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Wondering when new episodes of Rachael Ray‘s podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, are coming? You’re not alone, as the TV cook herself is impatiently awaiting its return too. Ray opened up about the state of her podcast when speaking with People at the 2025 South Beach Wine & Food Festival on Thursday (February 20), revealing what she loves about hosting it and explaining why fans haven’t received new episodes since December. “I never had the format on daytime to do long format with people I truly respect and care about,” Ray said while hosting Mike’s Amazing Burger Bash. The celebrity chef previously hosted her own self-titled talk show that aired in syndication from September 18, 2006 to July 28, 2023. She continued, “I like introducing people to new people, people that are new to my life, but also reintroducing them to people I already love and respect, and being able to expand...

Exclusive: Malcom McDowell (A Clockwork Orange) and Alex Hassell (Rivals) will star in crime thriller Dog & Bull, with Essential Film Group launching sales on pic at the EFM.

Written and directed by James Marquand (Dead Man’s Cards), the feature from Blackwater Pictures also stars Sinead Cusack (Napoleon), Lara Peake (How to Have Sex), Francis Magee (Layer Cake), Bobby Schofield (Cherry) and Paul Barber (The Full Monty). Tiernan Handy is producing along with Kevin Harvey, Simon Marriott and Antoine Dixon-Bellot, and Essential has boarded for worldwide sales.

Per the synopsis, Dog & Bull is billed as “a dark, hard-boiled crime-thriller, with black comedy undertones, in which legendary actor McDowell stars as a fugitive criminal hiding out as a pub landlord who questions his identity when he gets discovered by a psychotic hitman (Hassell), who is also his biggest fan.”

McDowell grew up as the son of a publican, who ran a...

Tv personality and celebrity cook Rachael Ray has been married to her husband John M. Cusimano since 2005. However, the star recently revealed a surprising first impression of her eventual husband. Notably, the star has also talked about her marriage on her own podcast.

Rachael Ray Recently Appeared On Tommy Didario’s Podcast

Ray is known for hosting a variety of food-themed shows, such as her own eponymous talk show. She’s also recently become known for hosting her own podcast series, “I’ll Sleep when I’m Dead.”

However, the star has occasionally appeared on other podcasts. Recently, Ray made an appearance on Tommy Didario‘s “I’ve Never Said This Before” podcast.

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Notably, Didario and Ray have some background together. While nominally known as an entertainment correspondent, Didario notably served as a lifestyle expert on The Rachael Ray Show during its final six years.

Celebrity cook and TV personality Rachael Ray recently released an announcement for a new show. The star even shared a promotional video for fans. While this news comes out just in time for the holidays, it notably comes out amid fans’ growing health concerns for Ray.

Rachael Ray Welcomes Fans Into Her Home For The Holidays

Ray has recently hosted a variety of Fyi shows, including Rachael Ray in Tuscany and Rachael Ray’s Meals in Minutes. However, the star can now add a new show to her resume: the new A&e show, Rachael Ray’s Holidays.

Taking to Instagram, Ray shared a promotional video for the series. As she captioned it, “Join me in my kitchen for Rachael Ray’s Holidays, where I’m cooking up some of my go-to holiday recipes to help make your gatherings shine extra bright this year.”

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Ray also teased what...

Celebrity cook and TV personality Rachael Ray has been opening up about her personal life on her podcast series. Recently, Ray touched upon facing criticism for her childless marriage. The media personality recently spoke out about these comments.

Rachael Ray Talked With Guest Harlan Coben On Her Podcast

Ray and her husband John Cusimano have been married since 2005 after dating for several years. Cusimano has worked as both a lawyer and a musician.

Known for her work as a cook and on television, Ray also recently began hosting her own podcast series, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. The podcast features a variety of guests, from chefs to actors.

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During the November 26 episode, she talked with guest Harlan Coben. As a writer, Coben is known for his work with mystery novels. Back in 2018, he made a deal with Netflix to adapt a number of...

Rachael Ray has managed to build a thriving career as a celebrity cook and TV personality, but it wasn’t always so. A copyright infringement case worked to end her earlier cooking show. Here’s what we know about the case that would go on to become a big part of Ray’s career.

Lawsuit Accused Rachel Ray Of Using A Rejected Food Network Pitch For Her ‘Inside Dish With Rachael Ray’ Show

These days, Rachael Ray is known for hosting ‘The Rachael Ray’ Show and her podcast, ‘I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead.’ But prior to that, she’d starred in a variety of Food Network shows, finally landing her very own show ‘Inside Dish with Rachael Ray’ in 2004.

The show usually saw her prepare a meal and dine out with a celebrity guest, which included Gloria Estefan, Morgan Freeman, Cheech Marin, and Tony Danza.

It was a great time...

Rachael Ray has had a prominent career as a celebrity cook and a TV personality. However, Ray’s company was once sued over allegations of copyright infringement. Notably, the lawsuit involved a show that became a big part of Ray’s career.

A Lawsuit Claimed Inside Dish With Rachael Ray Resembled A Rejected Food Network Pitch

Ray is known for hosting The Rachael Ray Show and her podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. Before that, however, Ray was known for starring in a variety of Food Network projects.

This includes Inside Dish with Rachael Ray. Premiering back in 2004, Ray prepared a meal or dined out with a celebrity guest. Such guest stars included Gloria Estefan, Morgan Freeman, Cheech Marin, and Tony Danza.

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However, it’s come to light that the show was the subject of a 2005 lawsuit. The suit was against Watch Entertainment,...

In a recent episode of her podcast, Rachael Ray has admitted to being uncomfortable in social settings. During the conversation, a guest brought up the first time they met. However, the recent conversation comes out as some fans are starting to share their concerns about the celebrity cook.

Rachael Ray’s Guest Shared How They Met At A Party

Ray is known for hosting a variety of food-themed television shows, including her own namesake talk show, Rachael Ray. Since October, Ray has also been the host of her own podcast series, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead.

During the November 26 episode, Ray interview author Harlan Coben. Known for his work with mystery novels and thrillers, many of Coben’s works have been adapted into film and television.

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During the discussions, the issue of social settings came up. As noted by The U.S. Sun, Ray admitted, “I am so scared in social,...

Rachael Ray has been busy working on her podcast of late. The celeb chef dished on the time she got into it with producers over a bad edit. So, what did she have to say about everything that went down?

Rachael Ray’s New Podcast Has Been Keeping Her Busy

For any Rachael Ray fans who have not been keeping up with what she has been up to of late, she has been putting her time and attention into her brand-new podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. This may be a particularly morbid title given Ray’s generally upbeat personality. However, what is perhaps most morbid is her viewing numbers since she started this project.

You would think that with her celebrity status and the following she has built over the last two decades, she should, in theory, have no problem getting listeners to check out her new podcast. However,...

Rachael Ray has been getting candid about her explosive marriage after previously admitting to needing time apart from her husband John Cusimano. Last month, the celebrity cook told her I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast listeners, “I am wildly, wildly lucky that I have my husband. But he understands I need my space. He needs his space. John and I largely stay in separate corners.” She also revealed that she and Cusimano “have huge screaming matches all the time,” noting, “It’s very hard, especially for hot-tempered or creative or vociferous loud people to be able to just calm it down.” On the latest edition of her podcast, released on Tuesday, November 26, Ray continued to open up about her marriage while speaking with best-selling author Harlan Coben. “John and I… we don’t have any children. We have one dog at a time, and that’s about as much as we can handle.

Rachael Ray continues to push on despite fans’ concerns about her health. Her new podcast’s name shows exactly what she is doing when it comes to her work and keeping busy. However, Ray might have gotten some bad news concerning her podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead.

Here is how Rachael’s podcast performed when it premiered recently and why this isn’t good news for the celebrity chef.

Rachael Ray Recently Launched New Podcast

Rachael Ray started a new podcast titled I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, and she hopes her viewers will follow her from television to social media to her new podcast, as she keeps reinventing herself. The first episode of the new podcast premiered on Tuesday, October 22.

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This is a new weekly podcast, so Rachael Ray is putting lots of work into it and wants this to be a new way for her...

Fans have been worried about Rachael Ray’s health for a while now. No matter how many times she denies it, there are still fans who believe there is something wrong with her. When she releases new videos on YouTube or Instagram, fans quickly claim she looks ill. However, Ray isn’t slowing down and is actually gearing up for something new.

Here is what Rachael is up to despite fans speculating on her health.

Rachael Ray Trademarks New Business

Fans have been concerned about many things that have happened to Rachael Ray lately. While Rachael has been mostly quiet and has not given in too much to fan speculation about her health, recently, she has hinted that her time might be short.

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Fans still believe that she is sick. She created a video recently and slurred words, making fans feel something was seriously wrong. Ray said...

TV personality Rachael Ray recent has recently become the subject of health concerns. Since then, it’s also come to light that her husband, John Cusimano, was granted power of attorney before their 2005 marriage. A Beverly Hills attorney has also spoken out about the measure.

Rachael Ray Granted Her Husband Power Over ‘Real Estate Transactions’

Fans have recently shared concern for Ray after she appeared to be slurring her words in her cooking videos. However, court papers revealed she filed for Cusimano to be her power of attorney long before these concerns came to light.

Notably, it’s believed that these papers were filed before Ray married Cusimano. The two notably tied the knot in 2005 while in Tuscany.

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The papers, which were acquired by The U.S. Sun, read: “The powers you grant below continue to be effective should you become disabled or incompetent.”

As it continued, “Caution: This is an important document.

Rachael Ray said that her “time” might run short, and fans are worried.

Actually, after recent signs of possible health problems, fans were already concerned for the beloved celebrity chef.

Despite opening up after worrying her fans, Rachael Ray hasn’t confirmed any specific ailments. Just some bad falls.

She is, however, talking about growing older and how things have “gotten worse.”

Rachael Ray gives a culinary demonstration during the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One – Grand Tasting featuring Culinary Demonstrations at Pier 76 on October 15, 2023. (Photo Credit: Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Nycwff) Is Rachael Ray’s time running short?

During a recent episode of Rachael Ray’s perhaps-ominously titled I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast, she spoke with Bob Harper. Harper was a trainer on the controversial reality series, The Biggest Loser.

The two television personalities delved into numerous discussions. But, as you...

Rachael Ray chose never to have children and said this is something she has been “bashed” for over the years. The celebrity cook touched on the matter on the latest episode of her podcast I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, where she spoke with former Biggest Loser trainer Bob Harper about their respective choices not to have kids and instead focus all their love on their dogs. “I chose never to have children,” said Harper, who publicly came out as gay in the seventh episode of the 15th season of The Biggest Loser in 2013. “Me too, and god, did I get bashed for it over the years,” Ray added before going on to talk about how her dogs provide that “unconditional love” many parents feel from their children. “They never talk back; they always wanna hug you. It’s that unconditional love… it really gets you through dark days,” Ray said of her pets.

With Rachael Ray dealing with a lot of health struggles recently, there is renewed interest in her marriage, as split chatter has also made the rounds. Recently, Ray gave viewers an inside look at the current state of her marriage. So, what did she have to say?

Rachael Ray Has Been Dealing With Health Struggles

Rachael Ray made a name for herself on the Food Network with 30-Minute Meals. Since that show was a major hit with fans, the celeb cook has been able to branch out into other things, and she has made a nice career for herself over the last two decades.

More recently, however, she has been dealing with a lot of health struggles. Everything from slurred speech to a series of bad falls has happened to Rachael Ray, leading her millions of fans to be concerned about her. If that were not enough, many people are...

Rachael Ray has opened up about her ‘weird’ marriage on the latest episode of her I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast, a week after confessing to needing space and time apart from her husband, John Cusimano. On last week’s podcast, the celebrity cook shared how she and Cusimano like to spend time apart from one another. “I am wildly, wildly lucky that I have my husband. But he understands I need my space. He needs his space. John and I largely stay in separate corners,” she said. Ray opened up further on Tuesday’s (November 5) podcast, where she spoke with chef Jacques Pépin. “One of the things that I think has been essential to my life and my success over the years is the partner that I chose,” Ray explained. “I love my husband John, and John works with me and has built our business and our brand together,...

Celebrity chef Rachael Ray has graced our television screens for over two decades. From 2001-2012, Rachael hosted the Food Network segment 30 Minute Meals and, in between, she had her award-winning daytime talk show, Rachael Ray, which ran from 2006-2023.

Rachael has hosted several cooking-themed shows and has become synonymous with reality TV cooking personalities like Gordon Ramsay and Guy Fieri. Thanks to her enormous popularity, Rachael branched out to cookware, home decor, and even dog food.

Now, the chef is entering the podcast realm, but her first episode of her I'll Sleep When I'm Dead podcast, has already been drawing criticism from her fans, including how she spoke about her relationship with her husband, John Cusimano.

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Rachael Ray Admitted It...

Rachael Ray has spoken out about her emotional state as fan concern about the celebrity chef lingers following a video last month when she appeared to slur her words. On Tuesday, October 29, Ray released the second installment of her new intimate podcast I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. The longtime Food Network favorite had Billy Crudup of The Morning Show as the guest. During last week’s launch episode, Ray admitted to having “a couple bad falls,” marking her first public comments about her physical health after the initial video. Rachael Ray/Podcast In the new installment, Crudup divulged his passion for several axed projects, including the Apple TV+ series Hello Tomorrow!, which was canceled after one season. Ray related to the notion of things not going as expected. “That’s the beauty of life,” she said. “You have to learn, and I think this is a big talking point for...

Food Network star Rachael Ray isn’t holding back in her new podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. In the debut episode, featuring guest Jenny Mollen, Ray opened up about her and husband John Cusimano’s passionate, and often loud, disagreements. Ray believes their boisterous arguments are a sign of a healthy relationship, expressing distrust for couples […]

Rachael Ray’s Podcast Debut Dishes on Explosive Arguments and Health Updates...

Celebrity chef Rachael Ray says she and her husband, John Cusimano, get into some feisty arguments.

The 56-year-old admits that she and her husband of 19 years aren’t quiet when they fight, and she’s just fine with that.

During the debut episode of her new podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, Rachael chatted it up with her first guest, author and podcaster Jenny Mollen.

Rachael teased her unfiltered podcast episode earlier this month on Instagram.

“We’re diving headfirst into the chaos of love ❤️ marriage...

Chef Rachael Ray attended the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival in Brooklyn on Friday night, where she and her husband John Cusimano struggled to participate amicably. They argued while in front of the crowd. Days later Ray confessed on her podcast I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead that she and John have had several “Blowout” marital fights recently.

Rachael Ray’s Husband John Goes Mia

Rachael Ray was on stage during the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival when her husband’s job went missing in action. Rachael was relying on John to perform some essential duties while she was on stage hosting. When it came time for Cusimano to participate Ray quipped “I don’t know where my husband got off to, but I’m glad all of you are here.” She told the waiting crowd during the event.

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Ray informed the...

Rachael Ray is offering a health update. And it’s one that fans have wanted for a while.

Late this summer, Rachael Ray sparked health concerns after a worrisome video.

Now, she is providing some previously undisclosed information about her health.

But is Rachael adequately explaining what fans saw in early September?

Rachael Ray attends the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One – Blue Moon Burger Bash presented by Pat Lafrieda Meats hosted by Rachael Ray at Pier 86 on October 13, 2023. (Photo Credit: Monica Schipper/Getty Images for Nycwff) Rachael Ray has offered a health update

On the debut episode of her I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast, Rachael Ray opened up about her health — including some unknown injuries.

The 56-year-old celebrity chef and TV personality shared that she had suffered from “a couple of bad falls.”

Rachael avoided giving specifics. However, even disclosing that she...

Food personality Rachael Ray recently opened up about a series of “bad falls” following previous health concerns. So, what did she have to say about her health and where it stands now?

Rachael Ray’s Slurred Speech Worried Fans

Initial concerns over Rachael Ray’s health started up back in September after a video of her showed what seemed to be her slurring her speech. This was a clip from her show, Rachael Ray in Tuscany. Many people have been watching her for years on television, and she has many fans.

So, it’s no surprise that this clip sparked concern among her fanbase. Some even went as far as to speculate that she might be suffering from things like Bell’s palsy or a mini-stroke. Some even speculated that she may have knocked back one too many alcoholic beverages.

Ray Reveals Bad Falls, What Happened?

Amid ongoing worries from...

Rachael Ray has been opening up about her home life on her new podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, where she confessed to getting into “huge screaming matches” with her long-term husband, John Cusimano. Speaking to her guest Jenny Mollen, the celebrity chef explained, “It’s very hard, especially for hot-tempered or creative or vociferous loud people to be able to just calm it down. John and I don’t calm it down ever. We have huge screaming matches all the time, but I think that’s healthy. I really do. And I don’t trust people that are too quiet.” “Too quiet freaks me out,” she continued. “I prefer that you tell me what you think when you think it, and let’s just get it all out there.” Despite their frequent blow-ups, Ray noted that they soon get over it and apologize in their own way. “Eventually I...

Rachael Ray‘s brand new podcast, “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead,” is finally here, and in her debut episode, she provided a brief health update on what has happened to her in the past couple of weeks.

The 56-year-old celeb chef shared a bit about her home life in the ep.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I am a homemaker. I love chores, I love being in the kitchen… I really like chores, What people consider physical work…I like making dinners, planning dinners, making lists,” Rachael said.

She then shared that she also likes to do “physical labor,” but has had to cut back on some of her more strenuous activities due to a “couple of bad falls” recently.

Rachael said, “I like to help carry in the wood. I had a couple of bad falls in the last couple of weeks so I haven’t been doing that in a while.

Rachael Ray has spoken out about her physical health for the first time since fans grew concerned about the celebrity chef following a video last month where she appeared to slur her speech. On Tuesday, October 22, Ray launched her new podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. The longtime Food Network favorite was joined by actress and Jason Biggs’ wife Jenny Mollen for the premiere episode. Ray sounded articulate and in good spirits as she opened up about her home life with her husband John Cusmino in Lake Luzerne, New York. “I am a homemaker. I love chores, I love being in the kitchen… I really like chores,” she shared. “What people consider physical work… I like making dinners, planning dinners, making lists.” She went on to profess her love of “physical labor,” however, she admitted physical chores have been on pause in recent weeks because she had suffered a few falls.

Famous chef and TV personality Rachael Ray recently announced her first upcoming podcast, I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead. The schedule for the first few episodes, in addition to guests, has even been revealed. Notably, this announcement comes out around the time Ray has revealed health concerns on social media.

The Pocast Will Focuses On What Helps To ‘Fuel’ Ray

Rachael Ray served as the host of her own eponymous talk show from 2006 to 2023. She is also known for her work on various Food Network shows, such as 30 Minute Meals, Rachael Ray’s Tasty Travels, and $40 a Day.

Ray’s podcast with feature her talking with celebrities, including musicians and other chefs. The series will focus on “what fuels us — our drive, resilience, and how we face life’s challenges.”

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The podcast will touch on things like “the highs and lows of hard work, sharing raw, honest stories...

Rachael Ray has announced the launch of a brand new show – and this one will have little to do with cooking. The long time Food Network favorite is fronting her own podcast entitled I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead which promises to feature “raw” conversations about “life’s challenges.” Episodes of the series will see Ray sit down with celebrities, chefs, artists, musicians, and other famous faces. The description for the podcast teases “no topic off-limits.” The announcement of the podcast noted that the new audio series would explore “the highs and lows of hard work, sharing raw, honest stories.” “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead (quite literally!) is about life’s journeys and what keeps us going,” Ray said in a statement. “It’s unscripted, raw, and real talk. Working fuels me, connecting with people fuels me, and this platform allows for connection and conversation on a more personal level, which really fuels me.

As his new film Thelma hits UK cinemas, the actor who is known for A Clockwork Orange, starring in South Park and killing Captain Kirk is taking your questions

In Thelma, out now, Malcolm McDowell does not play one of the dazzling antiheroes which either made his name – in If…., O Lucky Man! and A Clockwork Orange – or helped propel his turn-of-the-century career revival, with Gangster No 1 and 2003’s I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead.

Instead, he plays the pitiful owner of a suburban bric-a-brac shop who, to keep the lights on, has a side hustle in swindling vulnerable pensioners out of large sums by pretending to be a lawyer who needs paying now for errant grandchildren’s counsel.

The late singer Warren Zevon famously sang, “I’ll sleep when I’m dead,” and those are words that Clint Eastwood seems to have taken to heart. At age 91, Eastwood has already beaten the odds. According to a 2011 report on aging, 83% of people between the ages of 90-94 have a disability, yet Eastwood is […]

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This week, British actor, writer and director Noel Clarke has made headlines after being accused of groping, harassment and bullying by 20 women.

Clarke played Mickey Smith in “Doctor Who” from 2005 to 2010 and starred as Sam in the films “Kidulthood,” “Adulthood” and “Brotherhood,” which he wrote and directed, intent on bringing more representations of working-class Britain to screen. Clarke also writes, produces and plays Aaron Bishop in the British police procedural series “Bulletproof,” alongside close friend Ashley Walters.

Clarke made his film debut in 2003’s “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” and has since starred in movies including “Star Trek Into Darkness,” “Centurion,” “4.3.2.1.,” “Fast Girls,” “Storage 24,” “I Am Soldier,” “The Anomaly,” “I Kill Giants,” “Mute,” “10×10,” “The Corrupted,” “Twist” and “Sas: Red Notice.”

In 2015, Clarke founded the London-based production company Unstoppable Film and Television with Jason Maza, eventually securing investment from super-indie All3Media, which owns “Fleabag” producer Two Brothers and “1917” outfit Neal Street Productions.

[Editor’s note: The following review contains spoilers for “Dead Simple,” the first installment of BritBox’s “Grace.”]

British crime author Peter James is an unqualified success: He’s written 36 novels and sold more than 20 million copies of those books, which have been translated into 37 languages. For the unfamiliar, let me share a sampling of the Amazon reviews for 2005’s “Dead Simple,” the first novel in his 16-book series starring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace:

-“The book has made me angry!”

-“A rather silly plot”

-“Phobia Alert!!!”

-“No one acts the way they should.”

Judging by these reviews, “Dead Simple,” as it turns out, has been very faithfully adapted by BritBox — the online streaming service co-owned by the BBC and ITV — for its first dip into original programming. The plot of the BritBox version is truly insane, apparently much like the book, and it’s only thanks to the solid, empathetic performance of John Simm as...

The Notorious B.I.G. is the only solo male artist being inducted into the delayed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony next month. In fact, he is the only solo male to be chosen for the past three induction ceremonies. This astounding fact follows several years of voters catching up on such artists as Neil Diamond (2011), Donovan (2012), Randy Newman (2013), Peter Gabriel (2014), Cat Stevens (2014), Lou Reed (2015), Bill Withers (2015), Steve Miller (2016), Nile Rodgers (2017) and Tupac Shakur (2017) with none for 2018 and 2019.

It’s not for a lack of choices, however. Our new poll below offers 12 male artists who have been ignored for years despite being eligible for induction. Vote for the one man you feel most deserves to be selected for the 2021 ceremony.

We also recently offered very popular polls about which rock group you wanted next (won by The Go-Go’s) and which female artist you would choose (won by...

Gravitas Ventures has obtained the North American rights Machine, a documentary about the rise of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning from I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead filmmaker Justin Krook. Set for an on-demand release on September 8, the James Maclurcan and Luke Mazzaferro-written film travels from Japan, Germany, America, Australia, and the United Nations in Geneva featuring inventors, engineers and thought leaders as they tackle the myriad of ethical dilemmas this radical new technology brings. Michael Hilliard and Luke Mazzaferro produced the pic via Australia-based production company Finch in association with Supper Club. Finch’s Rob Galluzzo, Supper Club’s David Gelb, Jason Sterman, Brian McGinn, and Sean Mckeever and Nick Cleaver served as executive producers. Endeavor Content negotiated the deal with Tony Piantedosi, Vice President of Acquisitions at Gravitas Ventures.

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Luke Wilson, Olivia Culpo, Adelaide Kane, Jon Lovitz, and Glee alum Chord Overstreet star in The Swing of Things,...

Usually June is associated with the first real month of summer -- a time to go out and frolic through the wilderness like a snowman that doesn't know any better. But it also gets really, really hot, which has people retreating to their local multiplex or, even better, their luxuriously air-conditioned living rooms. With that in mind, take a look at the television shows and movies that will be available on Netflix's steaming service come June (via Vulture).

Thought the snail-who-dreamed-of-being-a-racecar saga ended with last summer's DreamWorks Animated joint "Turbo?" Think again. Apparently there's a television spin-off. And you can watch it on Netflix. We also have to give it up for a pair of wonderful sequels that are going to be on in June: the obviously-shot-in-Canada-even-though-it's-set-in-New York robo-epic "Short Circuit 2" (a favorite since childhood) and the far darker and more sinister "Wolf Creek 2," a sequel to the...

Review Kaci Ferrell 22 Jan 2014 - 07:45

Kaci wishes Ravenswood would hurry up with the curse revelations. Here's her review of this week's episode...

This review contains spoilers.

1.8 I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

After last week's stabbing shenanigans, Remy spends this week's episode in a sleep clinic, where she continues to be haunted by the man in the dark hat. It provides us some helpful backstory: namely, that Remy was visited by the man when she was a little girl as she slept. Mostly, anyway, because one time, she managed to wake up. Since his return, Remy remains as committed as ever to seeing her dreams through, since the information she's been gaining through them has helped the team learn more about the curse. It's really great to see her dad and Luke support her in this episode, especially Luke. I admit that he and Remy never really "clicked" for me...

On the latest "Ravenswood," the scares are plentiful when Remy goes "Nightmare on Elm Street" on us and the murderous preacher throws her a tea party.

The Curse

Remy checks into a sleep clinic and during the admission process, finds out she's been dreaming about Gabriel Abadon, the murderous preacher, and his three-sided knife since she was seven years old. Um, yikes. Then when she falls asleep, she finds herself in her childhood bedroom and watches as said murderous preacher goes after her young self. After she seemingly scares him away, he grabs her from behind and Remy wakes up from the dream. Double yikes. It was quite scary, we jumped a foot when she was grabbed by Abadon.

In a later dream, Remy is confronted by a terrifying clown doll and the preacher attacks her -- and then has a tea party with her. No, we're not making a joke.

In last week's episode, Caleb's dad came to town, causing Caleb to worry that his father would get caught up in the curse. Remy's sleep-walking turned into sleep-drawing and sleep-stabbing, so she decided to get help before she escalated to sleep-killing. And Miranda finally got her hands on her jar, only to be warned that she did not understand what would happen if she left the safety of Collins' place.

In this week's episode, "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead," Caleb tries to learn more about the town's history while Miranda discovers both the consequences and benefits of destroying her jar. Meanwhile, Remy's experience at the sleep clinic could leave her trapped inside of her nightmares forever. Read on to find out if Ravenswood continues to keep us guessing.

Check out this exclusive sneak peek look at "Ravenswood's" latest episode, titled "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" -- which we hope does not turn out to literally be true for Remy (Britne Oldford).

In the clip, Remy and her father meet with Dr. Russell (guest star Linda Gehringer), who tells the Beaumonts, "Remy is displaying an unusual combination of sleep symptoms. But I'm more concerned about what the stress is doing to her physically. ... Your mind's a busy place, always has been. You saw a psychologist for sleep-related issues when you were seven."

When Remy says that the medication Dr. Elmore prescribed at the time made the sleep problems go away, Russell then says, "I think that everything happening now can be traced back to that nightmare you had as a little girl."

That's interesting. What do you suppose "that nightmare" is? Was Remy dreaming about the pact and...

As a lead up to next April's TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, Turner Classic Movies and the Film Society of Lincoln Center are teaming up to present "Style and Motion: The Art of the Movie Poster," an exhibit to highlight the personal collection of poster designer and producer Mike Kaplan. Kaplan (The Whales of August, I'll Sleep When I'm Dead) collaborated with several poster artists during his lifetime, including portrait artist Don Bachary (A Bigger Splash), graphic artist and psychedelic record jacket designer John Van Hamersveld (Welcome to L.A.) and British airbrush artist Philip Castle, who created the unforgettable poster for A Clockwork Orange. Featured in the exhibit are some of the poster gems of the past half century, among them an original French ...

by Michael Sieber, MoreHorror.com

Monsterwolf is the kind of movie that ten minutes in you'll be saying to yourself, “Oh god, I don't think I can get through this one.” It's also the kind of movie you'll pause to check the time and say, “Oh god, I can't believe it's only half over. I don't think I can do it.”

Released in 2010 as a Syfy original, Monsterwolf is about an evil oil company that's trying to drill in a small town, but is being fought by the local native American tribe. Actually, it's only one native American, but I guess they couldn't afford to flesh out the cast. If it sounds like you've seen this film before, you probably have, it's called On Deadly Ground, starring Steven Seagal.

The oil company drills into an ancient Indian burial ground and unleashes a wolf creature that's hell bent on exacting its revenge.

Viva! Spanish Film Festival, Manchester

Opener Tear This Heart Out recreates a 1930s Mexican town with all its intrigues, and there are star-studded shorts to mark the 100th anniversary of the Mexican revolution, but much of this year's Spanish-lanugage film festival is bang up to date. Chilean movie The Life Of Fish is set at a party, while Aurora Borealis: My Final Day is presented as a Mexican teenager's video suicide note. The Colours Of The Mountain contrasts a rural village with guerrilla wars, and Spanish comedy Fat People focuses on obesity. Also, the documentary Circus tracks one of Mexico's last travelling circuses, while Sins Of My Father is a son's view of drug baron Pablo Escobar.

Cornerhouse, Sat to 27 Mar

Minghella Film Festival, Newport

Three years after Anthony Minghella's death, the shoring up of his legacy continues thanks to his fans, family and celebrity mates. The latter...

Primetime Emmy nominee Leo David will host the upcoming installment of the National Film School (Nfs)lecture series. The lecture will be held on Tuesday, November 16th at 5.30 pm in Iadt.Leo Davis is one of Europe's most distinguished casting directors. Her credits include 'The Last Station'; 'Antichrist'; 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas'; 'Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day'; 'Hannibal Rising'; 'The Constant Gardener'; 'Layer Cake'; 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'; 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'; 'When Brendan Met Trudy'; 'Sunshine' and 'The Last September' . She received her Emmy nomination for her work on Mike Nichols' feature, 'Wit'.

She’s been keeping an insane schedule, and last night (May 11) Lady GaGa was spotted leaving her concert in Berlin, Germany.

The “Paparazzi” songstress looked rather worn out as she made her exit from the O2 Arena, sporting a skimpy black ensemble.

During a recent concert, GaGa explained, "You know when people say, 'Lady GaGa's really tired, she needs to take a break', I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, okay?"

She added, "I know that I work really hard and I run myself into the ground, and I also know that alcohol will kill me one day. But I would rather not die on vacation; I'd rather die on stage with all my fans."...

Pop star Lady Gaga, who has been pushing herself with work, says she would prefer to die on stage with fans around."You know when people say, 'Lady Gaga's really tired, she needs to take a break,' I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, Ok?,” femalefirst.co.uk quoted her as saying. "I know that I work really hard and run myself into the ground, and I also know that alcohol will kill me one day, but I would rather not die on vacation. ...

Lady GaGa halted a concert in Sweden on Friday, May 7 to assure fans she has no plans to take time off despite feeling exhausted, telling the crowd: "I'll sleep when I'm dead". The "Poker Face" star was performing in Stockholm when she became emotional upon hearing the crowd singing along to her track "Speechless", and she promptly stopped playing to speak candidly about her exhaustion.

She told her fans, "You sound so good singing those lyrics! You know when people say, 'Lady GaGa's really tired, she needs to take a break,' I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, Ok?... I'd never give it all up!"

She later admitted her hectic schedule is wearing her down, adding, "I know that I work really hard and I run myself into the ground, and I...

While she pushes forth with her hectic schedule, many have voiced worries about Lady Gaga after seeing her frail figure.

The "Poker Face" singer has constantly been performing on her Monster Ball Tour, recording a new album, and filming a new video for her son “Alejandro" - with many concerned about her health.

While performing, “Speechless,” Gaga admitted that she works hard and long hours, but that she enjoys it. "You know when people say, 'Lady Gaga's really tired; she needs to take a break,' I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, Ok?" While standing over a piano bench she also screamed, “I’m never giving on up.”

While the song went on, the hit singer told the crowd, "I know that I work really hard and run myself into the ground,...

Lady Gaga wants to die with her fans. The eccentric 'Poker Face' singer thinks her alcohol intake will "kill" her one day but refuses to slow down, insisting she would rather risk exhaustion than take a break. Speaking on stage in Sweden this weekend, she told the crowd: "You know when people say, 'Lady Gaga's really tired; she needs to take a break,' I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, Ok? "I know that I work really hard and run myself into the ground, and I also know that alcohol will kill me one day, but I would rather not die on vacation. I'd rather...

Continuing her incessant touring, Lady GaGa was spotted onstage at her concert in Hamburg, Germany last night (May 10).

The “Bad Romance” songstress looked amazing as she sang through her intense set list at the jam-packed O2 Arena.

During her recent concert in Sweden, GaGa announced, "You know when people say 'Lady Gaga's really tired she needs to take a break,' I just think about all those times I sang in bars when nobody was singing my lyrics. I'll sleep when I'm dead, okay?"

"I know that I work really hard, and I run myself into the ground and I also know that alcohol will kill me one day. But I would rather not die on vacation, I'd rather die onstage with all my fans.”...