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Screen Rant is proud to present exclusive first-look images of the new ensemble dramedy, Lost & Found in Cleveland, which premieres at the Newport Beach Film Festival on Saturday, October 19. It follows a group of characters whose lives become intertwined when an antiques appraisal television show makes the surprising decision to film in their city. The movie takes place over a 24-hour period, with the official synopsis stating that the American fable is "about the post-Industrial American Dream in the Industrial Midwest." Check out new stills from the movie below, which provide a glance at what to expect when the series comes to Cleveland:

Lost & Found in Cleveland is the directorial debut of filmmakers Marisa Guterman and Keith Gerchak, who also serve as writers and producers. However, the duo is well-versed in the entertainment industry and both have several acting credits to their names. Guterman was nominated for Leading Actress in a Special,...

In 2015, Netflix released the indie horror film Circle on its platform, and it instantly became the talk of the town due to its intriguing premise. It centers around a group of 50 strangers who awaken in a dark room to find out that they're being held captive and forced to participate in a deadly game. Faced with their imminent executions, they must choose one person among them to live.

It was written and directed by Aaron Hann and Mario Miscione and was inspired by the 1957 legal drama film 12 Angry Men. Michael Nardelli, Carter Jenkins, Lawrence Kao, Allegra Masters, Julie Benz, and many others starred in the movie.

Now, almost 10 years after its release, the horror flick has been announced to be getting a sequel. It's titled Circles, and two producers from the original film are back to make it. Those two producers are Nardelli, who also starred in Circle as sole survivor Eric,...

In 2015, Netflix acquired the indie horror film “Circle,” which saw 50 strangers trapped in a room and forced to decide who would be the one survivor through a series of votes and debates about the worth of each human life.

Nearly a decade later, with the “12 Angry Men”-inspired project having become something of a cult hit, two producers of the film have reunited to create a sequel, “Circles.” Per the official logline, “17 years after being pawns in a cruel game of psychological warfare, the survivors of an invasion face a new threat.”

Michael Nardelli, who starred in “Circle” as lone survivor Eric, and Brent Stiefel are re-teaming to produce the sequel. Devon Graye is writing the film, which is financed and entering production later this year.

Nardelli made is acting debut opposite Zac Efron in the 2005 indie film “The Derby Stallion.” He also produced and starred in Sam Levinson...

Peacock has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on the streaming service in June. The Peacock June 2024 schedule includes Monkey Man, Love Island USA Season 6, The Valley season finale, Olympic Trials, Pride Month programming, and more.

This month’s sizzling line-up takes us back to the hottest villa on TV to meet a new group of bombshells in Season 6 of Love Island USA (premiering exclusively on Peacock on June 11). Grab a glass of wine for an extended and uncensored version of the season finale of The Valley, premiering Wednesday, June 5, exclusively on Peacock.

The streaming service will also offer titles like The Continental (season one is streaming now), the first three John Wick movies, Gladiator, and a trio of films from The Bourne franchise arriving June 1. Plus, don’t miss WWE’s legendary Clash at the Castle: Scotland in Glasgow on June 15 live on Peacock.

Paris Jackson was left "heartbroken" by Zac Efron at her first concert.

The 18-year-old actress - who is the daughter of music icon Michael Jackson - was a huge 'High School Musical' fan as a child and was, therefore, devastated to learn Zac wouldn't be performing at her first-ever gig because he was working on another film project.

Paris explained: "The first concert that I actively wanted to see was 'High School Musical'."

But Paris' excitement soon turned to despair after she was informed Zac wouldn't be at the concert.

Speaking to 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon, she recalled: "It was the depressing part, heartbroken."

Zac, 29, actually missed the gig because he was shooting 'The Derby Stallion', which was released in 2005.

Meanwhile, Naomi Campbell said earlier this month that she thinks Paris will make an "incredible actress".

Paris recently scored her first...

Like most kids, Paris Jackson was a big High School Musical fan.

The daughter of Michael Jackson revealed to Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon that she was “heartbroken” when she went to her first concert.

“The first concert that I actively wanted to see was High School Musical Live,” Paris, 18, shared on Monday’s episode.

But the HSM event wasn’t as great as she thought it would be, all because the Disney Channel movie’s leading man, Zac Efron, was absent from the concert due to another film project.

Jimmy and @ParisJackson have a lot in common… #FallonTonight pic.

It's pretty hard to get that image out of our heads, you know, the one of a gorgeous Zac Efron riding a horse in Italy earlier this week. (Heads up: if you need a refresher, or just another excuse to take a gander at the beauty that is Mr. Efron, look no further.) And while we're super thankful for the never-ending gift that the picture truly is, it turns out that the hunky actor is no stranger to horseback riding. E! News has discovered a throwback clip from one of his earliest days on screen where the California native is shown boasting his equestrian skills during a flick called The Derby Stallion. The 2005 film was a major milestone for Efron, as he encountered his very first on-screen...

Zac Efron, among whose credits are High School Musical, High School Musical 2, High School Musical 3: Senior Year, The Derby Stallion, 17 Again, Hairspray, and the well-received box-office disappointment Me and Orson Welles, was honored with the Shining Star Award on June 16 at the Maui Film Festival. Efron will next be seen in Charlie St. Cloud, directed by Burr Steers, and featuring Amanda Crew, Ray Liotta, Kim Basinger, and Chris Massoglia. Charlie St. Cloud opens in the Us on Oct. 15. Previous recipients of the Maui festival’s Shining Star Award include Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel. Photo: Maui Film Festival (via Hawaii International Film Festival)...