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Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping showdown as “Street Outlaws vs. the World” returns with its debut season on November 14, 2023, at 8:00 Pm on Discovery.

In the episode titled “Are You Trying to Tempt Me?” the American racing powerhouse, Team USA, takes on the streets of Sydney, Australia, facing off against some of the fastest cars Down Under. After a challenging first day, the American Outlaws regroup and prepare to show their mettle, armed with newfound knowledge of the track and a better understanding of their competition.

As the action unfolds on the Sydney streets, viewers can expect high-octane races, nail-biting moments, and the unmistakable roar of powerful engines. “Street Outlaws vs. the World” never fails to deliver heart-pounding excitement, as the teams from different corners of the globe battle for supremacy.

Tune in on November 14th at 8:00 Pm and witness the Outlaws make a strong statement before they bid Sydney farewell,...

Cory Hardrict has joined Orange Is The New Black alum Taryn Manning in Karen, the indie suspense thriller from writer and director Coke Daniels. Manning, who is producing the indie, will play Karen White, who believes that races should stick to their “own kind” and carries this belief into her neighborhood. Hardrict will star as Malik, a community activist in Atlanta dedicated to his wife and fighting social injustices. When Malik and his wife, Assata, become Karen’s new neighbor, she makes it her personal mission to remove them from the neighborhood, by any means necessary. However, Assata and Malik don’t have time for this and aren’t going down without a fight.

Manning is producing the pic with Daniels and Craig Chapman. Burke Management Firm founders Vanzil Burke and Victor Burke will serve as executive producers.

Hardrict’s film credits include Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper and Gran Torino...

Though she was “well aware of the Black Dahlia case,”actress India Eisley admits she had “never heard of” the story of Fauna Hodel before auditioning for that role in “I Am the Night.” Adapted from the true-crime memoir “One Day She’ll Darken,” this TNT limited series tells the story of Hodel, a teenager who discovers her origins are a bit mysterious. She teams up with a down-on-his-luck reporter (Chris Pine) to uncover her dark family secrets, which tie into the infamous 1947 murder. Watch our exclusive video interview with Eisley above.

See Patty Jenkins interview: “I Am the Night”

Eisley read Hodel’s book to better understand “what her emotional state was at any given time.” Because the series is a “highly fictionalized” version of the true events, she “wanted to realistically get a hold of where she was at emotionally” in order to best represent the real person and her experiences.

Exclusive: Emory Cohen, India Eisley and Sam Strike have been set as the leads of The Dougherty Gang, a new film from writer-director Sean McEwen (Whaling) based on GQ writer Kathy Dobie’s magazine article about the real-life siblings who embarked on a cross-country crime spree in 2011. Tess Harper, Cory Hardrict and Treat Williams also star in the drama being produced by Narrator Entertainment, Big Cat Productions and Charlie Baby Productions. Shooting gets underway later this month.

The plot is based on the true story of Ryan, Lee Grace and Dylan Dougherty, who in 2011 shot at cops in Florida, robbed a bank in Georgia and were the subject of a manhunt that ended at the with a police chase in Colorado. In all, they racked up more than 70 charges. All were sentenced to prison in 2012, the year Dobie’s article was published.

In the film, Harper will pay a woman...