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Is Kim Hieora Returning To The Screens With The Savior? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

After featuring in many K-dramas, Kim Hieora rose to fame following her unforgettable performance in The Glory, where she played Lee Sa-Ra, one of the school bullies. She starred in another drama, The Uncanny Counter, in 2023 and received many accolades. However, soon after that, her career came to a halt when she got embroiled in a school bullying scandal in the same year.

Now, after two years of a long pause, the actress is finally going to make her comeback on the big screens. According to reports, she has been confirmed as one of the lead stars in the movie The Savior. Scroll ahead to learn more about her film and past scandal!

On March 13, 2025, Star News reported that Kim Hieora and Song Ji-Hyo (popularly known for her performance in Running Man) had been roped into the...

Chicago Pd is in an interesting place. The show has introduced a new foe in the form of Chief Deputy Charlie Reid, but the dynamic betwen the character and the Iu has not boiled over into antagonism. It still appears as though things are cordial, to the extent that Reid asked Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) to be "friends" in the fall finale.

The use of the word "friends" was loaded, however. The character is seemingly angling to take advantage of the skeletons in the Iu's closet, and his presence in the winter premiere promo photos confirms that he will play a large role in the rest of season 12.

Shawn Hatosy made his Law & Order debut in 1996 "John Q" Los Angeles Premiere | Steve Granitz/GettyImages

Here's the thing: you've seen the actor who plays Reid before. You've seen him in the same television universe as One Chicago, and you've seen him multiple times.

It’s no secret that after the dual Writers and Actors strike, 2024 was finally the year to return to great television.

And the year had its fair share of spectacular debuts of new series that wormed themselves into our hearts with strong writing, great characters, and the ability to keep us coming back for more.

From broadcast procedurals to adaptations and streaming hits, we’ve compiled a list of the best new series of 2024.

(Mitch Hasseth/Disney) Shōgun – Hulu

The critically acclaimed series is easily one of the most talked about debut shows of the year, and there’s no way a list commending incredible new series is complete without it.

Based on the James Clavell novel of the same name, this adaptation does justice to the genre during an era when the medium is saturated with far too many of them.

And Shōgun stays faithful to the source material,...

This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch listings and our monthly breakdown of What’s on Streaming.

With over 500 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.

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Warning: Massive spoilers for Solo Leveling ahead!

Sung Jinwoo and his treacherous journey in the apocalyptic world of Solo Leveling has left readers in a void, now that the manhwa has ended (even if the anime adaptation has only just started). From a revolutionary incident to ridding the world of monsters, Solo Leveling is a shining example of how to effectively use tropes common to the fantasy/adventure genre within manhwa.

Thankfully, plenty of others within the medium possess the qualities that make it a fan favorite: weak to strong protagonist, hunters, leveling system, dungeons or gates, guilds, gods or higher beings, and to up the stakes, the impending doom of civilization.

Savior of Divine Blood (2024) Based on the Original Novel by Eto Shunji and Illustrated by silou

Savior of Divine Blood takes place in a world very similar to Solo Leveling where gates full of infernal creatures begin to...

On Wednesday 4 September 2024, Quest Red broadcasts Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior!

Kristen E. Bluefin Season 1 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Kristen E. Bluefin” of “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” on Quest Red promises to unravel more chilling secrets in a gripping narrative. In this episode, Jesus’ crime is brought into the spotlight, raising questions about his involvement and motivations. As investigators dig deeper, they work closely with Jesus to extract more information from Hadden, which could lead to uncovering other potential crimes.

The episode takes a darker turn as the investigation reveals links to the unsolved murder of another young girl, heightening the tension and urgency. Hadden’s confessions may also expose a surprising partner in his criminal activities, adding another layer of intrigue to the story. Viewers can expect a thrilling exploration of the dark connections between the characters as the investigation unfolds,...

On Wednesday 4 September 2024, Quest Red broadcasts Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior!

Bradfield Season 1 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Bradfield” of “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” airing on Quest Red delves into the intense world of crime and its emotional aftermath. In this episode, detectives are hard at work conducting a gripping interrogation that promises to reveal critical information about the case. As Hadden opens up about his past, his admissions weigh heavily on Jesus, leading to emotional strain for everyone involved.

Viewers will also uncover the troubling history of the Clark family, marked by brutality and childhood abuse. This background provides context for the characters’ actions and decisions, making the narrative even more compelling. Additionally, the episode explores a surprising twist involving Hadden’s brother, Bradfield, who becomes embroiled in an office romance that takes an unexpected turn. This mix of family dynamics,...

On Tuesday September 3 2024, Investigation Discovery broadcasts Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior!

Laura Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Laura” of the series “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” promises to be a gripping hour of true crime storytelling. This episode focuses on the mysterious disappearance of a young woman who vanishes shortly after returning home from college. The sudden nature of her disappearance raises alarms and leaves her family and friends in distress.

As detectives begin their investigation, they delve into the young woman’s life, searching for clues that could lead them to her whereabouts. The episode highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement as they piece together the timeline of events. With each new lead, the detectives uncover evidence of a brutal crime, adding layers of complexity to the case.

The investigation takes a surprising turn when a suspect emerges, someone...

On Tuesday 3 September 2024, Quest Red broadcasts Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior!

Laura Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Laura” of the series “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior” promises to be gripping and intense. The story centers around a young woman named Laura, who has just returned home from college, ready to start a new chapter in her life. However, things take a dark turn when she mysteriously disappears, leaving her family and friends in a state of panic.

As detectives dive into the investigation, they begin to uncover troubling evidence that suggests a brutal crime has taken place. The episode will explore the twists and turns of the investigation, highlighting the challenges the detectives face as they try to piece together what happened to Laura. The suspense builds as they discover a suspect linked to a previous case, raising questions about past...

While we typically associate Michael Bay with over-the-top explosions and slick action, the director has done something a little different for his next project: interview an actual serial killer. Michael Bay is the executive producer of Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior, an upcoming docuseries set to premiere on ID next month. You can check out a trailer for the series above.

Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior focuses on Hadden Clark, a lesser-known serial killer who is serving two 30-year sentences for two murders, although he later confessed to dozens more. The series also includes interviews with Jack Truitt, a former cellmate who Clark believed to be Jesus. Michael Bay conducted private, recorded conversations with Clark, and while we don’t hear much from Bay in the trailer, it’s some pretty unsettling stuff.

“Featuring a deep dive into the actions of Hadden Clark, a lesser-known serial killer,...

‘General Hospital’ (Gh) two-week spoilers reveal that a lot is about to go down in Port Charles, and as summer ends, it’s time to start laying the groundwork for fall, which means November sweeps aren’t too far off.

The next few weeks will feature the shocking aftermath of a dead FBI Agent whom no one will miss. But it’s the fallout that will be quite fascinating.

Prepare for some exciting drama and intrigue surrounding your favorite characters. Without further ado, here are the Gh spoilers from September 2nd to 13th.

‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Week Of September 2nd To 6th

Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) returns to town to kick things off for the start of September. She may return to get tested to see if she is a viable liver donor for Lulu Spencer (last played by Emme Rylan).

Holly could also be the one to save Lucky...

Another season of “Emily in Paris” is finally here, and Season 4 is diving back into the complicated web of love triangles and fractured friendships.

If you need a quick refresher on all the drama, the Season 3 finale left off with Gabriel and Camille’s disastrous wedding, during which Camille — who is pregnant with Gabriel’s child — outed Gabriel and Emily’s longstanding feelings for one another — in front of Emily’s boyfriend, Alfie — and called off her relationship with Gabriel.

We’ll also be seeing more of Sylvie’s husband, Laurent G, as well as Mindy’s boyfriend, Nicolas, and her band, comprised of Etienne and her ex-situationship, Benoit.

For the full breakdown of all of the “Emily in Paris” cast and characters in Season 4 Part 1 — and where you might have seen them before — see below.

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Lily Collins as Emily

Lily Collins stars as Emily, an American living in...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has re-elected producer Janet Yang as president for a third term.

In addition, several people were elected to board officer positions, including Lesley Barber, Vice President; DeVon Franklin, Vice President; Donna Gigliotti, Vice President/Treasurer; Lynette Howell Taylor, Vice President and Howard A. Rodman, Vice President/Secretary.

“I am thrilled to have Janet return as Academy President for a third term to continue our great work of the past two years,” said Academy CEO Bill Kramer. “I also am so pleased to welcome this year’s incredible slate of dedicated board officers. I look forward to collaborating with our officers and governors to advance the Academy’s mission, serve our global membership, celebrate the work of our international filmmaking community, continue to ensure the financial health of the Academy, and broaden our reach and impact within the industry.”

It’s Yang’s sixth year as a Governor-at-Large,...

In a election that was clearly less contentious than the current one for U.S. president, producer Janet Yang was re-elected president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences by the organization’s Board of Governors. This will be her third consecutive term and comes as no surprise since AMPAS presidents generally are re-elected each year of a possible four single terms as long as they have not been termed out on the Board itself.

Also elected to officer positions by the Board were first-timer Lesley Barber, Vice President; DeVon Franklin, Vice President; Donna Gigliotti, Vice President/Treasurer; Lynette Howell-Taylor, Vice President; and Howard A. Rodman, Vice President/Secretary.

“I am thrilled to have Janet return as Academy President for a third term to continue our great work of the past two years,...

Furiosa: A Mad Max Story Receives A Standing Ovation At Cannes 2024. ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

The buzz for Anya Taylor Joy and Chris Hemsworth’s post-apocalyptic prequel has made it the star of Cannes 2024. The George Miller directorial is achieving accolades and rave reviews in the French Riviera. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga received a roaring seven-minute standing ovation at the film’s world premiere.

George Miller’s highly acclaimed action franchise had its global premiere on Wednesday night at the Cannes Film Festival with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Miller and his cast, which included Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth, were in attendance, and the film was met with a standing ovation that lasted seven minutes in the Grand Lumiere Theatre.

Warner Bros. will release Furiosa, a movie worth $168 million, in the United States on May 24. This is nine years and one month after the most recent Mad Max: Fury Road movie,...

Annie Clark displays a remarkable facility for change, creating constantly morphing songs contained within a shifting panoply of modes, voices, and styles, cutting delicate, glittering pop with forceful fuzz and raunchy, preening guitar work. A multi-instrumentalist with a history of institutional training and anonymous backing-band work, she retains the guitar as her signature instrument and most potent tool, lacerating otherwise divine music with down-and-dirty grit, eyes heavenward and feet muddy.

The gradual expansion of sounds and textures occurring across her seven solo albums as St. Vincent has been accompanied by an inverse sense of simplification, the fine-tuning of music that’s grown less theatrical and more precise, imagery and language filed down to a sharp point. To celebrate the release of her latest release, All Born Screaming, we’ve ranked all eight of the musician’s albums, including her one-off collaboration with David Byrne.

Editor’s Note: This article was...

Growing up in St. Charles, Illinois, Dallas Jenkins was not the child who was restless while sitting in the pews of church during a long service or in a classroom learning about the Bible. In fact, he was invigorated by Scripture lessons. And the Evangelical Christian, who would end up creating spiritual megahit The Chosen, always asked lots of questions. Jenkins remembers seeing classic imagery of Jesus Christ while in classes, where the Son of God was dressed in immaculate white and blue robes on flannelgraph and picture books. “He was just a big, smiling guy, and all the disciples are these old, bearded dudes,” the 48-year-old recalls. “But I was the one in class [asking], ‘What would it be like playing cards against Jesus? He always knows what you have! What would it be like to play sports with Jesus or to sit around a campfire [with Him]?’” ...

Hidive's Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior turns the isekai genre on its head by having the protagonist, Pride, embrace her royal status and make decisions that could lead to her death, all for the sake of her kingdom. Pride is motivated by a strong desire to do right by her people, even if it means sacrificing her own life. She believes she is trapped in a deterministic timeline and puts contingency plans in place for when she reverts to her original villainous self. Despite conforming to some isekai villainess tropes, Olm's adaptation of Most Heretical Last Boss showcases the larger impact Pride's choices have on her world compared to other similar series.

Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior is an adaptation of the light novel series The Final Boss, the Ultimate Villain and the Cause of the Tragedy, Is the Queen...

Green Day is once again using their platform to air their political stances.

During their New Year’s Eve performance on ABC, the band’s frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong, changed a verse to their song “American Idiot” to take a jab at former President Donald Trump.

The original lyrics go, “Well, maybe I’m the f—-, America / I’m not a part of a redneck agenda/Now everybody, do the propaganda / And sing along to the age of paranoia.”

During the New Year’s Eve show, Armstrong changed the lyrics to, “Well, maybe I’m the f—-, America/ I’m not a part of a Maga agenda/ Now everybody, do the propaganda/ And sing along to the age of paranoia.”

The last time they expressed their dislike of Trump was last year in September when they released “ultimate Nimrod” shirts featuring Trump’s mugshot.

Green Day’s upcoming album,...

André 3000’s debut solo album, New Blue Sun, is out now via Epic Records. Stream it on Apple Music or Spotify below.

The eight-song improvisational instrumental album is different from what fans might be expecting from the OutKast rapper: completely bar-free and no beats. Alongside the jazz musings of co-producer Carlos Niño, core sounds on the record include guitar, synth, and live sampling courtesy of Nate Mercereau, with Surya Botofasina on keyboards and synthesizers. André 3000 himself plays a variety of different wind instruments, including a digital wind instrument, a Maya flute, and others made of wood and bamboo.

“I’ve been interested in winds for a long time, so it was just a natural progression for me to go into flutes,” André said in a statement. “I just like messing with instruments and I gravitated mostly toward wind.”

With long-running tracks and equally long-winded song titles, André’s new...

On Wednesday, September 27, 2023, at 10:00 Pm on HBO, “Savior Complex” continues with Season 1, Episode 3, titled “Reap What You Sow.” In this episode, viewers will see Renee, one of the main characters, back in the United States facing a legal battle.

The episode centers around a lawsuit filed against Renee, brought by a Ugandan human rights attorney. The lawsuit is on behalf of two bereaved mothers, which adds a layer of complexity to the legal proceedings.

“Savior Complex” is a dramatic series that delves into complex and morally challenging issues, often rooted in international humanitarian work. It explores the consequences of decisions made by individuals involved in humanitarian efforts, including their legal and ethical implications.

Tune in at 10:00 Pm this Wednesday on HBO to watch “Reap What You Sow” and witness the legal and moral dilemmas faced by the characters in this thought-provoking series. It’s a show that explores...

Every so often, the perfect iyashikei manga comes along that is equal parts cozy, dreamy, and entertaining. Book lovers and fans of comforting manga need look no further than The Savior's Book Café Story in Another World by Kyouka Izumi to find their next favorite read.

Any fan that read Ascendance of a Bookworm and wanted more book-related content will not be disappointed with The Savior's Book Café. It follows Tsukina Mizumori, an office worker in her thirties who travels to another world and opens a quiet book café in the middle of the forest. Its charming setting and sweet storyline makes The Savior's Book Café one of the coziest isekai manga ever created.

Related: 16 Best Manga Written By Women

The Savior’s Book Café Is Every Book Lover’s Dream

Fans who picked up Ascendance of a Bookworm wanting to read a slow-paced manga about a girl's love of...

Hirohiko Araki's JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has come a long way from its introductory Phantom Blood arc, whether it's in response to the series' changing powers or Araki's ever-evolving art style. Still, despite changes and revisions, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure remains Araki's story to tell.

Related: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Every Part, Ranked

However, it's not always easy to stay on top of decades of lore without running into any inconsistencies, and Araki has definitely grappled with maintaining continuity and consistency. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is surprisingly confident in this department, but that doesn't mean that occasional plot holes don't still sneak their way into the storytelling.

Baron Zeppeli Claims To Have No Children Phantom Blood

When Hirohiko Araki started to write Phantom Blood, he had no idea that this narrative would span the better part of four decades. Initially, Baron Zeppeli informs Jonathan Joestar that he never had any children.

Los Angeles, May 31 (Ians) Rapper Baby Keem and singer Kendrick Lamar have released a new collaboration ‘The Hillbillies’, produced by Evil Giane, alongside a music video directed by Neal Farmer.

Tyler, the Creator makes a cameo in the montage, displaying a ‘Camp Flog Gnaw 2023′ button on a jacket in front of Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium – confirming the carnival’s long-awaited return, reports ‘Variety’.

‘The Hillbillies’ samples Bon Iver’s ‘Pdlif’ and is the latest joint effort from cousins Lamar and Keem, who previously worked together on tracks such as ‘N95’, ‘Die Hard’, ‘Range Brothers’, ‘Savior’, ‘Nile’, and the Grammy award-winning ‘Family Ties’, among others.

According to Keem’s tweet announcing the collaboration, the single also makes reference to Drake’s ‘Sticky’ off his 2022 album ‘Honestly, Nevermind’.

The video, filmed entirely on VHS, takes place in several places including London, a mall, city streets, a private jet, and outside Dodger Stadium...

It’s been just over a year since Kendrick Lamar and his cousin Baby Keem last joined each other on a track. Their Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers deep cut “Savior” was a weighted examination of idol worship, but their latest single, “The Hillbillies,” is the product of both rappers being in a silly, goofy mood, as evidenced in its accompanying Neal Farmer-directed video.

“We gon’ fuck up the world (Here right now)/Excuse me, but is that your girl? (Here right now)/Didn’t mean to possess your girl/Baby,...

Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar have reunited for their latest collaboration, “The Hillbillies.” Featuring a Bon Iver sample, the song was unexpectedly released on the pgLang YouTube channel along with an accompanying music video.

Featuring fast-paced production by Surf Gang founder Evilgiane, “The Hillbillies” is built around a sample of Bon Iver’s 2020 Covid-19 benefit single “Pdlif.” The freewheeling collaboration between the two cousins details their travels around the world as they rap about fashion, women, and fame.

“We gon’ fuck up the world,” Kendrick raps on the chorus. “Excuse me, but is that your girl?/ Didn’t mean to possess your girl.” Keem adds, “Somebody’s gonna invade on a one of one conversation/ I’m ducked off from the world, I’m immersed in the PlayStation/ And I ain’t worried ’bout her, it’s a thousand hers out waitin’.”

Watch the music video, directed by Neal Farmer,...

Billy Corgan is reflecting on his friendship with the late Lisa Marie Presley, and he admits there’s one regret he has over his working relationship with her, or lack thereof.

During an appearance with The Smashing Pumpkins on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show, the rock band’s frontman opened up about the tragic loss of Elvis and Priscilla Presley‘s only child, after she died in January at the age of 54.

Following her death, Corgan was among those who performed at her funeral, held at Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, where he performed the band’s 1998 single, “To Sheila.”

“She was awesome — that was a tough one,” the 56-year-old musician said. “That was really hard for me because she was a one-of-a-kind person and the world really didn’t know her because they, of course, always knew her as Elvis’ daughter, but she was a really, really cool, unique person.

Billy Corgan has had some real issues with his dad.

The Smashing Pumpkins singer was on “The Howard Stern Show” on SiriusXM this week, and he shared how his dad won the lottery, but didn’t tell him about it.

Read More: Billy Corgan Reunited With Long-Lost Smashing Pumpkins ‘Gish’ Guitar

“He showed up — new clothes, new car. I said, ‘Did you rent this car?’ He laughed and said, ‘Sorta,’” Corgan recalled.

Some time afterward, the musician learned that his father had actually hit a spot of very, very good luck financially.

“His wife’s aunt had won the Florida state lottery — $27 million, clean … but my father didn’t want me to know because [he thought] I would ask him for my money back that he stole from me,” Corgan said. “That’s how my father’s brain worked.”

He also told Stern of his dad, “He stole money from me multiple times.

Friends Jeanene Erdahl and Lisa Larson drove all night from Minnesota to Graceland, arriving in Memphis at 4:30 in the morning to queue up for a memorial honoring the life of Lisa Marie Presley, who died last week at 54. Later today, they’ll turn around and do it again.

Erdahl and Larson, who became fast friends seven years ago after bonding over their mutual love of Elvis, watched the memorial service just steps from where mourners like Axl Rose and Alanis Morissette were paying musical tribute to the only child of Elvis and Priscilla Presley.

After a long five-year absence, Kendrick Lamar has finally returned. Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers is the kind of dense, complex, contradictory, and thrilling journey into the mind of Pulitzer Kenny that we’ve been waiting for. With more than 70 minutes of music, there’s plenty here to process, enjoy, and debate. Our full review is on its way. In the meantime, here are five observations from a long night of deep listening.

1. Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers Is a Double Album … Sort Of

While formatted like a double album,...

Carrie Underwood is no stranger to the Grammys, but her win at the 2022 awards show was especially meaningful.  The singer shared as much backstage at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden on April 3 after scoring the Best Roots Gospel Album Grammy for My Savior. Getting emotional, Carrie even warned reporters in the press room that she might start crying while explaining the award's significance. "I feel like this is one of the most important bodies of work I've ever been a part of, been able to do," Carrie said. "This is one thing that I've wanted to do, literally, my whole career." "I've wanted to make this album, and I got to," she added. "This just means the world...

When you think of the classic movie themes, you can’t help but think of John Williams. He’s a legendary film composer who has worked on a number of iconic scores and themes for films. And perhaps his most famous is the work he did on “Star Wars.” Well, it appears the composer is ready to come back to the galaxy far, far away in the new series “Obi-Wan.”

Listen: ‘The Book of Boba Fett’: Franchise Killer Or Savior?

Continue reading ‘Obi-Wan’: John Williams To Work On The Theme For New ‘Star Wars’ Series at The Playlist.

Exclusive: Kate Beckinsale will star in the Catherine Hardwicke-helmed family drama Prisoner’s Daughter, penned by Mark Bacci.

“Mark Bacci’s script is a raw, personal look at a deeply fractured family, similar to my first film Thirteen (with Evan Rachel Wood and Holly Hunter.) With Prisoner’s Daughter, I want to fully immerse the viewer in Kate’s character’s intense world as she, her father, and her young son try to heal generational family trauma and find a new way forward,” said Hardwicke.

The film tells the story of a tough but proud ex-con who’s struggling to find a way to reconnect with his only daughter and grandson; once he begins an attempt at reconciliation, his violent past once again catches up to him.

“We are committed to making films that reflect the struggles and issues faced by not only Americans but worldwide audiences. We are...

Exclusive: Israeli filmmaker Rotem Shamir is set to direct Savior, an action thriller script by Todd Komarnicki that will be financed by Oakhurst Entertainment and Capstone Group. Shamir directed the second season of the acclaimed Israeli espionage series, and is co-creator and writer of the Indian TV series Hostages, for Disney+ Hotstar. He’s also co-creator and director of the Israeli drama Line In The Sand and most recently set the 8-part thriller Diamonds with Netflix and Belgium’s Vrt. Now he’s stepping up to features.

Savior centers on Vincent Will, a cold-blooded killer and mercenary working for a secret organization called the twelve disciples. Their master plan is to trigger a world war through what appears to be a string of individual terror acts. None of the mercenaries know anything but their own mission. Komarnicki’s credits include Sully and The Professor and the Madman.

Oakhurst Entertainment’s...

The documentary “Alaskan Nets,” set on a remote island where the Tsimshian Indians are focused on fishing and basketball, has won the Audience Choice Award at the 2021 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, Sbiff organizers announced on Saturday.

The festival ran from March 31 through April 10 with a combination of virtual presentations and drive-in screenings in the coastal town north of Los Angeles. Audience members who viewed films both online and in drive-ins were eligible to vote for the Audience Choice Award.

The festival also announced an array of jury awards that were chosen by jurors Tony Anselmo, Antwone Fisher, David Freid, Li Cheng, Geoffrey Cowper, Patricia Rosema, Siqi Song, Mark Stafford, Rita Taggart, Paul Walter Hauser, Anthony and Arnette Zerbe. The Sbiff Best Documentary Award went to Nina Stefanka’s “Mirage” (“Miraggio”), a chronicle of West African refugees in Rome, while the award for the best international feature was given to...

The long break is over, and new episodes of Grey's Anatomy are on the horizon.

The pandemic disrupted Grey's Anatomy Season 16, and now, the upcoming season will spend time covering it.

We can also expect more crossovers, relationship drama, and so much more.

TV Fanatics Berea Orange, Kerr Lordygan, and Jasmine Blu came together ahead of the premiere for a fun, wild, and at times racy chat about all things Grey's Anatomy.

Jasmine: What do you hope to see on Grey's Anatomy this season?

Berea: I hope to see a better season, in short, and preferably fewer crossovers.

Kerr: I hate the crossovers. I dislike Station 19, so I don't care about any of them. I also don't like the episodes that take us out of the overarching plot and focus on one character.

Berea: I also can’t wait to see Owen get his karma. Aka his reaction to Teddy’s cheating.

St. Vincent/Annie Clark has many titles — pro guitarist, film actress, horror movie director — but now she can add “teacher” to the list. This fall, Clark is offering a virtual creativity and songwriting course through MasterClass, a streaming platform for online classes taught by notable instructors. The course is now available through a MasterClass subscription.

In the 16-class lesson plan, Clark will walk students through how she crafted her St. Vincent persona and her approach to songwriting. Part of the course will feature a step-by-step breakdown of how she made her song “Savior,...

“Never count out an oppressed population” and “never count out a played-out genre” are just two of the notions that stayed with me after watching “Mangrove,” one of a five-part series of period films by Steve McQueen about London’s West Indian community.

It’s a movie about a real-life injustice followed by a courtroom drama, and if a long history of hacky biopics and feel-good activist cinema made you think this kind of story was beyond telling on film with power or efficacy, McQueen proves that there’s still a way to do it right. The tale of the Mangrove Nine was relevant in the late 1960s and early 1970s when it actually happened, it was relevant when McQueen and Alastair Siddons (“Tomb Raider” 2018) sat down to write about it, and it’s relevant today, tomorrow, and in the future, as unchecked police brutality continues to rain down on communities of color.

Following its initial release in 2015, the world of the dark fantasy video game Bloodborne continues to expand (oftentimes in eerie fashion) in a comic book series of the same name written by Aleš Kot and illustrated by Piotr Kowalski. Titled The Veil, Torn Asunder, the fourth volume of Bloodborne will be released on February 4th from Titan Comics, and as a special treat for Daily Dead readers, we've been provided with a set of preview pages from the new volume, accompanied by an insightful Q&a with the innovative Kot, who discusses how he got involved with Bloodborne, what makes Piotr the perfect collaborator, and how he keeps up with his prolific writing schedule.

To learn more about Bloodborne: The Veil, Torn Asunder, visit Titan Comics and Amazon, and check out our preview pages and Q&a with Kot below:

Thanks for taking the time to answer questions for us,...

So there I am, sitting in my office while listening to the album "Savior" by the band Soft Kill, when out of nowhere I get a notification that Marvel's Hawkeye actor Jeremy Renner has a hot new single that's making the rounds online. At first, I was like, Wtf? But then I remembered that this isn't the first time that Renner has crooned his way onto musical stage.…...

Ouch! Iggy Azalea slip and fell in the shower, causing her fingernail to completely rip off. The "Fancy" rapper shared footage of the cringeworthy injury on Instagram — and it is literal every girl's nightmare. "I literally have no f--king fingernail," she says in the video, which shows a close-up look at the bloody nail. She also broke another of her acrylic nails but it wasn't as bad as the index finger. She captioned another clip of the injury, "I slipped in the shower. I need a whistle or something this falling and I can't get up s--t is no joke." Watch the video above to see Iggy's broken nail. Warning: It's Graphic! Recently, Iggy released a new song called "Savior," where she opened up about why she has been out of the spotlight. "I’d had a big breakup, and my career wasn’t going well,” she said. “And I...

With just three more episode left in Season 8, “The Walking Dead” upped the action quotient for Episode 13, titled “Do Not Send Us Astray.” As The Saviors descend on Hilltop Colony, some characters give their life defending it, while The Widow proves she’s the biggest badass of the apocalypse.

Hilltop Prepares – Hilltop enters battle mode as the troops take their positions. Survivors of The Kingdom have arrived, and Carol (Melissa McBride) is busy convincing Henry to stay out of harm’s way. Siddiq (Avi Nash) sets up shop in the infirmary but is interrogated by a female doctor who isn’t impressed with his lack of experience. I don’t know where this medical expert has been hiding all season, but Siddiq ultimately wins her over by standing his ground. Morgan (Lennie James) is in the woods on lookout duty. He sounds his car horn as rumbling noises grow near,...

“The Walking Dead” returned with Alexandrians on the run in Season 8, Episode 11. Personal grudges and ideological clashes make the road to Hilltop Colony fraught with danger for all our survivors. With the Saviors in hot pursuit, not everyone will make it to their destination. Read our recap below to see who makes it toHilltop in one piece in “Dead or Alive Or.”

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The Road Less Traveled – Daryl (Norman Reedus) leads the Alexandrians through the woods to Hilltop, desperately avoiding Savior search parties along the way. Dwight (Austin Amelio) suggests taking a route through a swampland, since it’s the one area The Saviors have not mapped and are less likely to search there. Tara (Alanna Masterson) is distrustful towards Dwight and clearly can’t wait to kill him, but Dwight reminds everyone that the Savior Laura...

“Ghost of New Orleans,” written by Gerald Dipego and Justin Dipego, offers up a New Orleans-set thriller with a supernatural twist. Directed by Predrag Antonijevic (“Savior”), the film stars Josh Lucas, Terrence Howard, Lake Bell, Sharon Leal and Cary Elwes.

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As the film’s official synopsis states, the film follows “a disgraced detective (Josh Lucas) [who] has a supernatural encounter which leads him to investigate the murder of a beautiful cellist (Lake Bell) that unlocks the truth behind her mysterious death.” Creepy.

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In our exclusive clip, witness the mysterious allure of Drag Hammerman (Howard) as he playfully woos Molly (Deborah Ann Woll), a waitress at a bar with aspirations for greater things (perhaps even of the supernatural variety).

Check it out below.

Later this month, Scream Factory will release 1982′s Cat People to Blu-ray and we have a look at the original trailer, along with a few clips:

“It’s time to unleash our primal animal nature and succumb to the unbridled cravings for generous dose of suspense, unspeakable desires and good old-fashioned horror storytelling! On January 21, 2014, Scream Factory™ is proud to present the provocative 1982 thriller Cat People Collector’s Edition Blu-ray™. Directed by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull), this memorable cult hit is a remake of 1942 Jacque Tourneur horror noir classic. The all-star cast includes Nastassja Kinski (Tess, Savior), Malcolm McDowell ( A Clockwork Orange), John Heard (Prison Break, The Sopranos), Annette O’Toole (48 hrs), and features music by Giorgio Morotor (Top Gun, Flash Dance) with “Cat People” theme sung by legendary artist David Bowie.

For the first time ever on Blu-ray, this definitive collector’s edition of Cat People features...

More news is coming out of the sexy creatures who populate the hallways of the Scream Factory. Two more Blu-rays are on their way which deserve a spot in your collection and on your shelf. Read on for details.

From the Press Release

It’s time to unleash our primal animal nature and succumb to the unbridled cravings for a generous dose of suspense, unspeakable desires and good old-fashioned horror storytelling! On January 21, 2014, Scream Factory™ is proud to present the provocative 1982 thriller Cat People Collector’s Edition Blu-ray™. Directed by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull), this memorable cult hit is a remake of 1942 Jacque Tourneur horror noir classic. The all-star cast includes Nastassja Kinski (Tess, Savior), Malcolm McDowell ( A Clockwork Orange), John Heard (Prison Break, The Sopranos), Annette O’Toole (48 hrs), and features music by Giorgio Morotor (Top Gun, Flash Dance) with the “Cat People” theme sung by legendary artist David Bowie.

Scream Factory has provided us with new details on two of their early 2014 releases: 1982′s Cat People and Die, Monster, Die!, starring Boris Karloff:

“It’s time to unleash our primal animal nature and succumb to the unbridled cravings for generous dose of suspense, unspeakable desires and good old-fashioned horror storytelling! On January 21, 2014, Scream Factory™ is proud to present the provocative 1982 thriller Cat People Collector’s Edition Blu-ray™. Directed by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull), this memorable cult hit is a remake of 1942 Jacque Tourneur horror noir classic. The all-star cast includes Nastassja Kinski (Tess, Savior), Malcolm McDowell ( A Clockwork Orange), John Heard (Prison Break, The Sopranos), Annette O’Toole (48 hrs), and features music by Giorgio Morotor (Top Gun, Flash Dance) with “Cat People” theme sung by legendary artist David Bowie.

For the first time ever on Blu-ray, this definitive collector’s edition of Cat People features anamorphic...

September and October are weird months most of the time, at least movie wise.  There's not a lot of options during this time, as all the good movies are waiting until nearer the holidays to release.  So, typically, you spend this time either catching up on film s]you may have missed during the summer, or, if you're lucky enough, catching all the limited releases before they hit the mainstream closer to Oscar time.  But, surprisingly enough, 2012 is different.  There's actually some great options in here, including some "Best of the Year" potentials.  To read about those films (and a whole lot more), hit the jump right now!

So apparently, the beginning of September is too good for movies.  September 7, the first Friday of the month, has zero releases set for theaters.  Well I wouldn't be surprised if this spot is eventually filled sometime in 2012, for now, we'll just have to skip this weekend.

To celebrate the upcoming July 4th UK DVD and Blu-ray release date for Hammer’s psycho-stalker thriller The Resident, courtesy of Icon Home Entertainment we have a rather spiffy gift pack to give away along with copies of the film on DVD for two runners up. Read on to be in to win!

Synopsis: Every year three million single women in America move into an apartment for the first time. They do not know who lived in the apartment before them, they do not know their landlords, and they don’t bother to change the locks. This is the story of one such woman…

After separating from her husband, pretty young doctor Juliet Dermer (Hilary Swank) moves to Brooklyn, settling into a new life in a stunning and spacious loft apartment that seems too good to be true. It is…

Mysterious occurrences lead her to suspect that she is not alone in her home,...

Hammer Films' The Resident hits Blu-ray and DVD today, but if you forgot to pre-order your copy, don't despair as we have a few Blu-rays to give away courtesy of Image Entertainment.

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Synopsis:

Every year three million single women in America move into an apartment for the first time. They do not know who lived in the apartment before them, they do not know their landlords, and they don’t bother to change the locks. This is the story of one such woman…

After separating from her husband, pretty young doctor Juliet Dermer (Hilary Swank) moves to Brooklyn, settling into a new life in a stunning and spacious loft apartment that seems too good to be true. It is…

Mysterious occurrences lead her to suspect that she is not alone in her home,...