary Dreamer'And Just Like That Boss Reveals Who's New (and Who's Out) in Season...

Exclusive: Derry Girls star Louisa Harland is leading RTÉ’s adaptation of Marian Keyes’ The Walsh Sisters, which has unveiled cast including Debi Mazar.

Harland will play the troubled Anna Walsh and is joined by BAFTA nominee Máiréad Tyers, who led Disney+’s Extraordinary and has been cast as Helen. Making up the rest of the Walsh family are Stefanie Preissner, who plays Maggie and is also writing most of the show, Danielle Galligan (House of Guinness) bringing oldest sister Claire to life and rising talent Caroline Menton, who takes on sister Rachel.

Adding a dose of Hollywood to the line-up is Mazar, who plays Chaquie and is coming off the back of her starring role as Medusa in Netflix’s Kaos. Past credits include Entourage, Goodfellas and Little Man Tate. She is joined by Irish American actor Aidan Quinn (This is My Father). Quinn has been tapped to play...

The Ring, Gore Verbinski's supernatural horror spectacle of 2002, will stream soon on Peacock, proving that horror doesn't always take a break during the beginning of the year. Starting Jan. 1, Peacock subscribers will be able to stream the film about the cursed video starring Naomi Watts.

In The Ring, Watts plays Rachel Keller, a journalist who attends her niece's funeral and realizes Katie's death is not related to natural causes. Katie's mom asks Rachel to investigate, and during the funeral, the journalist finds out that the teenager isn't the only victim. A few of her friends also died in mysterious circumstances after watching a cursed videotape. When Rachel investigates the mysterious tape, she also sees the cryptic video. Seconds after it ends, she receives an ominous phone call from someone who just whispers, "Seven days."

Rachel grabs the tape and runs off. She contacts her ex-husband, who's a video specialist,...

With Christmas just over a week away, it’s time to kick the holiday horror viewing into overdrive. But what if you’re not feeling the merriment or holiday spirit? You wouldn’t be alone.

That’s why this week’s streaming picks are dedicated to feel-bad, bleak holiday horror movies that don’t care at all about warm fuzzy feels or happily ever afters!

These five horror movies capture Scrooge’s “Bah Humbug” sentiments for the holidays, delivering bleak downers and grim explorations of humanity’s dark side instead.

As always, here’s where you can stream them this week.

For more Stay Home, Watch Horror picks, click here.

A Christmas Tale – Tubi

Before Paco Plaza helmed international horror hits, including the [Rec] franchise and Netflix’s Veronica, he directed an Amblin-like kids story that turns grim with the made-for-tv movie A Christmas Tale, as part of Six Films to Keep You Awake.

Sarah Jessica Parker On Sex And The City Sequel (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Nostalgia for old iconic shows is real, which is precisely why the audience willingly accepts and appreciates some reboots and sequels of popular shows. And Just Like That is a revived sequel to the popular 2000s romantic drama television show Sex And The City.

With most of the original cast back and the story of the iconic characters being taken forward, And Just Like That has been a success since it first aired. With the upcoming third season, Sarah Jessica Parker has teased what fans can expect from the show, including some “new men.”

Sarah Jessica Parker Teases ‘New Men’ In And Just Like That Season 3

Parker opened up about the show at the Red Sea Film Festival and teased the fans with hints about what to expect from And Just Like That season 3. She disclosed that the...

Jennifer Love Hewitt is finally ready to talk about her mother. More than 12 years after losing the woman whom she considered the center of her universe to cancer, Hewitt has channeled her grief into two new projects which honor the legacy of “magic” that her mother left behind.

“I don’t know that we truly appreciate who our mothers really are until we’ve either lost them, unfortunately, or until we get old enough to realize all that goes into being a mom,” Hewitt tells Variety. “So I’ve had such a new experience with my mother in this time — in really taking in, as an adult, all that she did for me, all that she went through in her life, and all that she was probably struggling with when I was a kid. And [she] still was able to create what I remember and take in as a magical childhood...

The movie introduces us to Ryan, a 13-year-old star of the hit YouTube show Ryan’s World. Along with his twin sisters Kate and Emma, Ryan shares creative adventures with his audience. This time, Ryan’s imagination takes him into a comic book world he loves.

We first meet Ryan helping his friend perform a magic trick. But he grows annoyed with his sisters for messing with his room. Later, the girls discover a mysterious comic that pulls them into an animated universe. Ryan must transform into his superhero character Red Titan to save Kate and Emma from the villain Dark Titan.

What follows is a fun-filled yet perilous journey. Ryan taps into new superpowers while reconnecting with his family. Thrilling battles and fascinating new lands keep viewers entertained. Deeper themes of courage and togetherness also emerge.

By understanding the characters and their story, we can better appreciate the movie’s entertainment.

Soap Hub looks at the Hits and Misses for the week of October 7-11 in the worlds of Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, The Bold and the Beautiful, and The Young and the Restless.

Hits and Misses

What we think worked and didn’t work.

The Young and the Restless

Hit: Traci and Alan are back. Traci (Beth Maitland) and Alan (Christopher Cousins) traveled to the United States and back to France. They’ve returned to Genoa City and are already talking about moving in together. Welcome back.

Miss/Hit: Jack and Diane have a huge shouting match while Victor overhears. Jack (Peter Bergman) and Diane (Susan Walters) are better than that. But they will all be forgiven, and this miss will become a hit if they’re setting up Victor (Eric Braeden) and the public argument was a ruse.

Miss: Lily’s instinct was to trust Victor and Nikki.

If you’ve ever been curious about what it’d be like to take LSD, head over to Nutter Butter‘s TikTok account and find out.

Yes, Nutter Butter has a TikTok account. For some of us here at Tubefilter, the peanut butter-filled snack was a well-liked, if long-forgotten, piece of childhood–the sort-of-dessert that was slipped into our lunch boxes. So when we saw an extremely lo-fi TikTok video of a single shrimp being lovingly placed on top of a Nutter Butter with the caption “yes,” we figured it was another Dada-esque sh*tpost from a Gen Z’er, and almost scrolled past it.

Then we saw it was posted by the verified Nutter Butter brand account.

@officialnutterbutteryes♬ original sound – nutter butter

And it was not the NutBut’s first wild upload. In fact, @officialnutterbutter has been uploading trippy, nonsensical videos for over a year. Back in June 2023, it...

Quick Links How From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series Expands the Story of the Film Where Did From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series Originally Air? Why Did From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series End With Season 3?

Written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Robert Rodriguez, when From Dusk Till Dawn first premiered in theaters in 1996, nobody could have ever predicted that it would become the horror classic that it is considered to be today. Nobody could have ever predicted the franchise that it would end up spawning after either. What started as a standalone horror action film with a new take on vampires gradually grew into something greater. For almost three decades, it has since been followed up by two direct-to-dvd sequels, a series of comic books, and even a video game. Perhaps its biggest and most successful attempt at an expansion, however, came in the form of a television series,...

Aidan Turner and Caitlin FitzGerald have made a rare red carpet appearance together!

The longtime couple, who got married in 2020, were joined by friend Alex Hassell while attending the press night of Macbeth on Tuesday (October 8) at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London, England.

Aidan is currently promoting his new series Rivals and shared comment about life with Caitlin in a new interview.

Keep reading to find out more…

While talking about his relatively quiet life with The Telegraph, Aidan said, “It sounds boring but I work, and then when a project is finished I start reading scripts again. I’m not on social media, I don’t get wrapped [up] comparing myself to anyone else.”

He added, “Frankly, it’s hard enough keeping track of my own career. Since the birth of our son, my wife and I have agreed that only one of us will take a job away...

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Speak No Evil is a psychological horror thriller film written and directed by James Watkins. Based on the 2022 Danish film of the same name written by Mads and Christian Tafdrup, the James McAvoy film follows the story of an American family as their dream holiday at a British family’s idyllic country estate turns into a nightmare because of a psychotic man. Speak No Evil also stars Mackenzie Davis, Aisling Franciosi, Scoot McNairy, Dan Hough, Alix West Lefler, and Motaz Malhees. So, if you loved the thrilling story, immense tension, and compelling characters in Speak No Evil here are some similar movies you should check out next.

Speak No Evil (AMC+ & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Shudder

Speak No Evil is a Danish psychological horror thriller film directed by Christian Tafdrup from a screenplay co-written by Mads and Christian Tafdrup.

Darren Star certainly knows how to keep fans of his shows on edge, and that is precisely what’s being done with Netflix’s Emily in Paris. This show has successfully run the romance, drama/comedy scene for four incredible seasons. While there is no official confirmation on Season 5, fans are concerned with how the storyline capped off during its latest season.

Lily Collins as Emily Cooper in Emily in Paris | Credits: Netflix

Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, is an American hired by a marketing firm in Paris to provide them with her expertise. However, the character also goes through a series of learning curves, life experiences, and a lot more in the mix. And obviously, why create a television show without a touch of romance in it? But that’s where Darren Star tends to mess it all up.

Fans are dreading to witness Darren Star potentially derail...

“I can’t write about my parents, I have to write about sex — specifically, sex in America,” Gia Lombardi (Shailene Woodley) says, early in “Three Women.” Sitting across from New Journalism pioneer Gay Talese (James Naughton), a living, breathing, propositioning representation of the patriarchy, Gia is trying to find a new direction of her own. The book she’s already written has been dismissed by her publisher. They found it boring, among other issues, and she’s been sent to speak with the author of the 1981 book on sexuality in America, “Thy Neighbor’s Wife,” to find a stronger angle into her extremely broad thesis.

She doesn’t, and it wouldn’t be wrong to say “Three Women” doesn’t either. Even when Gia is giving her closing summary, pinning down what she’s learned at the end of her long, country-spanning journey, her conclusion is wider than the old...

Spend enough time complaining about padded limited series that would have worked better as movies and superfluously ambitious movies that would have been better fulfilled as limited series, and it becomes a relief to offer a small new variation: Starz’s new 10-hour limited series Three Women would have been better as three movies. Or possibly it would have been better as a three-season anthology series. All I know is that watching Lisa Taddeo’s adaptation of her own acclaimed book, I’ve rarely been as conscious that the way a story was being presented onscreen couldn’t possibly be the best way for that given story to be told.

Three Women is, more accurately, three different stories told in suboptimal fashion — maybe four if you include what should have been a framing device but, owing presumably to “It’s my darned book” privilege, has been given equal weight throughout.

Last year, it was announced that Blumhouse Television had acquired the adaptation rights to The Quiet Tenant, the debut novel from author Clémence Michallon (you can pick up a copy Here), with the intention of turning it into either a limited series or a streaming feature. Now Deadline has an update on the project, which is moving forward as a limited series: CSI creator Anthony E. Zuiker has come on board to serve as writer and showrunner, and Secret Menu will be producing the show alongside Blumhouse. Secret Menu is a media company that was launched last December by Charlize Theron, producer Dawn Olmstead, and Theron’s Denver & Delilah partners Beth Kono and Aj Dix.

Theron, Olmstead, Kono, and Dix are executive producers on The Quiet Tenant with Blumhouse Television’s Jason Blum and Chris Dickie, plus Zuiker and Michallon.

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In the span of a few days, a racist smear against migrants of color made it from the fever swamps of the online right to the national presidential debate. On Tuesday, former President Donald Trump accused Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, of killing and eating pets in the community during his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris.

The rant came after Harris trolled Trump about his rallies, encouraging Americans to listen to him talk about Hannibal Lecter, and spout windmill conspiracies to followers who leave early out of boredom. Trump...

Shailene Woodley starrer Three Women tells the story of a writer named Gia who is determined to write the book of a lifetime while on a journey to find herself. The show is a powerful exploration of womanhood that occasionally becomes a little bit cliche, but even so, it gives us a meaningful ending that shows us how women are always going to be there for each other. How? While each of our experiences is distinct, there’s some factors that tie us together with an invisible thread, one that keeps us going. For the most part, Three Women is about Maggie, Sloane, and Lina, but at the heart of the story is Gia, a wanderer who believes from the bottom of her heart that she doesn’t deserve love because Gia feels herself surrounded by metaphorical spikes like a hedgehog, hurting anyone who gets close to her. Gia’s...

Warning: This article discusses topics of sexual assault, suicide, and political and religious beliefs.

There are loads of fantastic period drama TV shows from the UK that US viewers havent seen but should check out. Some of the best TV shows of all time are period dramas, with the genre being so popular because of how many settings and plots come under the label. Period dramas are set in the past, which can vary from ten years ago to centuries. This allows for all manner of characters and stories to unfold.

Period dramas continue to soar in popularity, especially in recent years, as streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime are jumping on the trend. TV shows like Bridgerton are notably successful because they send audiences back in time and draw them into a new world. British TV is known for producing stellar period dramas, and some titles are relatively unknown in the United States,...

Although BBCs Sherlock is still missed, there are still plenty of other brilliant TV shows that can fill the gap. Benedict Cumberbatchs Sherlock Holmes is one of the best TV detectives ever, as well as one of the strongest interpretations of the legendary fictional character. Arthur Conan Doyles Sherlock novels, which are about the extremely intelligent and blunt London detective, have received several direct and indirect adaptations over the years.

However, the BBCs version is absolutely one of the best TV shows of all time. Even in 2024, the iconic figure is still returning to screens in different forms, and many Sherlock Holmes movies and TV shows are currently in development. While its tempting to just stick with Holmes and Watson, many other TV shows are just as compelling and intriguing that rival Sherlock. Crime dramas can vary in terms of format, characters, and stories, but multiple TV shows have a similar atmosphere to Sherlock.

And Just Like That is teeing up a third season after getting the renewal from Max in August, and Leading Ladies Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) each have their own love lives ahead of them to explore.

Carrie has another shot with Aidan Shaw (John Corbett) following Season 2. Miranda will continue to explore her sexuality, without Che Diaz (Sara Ramirez), and Charlotte is looking to expand beyond the bounds of motherhood.

The core four group of women featured in Daren Starr’s original series Sex and the City all made appearances in Season 2 with one notable cameo at the very end.

Read on for everything we know about And Just Like That Season 3 including its release date, cast and more.

When will And Just Like That Season 3 come out?

Max has projected a 2025 release date for Season 3 of And Just Like That. HBO teased...

This article contains spoilers from The Umbrella Academy season 4.

Spinoff possibilities exist for characters like Five and Klaus that could take place before the series finale. The Umbrella Academy has a definitive conclusion that rules out season 5. While spinoffs may be viable, characters' development in the main series may restrict meaningful storylines.

The Umbrella Academy's cast discusses their characters' sacrifices in the series finale and whether they could ever return. The popular Netflix series came to a close with the superpowered characters letting themselves be consumed by the Cleanse to end the broken timelines and apocalypses. Along with dying, this sacrifice meant that the Hargreeves siblings were erased from all history, making it seem as if they had never existed even though they saved the universe.

In an interview with People, Ben Hargreeves actor Justin H. Min and Allison Hargreeves actor Emmy Raver-Lampman spoke about the fates of their...

This article contains spoilers from The Umbrella Academy season 4.

Ritu Arya reveals that she was shocked that her character and Five develop a relationship. The majority of their bond was shown during a montage over seven years. The relationship ultimately does not change the outcome of the finale.

The Umbrella Academy star Ritu Arya reveals that she was shocked by the relationship between her character, Lila, and Five (Aidan Gallagher) in season 4. Lila had been in a romantic relationship with Five's brother, Diego (David Castaeda), since season 2, making the development all the more surprising in the show's final season. The unlikely pairing between Lila and Five in The Umbrella Academy season 4 was born out of atypical circumstances, as they found themselves trapped in alternate timelines for seven years and as they struggled to return to the timeline where their families still resided.

While speaking with People, Arya shares how surprised...

Ritu Arya and Justin H. Min reveal season 4 is the end in large part due to delays from the pandemic and strikes. The show's popularity allowed for a proper ending in season 4, wrapping up loose threads. The possibility of any spinoff risks undermining the season 4 finale.

The Umbrella Academy cast members reveal the real reason why the Netflix superhero series ends with season 4. Based on the comic book series by Gerard Way and Gabriel B of the same name, the Netflix series is a loose adaptation of the source material that revolves around a group of kids who were adopted by an eccentric billionaire and turned into a super-powered, crime-fighting unit. After three successful seasons of the show, which garnered huge critical acclaim, The Umbrella Academy season 4 brings the story of the Hargreeves family to an end.

In a conversation with People cast members Ritu Arya and Justin H. Min...

As we wait for the highly anticipated prequel series NCIS: Origins, viewers are instead met with devastating news. George Schenck, who played a significant part in the making of NCIS for 20 years, passed away on Saturday. CBS announced the heartbreaking news over the weekend, and consequently, the NCIS cast and crew have been mourning his death ever since. Mark Harmon, who has worked with Schenck on NCIS since 2003, recently shared a heartfelt message in remembrance of his former boss. Having maintained a precious bond with the late George Schenck, here is what Harmon stated in the statement:

So sorry to hear the news about George. The professionalism and tenacity of George and Frank changed the face of the show. Im so appreciative of the team and the teamwork they both represented."

According to the news shared by CBS, the TV veteran has passed away at his home in Brentwood, Los Angeles.

In the 1970s and 1980s, more than 30,000 people in the UK were infected with HIV and hepatitis C after being given contaminated blood products. It’s a scandal that should’ve caused shockwaves but has, for the most part, remained unrecognised. Luke Shelley’s new Slick Films produced short What We Wished We Could Be is centred around this scandal but rather than taking a documentary or even docu-drama approach, Shelley decided to tell his story from the dramatised perspective of a couple who have been directly affected by the issue. It’s a tense and confronting watch, showing how two people can be torn apart by something so out of their hands. With the film making its festival premiere at Rhode Island International Film Festival this month followed swiftly by a screening at HollyShorts, Dn invited Shelley to join us for a chat about the making of the short,...

George Schenck, who served as a writer, producer and/or co-showrunner on NCIS during the CBS drama’s first 15 seasons, died Saturday at his home in Los Angeles, a network spokesperson announced. He was 82.

He and Frank Cardea shared a creative partnership for 40 years. In addition to collaborating on NCIS, they created the 1982-83 CBS adventure series Bring ‘Em Back Alive, starring Bruce Boxleitner; the 1984-86 CBS crime show Crazy Like a Fox, starring Jack Warden and John Rubinstein; and the 1991-92 ABC drama Pros and Cons, starring James Earl Jones and Richard Crenna.

After writing nearly 50 episodes of NCIS starting with show’s inaugural season in 2003, the pair were elevated to co-showrunners in November 2016 following the sudden death of Gary Glasberg two months earlier. “It’s with heavy hearts that we assume his duties,” they said at the time.

“So sorry to hear the news on George,” NCIS star...

George Schenck, a TV writer, producer and showrunner on CBS’ police procedural “NCIS,” died at his home in Brentwood, Calif., on Aug. 3. He was 82.

Born on February 12, 1942, Schenck graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in screenwriting and earned a graduate degree in the first class of the Film School’s new writers’ program. After attending school, he served in the U.S. Navy. His father, Aubrey Schenck, was an independent producer along with his great uncles, Nicholas and Joseph Schenck, who ran MGM and 20th Century Fox.

In addition to writing and producing many episodes of “NCIS,” Schenck wrote indie movies and collaborated with his writing and producing partner Frank Cardea on shows like “Crazy Like a Fox,” “Bring ’em Back” and “Pros and Cons.” Schenck joined the “NCIS” writing staff in its first season. He became an executive producer in Season 9, and he and Cardea were...

George Schenck, a television writer and producer who served as showrunner on the ratings smash CBS procedural “NCIS,” died peacefully in his home in Brentwood, California on Saturday. He was 82.

Shenck was born on Feb. 12, 1942, and grew up with a passion for storytelling. His own father, Aubrey Schenck, was a successful independent producer along with his great uncles, Nicholas and Joseph Schenck, who ran MGM and 20th Century Fox.

He would pursue that passion by graduating from the University of Southern California with a degree in screenwriting and a graduate degree in the first class of the Film School’s new writers’ program. After college, he served in the U.S. Navy.

His career in television, which spanned several decades, included co-creating and writing for numerous TV shows. After a brief solo career as a writer on independent movies, Schenck collaborated with Frank Cardea, his longtime writer-producing partner of over 40 years,...

George Schenck, a television writer and producer for the beloved long-running series NCIS, died peacefully at his home in Brentwood, CA on August 3. He was 82.

His death was announced by his family.

Schenck was the son of the late film and TV producer Aubrey Schenck and great-nephew of the legendary Nicholas and Joseph Schenck, who ran MGM and 20th Century Fox during Hollywood’s Golden Age and were part of the industry’s major movers and shakers for much of the first half of the 20th Century.

With more than 40 years as a producing partner with Frank Cardea, Schenck’s prolific producing credits stretch back to the late 1970s and early ’80 on such popular series as Fantasy Island (1981); Bring ‘Em Back Alive, the 1982 adventure series starring Bruce Boxleitner; and the 1984 detective series Crazy Like a Fox starring Jack Warden and John Rubinstein as a father and son investigator team.

But his signature series was NCIS,...

Carrie and Aidan must decide whether to revive their romance despite past failures. Reviving their relationship poses a significant risk for both characters in And Just Like That. Aidan's return may be due to Steve's death, prompting new developments in the series.

John Corbett is returning for And Just Like That... season 3, suggesting Carrie and Aidan have ended their five-year break, as Aidan now lives in Virginia. It's not likely that he happened to run into Carrie, although that happened memorably throughout Sex and the City. Aidan and Carrie could be meeting for several reasons, but whatever it is, it breaks what they agreed upon in the And Just Like That season 2 finale. The couple agreed on a five-year break after buying an apartment together, holding off on their relationship until Aidan's youngest son graduated.

Despite the plan, Aidan actor John Corbett was featured in a photo of the And Just Like That...

Killing off a central character in And Just Like That may be the biggest insult yet to the evolving Sex and the City franchise. Steve's character in Ajlt may have come to its natural conclusion, but his death would be a brutal and unnecessary narrative choice. After a lackluster romance and divorce, Steve deserves to enjoy his slice of paradise on Coney Island, not a tragic demise.

A central Sex and the City character may die in the And Just Like That reboot, which would be the biggest insult to the character yet. The continuation of the Sex and the City story revived the franchise in 2021, and the reboot has been righting franchise wrongs and creating new controversy throughout Ajlt seasons 1 and 2. With filming for season 3 officially underway, the And Just Like That cast was spotted in New York City in July 2024, dressed in all black presumably for a funeral.

Have you been looking for your next reality TV binge? Then you may want to check out The Fortune Hotel, a new competition series that’s just landed on ITV. Twenty contestants have flown out to a beautiful resort in the Caribbean, where a high-stakes game of chance and detection is underway. But there’s more than sun, sand, and salsa dancing at stake—the winner will walk away a quarter of a million pounds richer.

The premise is twisty but engaging. Each couple is randomly assigned a silver suitcase upon arrival. Secretly stashed inside just one of them is a life-changing cash reward. The others either hold nothing at all or harbor an “early checkout ticket” that sends the unlucky holders home. Over the course of the episodes, the pairs will get opportunities to swap cases in the hope of improving their fortunes. With strategic swaps and suspicious side-eyes at the cocktail bar,...

And Just Like That's cast was seen filming in all black attire, prompting fans to assume they'll attend a funeral in season 3. The potential funeral scene in Ajlt season 3 could be a tribute to a beloved cast member who helped embed the series into the cultural lexicon. The funeral scene could serve as a tribute to Stanford Blatch actor Willie Garson, providing a fitting send-off for the character.

And Just Like That was seen filming a potential funeral scene in July 2024 ahead of the upcoming Ajlt season 3, and I hope it's a tribute to a beloved cast member. I couldn't help but immediately wonder who the Ajlt cast was mourning when I heard about it. There were rumors that it could be Steve, but I hope for everybody's sake that Steve is still alive in And Just Like That season 3. That said, it could be a tribute to one of...

Even before Covid made a virtue of isolation, experts had already been describing loneliness as an epidemic for years. Now that even the most social among us have had loneliness imposed upon us as a matter of public policy, it seems to be an issue that’s top of mind for TV creators to process through their work. Baby Reindeer revolves around two lonely people who find communion, by chance, over Diet Coke in a neighborhood pub; the disastrous fallout comes later. The titular Mr. & Mrs. Smith find each other in part because they’ve built the kind of lives they can disappear from without causing alarm to friends or loved ones who’d miss them. Ripley’s eponymous protagonist is alone by necessity: the kinds of short cons he’s running for his livelihood depend on his remaining anonymous.

Though loneliness isn’t generally a hilarious topic, it animates our current comedies,...

Hacks is a standout HBO Max show featuring a phenomenal ensemble cast, led by Emmy-winner Jean Smart as Las Vegas diva Deborah Vance. The series delves into the complexities of the comedy world, showcasing the struggles and successes of female comedians. With a mix of established and new comedic talents, Hacks delivers a captivating blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling.

The Hacks cast is an ensemble of some of the best comedy actors working today. Hacks is one of the standout shows on HBO Max, offering a dark comedy centered around Las Vegas diva and stand-up legend Deborah Vance, portrayed by Emmy-winner Jean Smart. The series benefits from a mix of newcomers and established comedic talents, adding authenticity to its portrayal of the comedy world. Hacks explores the lives of both successful and struggling female comedians, delving into the complexities of fame, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of success in the entertainment industry.

Blue Bloods returns after a brief hiatus for the final four episodes of Season 14 Part One.

The final season of the hit CBS show has been divided into two parts, with the final eight episodes airing next fall.

Well, that is unless Blue Bloods fans get their wish and CBS renews the show at the last minute, just like with S.W.A.T.

CBS likely won’t decide about the fate of Blue Bloods until next year, but the good news is that the fans have been loud telling the network to “cancel the cancel.”

In the meantime, summer break is on the horizon, bringing the first part of Blue Bloods Season 14 to an end.

Let’s examine what we know about the remaining Blue Bloods Season 14 spring episodes.

Blue Bloods Season 14 schedule and finale date

There are four episodes left in the current season of Blue Bloods. Due to the Writers...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead fro Argylle.

Argylle, despite a star-studded cast, was a box office flop with poor reviews due to its convoluted plot twists and several headscratcher moments. Director Matthew Vaughn's plans for expanding the Argylle franchise may be hindered by its poor performance, joining other recent Apple original films in lackluster box-office results. The film's twists reveal Elly's true identity as a CIA double agent named Rachel Kylle, with unexpected plot developments and a late cameo by Henry Cavill.

Matthew Vaughn's spy comedy Argylle is loaded with major plot twists. Despite featuring a star-studded ensemble cast led by Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O'Hara, John Cena, Dua Lipa, and Henry Cavill, Argylle was a box office flop upon its release in early February 2024. Argylle only made $96 million worldwide against its staggering $200 million budget, quickly becoming one of the biggest box office failures of the year.

Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Argylle

The ending of "Argylle" introduces the real Agent Argylle, setting up the possibility of a sequel and prequel. Elly Conway is revealed to be a double agent working for both the CIA and the Division. The nefarious Division is exposed and its power is diminished, but the possibility of revenge remains.

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle ends in a surprising way, introducing the real Agent Argylle before flashing back to a mid-credits scene that ties into the Kingsman franchise. After multiple twists and turns, Elly Conway, whose real name is Rachel, finally remembers everything about her past life as a CIA agent. Working alongside Aidan, Elly managed to send the Division’s master list to Alfred Solomon, the former deputy director of the CIA who had been waiting for years to uncover the Division. But a run-in with Ruth, who uses a music...

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Barry Keoghan in Saltburn

A BBC journalist conducting an interview with Scott at the 2024 BAFTA Awards seemed pretty fixated on obtaining the actor’s perspective on Keoghan’s nude scenes in the film and repeatedly asked him some uncomfortable questions about it, leading the Irish actor to abruptly end the interview midway and leave the scene.

Andrew Scott Abruptly Ends Interview Amid Uncomfortable Questions

As Andrew Scott joined the 2024 BAFTA Awards ceremony, he...

Warning: The following article contains major spoilers for Argylle.

Argylle is connected to the Kingsman franchise through a mid-credits scene and a hidden Easter egg. Director Matthew Vaughn owns the rights to both franchises and can crossover as he pleases. Vaughn envisions creating a shared universe with three interconnected spy franchises, despite Argylle's underperformance at the box office.

Argylle director Matthew Vaughn explains the crossover between his latest franchise and the Kingsman series. During the mid-credits scene of the film, a young Agent Argylle (Louis Partridge) is seen at a bar named The King's Man, confirming that Vaughn's newest franchise is connected to the same universe. The mid-credits scene ends with a tease of the next chapter of the Argylle saga, called Argylle: Book One - The Movie, which will likely further explore its connections with the Kingsman franchise.

During an interview with Collider, which discusses the film in great detail,...

Argylle is a box-office disaster with a production cost of $200 million, but it was financed by its director and sold to Apple for the same amount. The film's box-office failure is a major disappointment for both Apple and Universal, as it was intended to be the start of a franchise. Apple's acquisition of Argylle was primarily for its streaming service, and unless the film becomes a popular digital rental, it will be a $200 million write-off for the company.

If the comedy spy film Argylle had been entirely distributed and financed by a major Hollywood studio, the film, which has so far grossed approximately $60 million at the worldwide box office against a reported production cost of $200 million, would be poised to become one of the biggest box office bombs in history.

Indeed, Argylle is a box-office disaster of epic proportions. However, while the movie was distributed theatrically by Universal Pictures, Argylle...

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The following contains spoilers for Argylle, now playing in theaters.

When it comes to the spy genre, not all movies or TV series take the blood-soaked route of John Wick. Some of these properties try to maintain a degree of nuance, as seen with the Bourne and James Bond movies. However, that doesn't mean the genre can't change things a bit for modern audiences.

Director, Matthew Vaughn, does that with Argylle,...

Argylle's various shocking plot twists subverted the main story, but none did more than the reveal of Agent Argylle's real identity. The transition from Argylle's fictional story to Elly's reality at the book presentation subtly spoils one of Argylle's biggest plot twists. Elly's denial of being a spy and her aptitude for solving mysteries conflict, making the hint at her past as Agent Rachel Kylle more confusing.

Warning! Spoilers about Argylle ahead.

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle included plenty of shocking plot twists that subverted the main story multiple times, but one in particular was foreshadowed very early in the action-comedy. From the reason behind Elly’s inability to define what happened after Argylle’s Hong Kong trip that let her end book five on a cliffhanger to the truth behind Argylle’s Directorate and its counterpart the Division, which seemingly made attempts on Elly’s life early in the movie,...

Stars: Bryce Dallas Howard, Henry Cavill, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, Richard E. Grant, John Cena, Tomás Paredes | Written by Jason Fuchs | Directed by Matthew Vaughn

Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle seems to have spilt audiences and critics all over the world. From being branded as over-the-top fun, to the worst film of the year. While it’s neither of them, at times it can be argued that it’s fallen into each argument.

Bryce Dallas Howard plays Elly Conway, an author who has written a series of best-selling spy novels, all of which focus on the heroic action hero, Argylle. We first see agent Argylle in action, played by Henry Cavill, who has, unfortunately, been given the worst haircut ever put to screen. Sporting his dreadful haircut he’s on a mission, one that is filled with over-the-top dialogue and action, and some of the worst CGI you’re likely to see,...

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The following contains spoilers for Argylle, now playing in theaters.

Argylle is a spy action comedy that comes with a slew of wild twists and turns. Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas-Howard) isn't just creating the adventures of a super spy from scratch; it turns out she is actually the titular character. This means she was a former spy who was brainwashed...

One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda and Luffy's English-language dub voice actor Colleen Clinkenbeard have completely different ideas about what Luffy's occupation would be in the real world.

Clinkenbeard was at this year's MegaCon Orlando as part of an ensemble panel, titled "One Piece x One Piece: From Anime to Live Action." She was joined by panelists Luci Christian (Nami) from the anime series and live-action actors Jacob Romero (Usopp), Jeff Ward (Buggy) and Aidan Scott (Helmeppo). All panelists were asked what occupations their respective characters would have. While the other characters were tipped to find employment, notably with Helmeppo selling drugs to "rich white moms," Clinkenbeard said Luffy was "unemployable." This question was once posed to Oda, who remarked that Luffy would be a firefighter.

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