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It's always funny when a movie has a clear reference point but can't afford the rights to directly reference it. The Lost Episode opens with on screen text informing us that what we're about to watch was originally recorded on Halloween 2004 "for use in a popular police reality show" and later on, when one of the two leads is asked what's with all the cameras he says it's for "a reality tv show." But there's no doubt that we're watching a riff on Cops from the moment we're dropped into the footage that's ostensibly been gifted to the world by a torrent release group. Two officers, Paul Massaro (Benjamin Sutherland) and Terrence Williams (Anthony Grant), narrate to camera and sound people seated in the...

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If you grew up in the ‘90s, you probably remember exactly where you were when you heard about Princess Diana’s tragic passing. It was one of those world-stopping moments that left millions in shock. And while many people felt a deep sadness over the loss of the beloved Princess of Wales, young Meghan Markle was apparently devastated.

Meghan Markle in With Love, Meghan | Credits: Netflix

Who wasn’t heartbroken watching those gut-wrenching scenes of Prince Harry and Prince William walking behind their mother’s casket? But Meghan’s connection to Princess Diana seemed to run much deeper. And, as we later learned, her admiration for the late princess wasn’t just a fleeting childhood moment, it was the beginning of what many people would call a lifelong obsession.

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After making her feature debut last year with the Screambox Original found footage movie Devon, Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley (“Jersey Shore”) is headed back into the director’s chair for Nanny Cam, with Deadline reporting that Katie Cassidy has signed on to star.

Horror fans will remember Katie Cassidy from films including When a Stranger Calls (2006), The Lost (2006), Black Christmas (2006), and A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), with the upcoming Nanny Cam marking her return to horror after nearly a decade.

Deadline details, “The film follows a new mother, played by Cassidy, who grapples with her dark ancestral legacy as she tries to protect her newborn daughter against what she believes is a malevolent demon, bringing her own mental health into question.”

Riley Dandy (Christmas Bloody Christmas), Myles Clohessy (Frontier Crucible), and Sol Miranda (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) will also star in writer-director Jenni Farley’s movie.

“Nanny Cam delves into the chilling story of Trinity,...

Alice Hirson, who had long-running roles on soaps Another World and One Life To Live in the 1970s before becoming a busy and familiar presence in primetime on Dallas, Full House, 7th Heaven and the Ellen DeGeneres sitcom Ellen, died Friday, February 14, at Los Angeles’ Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital. She was 95.

General Hospital actor and friend of Hirson Chris McKenna shared the news on Instagram, writing, “Alice Hirson shone her light on this world for 95 glorious years. My family and I were so blessed to have her in our lives however briefly. Unforgettable woman. Her final words were ‘It’s nice to have an audience.’ Thank you, Alice. Good night. Legend.”

As Lois Morgan, mother of DeGeneres’ character Ellen Morgan, Hirson was part of one of the 1990s most controversial TV stories. After Ellen came out as gay in the April 1997 episode “The Puppy Episode,” the title...

Alice Hirson, who played a confidante of Barbara Bel Geddes’ Miss Ellie Ewing on Dallas and the mother of Ellen DeGeneres’ character on the comic’s groundbreaking ABC sitcom, has died. She was 95.

Hirson died Friday of natural causes at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills, her son David Hirson told The Hollywood Reporter. She had been there for about a year.

From 1969-93, Hirson appeared on such daytime soap operas as CBS’ The Edge of Night as Stephanie Martin; on NBC’s Another World and its spinoff, Somerset, as Marsha Davis; on ABC’s One Life to Live as Eileen Siegel; on ABC’s General Hospital as Mrs. Van Gelder; and on ABC’s Loving as Dr. Lisa Helman.

On the big screen, she played the wife of Colonel Thornbush (Robert Webber), head of the paratrooper unit known as the Thornbirds, in Private Benjamin...

General Hospital, The Edge of Night, Another World, and One Life to Live alum Alice Hirson has died according to Chris McKenna. The legendary actress was 95 years old.

Rest In Peace

Gh actor Chris McKenna (Jack Brennan) took to Instagram to remember Hirson. He shared several photos of Hirson. He captioned them, We lost a radiant soul and a daytime legend yesterday. Alice Hirson shone her light on this world for 95 glorious years. My family and I were so blessed to have her in our lives however briefly. Unforgettable woman. Her final words were ‘It’s nice to have an audience.’ Thank you, Alice. Good night. Legend. #Gh #Oltl #Dallas #Ellen”

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Hirson portrayed Stephanie Martin on The Edge of Night. She was Marsha Davis on Another World. On Oltl, Hirson was Eileen Riley Siegle. In 1993, she added Loving...

Through iconic movies like Die Hard, Conan the Barbarian, and Rambo, stars like Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone practically defined the action genre for generations. Playing on the machismo of these stars, a non-stop slew of movies built up the ideal Hollywood action hero, men often known for their muscular forms and entertaining films. However, some of the best hero actors have played excellent villains too.

Action stars are often some of the most at-risk stars when it comes to typecasting, making it natural for many of them to try and spread to other roles and genres. For many, playing a bad guy has brought out the best in their skills as an actor, with some of their biggest fans praising those roles as their greatest work. While these stars are still best known for their franchise heroes, their villainous roles should be appreciated too.

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In Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero, ghosts transcend being mere traces; they actively engage in Marona’s quest, influencing her path and surrounding world.

Diverging from Western RPGs that typically portray undead entities as antagonists or cursed beings, The Lost Hero explores a Japanese interpretation of spirits—deeply connected to Buddhist philosophy of transience and the Obon ritual, where deceased souls return not to menace, but to provide guidance.

Marona’s skill in binding Phantoms to objects transforms spectral entities into temporary companions, emphasizing the game’s exploration of ephemeral connections. Ash’s sudden absence disrupts her narrative stability, compelling her toward leadership and adaptability beyond the typical mentor-student relationship common in Japanese role-playing games.

This dynamic perspective on identity resonates with storytelling in works like Natsume’s Book of Friends, where spirits embody both playful and somber qualities. Within a world of constant change, The Lost Hero explores the essence of endurance.

At the end of 2023, it was announced that Patrick Wilson, who has starred in the likes of three Conjuring movies and three Insidious movies (one of which he directed), is producing a stage musical adaptation of Joel Schumacher’s 1987 vampire classic The Lost Boys (watch it Here). There was an industry presentation of the show in 2024, with Frozen‘s Caissie Levy, Dear Evan Hansen‘s Nathan Levy, and & Juliet‘s Lorna Courtney being cast in major roles. Now, producers James Carpinello, Marcus Chait, and Patrick Wilson have confirmed (via Deadline) that The Lost Boys: A New Musical is coming to Broadway, as it’s set for a spring 2026 debut at the Palace Theatre.

The producers have teamed up with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia writer/executive producer David Hornsby, Parade director Michael Arden, and the pop rock band The Rescues to make this stage musical happen, through a special arrangement with Warner Bros.

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In the history of television, there are landmark moments that defined the medium and industry. The debut of Lost in 2004 was one such moment, but no one realized it at the time. Everything about the show went against conventional wisdom. In fact, that Lost ever debuted its pilot episode was a miracle because disaster loomed over every step of its development.

A common industry joke in 2004 was that ABC stood for "Already Been Canceled," because the network was often fourth place in ratings. The executive in charge of the network knew his time in the role was limited.

Will Daniel Radcliffe be the next Wolverine? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Yes, the man who turned broomsticks and wands into a global phenomenon is playing it kinda cool about those Wolverine fan-casting rumors. But trust me, this is no ordinary “meh” response. Daniel Radcliffe is practically throwing down the gauntlet. “Prove me wrong, Marvel.” That’s the line that got the internet buzzing.

Here’s the deal. Hugh Jackman’s reign as Wolverine is officially over. The claws are tucked away after Logan (2017), and fans are restless, ready for a new face to take on the iconic X-Men character. Enter Daniel Radcliffe. With his short stature and a fanbase that’s obsessed with comic-book accuracy, he’s naturally become the top contender in some circles. And, boy, did he notice.

Well, Radcliffe dropped by ComicBook.com in 2022 to clear up the rumors. “So many times, people come up to me like,...

On Sunday December 15 2024, Discovery broadcasts Homestead Rescue!

The Lost Builds Season 12 Episode 2 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of “Homestead Rescue” titled “The Lost Builds,” viewers will be treated to a special look back at nearly a decade of homesteading adventures. The Raney family, known for their dedication to helping struggling homesteaders, will share memorable and unseen moments from their journey. This episode promises to be a heartfelt tribute to the many lives they’ve touched along the way.

Throughout the episode, the Raneys will reflect on the challenges they faced and the lessons learned while rescuing homesteads across the country. These stories highlight not only the struggles of the homesteaders but also the joy and satisfaction that come from overcoming obstacles. The Raneys’ experiences have enriched their own lives and strengthened their commitment to supporting others in the homesteading community.

As the Raneys share their insights, viewers can expect...

New Writing North’s Film4-backed Genre Feature Lab has selected three debut feature projects for its inaugural edition.

The three selected projects are: The Lost, written by Jackie Okwera; Scrum, written by Bethan Moore; and You Can Leave Whenever You Want, written by Emilie Robson.

The three writers have teamed up with Northern production companies, and taken part in a weekend genre development lab led by Bafta-winning producers Ivana Mackinnon and Emily Leo of Wild Swim Films.

The Lost is a supernatural drama about a 16-year-old Ugandan girl who seeks the help of a witch doctor to hunt for...

In the upcoming episode of “Paw Patrol,” titled “Pups vs. the Robo-Ducky; Pups Save the Lost Penguin,” adventure awaits in Adventure Bay. This episode, airing on Monday, December 16, 2024, at 8:30 Am on Nick Jr., promises excitement and teamwork as the beloved pups tackle two big challenges.

Digi and Tal, the creative duo, take center stage as they build a giant Robo-Ducky. However, things take a wild turn when the Robo-Ducky goes out of control, causing chaos around Adventure Bay. The pups will need to spring into action to help their friends and restore peace. With their teamwork and clever problem-solving skills, they are sure to find a way to stop the Robo-Ducky and save the day.

Meanwhile, Mayor Goodway is eager to catch a glimpse of a migrating penguin colony. In a twist of fate, her beloved Chickaletta and a baby penguin accidentally switch places. This mix-up leads to a...

Dragon Ball Gt may not hit the same heights as the other entries in Akira Toriyama’s acclaimed shonen franchise, but it’s a fascinating addition that frequently doesn’t get its due. There’s certainly some tonal whiplash from Dragon Ball Z’s end to Dragon Ball Gt’s start, as the anime tries to find its footing and figure out its own identity. It also doesn’t help that, at only 64 episodes, Dragon Ball Gt is only a fraction of the length of other Dragon Ball series, and it wraps things up just when it’s truly starting to get confident in its storytelling.

That being said, Dragon Ball Gt might have left an even smaller impression on audiences if its formative Baby Saga never came around. Dragon Ball Gt’s Baby Saga is when the anime really finds its rhythm and, at 24 episodes, it comprises more than a third of the anime.

In the upcoming episode of “Paw Patrol,” titled “Pups vs. the Robo-Ducky; Pups Save the Lost Penguin,” viewers can expect an exciting adventure filled with fun and teamwork. This episode, airing on Monday, December 9, 2024, at 9:30 Am on Nickelodeon, promises to deliver plenty of action as the beloved pups tackle two big challenges in Adventure Bay.

The trouble begins when Digi and Tal create a giant Robo-Ducky that quickly goes out of control. As the Robo-Ducky runs amok through the town, Digi and Tal find themselves stuck on top of it, adding to the chaos. The Paw Patrol will need to spring into action to save their friends and restore order before the Robo-Ducky causes too much trouble.

Meanwhile, Mayor Goodway is on a mission to catch a glimpse of a migrating penguin colony. However, things take an unexpected turn when her precious Chickaletta accidentally switches places with a baby penguin.

Kiefer Sutherland has appeared in multiple acclaimed films and shows in the past few years. While his role as Jack Bauer in 24 is probably his most well-known, his appearances in Stand by Me, A Few Good Men, and the drama Designated Survivor have brought him a lot of recognition. His 1987 vampire comedy The Lost Boys became a cult hit.

Sutherland plays David, a vampire who acts as the gang leader of a local bike gang and befriends the protagonists. Sutherland’s character has gained a cult following, with David being regarded as one of the greatest villains in pop culture. While there were plenty of scenes for him to shine, one gory deleted scene would have made David a legend.

Kiefer Sutherland Reveals The Greatest Deleted Scene In The Lost Boys A still of The Lost Boys | Credits: Warner Bros.

Joel Schumacher’s vampire comedy The Lost Boys made blood-drinking...

Everything about the Lost series defied the conventional wisdom for what could be a hit show for network television. From heavy serialization to hiding details in a few frames before people could "pause" shows they watched. Even though Lost spanned genres, time periods and bent reality, there are still some things that happened in nearly every single episode. While not truly a procedural drama, the storytellers relied on certain things each and every week. The popularity of network television procedural dramas is how predictable they are: a mystery is introduced, exposition is delivered, and the heroes chase the wrong solution.

The characters ultimately discover the truth in the end, with the revelation often having some personal significance to a character. While taking a wildly different approach, those elements are also part of the narrative framework in Lost. The series had its own quirks and signature style. Viewers who didn't follow...

George R.R. Martin has confirmed the release date for the film adaptation of one of his earlier fantasy short stories, which will star Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich. Best known for his epic book series, A Song of Ice and Fire, which became the foundation for Game of Thrones, Martin has established himself as one of the most influential voices in modern fantasy. His works have transformed how audiences perceive fantasy storytelling, and his complex characters, intricate political landscapes, and expansive worlds have redefined the genre.

While Game of Thrones remains his most recognized project, Martin's broader catalog includes several lesser-known works that showcase his ability to craft immersive tales that explore diverse themes, settings, and styles. Martin's new venture into the film world attempts to take him beyond the well-known A Song of Ice and Fire series, offering a new, more intimate fantasy tale. Bautista, known for his action...

Following BioWare's signature method of storytelling, Dragon Age: The Veilguard often presents players with important choices that can have major effects on the story later down the line. As players get closer to the end of the game, the consequences of these decisions can lead to drastically different outcomes. The decisions can have a major impact on companion approval, quest rewards, and, in some cases, even decide the overall fates of certain characters, so knowing in advance what the consequences are can help players tailor their playthrough to their liking.

One such decision in Veilguard is presented as part of a late-game main quest, "The Siege of Weisshaupt", where Rook has to decide how to deal with the First Warden of the Grey Wardens. Throughout the rest of the game up until this point, the First Warden has been consistently antagonistic towards Rook, leading up to the confrontation in this quest,...

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Over six seasons, Lost became a polarizing series among its own diehard fans. But however one feels about its ending, there is no denying the first season of the show was one of its strongest. Over its 25 hours, the series introduced all of its most compelling mysteries. However, in the second episode -- Part 2 of Lost's pilot -- John Locke explains the entire heart of the show with a seemingly throwaway line. Despite how important John Locke became to Lost, he's not much of a presence in the two-hour pilot episode.

Directed by J.J. Abrams and co-written with Damon Lindelof, the episodes are a masterclass in managing a large...

Beta Cinema has taken international sales rights for “Let It Rain,” the new film by Oscar-nominated director Hannes Holm (“A Man Called Ove”), starring Robert Gustafsson, star of the box office hit “The 100-Year-Old Man.”

Shooting wrapped at the end of September and Beta Cinema will present first materials at next month’s American Film Market.

The story is set in a small town in Southern Sweden, where grumpy widower Ingmar lives a regimented life. Ever since his wife passed away a few years ago, his relationship with his daughter Erika has deteriorated. Apart from his daughter, the only other things left in his life are his annoying, divorced neighbor Burman and his late wife’s roses.

As the hottest and driest summer in living memory stretches on, everyone waits for rain that never seems to come. But through what might be a miracle or sheer coincidence, Ingmar finds himself...

Two decades ago, the debut of ABC's Lost might have been the peak of an era of television that has since passed on. It's fitting, because the show about castaways on a magical island was all about letting go and facing change. Yet, even though the producers spent years crafting a definitive ending for the series, some viewers don't really understand Lost. In fairness, however, that's part of the fun. In the new Getting Lost documentary, series co-creator Damon Lindeolf reveals the finale of HBO's The Sopranos inspired them. Specifically, the ambiguity of the ending and creator David Chase's unwavering refusal to try to explain it.

Dealing with themes of identity, forgiveness and even higher philosophical ideas, Lost is a series that's meant to be pondered, not explained like the equation hidden in a math word problem. Some things are meant to be open questions. Was "Dave" ever real,...

On Friday October 18 2024, History broadcasts The UnXplained!

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The upcoming episode of “The UnXplained,” titled “The Lost,” promises to delve into the mysteries of disappearances that have puzzled people for generations. Airing soon on the History channel, this episode will explore the strange and eerie cases of individuals who vanished without a trace. It aims to shed light on these intriguing stories that continue to capture the world’s attention.

Throughout history, many people have gone missing under mysterious circumstances. The episode will highlight some of the most compelling cases, examining the factors that may have contributed to these disappearances. Viewers can expect to hear from experts who will provide insights and theories about what might have happened to those who vanished.

“The Lost” will not only focus on the stories of the missing individuals but will also explore the impact of these disappearances on their families and communities.

It’s always fascinating to know the reasons why actors decide to go behind the camera for the first time. After all, the subject must have hit a very personal part of their being so as to take up the extraneous effort of mounting an entire story to the screen in a language that is mostly foreign to them. So, when Maggie Gyllenhall was asked why she decided to make The Lost Daughter (now streaming on Netflix), her answer assured me more than anything else.

She said that when she first read Elena Ferrante’s book that goes by the same name, her first line of thought was “Oh my god! This woman is so fucked up and I totally related to her. So am I so fucked up?” As funny as that sounds, the reason feels palpable. I mean, I have always wanted to see a mother on screen...

On Friday, 18 October 2024, at 9:00 Pm, The UnXplained returns with Season 7, Episode 3, titled “The Lost.” This gripping episode delves into the eerie and often baffling phenomenon of disappearances that have puzzled people throughout history. Every day, countless individuals go missing, but some cases stand out for their strange circumstances and the mysteries surrounding them.

Viewers will be taken on a journey to explore some of the most captivating and unsettling stories of those who vanished without a trace. The episode will feature real-life accounts and expert commentary, shedding light on the factors that contribute to these mysterious disappearances. With a mix of historical context and personal stories, “The Lost” aims to keep audiences on the edge of their seats, as it unravels the secrets behind some of the world’s most perplexing cases. Fans of the series can expect a compelling blend of intrigue and suspense as they ponder the...

Justin G. Dyck has almost 40 directing credits to his name, and most of those credits have been on TV movie romances with titles like Christmas Wedding Planning, Christmas with a View, A Very Country Wedding, and Art of Falling in Love… but recently, Dyck has been shifting gears. In 2020, he brought us the supernatural horror movie Anything for Jackson (pictured above), which was released through the Shudder streaming service. He went on to contribute to episodes of Shudder’s Creepshow series. Last month, we heard he will be directing the horror film The Casket Girls, starring Gabrielle Union. Now, Deadline reports that Dyck will be directing the haunted house movie William for Aperture Entertainment.

William is an adaptation of a novel by Andrew Pyper, which was written under the author’s sci-fi/thriller pen name Mason Coile. Pyper is writing the screenplay with Chris Sivertson, whose previous writing credits include The Image of You,...

Exclusive: Aperture Entertainment has optioned rights to bestselling author Andrew Pyper’s recently published novel William, with Justin Dyck set to direct.

Penned under Pyper’s sci-fi/thriller pen name Mason Coile, William hit store shelves September 3 via Putnam.

The author and Chris Sivertson will adapt the novel as a thriller to be shot in Canada.

A contained sci-fi horror film that blends the worlds of Ex Machina and The Amityville Horror, William is set in a timely haunted house story in which the haunting is AI.

The New York Times Book Review praised the novel, calling it “a cyber-horror tale that combines cerebrality and carnage … a twist on The Shining in which the house is haunted by a ghost in the machine. … Coile [elevates the genre] with meticulously unsettling prose and a knowing dissection of character that transcends stereotype.”

Pyper is the internationally bestselling author of 11 novels including The Demonologist,...

The following contains major spoilers for Brilliant Minds Season 1, Episode 3, "The Lost Biker," which debuted Monday, October 7 on NBC.

Brilliant Minds Season 1, Episode 3, "The Lost Biker" fulfills all the NBC show's untapped potential. This is the hour that delivers everything the series has wanted to be. While it still has a while to go before it becomes a hit medical drama, it's fantastic to see the writers step away from the genre tropes and into their own territory.

"The Lost Biker" refers to Wyatt James, a member of a local biker gang who's also Dr. Oliver Wolf's mechanic. When Wyatt shows up at Wolf's home with a bullet in the arm, it's time for the problem-fixing tables to be turned. This enables the writers to also probe into Wolf's character more and allow him to connect further with the audience. Elsewhere, one of the interns gets some much-needed fleshing...

One of the Doctor's most well-known foes is set to receive a new origin, as Big Finish is set to adapt the upcoming audio drama Doctor Who: Genesis of the Cybermen. The cyborg foes stripped of all their emotions made their debut in William Hartnell's final story as the First Doctor, The Tenth Planet, in 1966. Despite having several beginnings across the series, their goals have remained consistent as they set out to convert all life and remove anything they see as a weakness, ridding themselves of humanity.

While the Cybermen haven't been seen on-screen since Jodie Whittaker's final adventure, The Power of the Doctor, an older, once-scrapped tale has been given new life in the form of a new Big Finish audio drama set to release in March 2025. Published under The Lost Stories range, Genesis of the Cybermen will see the Fifth Doctor (Peter Davidson), Tegan (Janet Fielding...

For the 10th birthday of The Babadook, Jennifer Kent has reminisced about the influences on her feature film debut. She named some sources directly and hinted strongly at others, but one can deduce a list of likely suspects from her statements. Horror fans will recognize some beloved classics, and perhaps discover some new favorite films by tracing the Babadook's patrimony.

The Babadook concerns a widow and her young son whose shared trauma manifests as a tenacious boogeyman that alienates them from society, and from each other. Recent interviews with Jennifer Kent go to show that even a wildly original movie owes a debt to cinema history, and the following list spans more than a hundred years, multiple countries, and a wide variety of horrific subgenres.

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The Bangles co-founder Susanna Hoffs has announced she is releasing a new archival album titled The Lost Record on October 18th via Baroque Folk Records. In anticipation, she has shared the original version of “Under a Cloud,” which was later released by The Bangles in 2011.

The material on The Lost Record was originally recorded in 1999 in Hoffs’ garage, where she was joined by Bill Bottrell, Brian MacLeod, and the Go-Go’s members Charlotte Caffey and Jane Wiedlin.

In a statement, Hoff said that time was a “sweet, special period of being home with a new baby, but also an exploration of identity, separate from the Bangles.” She added that the album was like a diary “reflecting on the things that mattered most in life: love and connection.”

On that note, Hoffs’ version of “Under a Cloud” solely features her vocals and is more jangly and string-laden than the version that...

Ash Ketchum was the protagonist of the Pokmon anime series debuting in Episode 1, "Pokmon - I Choose You!" on September 8, 1998. Almost twenty years later, he assembled over one hundred Pokmon and won two championships. He's traveled to almost every known region and has made many friends, enemies, and rivals. Alongside his partner Pikachu, Ash remained the franchise's mascot as his starter for a decade, only retiring from the protagonist role in the series' final episode. At least, before it transitioned into the new Pokemon Horizons.

Despite the number of strong Pokemon Ash has obtained, he has a couple of bad apples that have ruined his win-and-loss ratio. Whether from their unimpressive performance, lack of interest in battling, or Ash's inexperience as a trainer, they've been unable to make their mark on Ash's battle legacy. In an attempt to catch them all, these Pokemon couldn't win them all.

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Rob McElhenney has garnered acclaim for portraying Mac in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, which gained a cult following. However, he too, has faced a few unexpected ups and downs in his career. If one would remember, he made a short cameo in Game of Thrones.

Rob McElhenney in a still from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

While his memorable appearance in Got left an indelible mark on viewers, he faced extreme disappointment in bringing a Minecraft movie to life.

Rob McElhenney Made a Brief Cameo in Game of Thrones

The acclaimed HBO series has garnered global attention, running for eight seasons, bringing an ensemble cast that catapulted to fame. However, the show had its moments by inviting renowned personalities for a brief cameo, and Rob McElhenney is one of them.

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra have announced their annual holiday tour for winter 2024, which will feature the group celebrating the 20th anniversary of their rock opera The Lost Christmas Eve.

Get tickets here and get more details below, including the full list of dates and pre-sale ticket codes.

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What Is Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s 2024 Holiday Tour?

Trans-Siberian Orchestra have billed this year’s tour as a “triple celebration.” In addition to marking the 20th anniversary of The Lost Christmas Eve, the upcoming trek will see the symphonic rock collective reaching their 20 millionth concertgoer and surpassing $20 million in charity donations.

In playing The Lost Christmas Eve on stage for the first time since 2013, Tso promises an all-new production featuring pyrotechnics and lasers. There will also be a second set featuring the group’s greatest hits and fan favorites.

Two incarnations of Tso will be out on the road simultaneously for the trek,...

Fear the Walking Dead is a standalone spin-off that serves as a better starting point for new viewers of The Walking Dead franchise. With a rotating cast of characters, Fear the Walking Dead offers a true ensemble effort that is well worth watching for fans. The show's resurgence in popularity on Netflix has brought attention to its debut in a Walker-infested Los Angeles setting.

A spin-off of AMC's ultra-popular The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead boasts a completely new cast of characters and a few notable crossovers and cameos. Created by Robert Kirkman and Dave Erickson, the post-apocalyptic horror series was the franchise's first-ever spin-off. Instead of being set near to its parent show's Atlanta setting, the series began in a Walker-infested Los Angeles, California. The first few seasons follow a dysfunctional, blended family, led by Kim Dickens' Madison Clark, but, as time goes on, more characters join the show's ever-expanding roster.

Killer Tales directed by Frank Palangi and starring Aaron Lambert, Frank Palangi, Teresa Tuttle, Erin Englehart, and Lori Tucker is now streaming on Tubi from Cinema Epoch.

This is Frank Palangi’s second film following the success of his debut feature, “The Lost Chronicles”.

Killer Tales Synopsis:

A three-part omnibus of tales surrounding ordinary people and the circumstances they stumble upon that will turn them into murderers.

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“The Lost Chronicles, Killer Tales started out as a short YouTube series “The Lost”, then turned into Mr Omar within the same universe and slowly expanded into these anthology movies. I’ve always been curious of the idea what nightmares really could do to people. In my films, I explore people turning on each other,...

An unseen interview that captures comedian Richard Lewis holding court at Greenblatt’s Delicatessen in Hollywood is set for release on Saturday, June 29.

Filmmaker/Documentarian Gregg Barson conducted the Lewis interview for his 2011 documentary, Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis.

Barson remembered it being one of the most hysterical interviews he ever conducted, and that’s saying plenty, because he was fortunate enough to sit down with such legendary comedians for his documentary — Richard Belzer, Chevy Chase, Billy Crystal, Eddie Murphy, Carl Reiner, Jerry Seinfeld, and Jerry Lewis himself.

“I didn’t want it to end because I was treated to a one-man, private sit-down comedy extravaganza,” Barson said, recalling the Lewis moment.

When Barson revisited the material in its entirety, he had over an hour of unseen interview footage that highlights Lewis’s frenetic improvisational style of stand-up.

Barson decided Lewis’s birthday on June 29th would be...

Nicolas Cage will be stepping back into the role of Spider-Man Noir sooner rather than later. The hotly-anticipated MGM+ series is reportedly set to begin filming before the end of 2024.

According to trusted insider Daniel Richtman (via X), Noir will begin filming in September 2024 in Los Angeles, with production on the live-action series lasting until February 2025. Noir is part of Sony's Spider-Man Universe and will be the franchise's first television series. Cage's involvement in Noir was confirmed in May 2024. It will mark the actor's second time portraying Spider-Man Noir after voicing the character in the beloved 2018 animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

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One of the stars of Venom: Let There Be Carnage confirms that she will not be back for the third Venom movie, The Last Dance.

The live-action 'Spider-man: Noir' series starring Nicolas Cage...

When you get the opportunity to interview Rob Reiner and Albert Brooks together it is indeed a special occasion. And that is just what I got to do earlier this week when they joined me at our Deadline Studio for this episode of my Deadline video series, Behind The Lens. Reiner has directed and appears with Brooks in the ultimate documentary (Reiner’s first) on Brooks entitled Albert Brooks: Defending My Life which is available on HBO and Max, and for fans of both it is a gem not to be missed. Our half hour conversation is not only hilarious in parts, but also eye-opening and full of some very surprising revelations. Check out a 2 minute preview where Brooks explains to me just how he and legendary director Stanley Kubrick became friends when Kubrick geeked out on Brooks’ film, Modern Romance. Click On The Video Above For The Preview And...

Update: While promoting her new film, A Family Affair, Nicole Kidman confirmed to People Magazine that both her and Sandra Bullock are indeed returning for the Practical Magic sequel, which was revealed the other day. “Yes I will be in it. And Sandy will be in it. And that’s that.” She added, “There’s a lot more to tell which is why we go, ‘Ok, this is kind of interesting now to be able to do this.”

As previously revealed, screenwriter Akiva Goldsman is set to return. Years ago, Warner Bros, the studio behind the original film, tried to make a TV version, called The Rules of Magic, but it never made it to air. Practical Magic is based on a book by Alice Hoffman, which has two prequels and a sequel, so there’s certainly room for this franchise to expand. Kidman and Bullock’s stars still shine brightly,...

That’s right folks, Fable is making an explosive return soon! The 2024 Xbox Games Showcase finally gave us the much-awaited preview for the upcoming series entry that loyal fans have been waiting for for over a decade.

There’s a lot to be gleaned from the trailer. Dive into the beautifully crafted world of Albion once more, as you experience the magic from the earlier games but with a much more modern feel.

Fable Reboot Shown at Xbox’s Showcase, and It Looks Fantastic

The trailer for the new Fable reboot looks like everything a lifelong fan could wish for. Set to release sometime in 2025, the trailer features the new protagonist, an aspiring hero trained by a man named Humphry, Albion’s greatest hero; until he retired, that is.

According the trailer description:

What does it mean to be a Hero? Humphry, once one of the greatest, will be forced...

Jake Gyllenhaal excited for "bigger" Road House sequel with new ideas and expansion. Road House 2 in the works but details unknown, possible return of Conor McGregor as Knox. Amazon's Road House remake led to record-breaking viewership, with a sequel now officially announced.

Jake Gyllenhaal has revealed that work has now begun on the sequel to his hit action movie, Road House, which will see the acclaimed actor return as Elwood Dalton. Discussing the project with TV Line, Gyllenhaal promised that Road House 2 will be bigger than its predecessor and teased all manner of exciting ideas.

"All I know is that I'm very excited about it...We've had a number of different ideas that we wanted to explore. And the fact that we're going to be able to do that is really exciting."

Continuing, Gyllenhaal added that Road House 2 "will be expansive, and it will be bigger, and...

The following contains spoilers for One Piece Chapter 1115, "Pieces of a Continent," by Eiichiro Oda, available in English from Viz Media.

As of Chapter 1115, "Pieces of a Continent," the One Piece manga is still putting the main plot on hold so Dr. Vegapunk can deliver his shocking message to the entire world via video transponder snails. It's likely that this phase of the story will continue for another chapter or two, so fans can expect more of the same going forward. It's frustrating at times to have the action, main characters, and main plot put on hold for so lonbg, though.

Given the sheer scale of One Piece's worldbuilding and the many remaining mysteries of the Void Century, it's understandable that the series keeps pausing the action to deliver info dumps like Dr. Vegapunk's. In the long term, such things will certainly do the One Piece manga a lot of...

Avatar comics extend the beloved TV series, offering new perspectives and filling in gaps left by the show's conclusion. The Lost Adventures anthology maintains the show's lighthearted vibe while providing deeper insights into familiar characters. Graphic novel trilogies like The Promise and The Search delve into complex storylines post-tv series, enriching the Avatar universe.

For fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender, there is a whole world to explore beyond what happened on screen, in the form of comic book stories that extend the universe of Avatar. Serving largely as a continuation to the television series, as well as offering a number of stories set during the events of the show, Avatar comics have proven the medium to be a perfect fit for the franchise.

Of course, many fans will be drawn to Avatar comics to find out what happens to their beloved characters after the finale of The Last Airbender,...

With only three seasons, it doesn't take long to complete a binge of Avatar: The Last Airbender's entire run, leaving fans hungry for more. Thankfully, a long line of comics and graphic novels have expanded the story, giving viewers countless more hours of Avatar storytelling. Whether it's a prequel, sequel, or missing chapter revealing new events in the Avatar timeline, these are the books TV fans need to read.

Avatar: The Last Airbender is rightly lauded as television at its most spellbinding and exciting but thankfully, for fans who can't get enough of the franchise, the world of the series extends beyond the screen. Comics have provided the perfect medium for the continuation of Avatar's story, with the events beyond the TV show's finale being explored in detail.

Especially for viewers who have finished The Last Airbender and its sequel series The Legend of Korra, many will be...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Abigail (2024)!

Abigail is a comedy horror that pays homage to classic vampire films like The Lost Boys, blending scares with laughter. Radio Silence's movie succeeds where other recent Dracula-inspired films have failed, balancing suspense with humor and gore. Abigail's vampire lore and creature designs draw inspiration from The Lost Boys, breathing new life into the genre.

Universals critically acclaimed new horror movie, Abigail, is a great reminder to watch another vampire comedy that remains a revolutionary entry in the genre. Loosely inspired by the 1936 Universal Classic Monsters movie Draculas Daughter, the main cast and characters of Abigail consist of a heist team recruited to kidnap the young daughter of a powerful man, only to find out that the titular character is a centuries-old vampire. The Radio Silence-directed movie has been widely celebrated for its comedy, gore, character development, suspense, and unique premise, with...

Star Wars dialogue is universal, recognized by all, and has morphed into meme culture staples. Memes perfectly blend with Star Wars pop culture, creating timeless and hilarious content. Famous Star Wars moments and phrases have evolved into popular internet memes worldwide.

As one of the longest-running and most iconic franchises in media history, Star Wars has dialogue that's recognizable by anyone. Whether it be from watching all the Star Wars movies and shows or from overhearing lightsaber fights in someone else's backyard, the terminology and line deliveries from the Star Wars movies are universal. It's hard for anyone to see the name Luke and not want to add "I am your father" to the end of the sentence.

These infamous lines and phrases have also become trademarks of the internet's beloved meme culture. Memes have become a staple of pop culture, just like Star Wars itself. That makes the two of them a perfect blend,...

It’s a good day for Deadheads: Robert Hunter’s lost manuscript is headed for publication.

The Grateful Dead lyricist — who penned gems like “Ripple,” “Box of Rain,” “Uncle John’s Band,” “Eyes of the World,” “Dark Star,” and more — died in 2019. Five years later, Hachette Books will release The Silver Snarling Trumpet: The Birth of the Grateful Dead — The Lost Manuscript of Robert Hunter, out Oct. 8.

Unearthed by Hunter’s widow, Maureen, Silver Snarling Trumpet chronicles the origin of the Grateful Dead in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Road House remake breaks records with 50 million worldwide viewers in first two weekends. Cast led by Jake Gyllenhaal praised for successful debut by Head of Amazon MGM Studios. Road House praised for its action-packed ride and strong performances.

This year’s remake of the beloved 80s action flick, Road House, has seen huge streaming success, with Prime Video now revealing that the movie has attracted a record-breaking 50 million worldwide viewers over its first two weekends. According to the studio, this makes Road House the “most-watched produced film debut ever on a worldwide basis.”

Head of Amazon MGM Studios, Jennifer Salke, has since released a statement regarding the success of Road House, heaping praise on the “filmmaking team” and the cast, led by Academy Award nominee Jake Gyllenhaal.

“The groundbreaking, successful debut of Road House is a testament to the hard work and commitment from the entire Road House filmmaking team...