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Exclusive: Fox’s The Cleaning Lady has added Patricia De Leon, Robert Cicchini (Dreamgirls) and Lea Salonga for Season 4. The series returns on Tuesday, March 25 at 8-9 Pm Et/Pt.

The series follows Thony De La Rosa (Élodie Yung), a Cambodian-Filipino former surgeon who makes a living as a cleaning service worker alongside her sister-in-law, Fiona (Martha Millan). After witnessing a murder, Thony is offered a job both as a cleaner and a doctor within a criminal organization that could pay well enough to help her son and her family.

Cicchini will appear as a recurring guest star as Assistant District Attorney ‘Joel Herman,’ a thorough investigator with a disarming, easy-going personality. He catches Thony off-guard at the hospital, but Joel insists that he is here to help, believing her to be under pressure from the cartel.

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Stan has greenlit a new original drama series, Love Divided by Eleven, exploring the aftermath of a tragic loss and the unexpected connections formed through organ donation. The show, starring Brooke Satchwell, will premiere in 2025. Here’s What Happened: Stan announced Love Divided by Eleven, a six-part drama series produced by Gristmill. The series follows […]

Eleven Lives, One Heart: Stan’s New Drama Explores Grief’s Ripple Effect...

Author Greg Broadmore whose fantasy pedigree includes behind the scenes work on Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films, design work for the Godzilla franchise, and more recently, stellar cover art work for Conan the Barbarian is launching a new "dark romantic fantasty" from publisher Mad Cave Studios, entitled One Path.

Screen Rant is thrilled to share the exclusive first look at One Path written by Broadmore, with art by Andy Lanning which follows its eponymous character, who according to Mad Cave's press release announcing the book is a member of a "tribe of cavegirls."

As with all great sci-fi and fantasy, from Frank Herbert's Dune books to Tolkein's Lord of the Rings itself, One Path will be rooted in the author's sociological meditations, which will serve to make the book more than just an action-adventure saga, but also an important entry in the discourse about "progress versus tradition.

Exclusive: Max Martini (The Tender Bar), Kirk Acevedo (Band Of Brothers) and Patricia De Leon (Mayans M.C.) have joined the Season 2 cast of Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness in recurring roles.

Lioness stars Zoe Saldaña, who also executive produces, Laysla De Oliveira, Genesis Rodriguez and Michael Kelly, with Morgan Freeman, and Nicole Kidman, who executive produces.

Inspired by an actual U.S. Military program, Lioness follows the life of Joe (Saldaña) while she attempts to balance her personal and professional life as the tip of the CIA’s spear in the war on terror.

In Season 2, as the CIA’s fight against terror moves closer to home, Joe (Saldaña), Kaitlyn (Kidman), and Byron (Kelly) enlist a new Lioness operative to infiltrate a previously unknown threat. With pressure mounting from all sides, Joe is forced to confront the profound personal sacrifices she has made as the leader of the Lioness program.

Rachel Zegler saw the first cut of “West Side Story” in September 2021, along with co-stars Ansel Elgort, Ariana DeBose, David Alvarez and Mike Faist. When director Steven Spielberg surprised them by showing up at the end of the credits, he was met with tears and gratitude.

The latest episode of Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast features 20-year-old Zegler, whose career is taking off. The rising star discusses white Latina privilege, the Oscar buzz that she’s been receiving for her performance and her upcoming roles in the superhero sequel “Shazam 2” and Disney’s live action version of “Snow White.” Listen below!

Discovered by Steven Spielberg out of 30,000 hopefuls, Zegler won the coveted role of Maria in the remake of the 1961 Oscar-winning best picture. In this new version, Zegler and Elgort play Maria and Tony, whose ill-fated romance flags the fires of the bitter rivalry between local street gangs the Sharks and the Jets.

A few years ago, Michaela Anne was at a roadhouse bar outside Joshua Tree, California, where she met a woman named Madeline, who told her she was a stripper. The two got to talking: about their lives, their careers, their mutual love of essential oils. When Anne left the bar later that night, she thought to herself, I’m going to write a song about that girl.

Flash forward to the winter of 2018, when Anne was spending time in the Arizona desert, writing songs for what would become her third solo record.