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The upcoming episode of “StuGo,” titled “Finders Kelpers; Truck Everlasting,” promises to be an exciting adventure for fans. In this episode, Pliny and the Kelp Folk find themselves in a competition against Lullah. They are determined to outsmart her and prove that they can play her game better than she can. The stakes are high, and the challenge is sure to be both fun and unpredictable.

Meanwhile, Mr. Okay is feeling anxious about Lullah’s growing skills. He worries that she might take his place, leading to a mix of comedy and tension. Mr. Okay’s concern adds an interesting layer to the story, as viewers will see how he navigates his feelings and the dynamics between the characters.

As the episode unfolds, the interactions between Pliny, the Kelp Folk, and Lullah are expected to be entertaining.

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The Franchise is a satirical comedy series created by Jon Brown. The HBO series revolves around the crew of a little-known franchise movie set in an otherwise extremely popular superhero cinematic universe. The Franchise’s comedy comes from all the chaos generated by the always-on-fire set, idiotic stars, arrogant director, and panic-ridden crew. The Franchise stars Himesh Patel, Aya Cash, Jessica Hynes, Billy Magnussen, Lolly Adefope, Darren Goldstein, Isaac Powell, Richard E. Grant, and Daniel Brühl. So, if you loved the satirical comedy, behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood, and the general chaos in The Franchise here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Episodes is a satirical comedy series created by David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik. The Showtime series follows a British married couple who created an award-winning British...

Egoist will go their separate ways in October, giving fans a final opportunity to see them in October.

Per Comics Natalie, Egoist's final appearances will be on September 23's Egoist Live 2023 - Fleeting Ruby "The Crescendo" 0923 at Grand Cube Osaka, Japan, and again for Resonant Indigo "Echoes of Everlasting" 1009 at Pacifico Yokohama in Kanagawa. The official announcement was made by the lead vocalist, chelly (stylized), in an impassioned statement to her fans worldwide. She thanked her "dear fans who have always supported her" and intimated that this was an amicable split via her gratitude to her management agency, Incs Toenter.

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chelly and ryo's iconic partnership as Egoist comes to an end, allowing chelly to focus on her up-and-coming solo career. Formed in unique circumstances as a fictional band in the anime Guilty Crown...

Back in 2020, the singer-songwriter and guitarist Andrea Silva — who performs as Loyal Lobos — released her debut album Everlasting, a glowing collection of songs that captured her introspective lyricism and delicate, dreamy sound. Now, after recently signing with Saban Music Group, she’s back with a new single called “Bummed,” a gauzy anthem for introverts everywhere.

The track builds on Silva’s style: She’s sharper, upbeat, and more refined without losing her signature guitars and lithe production. Silva writes in both Spanish and English, and her music has always been confessional,...

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The 2022 Golden Trailer Awards are led by Coda with 14 nominations — the most of any film — followed by The Matrix Resurrections, which starred Keanu Reeves, with 10.

Coda and Apple TV+ made history when the film captured best picture at the Academy Awards, a first for a streaming service after years of Netflix and other competitors long campaigned for such an honor.

Other multiple nominees include Top Gun: Maverick with five nominations; Dune with four; and Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and The Batman among the movies with three mentions.

The Golden Trailer Awards, which honor creatives who produce trailers and marketing content for new movies, TV and streaming series, will be held live in Los Angeles on Oct. 6 and will be hosted by comedian Henry Cho.

“We’re thrilled to be back in L.

Disney and Warner Bros. topped the 22nd annual Golden Trailer Awards nominations, announced on Tuesday.

Disney picked up a massive haul of 85 nominations, which includes Walt Disney Motion Pictures, Disney+, National Geographic, Marvel Studios, ABC, Hulu and 20th Century Studios. In addition, it was represented by mentions of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” and the Emmy-nominated docu-series “The Beatles: Get Back.”

Warner Media, which includes HBO and HBO Max, landed 67 noms overall. It was represented by “The Batman,” “King Richard,” “The Matrix Resurrections” and the teaser trailer for the upcoming “House of the Dragon.”

Apple TV+ was close behind with 50 noms, followed by Universal Pictures with 48, Netflix with 43 and Amazon with 32. Winners will be announced on Thursday, Oct 6, at The Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles with NBC talk show personality Henry Cho hosting.

The top trailer houses included Av Squad,...

"As We See It" star Sue Ann Pien's early years as someone on the autism spectrum had a lot of influence on her decision to pursue acting. In a recent interview with "People," the 42-year-old actor explains that she often would "mask" or "camouflage" characteristics about herself that were not deemed "socially acceptable."

"I was taught from a very young age to act my way through life. I had a really strong, uncanny ability to pick up languages and different accents and I would just mimic. I would watch how people walk and it was like character study," Pien recalls. "And then I was like, I love this, I'm doing it anyway, why not do it professionally?"

The actor, ironically enough, was able to stop performing when she was cast on the Amazon Prime Video series as Violet, an autistic woman navigating adulthood and dating. "For so many aspects of Violet,...

Ahead of the 2020 presidential election, Jeff Tweedy encouraged voting and performed Wilco’s “Everlasting Everything” during Rolling Stone’s Fridays for Unity event, which took place on October 16th.

“I just wanna tell you that your vote is important because it’s the least you can do to participate in our democracy,” Tweedy says in the clip. “All you have to do is think about how hard people work to take that right away from you and to try to keep you from voting to realize it’s pretty important.

Could your weekend playlist use a little more seasoning? Rolling Stone Latin selects some of the best new music releases from Latin America, Spain and Portugal. Keep track of the latest in Latin via our playlist on Spotify.

Mexican Institute of Sound, “Dios”

Mexico City’s most eccentric DJ Camilo Lara drops a bizarre cumbia that flows like a children’s lullaby. “If I ran into God,” he sings in Spanish, “I’d order a quesadilla.” The song is the lead single off Mexican Institute of Sound’s upcoming album,...

“UnReal” is heading to Brazil. A+E Networks International has sold rights to the TV drama about the off-camera chaos at a dating reality show to Sony-backed Brazilian Brazilian production company Floresta Produções, they announced on Wednesday.

The deal marks A+E’s first scripted format sale in Latin America.

“UnReal” is a behind-the-scenes look at the political infighting and personal drama surrounding the production of TV dating show fictitious reality show “Everlasting.” It follows a young reality producer who is pushed by her unethical boss to swallow her integrity and do whatever it takes to drum up ratings. Created by Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and Marti Noxon, the series tackled tough issues like sexual assault and gender politics in the workplace. It premiered on Lifetime in 2015, with a fourth and final season airing on Hulu in 2018.

A+E has also signed several other deals across Latin America with Univision/Tvm.

Months have passed since the release of Avengers: Endgame to a rapturous welcome from fans and critics alike. The finer points of the movie are still being hotly discussed, and likely will be for several years. One of the biggest questions going forward that fans want an answer to is, Can the Black Widow death be reversed along with everyone else's who came back after the snap?

It is a loaded question, and one that takes direct aim at one of the McU's perennial problems. No deaths in their movies seem to actually stick. Loki has made a party trick out of pretending to die and then coming back from the dead. Agent Coulson conked out in the first Avengers, only to reappear in Agents of Shield.

Literally half of all living beings in the Marvel universe have died, only to return in the next film. When you play...

Fans were shocked when Black Widow sacrificed herself so Hawkeye could claim the Soul Stone on Vormir halfway through Avengers: Endgame. As heartbreaking as it was, though, we kind of assumed that she would be resurrected with all the other heroes that died in Avengers: Infinity War at the end of the movie. Tragically, however, this was not to be, as it was explained that though Hulk attempted to bring her back when he reversed Thanos’ snap, it didn’t work for some reason.

If you’re wondering why that was, the Russos have now cleared up the mystery. While speaking on the commentary track for the film (available on Digital HD now), Joe Russo said that the key to understanding this is in paying close attention to what Red Skull tells them.

“Red Skull very clearly says, ‘It is an everlasting exchange. And ‘Everlasting’ would imply that it can’t be undone.

UnREAL found its signature tone by combining eerie realism with heavy satire and throwing in bits of comedic relief.

This show may be considered as a form of "competence porn," where viewers enjoy watching extremely talented characters do their jobs with grace and skill, no matter how bad their lives get.

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UnREAL is the epitome of this, and the comedy usually serves to either highlight the wit of lead characters or the dimwittedness of other characters, creating caricatures out of them to depict the insanity of the entertainment industry.

A show may revel in how gritty it is, but there's really nothing better than humor. Read on to learn about the top 13 comedic gags on this iconic show and watch UnREAL online to see some of them again!

1. Quinn's Retorts Quinn King is the master of savage clapbacks,...

UnREAL, with three seasons on Lifetime and one season on Hulu, won a Peabody in 2016 for its enlightening portrayal of the behind-the-scenes world of reality television.

Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer star in this dark drama that takes viewers behind the scenes of Everlasting, a Bachelor-style dating show filled with twists, turns, and manipulation.

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The show was also nominated for three Emmys, including one for Constance Zimmer in acting and one for the show's writing.

Marti Noxon -- eventual Buffy the Vampire Slayer showrunner, Dietland showrunner, and Sharp Objects creator -- teamed up with a former producer of The Bachelor  Sarah Gertrude Shapiro to create the iconic show.

Read on to discover what makes this show so iconic and unique in its four-season run!

1. Acting Constance Zimmer plays Quinn King, a ruthless reality...

After Hulu's surprise release of UnREAL Season 4 this summer, it was up to fans to jump back on the Everlasting bandwagon. Now, UnREAL Season 4 Episode 1 takes an interesting turn by letting Rachel run completely loose on the set of Everlasting, glammed up and ready to go.

Season 3 left Rachel in the dust after Everlasting suitress finally realizes Rachel's scheming ways and rescinds her job offer, leaving Rachel in the lurch. She decides to return to the show and the job that she does so well, but she's back, blonde, and isn't playing around anymore.

Hulu makes an interesting choice with UnREAL, and you can clearly see its handiwork right off the bat. It prioritizes shock value over quality -- ironically enough, like the reality shows it chooses to satirize -- very meta.

Hulu's attempt to change up the format of Everlasting is too much to handle in its first episode.

There’s a moment in UnREAL’s fourth and final season when Faith—the friendly country girl who came out as a lesbian in season one—shows up and is shocked at how the state of affairs has worsened on the set of Everlasting. Keep in mind: On Faith’s season of the dating competition, a woman fell to her death. At first,…

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Network: Lifetime, HuluEpisodes: 38 (hour)Seasons: FourTV show dates: June 1, 2015 -- July 16, 2018Series status: Ended Performers include: Shiri Appleby, Constance Zimmer, Craig Bierko, Josh Kelly, Siobhan Williams, Freddie Stroma, Nathalie Kelley, Johanna Braddy, Breeda Wool, Ashley Scott, and Arielle Kebbel.TV show description: This dramatic scripted show gives a behind-the-scenes look at the chaos surrounding the production of a fictitious hit dating competition TV series called Everlasting (which bears a striking resemblance to The Bachelor).Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby) is a young producer whose sole job is to manipulate her relationships with the show contestants, to get the vital dramatic and outrageous footage that the program's dispassionate executive producer, Quinn King (Constance Zimmer), demands. Read More…...

“Time to celebrate Bitches!” tweeted Constance Zimmer moments after Hulu released the fourth and — gulp — final season of “UnReal” on Monday, July 16. Zimmer continued, “All 8 episodes of #season4 #unrealtv Just Dropped On @hulu Today! B O O M! Told you we had your back!” The first three installments of “UnReal” aired on Lifetime, but the cable network sold this fourth season to Hulu for a debut run, per our sister site Deadline. The final eight episodes will air on Lifetime at a later date.

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“UnReal” stars Zimmer and Shiri Appleby as manipulative producers of a “Bachelor”-like reality TV show called “Everlasting.” It received two Emmy nominations for its breakthrough first season: Best Drama Supporting Actress for Zimmer and Best Drama Writing for co-creators Marti Noxon and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro. The show was also honored at the...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you have not yet watched the fourth and final season of “Unreal,” streaming on Hulu.

The cameras have not only turned off for “Everlasting,” the reality show within the show on “Unreal,” but also for “Unreal” itself, which dropped all eight episodes of its fourth and final season on Hulu this morning (July 16).

“We’re so excited that people are getting it all at once because it’s always felt like that kind of show to me,” “Unreal” creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro tells Variety. “And when you get to the point where you feel like you absolutely can’t stand Rachel, you know there’s another turn coming, and it’s coming right away. Bingeing feels like the truth to me right now, and I’m really happy to [tell the story] this way.”

Always a manipulative character who will say and do whatever she has to...

Hulu has finally confirmed that Lifetime drama “UnReal” is moving to the streaming service for its fourth season. And here’s a twist: It’s debuting on Hulu today. And here’s another twist: This is, indeed, the series’ final season.

It’s a surprise move befitting “Everlasting,” the dating competition show-within-a-show that is the centerpiece of “UnReal.” Word of a deal between Hulu and series producer A+E Studios first leaked in May, but was never formally announced until today’s final reveal.

As part of the deal, “UnReal” will now be branded as a Hulu Original Series. Hulu already carries the off-net runs of the first three seasons of “UnReal,” which means the entire library — including all eight episodes of Season 4 — will be available on the service as of today.

“‘UnReal’ has captivated audiences on Hulu since season one, so when this opportunity came to us, we knew we couldn’t miss out,...

The fourth and final season of Lifetime’s UnReal is now available for streaming in its entirety on Hulu. As part of a new deal between Hulu and A+E Studios, the final installment joins the first three seasons of the Peabody Award-winning drama series from Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and Marti Noxon. Deadline reported in May that Lifetime had sold the fourth season to Hulu for a first run. Hulu had previously acquired the exclusive Svod rights to the show in 2016.

Season 4 follows Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Quinn (Constance Zimmer) as they return to the set of Everlasting for an “All-Stars” themed season, which features former contestants and a new format. Co-creator Shapiro and showrunner Stacy Rukeyser both return for Season 4. New cast members include François Arnaud, Natalie Hall, Meagan Holder and Alejandro Muñoz. Zimmer returns as director for one episode, and Appleby directs two episodes, including the series finale.

The...

“UnReal” fans got a special treat on Monday when Hulu made the entire fourth and final season of the former Lifetime drama available to stream with no warning.

As TheWrap previously reported, Hulu made a deal with “UnReal” producers A+E Studios to be the new home for the show’s fourth outing, which has now officially been confirmed as the show’s last.

Season 4 follows Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Quinn (Constance Zimmer) as they return to the set of the dating show-within-a-show “Everlasting” for an “All Stars” themed season. With former contestants, and a new format, it is poised to be even more dramatic than ever.

Also Read: 'unReal': How the Fourth (and Final) Season Ended Up at Hulu

Prior to the debut of season 3, Lifetime announced that the drama from co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and showrunner Stacy Rukeyser had been picked up for a fourth edition. However, when season...

While Lifetime hasn't cancelled its UnREAL TV show after three seasons, the fourth season of fictional dating reality TV series drama won't run on the cable network. Instead, Lifetime has sold the rights to UnREAL season four to Hulu, where the low-rated show does well with binge-watching fans. A scripted drama, UnREAL delves behind the scenes at a popular dating reality TV series, Everlasting. Shiri Appleby, Constance Zimmer, Craig Bierko, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Josh Kelly, and Genevieve Buechner star. The season three cast also includes: Brandon Jay McLaren, Caitlin FitzGerald, Bart Edwards, Alex Hernandez, Adam Demos, Alex Sparrow, Kassandra Clementi, Chelsea Hobbs, and Jaime Callica. While nothing is final, it is possible the fourth season on Hulu could be the final chapter of UnREAL. Read More…...

Unreal. Lifetime’s “unReal” is no longer Lifetime’s “unReal” — it is now Hulu’s “unReal,” multiple people with knowledge of a new first-run deal between A+E and the subscriber video-on-demand (Svod) service tell TheWrap.

The scripted look at the behind-the-scenes chaos surrounding the production of a dating competition program has shifted from a cable show with a second-run window on Svod to just a straight-up Svod series. At least it has done so for Season 4, which two of our sources tell us will be its last.

Here’s how it went down.

Also Read: 'UnREAL' Star Adam Demos on That Awkward Finale and August's 'Everlasting' Return in Season 4

Once a buzzy critical darling, “unReal’s” shaky second season and several behind-the-scenes shakeups led to a lengthy hiatus before the premiere of Season 3 earlier this year. But in a big show of confidence about the show’s new creative direction,...

The fourth and likely final season of Lifetime’s UnReal is moving to Hulu.

Lifetime sold the fourth season of the drama from Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and Marti Noxon to Hulu for first run, Deadline has confirmed. A+E Studios made money on the deal with Hulu and there are no expectations for Lifetime to order another season. That could change however, if the show does well on Hulu, it could be renewed, according to those familiar with the deal. Hulu is already the Svod home for the drama series.

The critically praised UnReal does not do well in linear, but it’s a popular show for binging and gets a bump in digital viewing, which is a perfect fit for Hulu. Season 3, which wrapped in April on Lifetime, has yet to air on Hulu.

Set against the backdrop of the hit dating competition show Everlasting, UnReal is led by...

The twists just keep on coming for UnREAL‘s fourth (and potentially final) season: The drama — which had its Season 4 episode order cut from 10 to eight last summer — will reportedly premiere on Hulu instead of Lifetime.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the streaming video service — which already houses Seasons 1 and 2 of UnREAL — is nearing a deal to air Season 4 ahead of any potential run on Lifetime, if it airs on the cable network at all.

A premiere date has yet to be determined for the Bachelor takedown’s fourth season, which THR reports could be the series’ last.

UnREAL this...

Before the third season of UnREAL even began, viewers, critics, and fans all asked the same question: Will the third installment breathe new life into the struggling series?

Can the writer’s course correct the show from a disappointing second chapter, and return our beloved series to what it once was... F*cking great TV?

The verdict has been in for a while now: The third run is better than the second, but definitely not as good as the first.

Kicking the new season off with guns blazing, UnREAL Season 3 tended to be its most delicious when it served up stories we hadn’t seen play out in the past.

Like with Madison ...

Little Maddy started in UnREAL Season 1 in pigtails as a newbie Pa, blowing Chet in the candle closet, but has come a long way during Season 3.

She's still relying on her youth and sexuality to secure her spot in the industry,...

(Spoiler alert: Please do not read ahead unless you’ve seen the season 3 finale of “UnREAL” that aired Monday.)

“UnREAL” got pretty darn real in its Season 3 finale on Monday. The two back-to-back episodes saw drama on-screen for Serena (Caitlin FitzGerald) and her suitors and off-screen for Quinn (Constance Zimmer), Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and the rest of the “Everlasting” production crew, with Rachel even leaving the show all together come episode’s end.

One of the catalysts for another bit of fuss was Adam Demos’ outspoken Aussie August, a contestant vying for Serena’s affections. August expresses some beliefs on-camera about the military and fellow suitor Owen (a veteran played by Alex Hernandez) at a fundraiser that don’t sit well with everyone. Including Serena, who kicks him out of her Final Three on the spot.

Also Read: How Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman Convinced 'UnREAL' to Make His Character Gay (Video)

Of course it’s revealed that all of this was set up by Rachel to create a distraction on behalf of Quinn, who was about to be fired from the network in public at the shindig. And, as you’ll remember, these are the two women August had a love triangle with earlier in the season.

Because Demos is already set for Season 4 of “UnREAL,” TheWrap had to get to the bottom of how he felt about that awkward exit and what his return for a game of “Everlasting: All Stars” will mean for Rachel and Quinn.

“You got to see August going on, and myself and Alex pick their sides and what they truly believe in and go head to head,” Demos tells TheWrap. “I thought it was cool because of that. But it was unfortunate that Serena didn’t choose me [August] because the bond that she had with August was, she was able to let go of that so called ‘real world.’ And August is free living. So I feel it was a shame that came to a head and she felt like she had to go back to what some people call a normal life.”

Also Read: 'UnREAL' Unveils Female Suitor's Drama in Season 3 First Trailer (Video)

When Demos returns in the fourth installment it will be to get back into the “Everlasting” game once more, despite that awkward exit. And this time it’s for a special edition of the reality dating series.

“‘Everlasting: All-Stars’ is made up of the audiences favorite previous contestants, so [the writers] have made up ones from the previous seasons and so I come back for that reason because I’m a fan favorite,” Demos says. “But also, August comes back himself, you think it’s stupid for him to go back after being manipulated, but he comes back to promote his brand. Because as funny as it all was, he actually does start up these companies and start making money for these charities.”

“So he comes back to build his profile, but then on top of that, the ‘UnREAL’ writers bring him back because the dynamic he had with Rachel and Quinn was so strong — good and bad — that it’s going to be so much more,” Demos continued. “And the relationship with Quinn and Rachel goes so much deeper and so much further. And it is the catalyst for a lot of big things that happen in Season 4. The whole point of ‘UnREAL’ is Quinn and Rachel, so if you aren’t part of their storyline there is no point. But August has a big part in that in Season 4.”

Read original story ‘UnREAL’ Star Adam Demos on That Awkward Finale and August’s ‘Everlasting’ Return in Season 4 At TheWrap...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Supergirl, Lucifer, The Americans and Scandal!

1 | In Lost in Space Episode 7, why didn’t they dig out the pinned-down guy versus lift the tanker off him? Or, at least take any step to plug up the fuel hole once it was exposed? And in Episode 8, while quietly trying to elude the blind cave creatures, did you half-expect John Krasinski and Emily Blunt to show up?

2 | What does Hawaii Five-0‘s McGarrett mean that...

Welcome to “Remote Controlled,” a podcast from Variety featuring the best and brightest in television, both in front of and behind the camera.

In this week’s episode, Variety‘s executive editor of TV, Debra Birnbaum, talks first with the creators of “UnReal,” Stacy Rukeyser and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro, along with castmembers Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and Genevieve Buechner, in a panel recorded at Scad’s aTV festival in Atlanta.

The creative team behind “UnReal” said that the idea of a female “suitress” on in-show reality competition “Everlasting” had been brewing for a long time. “We wanted to look at… the smart successful woman who’s climbing the ladder at work, but the higher up she gets, the harder it is to find a man. Why is that?” says Rukeyser. “That seemed like it would be the perfect avatar for Quinn and Rachel to project all of their issues.” Adds Shapiro of Rachel,...

If it is true, in fact, that "Life is in the journey not the destination," we've been through one hell of a trek to get to the midpoint of of UnREAL Season 3!

It certainly hasn't been easy to watch four of the fiercest women on television employ an eat or be eaten mentality when it comes to the business, the battle, the war, and the game that is ... the making of Everlasting.

On UnREAL Season 3 Episode 5, the tides turn with great gusto, as the lady bosses grab their balls and take the respect they deserve.

Their power plays come in various forms -- with the refusal to eat (some) shit, as a matter of self-respect, in confronting the truth and moving forward despite it, and/or in rising up against a common enemy.

Together, the UnREAL frienemies aren't just strong, they're f**king unstoppable!

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UnREAL season 3 changes things up on lowbrow reality dating show Everlasting, with a suitress instead of a suitor, and a whole host of hunky bachelors vying for her affections. But beyond finding Serena (Caitlin FitzGerald) the perfect match and creating plenty of ratings gold along the way, Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel (Shiri Appleby) have a more basic challenge ahead of them: get through a whole season of Everlasting without anyone getting killed.

We’re only at episode four of the season, but already UnREAL has landed in a superdark place. Junkie Alexi might be the most painful contestant we’ve witnessed on this show since Mary went off her meds in season one. What’s worse, Jay, usually the only voice of reason on Everlasting, has sold his soul by enabling…

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Dear August,

How we've lusted after you and your man bun!

So much, in fact, that each of us has either had, almost had or still wants to have, a piece of you.

Yet at this juncture, we find ourselves on the verge of change.

Hope you had a few good nights' sleep in that hammock.

Because as of now, it's Game On!

- Quinn, Rachel, and Serena

On UnREAL Season 3 Episode 4, the formidable fight for the Suitress takes an aggressive turn when Madison discovers August's severed man bun.

The first sign of impending war, it indicates a palpable shift of energy both on camera and behind the scenes.

"Bunghazi" and the Dumb-Ass idea of an on-set reporter become the two slices of bread holding this Everlasting sandwich together.

But the meat of this meal is the forward movement of our main characters -- as Rachel, Quinn, Serena, Jay...

We knew we were in for a ride when UnREAL, the scripted show created by a former producer from The Bachelor, first hit our screens back in 2015. The show promised to give viewers a peek behind the scenes of a fictional show called Everlasting that was clearly little more than a stand-in for the ABC reality competition. Not only that, it hinted that this was how The Bachelor really worked, all backed up by Sarah Gertrude Shapiro's real experiences, which she detailed in a profile with The New Yorker. The series is, of course, "one hundred percent fiction," but it also has "the truth of what it was like on The Bachelor is baked in." Former Bachelor contestant Olivia Caridi called the show "scary accurate", explaining, "Obviously there's a little hyperbole involved in UnREAL. [But] there’s a reason Chris Harrison and The Bachelor are bothered by it... It was...

If you were at all worried that UnREAL Season 3 started off Smokin' Hot, but might quickly cool down, it's safe to say things have only gotten hotter!

On UnREAL Season 3 Episode 2 that show within a show is more complex than ever. With the Suitress finding her groove on Everlasting, it’s all about how Serena’s going to play the game to land her husband.

Behind the scenes, we get a more in-depth dive into a few of the relationships, most notably Rachel and Quinn’s.

On set, they are mentor and mentee, boss and second in command. Yet beyond their professional connection lies a great deal of love and respect between the women in charge. They really do need and love each other. No doubt, Rachel, and Quinn share a (rather dysfunctional) mother/daughter relationship.

That is why what happens next is so incredibly f**ked up; because you...

Did Quinn manage to get Rachel back on board for another season of Everlasting?

That was the big question on UnREAL Season 3 Episode 1 when Rachel continued her recovery following Jeremy murdering two people from the show. 

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With Quinn at odds with the network, the fate of Everlasting was uncertain and everyone had to band together with the aim of getting the show to stay on the air. 

What did Madison have to do with the new season?

Use the video above to watch UnREAL online right here via TV Fanatic. 

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Sometimes art doesn’t imitate life — and truth be told, Constance Zimmer never considered herself a part of Bachelor Nation.

She may play a producer on UnREAL, a behind-the-scenes show about a fictional dating competition show, but before being casted as Quinn, Zimmer didn’t spend her Monday nights tuning in to The Bachelor.

“I never watched it,” the 47-year-old tells People in this week’s issue. “It was never my thing. I watched it because when I got cast on the show, I read a script and I was so confused. I didn’t understand what this was, so...

According to Caitlin FitzGerald, we all have a little Bachelor or Bachelorette in us.

It’s a good thing she does, as she plays Serena, Everlasting’s first female suitor in the third season of UnREAL, premiering Monday, Feb. 26, at 10/9c on Lifetime.

To catch up those of you that haven’t seen the show, UnREAL is a drama that follows the behind-the-scenes chaos that goes into producing Everlasting, a Bachelor-type reality-show-within-the-show.

“This crazy thing that I discovered when we were shooting UnREAL is that it’s so part of the culture, those shows, that when it came to things like the elimination ceremonies,...

Let’s get this out of the way: “UnREAL” Season 3 still lacks the scintillating spark that made the show’s debut must-see TV, but it has also made marked, knowing improvements after a sophomore run that crashed and burned (so to speak). The first five episodes are so annoying uneven, it’s hard to settle on a declarative reaction. On the one hand, using a suitress (rather than a suitor) to wisely keep the focus on women pays off in better arcs for Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel (Shiri Appleby) — so yay, “UnREAL” is good again! But on the other, the suitress herself (played by the wonderful Caitlin Fitzgerald) is poorly utilized, and just when the show starts rolling, it inexplicably and maddeningly derails itself — so boo, “UnREAL” is still a mess.

At its peak, Marti Noxon and Sarah Gertrude Shapiro’s behind-the-scenes satire of reality TV made you hate...

Is it just me or has it been forever since the UnREAL Season 2 Episode 10?

Lifetime got us hooked on UnREAL, the critically acclaimed drama that tells the story of what goes on behind the scenes of the dating show Everlasting, modeled after ABC's The Bachelor. Then they left us high and dry.

But Good News for those of us who've been jonesing for UnREAL's return.

The wait for a new season of UnREAL is finally (pretty much) over! After more than a year and a half, the third installment of UnREAL will finally make its debut on February 26th, 2018.

If you watch UnREAL online, you know at the end of UnREAL Season 2, we saw Rachel (Shiri Appleby) and Quinn (Constance Zimmer) back on top, once again cleared of all responsibility for the havoc they wreaked on-set of Everlasting. But if you thought girls ruled UnREAL last season, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

Watch the extended trailer and check out these photos for season three of the UnREAL TV show. The third season of UnREAL premieres on Lifetime on Monday, February 26, 2018 at 10:00pm Et/Pt. A Lifetime scripted drama, UnREAL peeks behind the scenes of a hit dating reality TV series -- Everlasting. In season three, UnREAL stars Shiri Appleby, Constance Zimmer, Brennan Elliott, Craig Bierko, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Josh Kelly, Genevieve Buechner, Caitlin FitzGerald, Bart Edwards, Alex Hernandez, Adam Demos, and Alex Sparrow. Chelsea Hobbs, Brandon Jay McLaren, Tracie Thoms, Kassandra Clementi, and Jaime Callica recur. Read More…...

Lifetime’s critically acclaimed Bachelor-skewering drama series UnREAL is back for its third season, and People’s got the exclusive premiere of its first official trailer.

Stars Shiri Appleby and Emmy nominee Constance Zimmer are once again leading the charge as producers Rachel and Quinn — the dynamic, destructive duo orchestrating all the action behind the scenes of the fictional dating competition show Everlasting, which serves as the backdrop for UnREAL‘s very real drama.

New to the action this year is suitress Serena (Caitlin FitzGerald of Masters of Sex fame), a Silicon Valley mogul who doesn’t appear to play Rachel and Quinn’s games.

The American Murder Song tour is in full swing and its stop in Los Angeles on November 12th is nearly upon us. Continue reading for more info and ticket details. Also in today's Highlights: an exclusive, Nsfw clip from Everlasting, news on the inaugural New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival, Liz Brennan's "Body Bags" music video, and details on Dark Night's AFI Fest screening.

American Murder Song Los Angeles Show Details: Press Release: "The Star of Repo! The Genetic Opera & Songwriters of The Devil's Carnival Arrive With Their New Collaboration in Los Angeles on November 12th.

Cult film composers Terrance Zdunich and Saar Hendelman are no strangers to creating interactive fan events. With their movies Repo! The Genetic Opera and The Devil's Carnival as well as its sequel, they pioneered a punk rock approach to storytelling and distribution, touring their musical films like rock concerts and cultivating a die-hard fanbase in the process.

The Hollywood community is in mourning once again, as another actor, one who had an unfortunate role in one of showbusiness' most mysterious tragedies, passed away. Michael Massee, the actor who accidentally shot and killed up and coming star Brandon Lee on the set of The Crow, has passed away at the age of 61. No specific details on his death were immediately available at this time.

Variety confirmed the actor's death with his agent, after the news first circulated on actor Anthony Delon's Instagram page on Monday. The actor worked with Michael Massee on the French TV series Interventions which premiered in 2014. Michael Massee played "Funboy" in The Crow, which was only his second movie role ever, and he reportedly never watched the film because of the tragedy on set that resulted in the death of Brandon Lee.

Michael Massee's character Funboy was scripted as the one who...

Cherry Falls, starring the late Brittany Murphy, is getting the Blu-ray treatment courtesy of Scream Factory on March 29th! Also: a trailer for Darling, The Eyes of My Mother acquisition news, Nitehawk Cinema's programming schedule for March, Baskin release details, and Everlasting at the Nevermore Film Festival.

Cherry Falls: Press Release: "Lose your innocence…or lose your life. On March 29th, 2016, Scream Factory presents teen thriller Cherry Falls in its Blu-ray debut packed with new extras including audio commentary with Geoffrey Wright and interviews with writer/co-executive producer Ken Selden and producer Marshall Persinger.

A serial killer is stalking the peaceful town of Cherry Falls. At first, it seems that he is just targeting teenagers, but after the third killing, it becomes clear that all the victims have been virgins. When the town's students hear about this, they realize that there is only one way to protect themselves and...

A young woman runs laughing in a field - and in a blur. "Catch me!", she shouts, eluding both her addressee and even the camera's focus. Sunlit, soft and slo-mo, the opening images of Anthony Stabley's Everlasting may suggest something ideal and Edenic - and yet these are also the genesis of a film-within-the-film, and by the time we are seeing them, many months after they were shot, their Eve is long dead, and their idyll has become an elegy. High school senior Matt Ortega (Adam David) had tried to capture the fleeting image of his girlfriend Jessie (Valentina De Angelis) on digicam for a video project. Yet since then, Jessie had exiled herself from Matt in her pursuit of work as a model, and...

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Anchor Bay is bringing A.D. Calvo's The Midnight Game home, and we have your chance to score a copy of it on us! That's right; we're giving it away! It's insane! Best deal ever! No hyperbole! Well, some, but it's only because we're excited!

To enter for your chance to win, just send us an email at contests@dreadcentral.com including your Full Name And Mailing Address. We’ll take care of the rest.

This contest will end on at 12:01 Am Pt on August 11th.

The Midnight Game Release Details

With games, as with life, sometimes it’s play or be played. But beware when it’s play or be prey...

On August 12th, Anchor Bay Entertainment dares you to join...The Midnight Game! An official selection at the 2013 Miami International Film Festival, Telluride Horror Show Film Festival, and Sf Indie Fest’s Another Hole in the Head International Genre Film Festival,...

We return with the Indie Spotlight, highlighting recent independent horror news sent our way. Today’s feature includes a new trailer for Repentance and Rockabilly Zombie Weekend, details on the Sundance Next Fest Lineup, Eat Men Like Air, Mindless, and much more:

First Rockabilly Zombie Weekend Trailer: “When Becky and Grant arrive at their rockabilly-themed wedding, despite warnings of a West Nile Virus outbreak, things go horribly wrong as the mosquito-spread virus spawns zombies, who begin feeding on the wedding guests as well as the other locals. The two newlyweds have to escape along with their family and friends if they ever want to live to see their honeymoon!

Rockabilly Zombie Weekend is a new feature length horror thriller with a rocking twist on the modern zombie film. It’s currently being released on DVD on July 1st, 2014 through Green Apple Entertainment. The film (as well as other merchandise) can...

The wait is over! Anchor Bay has just dropped the home video trailer in our inbox for the upcoming flick The Midnight Game, which they're putting out this coming August. Read on for full details and to check out the video nasty!

From the Press Release

With games, as with life, sometimes it’s play or be played. But beware when it’s play or be prey...

On August 12th, Anchor Bay Entertainment dares you to join...The Midnight Game! An official selection at the 2013 Miami International Film Festival, Telluride Horror Show Film Festival, and Sf Indie Fest’s Another Hole in the Head International Genre Film Festival, The Midnight Game promises a new whole spin on the games people play!

With a hot cast including Guy Wilson (“Breaking Bad,” Little Black Book, The Open Door, The Moon And He), Renee Olstead (“The Secret Life of the American Teenager,” 13 Going...