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Kim Gordon and Kim Deal were both musical guests on the second episode of John Mulaney’s new live talk show Everybody’s Live on Wednesday night.

Gordon kicked things off with “Bye Bye,” the lead single off her 2024 album The Collective that we deemed as one of the best songs of 2025. Deal then took the stage to perform “Nobody Loves You More,” the title track off her debut solo album that arrived last fall.

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Then, the two Kims and bassist extraordinaries took the stage together to perform Sonic Youth’s 1995 song “Little Trouble Girl,” which Deal originally featured on. Introduced as “The Kims,” Mulaney boasted that the performance was Gordon and Deal’s “first time performing together, anywhere.” Watch clips of all three performance below. The full episode is available to stream on Netflix.

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Kim Gordon and Kim Deal joined forces on the latest episode of Netflix talk show Everybody’s Live for their debut joint live performance.

Gordon took the stage first, performing her song “Bye Bye,” while Deal followed with her own track “Nobody Loves You More.” The pair then collaborated on “Little Trouble Girl,” a Sonic Youth song Deal contributed vocals to on the band’s 1995 LP Washing Machine. Host John Mulaney emphasized that the moody rendition was the pair’s “first time performing together, anywhere.” Watch the full episode here.

Violet Grohl has been hard at work on an album, The Hollywood Reporter has learned, and those who’ve heard her music say it’s fantastic.

The 18-year-old daughter of Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl, who has toured as a backup singer for her dad’s band and performed as a solo singer, is described as being “incredibly committed” to the music-making process and “to growing as an artist,” says a source. She’s been working out songs in a studio space gifted by her father for her birthday. Among her collaborators is producer Justin Raisen, who worked with Kim Gordon on her Grammy-nominated album The Collective in addition to previous collaborations with the likes of Charli Xcx and Lil Yachty.

“She’s a true torch singer,” says one source. “Her vocals are tremendous. She’s very talented.”

While she’s believed to have an album’s worth of material, it’s unclear how or when,...

Martin Campbell, director of such great films as The Protegé, Casino Royale, and Golden Eye, is no stranger to crafting gripping action thrillers. Even if they must include violence. That's the case with Campbell's latest thrill ride, Dirty Angels, a non-stop action film about an all-women commando unit set on liberating a group of schoolgirls taken hostage in Afghanistan. Bottom line: Martin Campbell does not disappoint as a director. In a recent MovieWeb interview, Campbell defended the use of graphic violence here, noting:

"These are six women. They're military trained, right? I wanted all the violence to be realistic… to the point that those girls could actually do it. This is not heightened violence. This is violence on a military level. And I didn't want any superhero stuff. And it is fun, obviously, but they [the commando team] are well-trained, they are very good at their job. When push comes to shove,...

Kim Gordon has released a new song, “Banging on the Freeway,” alongside a music video for the track. The clip was directed by her daughter and frequent collaborator Coco Gordon Moore.

The track is a clattering, mesmerizing blast of propulsive noise rock crossed with some far-flung hip-hop influences as Gordon sinks into repetitive hooks and phrases, including the titular “Bangin’ on the freeway” and lines like “Bad TV on repetition.” The video, meanwhile, largely comprises shots of Gordon and her daughter doing the most Los Angeles thing anyone can do...

Stars: Melissa Leo, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ekaterina Baker, Swen Temmel, Antonio Banderas, Matthew Tompkins | Written by Matthew Rogers | Directed by Jon Keeyes

If you were part of the clean-up crew taking care of a murder scene, and you found a suitcase full of cash, what would you do? If you have an Iq that’s at least in the double digits or have seen more than a couple of action films, you probably know taking it won’t end well.

But that doesn’t stop Siobhan, the owner of Good Life Cleaners and her crew, Alex, his girlfriend Megan and Chuck from doing just that when they find a few million in cash stashed in the chimney of the house they’re cleaning up.

That money belongs to Gabriel and was meant to pay off some crooked cops until somebody else’s attempt to steal it resulted in a pile...

Netflix is going live with Tyler Henry.

The streamer has set a new weekly series — Live From the Other Side With Tyler Henry — that is scheduled to kick off Sept. 17, with new episodes streaming live every Tuesday at 3 p.m. Pst. The deal calls for eight episodes at 45 minutes apiece. The official description details that Henry, “America’s No. 1 medium,” will give “celebrity guests hope, healing and long sought-after answers through emotional readings that showcase his gifts as a medium, clairvoyant and medical intuitive.”

In a statement, Henry quipped that even he could not see this one coming from the other side but now that it’s almost here, he’s calling it his “biggest, most interactive” project yet.

“Not even I could’ve predicted that I’d be doing a live show on Netflix,” offered Henry. “I am super humbled and grateful for the opportunity. I know the skepticism...

Kim Gordon is weighing in the great pop icons of 2024 debate, saying that she’s “not really a fan of Taylor Swift” and would rather “choose Billie Eilish.”

The comment came in a new interview with The Guardian as part of its “10 Chaotic Questions” series. The 10th and final query was regarding her most controversial pop culture opinion, and Gordon answered: “I don’t know if it’s controversial but I’m not really a fan of Taylor Swift.”

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Continuing, Gordon conceded that she “couldn’t tell you what her music sounded like, actually.” Nonetheless, “when it comes to pop icons,” she said, “I would choose Billie Eilish.”

While some major artists who came before Swift have expressed their admiration for her — like Cyndi Lauper and Billy Corgan — Gordon is probably right that her opinion isn’t overly controversial. Dave Grohl, who recently had a...

Alan Sparhawk, the singer and songwriter formerly of Low, has announced that his debut solo album, White Roses, My God, will be out everywhere on September 27th via Sub Pop. He’s also shared the first single, “Can U Hear,” and announced a handful of US tour dates set for 2025.

The Minnesota native recorded White Roses, My God in Duluth, where Low began, and produced it alongside Nat Harvie. It serves as Sparhawk’s first official solo album, though he did release a collection of ambient vignettes and soundscapes called Solo Guitar in 2006.

As Low, Sparhawk had recorded dozens of albums alongside his wife and musical partner Mimi Parker, who sadly passed away from cancer in 2022. Now, with White Roses, My God, Sparhawk has drawn from his experiences with grief as well as his numerous side projects over the years in Low. When asked on Twitter what White Roses, My God means,...

Mercedes Moné, formerly known as Sasha Banks in WWE, has revealed that her role in the hit Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” was nearly jeopardized due to pushback from her former employer. In recent interviews, Moné shared insights into the challenges she faced while trying to balance her wrestling career with her budding acting opportunities.

Moné, who appeared in five episodes of “The Mandalorian” as Koska Reeves, a Mandalorian warrior, told Hot 97 that securing time for filming was a significant struggle. “I love WWE, but they tried so hard to not make me do The Mandalorian,” she said. “[They] put me on house shows when I was supposed to film. It was pulling teeth just to get on that show, just to be a part of that show.”

The wrestler-turned-actor further elaborated on the situation in an interview with Wfan, stating that WWE’s restrictive attitude was “definitely a big reason...

Mercedes Mon left WWE for Aew due to WWE's resistance to her acting career. Mon played Koska Reeves in The Mandalorian and hopes for a future in Star Wars. The Mandalorian & Grogu film may feature the retaking of Mandalore, potentially including Koska Reeves.

Professional wrestler Mercedes Mon almost lost out on appearing in the hit Star Wars live-action series The Mandalorian, because her bosses at the WWE were against it. In an interview with New York sports radio station Wfan, Mon was promoting her upcoming Aew pay-per-view event when the discussion turned to her time in the WWE and her role in The Mandalorian. Mon said the WWE did not want her to appear in the series, and made it difficult for her get time off for filming. She said that resistance played a part in her leaving the WWE in 2022 for their rival, Tony Khan's Aew, who was...

Pro wrestler Mercedes Mon made her Star Wars debut with her role as Koska Reeves in the second and third seasons of The Mandalorian. At the time of filming, Mon was performing for WWE under the ring name Sasha Banks, and she now says she had to fight some pushback from the company over her Mandalorian role.

Mon, who now can be seen on Aew programming, commented on her part in The Mandalorian during a new interview with Wfan (per Fightful). Referring to WWE as "the other company," Mon said that trying to get the time off from them to film her role was comparable to "pulling teeth." She said that it's the opposite of the deal she has in place with Aew, where she has the ability to take time off anytime she lands another acting gig. Aew boss Tony Khan has even offered the use of the company's private jet.

Kim Gordon has released a new song, “Ecrp,” along with its video. The non-album single follows the release of her second solo album, The Collective.

Like the songs on The Collective, Justin Raisen also produced “Ecrp,” which dovetails with the avant-garde, hip-hop, and industrial mélange found on the album despite it not appearing on the LP.

The accompanying video, directed by Coco Gordon Moore, the daughter of the former Sonic Youth cofounder, features a montage of scenes. New York City buildings, textured artwork, barbed wire, and more serve as the complementary backdrop to the industrial,...

Kim Gordon has unleashed “Ecrp,” a new standalone single arriving three months after her sophomore solo album, The Collective.

Similar in style to the songs on The Collective, the Justin Raisen-produced “Ecrp” features industrial, hip-hop-influenced sonics and stream-of-consciousness lyrics. Throughout the track, Gordon uses body part imagery (“Vein to the chest/ Tubes like garden hose/ Pumping in the fresh”) and sings of “rumors of free speech.”

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The music video was filmed in the streets of New York City and directed by Gordon’s daughter, Coco Gordon Moore. Watch it below.

The Collective was named as one of our Staff Picks when it was released in March as the follow-up to Gordon’s last album, 2019’s No Home Record. It featured the lead single “Bye Bye” (one of the best songs of 2024 so far) and “I’m a Man.”

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For Kevin Kane, the endgame never wavered once he set a goal to move to New York in the early aughts to pursue a career in acting. He’ll tell you that luck seemed to always be on his side, as the actor from Philadelphia found work soon after his arrival to the Big Apple.

Kane was soon thrusted into the world of Dick Wolf Entertainment with small roles on Law & Order and Chicago P.D. This would eventually lead to his current recurring role as Detective Terry Bruno on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which aired its season 25 finale on May 16.

But early on, while studying acting at the William Esper Studio, Kane would formulate a lifelong bond and friendship with a fellow classmate named Amy Schumer. Together, they would not only hone their skills in drama and comedy, but also sharpen their writing, producing and whatever it would...

Kim Gordon stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday to perform “Bye Bye” from her recent solo album The Collective. Watch the performance below.

The Collective arrived last month as Gordon’s second solo effort, following 2019’s No Home Record. As previewed by singles “Bye Bye” and “I’m a Man,” the record incorporated trap and hip-hop elements into Gordon’s already experimental style. Featuring production from Justin Raisen, the album houses a “beat-driven sound that exudes dark energy but feels inviting at the same time,” as Consequence’s own Sun Noor wrote for the record’s inclusion in our Staff Picks roundup for March.

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Gordon is currently in the midst of a major 2024 tour in support of The Collective. Having just wrapped up the first leg in San Francisco on March 30th, she’ll hit the road once again come summer. Kicking off at...

Kim Gordon stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform her recent single, “Bye Bye.” Appearing with a live band, Gordon tore through the fuzzed out, synth-laden track with moody fervor.

“Bye Bye” comes off the former Sonic Youth musician’s second solo LP, The Collective, which dropped in March. The album was produced by Justin Raisen with help from Anthony Paul Lopez, and follows Gordon’s 2019 debut solo LP, No Home Record, which featured the songs “Murdered Out,” “AirBnB,” and “Don’t Play It.”

“It’s essentially a continuation of the last record,...

Indie icon Kim Gordon, whose excellent solo album “The Collective” dropped last week, is this month’s featured film curator for Galerie, the new online film club launched by Indian Paintbrush. Below, Gordon shares a deeply personal curation of eight films that influence and reflect audio, visual art, and personal style. While best known as a musician and cofounding member of Sonic Youth, Gordon’s art has long stretched into multiple other disciplines, with film being just one.

“Morvern Callar,” dir. Lynne Ramsay, 2002

I love the way Lynne Ramsay uses sound dynamics. In this movie the music is like another character. The mixtape that her dead boyfriend made and left for her (saying “Keep the music to yourself”) becomes a thread throughout the film. He is the music — it not only keeps him alive for her but replaces him.

“Clouds of Sils Maria,” dir. Olivier Assayas, 2014

The relationship in this...

Kim Gordon has revealed her new sophomore solo album, The Collective. Stream it below.

Featuring icy, industrial, and hip-hop centric sonics, Kim Gordon narrates the scenes of The Collective with a stream-of-consciousness, collage-esque lyrical style. The album was produced by Justin Raisen, who has worked extensively with Lil Yachty, Yves Tumor, and Angel Olsen, and produced Gordon’s last album, 2019’s No Home Record.

The Sonic Youth co-founder previewed The Collective earlier this year with the laundry-list lead single “Bye Bye,” which we named as a “fucking banger” in our Song of the Week column, and the toxic masculinity-skewering “I’m a Man.” She also shared the noisy, mantra-heavy “Psychedelic Orgasm” this week. Stream Kim Gordon’s The Collective below.

Kim Gordon is also embarking on a major 2024 tour in support of The Collective, adding new dates in North America, the UK, and Europe this week to her schedule. After...

Listen closely: On “Principles,” the jarring penultimate track of Kim Gordon’s new solo album, The Collective, are the words she’s wailing “an actress of life”? Or is that last word “light” or “lies” or “live” or something else? The line transmits differently if you listen to it on a big stereo, expensive headphones, a beach speaker, shitty AirPods, and shittier iPhone speakers, since she’s buried it so deeply in atmospheric reverb and industrial clanging. You gotta open up your earholes. With vocals mixed so opaquely, listening to...

New cast members have been revealed for The Abandons.

Created by Kurt Sutter, The Abandons is a western drama series currently in development at Netflix. Per Variety, it's been revealed that the show has enlisted several new cast members, including Lucas Till. Marvel fans may recognize Till for his role as Havok in the X-Men prequel films. He also played the lead role in the Bob Zellner biopic Son of the South, and he starred as the titular character in the MacGyver reboot series. Most recently, Till led the cast of the 2023 action film The Collective alongside Ruby Rose and Tyrese Gibson.

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Kim Gordon has shared “I’m a Man,” the latest single from her forthcoming album, The Collective.

With dissonant guitars, waves of crushing sound, and a skittering hip-hop beat courtesy of producer Justin Raisen, Kim Gordon takes aim at masculine identity on “I’m a Man.” She repeats the song’s titular claim throughout, describing a man’s psychological perspective and defense mechanisms. “It’s not my fault/ I’m not bringing home the juice/ I’m not bringing home the bacon,” she mutters, later asking “So what if I like a big truck/ Giddy up, giddy up/ Don’t call me toxic/ Just because I like a little butt.”

And yet, similar to her last single “Bye Bye,” Gordon begins to dismantle some of these ideas as she goes along. “I’d like to shave my beard just so/ Manicure my nails/ Put on a skirt/ But at the...

Kim Gordon is prepping her second solo album. On Tuesday, the former Sonic Youth vocalist released her solo track “Bye Bye” as she announced that she’ll release her second LP, The Collective, on March 8.

“I’ve been waiting so long to share this song and video with you all. It was made with love and fun,” Gordon said on Instagram Tuesday. “I hope you like it. Love Kim.”

The music video stars Gordon’s daughter Coco Gordon Moore as she runs through a suburban town, stopping by a pay...

Kicking October to the curb and bringing in some November goodness is a fresh slate of new content headed to Paramount Global’s streamer Paramount+, including the sequel to the hit 1997 film “Good Burger.”

Paramount+ started off November by adding more than 30 titles to its library, some of which include “Above the Rim,” Season 15 of “Ink Master,” “Gladiator” and “The Color Purple.”

And if you’re looking for some holiday movies to watch with the family, you can deck the halls with “Happy Christmas,” “Mistletoe Ranch” or “Christmas Eve.” When the kids go to sleep, adult-friendly treats like “Bad Santa” and “Bad Santa 2” are also available.

The highly-anticipated “Good Burger 2,” which stars Kel Mitchell, Keenan Thompson, Shar Jackson, Carmen Electra, Josh Server, Alex R. Hibbert, Lori Beth Denberg and Lil Rel Howery, hits the platform on Nov. 22

Here’s everything coming to Paramount+ this November, from “The Truman Show” to “Paw Patrol.

One of the most complicated realities of law enforcement life is the irony of restriction. They must adhere to a strict set of laws to take down those who are breaking them. Enter a refreshingly rogue secret agency of assassins with a glare in their eyes that screams of a determination to rip such red tape to shreds. In The Collective, viewers are whisked away on an action journey led by a fresh new team whose passion is to find and annihilate the powerful and ridiculously rich “untouchables.”

These elites have previously thrived as freely as they wish in a revolting human trafficking ring under the delusion of invincible safety. Now, thanks to a franchise-worthy new law enforcement team, the villains' time is up. In the classic and effective tradition of Tango & Cash and Bad Boys, The Collective introduces Sam (Lucas Till of MacGyver), a rookie with a righteous heart.

Stars: Don Johnson, Lucas Till, Paul Ben-Victor, Ruby Rose, Mercedes Varnado, Tyrese Gibson | Written by Jason James, Matthew Rogers | Directed by Tom DeNucci

In The Collective, the new film by director Tom DeNucci and writers Jason James and Matthew Rogers those men and women belong to the titular agency, a group of ethical assassins under the direction of Liam. Their mission is to take down those who are above the reach of justice.

A man, we’ll find out shortly that his name is Sam, lets himself into a house through a window and begins gunning down masked guards until he reaches his target whom he promptly shoots in the head and snaps a photo as proof of his success. Turns out he was firing paintballs, it was a test to see if he had what it takes to join The Collective. Having proven his skills, he’s promptly given...

If I had a dollar for every time I predicted the twists and turns in the new movie The Collective, I wouldn’t be even close to being a millionaire, for there are not that many twists here in the first place. Directed by Tom DeNucci, The Collective is like a stepping stone for the performers to showcase their skills, and the film unfolds like it’s well aware of that fact. The film has a decent star cast with actors like Don Johnson, Paul Ben-Victor, and Tyrese Gibson added to the mix who do a good job, but it is Lucas Till who gets to play the title role. I should add that he falters badly as he is unable to add to the stakes of this action thriller. See, that’s what Tom Cruise does well in the “Mission Impossible” franchise. He sells you the movie by acting like it really matters.

The Collective is an action film about a group of assassins fighting a human trafficking ring, and rookie Sam Alexander must infiltrate the operation. Director Tom DeNucci was drawn to the script's fast pacing and lack of cliché storylines, focusing on delivering a simple story with unique action. The film showcases an unlikely pairing between Sam and Hugo, providing comedic moments while addressing the serious issue of human trafficking, striking a balance between dark and light elements.

Available in theaters, On Demand, and digital on August 4th, The Collective follows a righteous group of assassins who are forced to put their most crucial mission in the hands of a rookie. It's up to Sam Alexander (Lucas Till) to infiltrate a highly complex and elusive human trafficking ring by bypassing the group of billionaires in charge of the operation. Although not everyone is happy to have him on board, Sam is...

Tyrese Gibson leads an action-packed cast in The Collective, a movie about righteous assassins taking down a human trafficking ring. In an exclusive clip, Gibson's character Hugo pushes for a dangerous mission despite his teammate's urging for patience. Ruby Rose's involvement in The Collective is part of her resurgence in smaller projects following her sabbatical from Hollywood.

Tyrese Gibson keeps his action genre streak rolling in an exclusive The Collective clip. Gibson stars in the movie as Hugo, a member of the group of righteous assassins known as The Collective who have set their sights on a highly sophisticated human trafficking ring funded by untouchable billionaires, though put their most dangerous mission in the hands of rookie assassin Sam Alexander. Alongside Gibson, the cast for The Collective includes MacGyver's Lucas Till, Knives Out's Don Johnson, and Batwoman's Ruby Rose.

With just over a week remaining until it hits theaters and digital platforms,...

X-Men: First Class and MacGyver star Lucas Till and Fast and Furious family member Tyrese Gibson discuss their latest mission as part of a group of assassins in this exclusive clip from the upcoming action flick, The Collective. Coming courtesy of Quiver Distribution, The Collective is due to land in theaters and on demand August 4, and finds Till leading the way as a rookie assassin tasked with taking down a criminal empire of billionaires. Check out our exclusive clip from The Collective below.

“A group of righteous assassins called The Collective take aim at a highly sophisticated human trafficking ring backed by a network of untouchable billionaires,” reads the official synopsis for The Collective. “With their backs against the wall, The Collective has no choice but to put their most important mission in the hands of rookie assassin Sam Alexander.”

Directed by Tom DeNucci — who recently helmed the documentary My Father Muhammad Ali...

The SAG-AFTRA strike has studios questioning release schedules, film festivals wondering who will show up, and indie filmmakers interrogating their own projects to understand what’s possible and what’s out of reach. For some, it means opportunity while others need to make tough choices.

Actor and producer Victoria Vertuga’s indie horror feature, “Cold Blows the Wind,” was accepted at the Days of the Dead Film Festival, which runs in Los Angeles August 25-27. When SAG called the strike, she sought clarity about what she could and couldn’t do for her film.

Just as other indie filmmakers can sign interim agreements to continue production on independent films with no ties to AMPTP members, she obtained her own interim agreement that allows actors to continue promoting work that doesn’t involve any struck company. Vertuga’s Blame the Dog Prods. produced “Cold Blows the Wind,” which she made...

With the former Imf Director finally back in Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One, Henry Czerny is breaking his silence on Kittridge's return after six sequels. Czerny first starred in the original Mission: Impossible movie as Imf Director Eugene Kittridge, who instigated Ethan Hunt going after the Noc List in the hopes of weeding out a mole within the agency, whom he initially believes to be Tom Cruise's protagonist. After clearing Hunt and his family's name by the end of the movie, and that of Ving Rhames' Luther, Kittridge has remained absent without any proper explanation.

While speaking with Uproxx to promote the newly released movie, Henry Czerny opened up about his long-awaited return for Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning. The Kittridge actor revealed the reason he believed behind his six-sequel absence came from an unfortunate meeting with Cruise's former producing partner, Paula Wagner, in which he candidly shared...

The MacGyver reboot that starred Lucas Till came to an end in 2021 after a five season, 94 episode run – and now Till is moving on from his MacGyver with the action thriller The Collective, which will be receiving a theatrical, digital, and VOD release (courtesy of Quiver Distribution) on August 4th. With that release date just over a month away, a trailer for The Collective has arrived online and can be seen in the embed above.

Tom DeNucci (Johnny & Clyde) directed The Collective from a screenplay by Jason James and Matthew Rogers. This film marks the first writing credit for James, but Rogers has previously written the action thrillers The Survivalist and Code Name Banshee. The Collective has the following synopsis: A group of righteous assassins called The Collective take aim at a highly sophisticated human trafficking ring backed by a network of untouchable billionaires. With their backs against the wall,...

"Found 'em! I'll send some guys..." Quiver Distribution has unveiled an official trailer for The Collective, a new action thriller from filmmaker Tom DeNucci. This is yet another of these junk action films, with a similar plot to so many others - involving hitmen and traffickers and taking out the "bad guys". A young recruit to a mysterious agency finds himself going rogue on his first assignment, tracking down a dangerous group of "untouchable" human traffickers. The Collective charts the story of a group of righteous assassins who take aim at a human trafficking ring that's backed by a network of billionaires. Lucas Till stars as Sam Alexander, a "rookie assassin", joined by Ruby Rose, Mercedes Varnado, Paul Ben-Victor, Tyrese Gibson, John Fiore, Levon Panek, plus Don Johnson as their leader. This looks as uninteresting and derivative as anything can, even the action. Will anyone even watch? // Continue Reading ›...

“After being wrenched from his family and falsely convicted, a French soldier of fortune named Leon finds himself on a cargo plane to Japan. He and his fellow convicts are given one year to locate a powerful weapon from ages past-a weapon known only by the codename Toratsugumi-in exchange for their freedom. But what is the true nature of this weapon, and how is it connected to the taloned, half-human girl who swoops in to save Leon?” (Kodansha)

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Ippatu's “Tsugumi Project” is a unique amalgamation of artistic influences, spanning various styles and influences. Moreover, its creator, Ippatu is a unique talent that draws inspiration from various sources. As outlined in the included interview in this release, Ippatu's first experience with manga was working as an assistant to a mangaka that tasked him with reading the work of Osamu Tezuka.

Story set as humanity reaches point of extinction by alien species.

Los Angeles and Toronto-based Wango Films has reported a strong early interest in its upcoming dystopian drama The Monsters In Our Shadows to be directed by April Mullen, whose recent credits include Wander starring Aaron Eckhart and Tommy Lee Jones.

Wango are on the Croisette talking to buyers and potential sales agents on the completed screenplay from Edward J. Cembal and Tim Doiron based on Cembal’s upcoming novel.

The story takes place a century after humanity has reached the point of extinction at the hands of an alien...

Cast includes Don Johnson, Lucas Till, Ruby Rose.

Great Escape, Yale Entertainment’s sales arm headed by Nick Donnermeyer, has reported key deals led by a North American sale on action title The Collective starring Tyrese Gibson, Don Johnson and Lucas Till.

The film about a mysterious agency tracking down international criminals (led by Ruby Rose) who have kidnapped a tech mastermind with dangerous secrets has sold to Quiver for the US and Canada, CDC for Latin America, and Defiant for Australia and New Zealand.

Donnermeyer and his team have also closed deals for German-speaking Europe (Palatin), Italy (Eagle), Spain...

Denise Richards is set to star as a radio host looking for a date to the company Christmas party in holiday movie “A Christmas Frequency,” Variety can reveal.

Veteran director Lindsay Hartley (“The Romeo and Juliet Murders”) will helm the project, which is being produced by Nicely Entertainment.

Ansley Gordon (“Crazy Ex-Girlfriend”), who wrote the screenplay for “A Christmas Frequency,” will also star in the movie alongside Johnathan Stoddard (“Furry Little Christmas”) and James Hyde (“The Young and the Restless”).

In the film, which is already in production, Richards stars as morning radio show host Brooke Walkins, who is not only secretly separating from her husband Todd (Hyde) but haemorrhaging ratings on her show. When she finds out the show is being axed, Brooke’s producer Kenzie Parker (Gordon) has the bright idea of setting up the host with a series of blind dates live on air to help Brooke...

Exclusive: Quiver Distribution has acquired North American rights to Yale Entertainment’s action-thriller The Collective starring Lucas Till (MacGyver), Ruby Rose (The Meg), Tyrese Gibson (Fast And Furious), and Don Johnson (Django).

The Collective charts the story of a group of righteous assassins who take aim at a human trafficking ring backed by a network of untouchable billionaires. Below are two first look images from the movie.

The film is directed by Tom DeNucci (Johnny & Clyde) and penned by Matt Rogers (The Survivalist) and Jason James. Producers are Jordan Yale Levine, Jordan Beckerman and Richard Switzer. Quiver plans to release the film on August 4, 2023.

International sales are being handled by Yale Entertainment’s sales banner, Great Escape, led by Nick Donnermeyer.

“This is an incredible cast that will take the audience on an absolutely action-packed ride,” said Quiver Distribution Co-Presidents Berry Meyerowitz and Jeff Sackman. “We are thrilled to be...

Gravitas Ventures released in North America last month.

Great Escape, the Los Angeles-based sales division of Yale Entertainment, has boarded international sales for EFM on The Seven Faces Of Jane, the multi-director project starring in-demand Gillian Jacobs.

Roman Coppola produced the romantic comedy-drama and Jacobs inhabits the titular role of a woman who tumbles through a gauntlet of surreal, beautiful and heartbreaking adventures.

Jacobs directed the first and last scenes of The Seven Faces Of Jane and the other directors include Gia Coppola, Boma Iluma, Ryan Heffington, Xan Cassavetes, Julian J. Acosta, The Hangover breakout Ken Jeong, and Alex Takacs.