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Law & Order fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 23 Episode 2 episode titled Human Innovation!

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Law & Order Human Innovation Season 23 Episode 2 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Law & Order” titled “Human Innovation,” slated to air on NBC at 8:00 Pm on January 25, 2024, viewers are in for a riveting and intellectually charged investigation. The storyline takes a compelling turn as Detectives Shaw and Riley find themselves unraveling a complex web of leads surrounding the murder of a prominent tech CEO. The plot thickens as they uncover a sinister agenda for retribution, injecting a high-stakes element into the narrative.

As the investigation intensifies, the legal drama unfolds in the courtroom, where Assistant District Attorneys Price...

“Disquieting, often claustrophobic, and always mesmerizing.” – Diabolique

Rlje Films, a business unit of AMC Networks, has picked up select rights to the horror film, An Unquiet Grave from Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller and the supernatural. Rlje Films will release An Unquiet Grave on VOD, Digital HD and DVD on January 18, 2022. The DVD will be available for an Srp of $27.97. Here’s the spooky trailer:

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In his feature directorial debut,...

“Disquieting, often claustrophobic, and always mesmerizing.” – Diabolique

Rlje Films, a business unit of AMC Networks, has picked up select rights to the horror film, An Unquiet Grave from Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller and the supernatural. Rlje Films will release An Unquiet Grave on VOD, Digital HD and DVD on January 18, 2022. The DVD will be available for an Srp of $27.97. Here’s the spooky traielr:

In his feature directorial debut, Terence Krey (“Graves”) co-wrote the film with Christine Nyland (Worthless). Nyland stars in the horror film alongside Jacob A. Ware (“Boardwalk Empire”).

In An Unquiet Grave, a year after losing his wife in a car crash, Jamie (Jacob A. Ware) convinces her sister, Ava (Christine Nyland), to return with him to the site of the accident and help him perform a strange ritual. But as the night wears on, it becomes clear that he has darker intentions.

"There isn't any right or wrong, there's just what happens." Rlje Films has debuted an official trailer for the indie horror drama An Unquiet Grave, which is arriving on VOD starting in January after a streaming run on Shudder earlier this year. The film originally premiered at the 2020 Nightstream Film Festival last year, and was one of the most buzzed about films showing there. A year after losing his wife in a car crash, Jamie convinces her sister to return with him to the site of the accident and perform a strange ritual. But as the night wears on, it becomes clear that he has darker intentions. "An Unquiet Grave is an exploration of grief, and the harm we cause when we don't take responsibility for our own healing." Starring Jacob A. Ware & Christine Nyland. This looks like Pet Sematary lite but about reviving a wife not a few dead pets.

Exclusive: Moonlight’s André Holland is the latest A-list figure to turn to the world of scripted podcasting.

Holland, who starred as Kevin in the Oscar-winning film, will feature in mordant comedy The Ms Phoenix Rising alongside Anthony Arkin (Succession), Susan Blommaert (The Blacklist), Estelle Parsons (The Conners) and Jeremy O. Harris (Slave Play).

Created by Trish Harnetiaux, the playwright behind Tin Cat Shoes and How to Get into Buildings, the six-part series comes from Playwrights Horizons Soundstage.

The show follows cruise ship The Ms Phoenix Rising, which sets sail in six weeks, marking the relaunch of the cruise ship industry after a prolonged shutdown. Urgent, budget-driven planning makes for a tense front office at Dane Cruising while they race to secure their place in history with fast marketing ideas and a reckless social campaign. Whose idea was it again to hype the “Christopher Columbus Route” through the Bahamas? Whatever.

Terence Krey’s An Unquiet Grave is a tight, contained horror story built on this simple question: what if you could return a lost loved one to life? It is a question often asked in horror, but it is rarely answered quite like this.

One year ago, Jamie (Jacob A. Ware) suffered a tragic loss when his wife, Jules, was killed in a car wreck. Unable to move on, he talks to her twin sister, Ava (co-writer Christine Nyland), into returning to the place of Jules’ death and performing a ritual to try to return her from the dead.

This film is fascinating in the way it breaks down certain aspects of the grief process. People may grieve differently, but no matter how you face the impossible task of trying to say goodbye,

eventually we must be willing to move along. It might be difficult and it might hurt, but...

When is the right time to stop mourning your love? A month? A year? Longer? When do the tears become less of a memorial for the dead and more a tomb constructed around the living? The folksong states “one year and a day.” That’s when an unnamed man hears from his late lover that his crying has prevented her from rest. He says he’ll stop if only he had but one more kiss, yet she knows it to be false. Such an intimate moment would only fill his heart further and make it so he’ll never leave. That “clay cold kiss” would be his undoing and the warmth of their union would be lost for good. He must live to protect it. He must live for them both.

That’s what grief provides beyond the pain: a memory of happiness. Loss is merely a marker for the...

A gent who misleads his internet girlfriend looks to atone for his mistakes in a new web series. The show is called Driver Ed, and it's created by Jacob A. Ware, a veteran of HBO's Boardwalk Empire.

Driver Ed begins with Ed (portrayed by Ware) facing a dilemma. He's meeting his lady friend for the first time, but she's expecting him to be an ace race car driver. In reality, he doesn't even know how to drive, so he looks to rectify that situation by passing a driving exam before she arrives.

After it initially premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, Driver Ed is now available online. You can find the first three episodes of it on Vimeo:

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How to Get into Buildings Written by Trish Harnetiaux Directed by Katherine Brook New Georges at The Brick, Brooklyn, NY December 4-December 19, 2015

It may be reductive to say that Trish Harnetiaux's new postmodern comedy is about love and relationships, but it's the easiest way to begin. How to Get into Buildings is in some ways a play about itself, thick with meta-theatrical moments. In other ways, it is as if Samuel Beckett directed Magnolia. Harnetiaux cites her structural inspiration as exploded-view diagrams and their arrangement of parts in relationship but not in contact with each other, perhaps echoed in one character's predilection for bento boxes.

The main components of this particular diagram are two couples, one of which represents the discrete parts coming together, and the other those parts moving apart: Lucy Maserati (Kristine Haruna Lee) and Roger Sauvignon (Jacob A. Ware), and Daphne Pierre-Pont (Stephanie Weeks) and Nick...