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A new Los Angeles-based event will celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride and pop-culture milestones next month.

The producers of L.A’s Infinity Festival, which celebrates the intersection of technology and entertainment, have teamed up with The Hollywood Partnership and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to present Pride Live! Hollywood, a monthlong celebration of “LGBTQ+ creativity in media and entertainment.”

The lineup will feature a tribute to Norman Lear’s pioneering television work, anniversary celebrations of TV series The Golden Girls and Queer as Folk, documentary premieres, film screenings, panels, parties, interactive events and presentations of disco-era films, along with participation by stars and creatives. Events will take place at venues in and around Los Angeles, including the W Hollywood, the Montalbán Theater, LA Explained, Emerson College, Amoeba Music, the Aster and Lemon Grove, Whisky Hotel Hollywood, NeueHouse Hollywood and more.

Organizers explained that with more than 150,000 people attending the annual L.

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Watch the trailer for Kim Kardashian's legal drama All's Fair

Hulu released the trailer for All's Fair, a juicy new legal drama from creator Ryan Murphy. Murphy has assembled an all-star cast — Kim Kardashian, two-time Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts, Emmy winner Niecy Nash-Betts, BET Award winner Teyana Taylor, Emmy winner Sarah Paulson, and eight-time Academy Award nominee Glenn Close — to play the partners at an all-female divorce law firm. "In a world where money talks and love is a battleground, these women don’t just play the game—they change it," according to the synopsis. Matthew Noszka also stars. Murphy writes, directs, and executive-produces. The series premieres this fall.

Daniel Day-Lewis' screen return Anemone finds release date

Focus Features will give drama Anemone a limited release on Oct. 3 and expand to wide release on Oct. 10. The film will mark three-time Academy...

Neon shingle Decal is behind a new survival action thriller, “Sirius,” and stars Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen (“Another Round”). It’s said the story of the new pic centers on two members of a Danish special forces team, known as Sirius Patrol, who become ensnared in an international incident while on a mission to one of the coldest and deadliest places on earth.

The news hails from The Hollywood Reporter, as “Sirius” is directed by Lee Smith, making their directorial debut, and has a script written by Tony Mosher.

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Mads Mikkelsen has found his next project, and it's going to be an icy time at the theater. No stranger to action films, Mikkelsen will return to the genre in an upcoming project that sounds perfect for the Danish actor. The Hannibal star has been cast in Sirius, an upcoming thriller from one of the most acclaimed editors of our lifetime.

Lee Smith, the Academy Award-winning editor behind Dunkirk, makes his directorial debut in Sirius, an upcoming action film that will have Mikkelsen in the lead role. The film is described as "a gripping Arctic action-thriller inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline." Neon International will be shopping the foreign distribution rights for Sirius at the Cannes Film Festival. Now in pre-production, Smith will direct the film based on a screenplay by Tony Mosher.

In addition to Dunkirk,...

Neon International has commenced talks in Cannes on the Arctic-set Mads Mikkelsen action thriller Sirius, which Decal will distribute wide in the US.

Lee Smith, the Oscar-winning editor of Dunkirk whose credits include Inception and Spectre, makes his feature directorial debut from a screenplay by Tony Mosher inspired by the Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit tasked with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile coastline.

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca serves as executive producer

Decal was a joint venture set up in 2021 by Neon and Bleecker Street to distribute third-party titles and...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in “Sirius,” the directorial debut of Lee Smith, the Oscar-winning editor of “Dunkirk” and “Inception.” The Arctic action-thriller was inspired by a Danish special forces unit, known as Sirius Patrol, tasked with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen and formidable coastline.

Mikkelsen is one of the busiest actors in international cinema. His long list of credits includes Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Pusher” film trilogy and “Valhalla Rising,” as well as his BAFTA-nominated work in Thomas Vinterberg’s “Another Round.” Hollywood tends to cast Mikkelsen to play the heavy, with the actor portraying antagonists in the likes of “Casino Royale,” “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore,” and “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.” On TV, Mikkelsen played one of the biggest baddies of all, starring as Hannibal Lecter in the NBC series “Hannibal.”

Smith won an Academy Award for editing Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk.” He was also...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in action thriller Sirius, the debut feature from Academy Award-winning editor Lee Smith.

Neon International is kicking off foreign sales to the film at in Cannes, with Neon’s third-party sales house Decal handling rights domestically and planning it as the label’s first wide theatrical release.

Pic is based on a screenplay by Tony Mosher (Mechanic: Resurrection) and is currently in pre-production, described as a “gripping Arctic action-thriller inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline.”

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Smith, a first time director, is known for collaborations with Sam Mendes, Christopher Nolan and Peter Weir, and won an Academy Award for Best Film Editing for his work on Nolan’s Dunkirk. He was also nominated for Weir’s Master...

Mads Mikkelsen is set to star in the action thriller Sirius, the directorial debut of Oscar-winning editor Lee Smith, who is best known for his collaborations with director Christopher Nolan, including Interstellar and Dunkirk.

The Arctic-set project is inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline. Tony Mosher penned the screenplay.

Smith is also known for his collaborations with Sam Mendes (Empire of Light) and Peter Weir (Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World).

Neon label Decal will release the film in the U.S., marking the outfit’s first wide domestic release. International rights will be sold at the Cannes film market, with Neon handling the foreign sales.

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Neon has a great history at the Cannes Film Festival and market,...

Mads Mikkelsen will star in the feature directorial debut of Oscar-winning editor Lee Smith, “Sirius.” The thriller will be released wide domestically through Decal, a Neon label that distributes third-party films, marking Decal’s first wide release as it ramps up its acquisition and distribution efforts.

Written by Tony Mosher (“Mechanic: Resurrection”), “Sirius” is described as a gripping Arctic action-thriller inspired by the real-life Sirius Patrol, the Danish special forces unit charged with defending Greenland’s 8,700-mile frozen coastline.

Pascal Degove and Matt Williams will produce for Future Artists Entertainment and Deborah Acoca will executive produce.

Smith is a renowned film editor whose work includes “Interstellar,” “The Dark Knight,” “Dunkirk,” “1917” and “The Truman Show.” He won his Oscar for editing Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk.”

Mikkelsen is represented by UTA, Art Management, and Viewpoint. Smith is represented by Gersh. Mosher is represented by Gersh, Circle of Confusion and Behr Abramson Levy Johnson,...

A longtime White Lotus guest appears to be checking out of the franchise for good.

Composer Cristóbal Tapia de Veer, who has provided the score and theme song for all three White Lotus seasons thus far, shared in a New York Times interview that he won’t be back for Season 4. Tapia de Veer chalked up his exit to creative differences with series creator Mike White, which he said dated back to the HBO satire’s first season in 2021.

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Alright, Potterheads, grab your wands, floo powder, and maybe a pint of Butterbeer because the magic is officially back! HBO is diving headfirst into the Wizarding World with a brand-new Harry Potter series, and we are this close to hexing someone out of sheer excitement. Whether you’re cautiously hopeful or already screaming “Accio nostalgia!” at your screen, one thing is clear: this Harry Potter series has some massive robes to fill.

Let’s be honest: Harry Potter wasn’t just a series; it was a cultural event. It made us check our mail for Hogwarts letters way past age 11, debate house loyalties like our lives depended on it, and cry over fictional deaths like they were family. So, when it comes to casting, HBO better brings its A-game (and maybe a Pensieve for reference).

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The long wait for Severance Season 2 ended at the end of January, and six episodes of the ten-episode season have arrived on Apple TV+ thus far.

The core four Macro Data Refinement team reunited in the first episode, and they are back to their shenanigans and investigations of the severed basement floor of their Lumon Industries campus. Many needle drops this season happen in scenes that involve motion, whether it be running through the endless white hallways as innies or driving cars in the outie world.

Theodore Shapiro is the series composer of that haunting piano theme that accompanies the animated opening credits of the show. Various tunes glorify Kier Eagan, the founder of Lumon, and the “Defiant Jazz” tune from last season’s pizza party cannot be forgotten. Electronic duo Odesza even recently designed an 8-hour set of “Music to Refine To” for a corporate work day.

Find the...

Get up-to-the-moment coverage as NCAA March Madness® tournament teams and first-round matchups are announced on Selection Sunday®, March 16.

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It's important to remember the ongoing controversial statements by the creator of the Harry Potter franchise. Cbr supports the hard work of industry professionals on properties fans know and love and the wider world of Harry Potter that fans have adopted as their own. You can find Cbr's continuing coverage on J.K. Rowling here.

The magical world and epic storylines of Harry Potterenchanted fans all over the world, of which countless have stayed loyal to the series until today. However, as the series progressed, several unexpected plot points left fans feeling disappointed and cheated, causing some to step away from the magical universe altogether. These moments either didn't make much sense, or added little value to the plot.

Some were plot twists that created the type of conflict nobody liked, like Sirius' death, while others had figures like Harry and Hermione acting out of character. They were perceived as rushed decisions that undid previous lore,...

The following contains spoilers for Re:Zero Season 3, Episode 11, "Liliana Masquerade," streaming now on Crunchyroll.

As Re:Zero enters the Counterattack Arc, one thing is confirmed. The heroes are not giving any quarter to the enemy this time around. Within two episodes, Subaru and his friends have cornered two Archbishops of Sin as the rest of the Witch's Cult experience resistance like never before. With the battlefield scattered, the story has tried to run parallelly between narratives to highlight the heroic struggle. But this time, the focus is on only one fight from where a hero will rise to turn the tide of the war with only her voice.

After vanishing for the entirety of an episode, Priscilla and the songstress Liliana get their own episode as reparation. Re:Zero Season 3, Episode 11 gives the duo an insurmountable challenge as they fight the vile Sirius Romanée-Conti, the Archbishop of Wrath. One would think the...

The Harry Potterfilms are just as iconic as the books that inspired them, and as such, many people who have watched the movies haven't read the books. This, however, doesn't make them any less of a Potterhead. Still, the movies fail to adapt the books properly at times, so movie-watchers might have a hard time understanding certain aspects of the movies that are only explained in the books.

The first few films were created when the Harry Potter series wasn't completed. This led directors to leave out some information that became relevant when the franchise kept growing. Since they couldn't go back and filming time was limited, a lot of questions remained unanswered in the Potter cinematographic universe. Hopefully, the TV series will have more time and care for all these details.

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Ben Barnes Sirius Black (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The upcoming Harry Potter television adaptation has sparked a flurry of mixed reactions ever since it was first announced. Some fans have been skeptical about how it would look, considering the film franchise has been so beloved. In contrast, others are excited about the series’ ability to include more content from the books without a time restriction, like the movies.

Ben Barnes has been the most popular fanatic for a young Sirius Black since the films first came out, and now he is close to the age where he can play the older version in the television series. Here’s how the Narnia actor addressed the rumors about being cast as the character in the series.

Ben Barnes On Being Fancasted As Sirius Black By Harry Potter Fandom

During a conversation with US Weekly, Ben spoke about the response he received from being...

Nobody wants to wait for two or more years between seasons of their favorite shows, and for one breakout Netflix original series, we won't have to. Netflix revealed over a dozen shows set to premiere throughout 2025, and Nobody Wants This season 2 was featured on that list! There's no two-year wait to be had here for Joanne and Noah's love story to continue.

Upon the show's premiere in September 2024, even ahead of the official season 2 renewal the following month, there had been chatter about the second season based solely on its inital performance and positive reception. Erin Foster, the series' creator, mused at the time that she hoped season 2 would be able to premiere again in September. She may be right!

In December 2024, series star Adam Brody chatted on Andy Cohen's Sirius Xm radio show and announced that Nobody Wants This season 2 begins filming in February 2025. You'd think that...

Ben Barnes is addressing all of those rumors surrounding the Harry Potter reboot series!

As HBO works on rebooting the beloved franchise for a new TV series, there have been a lot of rumors circulating online that the 43-year-old Shadow and Bone actor is in the running to play Sirius Black.

In a new interview, Ben responded to the casting rumors.

Keep reading to find out more…“You wouldn’t believe the amount of Harry Potter books I’ve signed or Gryffindor scarves I’ve been given as gifts,” Ben told Us Weekly. “The amount of fan fiction that I’ve been drafted into very enthusiastically is incredible.”

For years fans have suggested that Ben play a younger version of Sirius, who was played by Gary Oldman in the movies, in a possible project.

“It’s been going on for 20 years that people have been very kindly saying that they...

Bravo host Andy Cohen definitively shut down speculation about Lisa Vanderpump’s potential return to “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” (Rhobh) during a recent Sirius Xm radio show.

Speaking candidly on “Andy Cohen Live,” Cohen directly addressed the persistent rumors, stating, “It was repeated all over the place that I’m trying to get Lisa Vanderpump back on The Housewives of Beverly Hills. Let me restate my abject love for Lisa Vanderpump, but I don’t know where the rumor came from.”

Vanderpump left Rhobh in dramatic fashion during Season 9, following a controversial “Puppygate” incident involving cast members Kyle Richards and Dorit Kemsley. The reality star was accused of leaking negative stories to the media, which ultimately led to her departure from the show.

Despite her absence from Rhobh, Vanderpump remains an active presence in reality television. She continues to star in and produce “Vanderpump Rules” and recently launched a new Hulu series,...

Pamela Anderson isn’t holding back about how good it feels to receive high praise for her new film The Last Showgirl — especially after the Hulu series Pam & Tommy, which was released nearly three years ago, was made without her knowledge, she says.

Anderson recently went on Sirius Xm’s Andy Cohen Live to discuss The Last Showgirl, and Cohen asked her about Pam & Tommy. “I didn’t have any involvement. No one called me, which was so strange and that was hurtful,” Anderson said. “I think ethically it’s illegal. But I mean, you’re kind of fair game. I remember people telling me that a long time ago that you are basically public property and have no right to privacy.”

Cohen then asked her if anyone from Hulu ever came to her and tried to make it right. Anderson replied, “No they haven’t.”

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Is Coach Taylor heading back to Texas for the new ‘Friday Night Lights’? Find out here.

There’s no need to book a plane ticket for your next trip to Dillon, Texas. “Friday Night Lights” is gearing up to transport you back to what is arguably the high school football capital of the world, as the show is getting a reboot on NBCUniversal’s streaming service Peacock. But who’s coming back from the old series to help guide the reboot? Will we get to hear Coach Taylor say “Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose” again? We’ll run through all the details we have!

Everything we know so far about ‘Friday Night Lights’ reboot

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Is it about the same characters?

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Who’s creating the ‘Friday Night Lights’ reboot?...

Dan Abrams is vacating NewsNation’s 9 pm hour.

The host of Dan Abrams Live announced Thursday that his nightly broadcast will end in February. His time slot successor will be named in early 2025.

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“Creating this one hour of television every night takes many hours each day. I take every word, every tease, every guest, every on-screen graphic personally. There is no such thing as mailing it in for any of us,...

On Tuesday 10 December 2024, BBC Four broadcasts Sirius: An Apocalyptic Order!

Season 1 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Sirius: An Apocalyptic Order” on BBC Four promises to be a gripping and emotional experience. Set in the spring of 1997, the story takes place in the small town of Saint-Casimir, Canada. The episode revolves around a tragic event where five individuals decide to take their own lives, believing they will join their cult members who have already transitioned to a new eternal life on the distant planet Sirius.

As the episode unfolds, the focus shifts to the haunting testimonies of three children. These children reveal the harrowing details of their attempts to escape the suicide ritual their parents were involved in. Their stories highlight the intense pressure and fear they faced as they negotiated with their own parents in a desperate bid for survival. This emotional struggle adds a layer of complexity to the narrative,...

In September, Warner Bros. posted a casting call for the three lead child actors to play Harry, Hermione, and Ron in the new Harry Potter reboot. Over 32,000 audition tapes were sent in, including some very interesting ones.

Per the Daily Mail, a 42-year-old man tried his chance to get an audition to play Hermione Granger. The casting agents are reportedly going through thousands of audition tapes daily, and the lead roles' age limit was between 9 and 11. The man was not successful in his bid to become the new Hermione Granger, after Emma Watson played the role in the original films.

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The Wizarding World is slowly but steadily growing bigger for the upcoming Harry Potter TV series.

There are no official actors tied to any of the roles so far. However, the executive producers recently confirmed at...

One of the hottest projects in Hollywood right now is the Harry Potter TV reboot. Although fans are still wary of the reboot, which happened earlier than anyone would've anticipated, Harry Potter is still one of Warner Bros.' most profitable titles and the interest in seeing the new take is through the roof.

Warner Bros. Discovery officially confirmed a Harry Potter reboot in April 2023, and things started moving quickly this year after Francesca Gardiner won the showrunner title after a lengthy four-month process. No cast announcements have been made, but several actors have reportedly been in talks to star in the upcoming series. Per Deadline, Warner Bros. is interested in different actors for the older characters, including Mark Rylance, Mark Strong, Sharon Horgan, and more.

Related Harry Potter TV Series Gets Exciting Filming Update After 32,000 Kids Auditioned

The upcoming HBO series adaptation has announced an exciting filming update.

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The Harry Potter series is quickly moving forward. With a confirmed filming start for the summer of 2025, the series has just received a magical update.

There were many things that made Harry Potter a success and one of the strongest points was its magically handpicked cast, but they are not the only thing the upcoming HBO reboot needs. Aside from providing a more faithful adaptation of the seven J.K. Rowling novels and improving the outdated visual effects, the location and costumes are also key factors. Per Deadline, the Harry Potter series checked another box by hiring an Academy Award-winning costume designer.

Related Harry Potter's Rupert Grint Ordered to Pay $2.3 Million in Taxes After Attempting a Magical Tax Loophole

Not even Ron's Auror job at the Ministry of Magic can help.

The outlet reports HBO confirmed they hired costume designer Holly Waddington for the upcoming series. Waddington recently received an Academy...

The upcoming episode of “Sirius: An Apocalyptic Order” promises to be a gripping exploration of a chilling event that took place in 1997. Set in the small town of Saint-Casimir, Canada, this episode dives deep into the dark world of a cult that led five individuals to take their own lives in a desperate attempt to join what they believed was a new eternal life on the planet Sirius.

As the story unfolds, the focus shifts to the haunting testimonies of three brave children. Their accounts reveal the heart-wrenching negotiations they had to make with their parents, trying to escape the horrific suicide ritual. This episode not only sheds light on the psychological manipulation often found in cults but also highlights the innocence of children caught in such tragic circumstances.

Viewers can expect a mix of tension and emotional depth as the narrative explores the impact of the cult on the...

Ask any two music fans what qualifies as yacht rock, and an argument is sure to ensue.

Does Steely Dan count? (Absolutely.) What about Hall & Oates?

In the late 1970s and early ’80s, the term “yacht rock” was not yet a thing. But everyone knew the music of the Doobie Brothers, Toto and Christopher Cross — who swept the 1980 Grammys with his shimmering ballad “Sailing.”

Those acts topped the charts in an era when slick production, smooth melodies and expert chops ruled the radio waves alongside the country-tinged hits of the Eagles. That would all change when MTV crashed the scene. Suddenly the likes of “What a Fool Believes” and “Africa” were consigned to the uncool “soft rock” heap. After the rise of Madonna and Michael Jackson, some of the earlier wave of musicians moved on to soundtracks, like Kenny Loggins with the “Top Gun” hit “Danger Zone.”

Michael McDonald became...

The late Robin Williams is still loved due to the impact he had with his signature comedy. The actor starred in films like Good Will Hunting, Dead Poets Society, and Good Morning Vietnam, and made himself endearing to viewers. He also voiced the Genie in the animated Aladdin film and became a pop culture staple.

One of his most beloved performances is that of the titular role in Mrs. Doubtfire. For playing a divorced father, who dresses up as a nanny to be near his children, Williams received the Golden Globe for Best Actor. To get the voice and look of Mrs. Doubtfire right, he reportedly went into an adult store to test it out on the general public.

Robin Williams Went Into A S*x Shop To Test Out His Mrs. Doubtfire Look Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire | Credits: 20th Century Fox

Chris Columbus’ Mrs. Doubtfire is an all-time...

Dungeons & Dragons' latest dice sets offer something unique for every class. Dice are the heart of any DnD campaign, and collecting them has become a favorite secondary pastime for many a player. They're (usually) cheap physical accessories to what's often an expensive hobby. They also come in just about every color, shape, and size, from mini to massive, from resin to bone, from cube to cylinder to icosahedron, and every other variant you can imagine. Those who collect (or hoard) dice have earned the moniker "dice goblin" for their apparently insatiable greed.

And dice goblins will rejoice today with the release of Adventure DIce, 15 class-specific dice sets in an officially licensed product line by Sirius Dice, as announced by the official DnD X (formerly Twitter) page. Each set matches with a particular class, and includes all the dice a character of that class will need "through Tier 2". That means each...

“And there’s the internet. At this very moment your kids are on YouTube watching a cat on a toilet. Instead of watching that footage where it belongs: On the Fox network!”

Conan O’Brien said that as part of his “Trouble at NBC” song-and-dance number at the 2006 Emmys, which enumerated the many challenges facing NBC, even though the awards show was airing on NBC. For this writer’s money, that entire Emmys broadcast was the most successful of this young century. And all thanks due to O’Brien’s whipsmart but never truly cynical energy. It’s a formula he should replicate at the 2025 Oscars, where the Academy just announced this morning that O’Brien will host.

There are some incredible lessons to learn from that 2006 Emmys ceremony, which was O’Brien’s second gig for TV’s biggest night. The most important one is: He’s a TV fan,...

After appearing in the first two Deadpool movies, T.J. Miller did not return for this year's Deadpool & Wolverine. This was no surprise, as Miller had previously spoken about an apparent falling out he'd had with Ryan Reynolds.

In a new interview for Sirius Xm's The Bonfire (per EW), Miller shared that he recently spoke with Reynolds. While Miller did not share any additional details about that conversation, it's a promising sign for the two actors becoming friends again after they went their separate ways after Deadpool 2. Though Miller had believed he'd never return as Weasel in any new Deadpool movies, he now says it'd be "awesome" to come back for something like Deadpool 4, but it would be up to Reynolds to give him that call.

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Deadpool & Wolverine helmer Shawn Levy reveals the connection...

Elizabeth Olsen’s arc as the Scarlett Witch was not explored enough in the MCU films, so fans were excited for her TV series. WandaVision was a hit among the masses, who were enthralled by her performance and the captivating storyline.

However, the spin-off series Agatha All Along released with skepticism from fans who weren’t sure if the show would work. Fortunately, the deeper look into the Wizarding community within the MCU was appreciated by fans. The Kathryn Hahn starrer did garner mostly positive responses but it was the appearance of one character which stole the show. Evan Peters played a major role in the parent show and his glimpse in the new episode has viewers thrilled.

The show-stealer: Return of a surprising character

Episode 6 of the WandaVision spin-off series featured a familiar face fans were not expecting but definitely appreciated. The Kathryn Hahn starrer brought back an important...

ESPN+ customers will be able to get six months of SiriusXM’s streaming service for free, while Sirius listeners can watch ESPN+ for the same amount of time.

TV and radio have always had a somewhat adversarial relationship, but the two mediums are getting closer together thanks to a new agreement struck between ESPN+ and SiriusXM Radio. Sirius and ESPN+ announced on Tuesday that they would each provide select subscribers the chance to use the other’s service free for six months as part of a limited-time promotion.

Key Details: ESPN+ and SiriusXM customers will be able to start accessing this deal sometime before the end of October. ESPN+ customers will get access to hundreds of radio channels, while SiriusXM listeners will get tens of thousands of live sporting events every year. Customers will have to keep an eye on their emails for a marketing message from ESPN+ or Sirius regarding the offer.

On the heels of Beyoncé’s CMA Awards shutout, country singer Luke Bryan thinks the pop icon should “be country with us a little bit.” During an interview on Sirius Xm’s Andy Cohen Live, the multi-platinum singer said he feels that Beyoncé, who released the country-tinged Act ii: Cowboy Carter in March, should ingratiate herself into the country scene. “Beyoncé can do it exactly what she wants to. She’s probably the biggest star in music. But come to an award show and high five us. And have fun...

With the first half of Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World premiering in July 2020 and the second half airing in January 2021, fans of this highly ranked isekai anime from the 2010s understand waiting a long time for new episodes. October 2024 will finally see their hiatus come to an end as Subaru, Emilia and their camp return to the screen for Season 3. Set one year after the conclusion of the previous season, where Subaru and Beatrice formed their contract and helped trap the Great Rabbit, Subaru has been devoting himself to training, fully intending to step up in his new role as Emilias formal knight.

This season promises more character focus and psychological thrills, with both getting teased within this movie-length opening episode. From the characters gathering underneath Anastasias roof for a secret meeting to the introduction of Sirius, the third season of Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World...

The Harry Potter books are coming back to life with a TV remake, which has naturally drawn a lot of criticism, but this ignores one harsh reality about the movies. The Harry Potter books became a worldwide phenomenon in the late 1990s and the 2000s, and the story of The Boy Who Lived continues to have a solid and loyal fanbase. Although over a decade has passed since the Harry Potter movie saga ended, Harrys story is now getting a remake in the shape of a TV show, set to be released on Max.

A Harry Potter TV show was announced to be in development in 2021, but not much is known about how it will cover the books. At the time of writing, the Harry Potter TV show is in the process of finding its main cast, but some of the actors from the movies have expressed their very honest opinions about the remake.

Ever since it blew up on Netflix, the Suits-assaince refuses to die down. First, the former USA hit from creator Aaron Korsh found scores of new fans on streaming, then stars Patrick J. Adams, Gabriel Macht, Sarah Rafferty and Gina Torres started to pop up on awards shows and commercials, Stephen Amell booked the L.A.-based spinoff, and now, we have Sidebar: A Suits Rewatch Podcast. Hosted by Patrick J. Adams, who starred as fake lawyer-turned-felon-turned-real lawyer Mike Ross, and Sarah Rafferty, who was everyone’s favorite executive assistant-turned-coo Donna Paulsen, the SiriusXM podcast just launched today and will find the pair sharing their personal experiences, interviewing fellow cast members, and answering listener questions. And per the Sirius release, it’s not exactly a rewatch…more like a first watch. “Surprisingly, though they were both series regulars, this will be the first time that Patrick and Sarah are actually watching the series.

A few days back, during the Emmy Awards event, Sirius Black actor Gary Oldman had expressed his desire to return to the magical franchise with the HBO television reboot. During an interview, Oldman had wished to play Dumbledore, if Warner Bros. ever approached him for the highly anticipated Harry Potter TV series.

Gary Oldman as Sirius Black in the Harry Potter films | image: Warner Bros.

Surprisingly, Gary Oldman’s comments were met with both excitement and skepticism from fans. Taking to social media, people had wished for Richard Harris’ son, Jared Harris to take on his father’s pedestal and appear as Dumbledore in the Harry Potter reboot. Unfortunately, according to recent reports, the Chernobyl actor, who could have been perfect for the role, ruled out the opportunity.

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Fan favorite Sirius Black actor from the realm of magical fandom,...

We could all use a bit more Gary Oldman in our lives, and so could the Harry Potter movies, according to the actor himself. Oldman played Sirius Black, the notorious and titular Prisoner of Azkaban, and godfather to Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe). The actor made his Wizarding World debut in Prisoner of Azkaban, and had a small cameo in The Goblet of Fire, before getting a much larger role in The Order of the Phoenix. However, looking back at his time in the Potter-verse, Gary Oldman wishes fans got to see more of Sirius Black on screen across the franchise.

"I love, Sirius," Gary Oldman told IndieWire at the Emmys. Originally established as a villain with the intent of murdering Harry Potter, Sirius Black later becomes one of Potter's closest allies and his only remaining family. However, after discovering his godfather, Potter was orphaned once more, as Black met his...

Gary Oldman wouldn’t mind another trip to Hogwarts.

The veteran actor, who memorably portrayed Sirius Black in four Harry Potter films in the 2000s, said he’s not opposed to boarding the new cast of the TV reboot from HBO, which is currently searching for its Harry, Ron and Hermione.

While he told IndieWire at the Emmys red carpet that the show’s creative team has not approached him about any roles, he added that he felt his character was not as present in the films as he would have liked him to be — a sentiment long-shared by fans of the magical franchise.

“I love Sirius,” the Slow Horses star said Sunday. “He wasn’t in it enough. He turned up and then he went through the veil.”

Though the Oscar winner is not expecting any calls soon, perhaps he’ll return on the small screen in another equally...

Gary Oldman played Sirius Black in the Harry Potter franchise, but he recently told IndieWire that he didn’t appear in the movies enough.

“I love, Sirius,” Oldman said. “He wasn’t in it enough. He turned up and then he went through the veil.” After Oldman’s first appearance in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, he made a cameo in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and showed up in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, where he was killed off. He made another cameo in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, but all in all, not a lot of screen time for the Academy Award-winning actor.

With the upcoming Harry Potter TV series, there’s room for more Sirius Black, and while Oldman isn’t expecting to reprise the role, he would be open to another. “I would bet my money...

Indie rock duo The Kills released a soulful rendition of Billie Eilish’s somber single “Happier Than Ever,” which will be featured on the duo’s upcoming EP Happier Girls, dropping this Friday.

The Kills, made up of singer Alison Mosshart and guitarist Jamie Hince, first performed an acoustic rendition of the 2021 hit during a Sirius Xm taping in 2023. Mosshart said in a press statement that Laurence Bell, the founder of independent record label Domino, reached out after listening to the radio show and encouraged the rock duo to make...

Gary Oldman played Harry's godfather Sirius Black in the Harry Potter movies. However, the actor doesn't seem done with the Wizarding World just yet. With HBO making a Harry Potter TV adaptation with a 10-year commitment to completing the series, Oldman has expressed interest in getting involved.

The announcement of a Harry Potter TV show earlier this year received a mixed reception. There's already eight fantastic movies, right? On the other hand, a TV show allows for a much more thorough adaptation of the books. The writers are not held back by the limited duration of a movie. Several former cast members have voiced their support of the upcoming series, from Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) to Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley).

Now, Gary Oldman has revealed that he's totally down to jump back into the Wizarding World. While it's hard to imagine anyone else playing Sirius, Oldman isn't expecting a call to reprise his old role.

The Kills have revealed a new EP set to arrive this Friday, September 20th. Happier Girl Sessions will feature non-electric versions of four songs from their 2023 album, God Games, in addition to a cover of Billie Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever.” As a preview, the duo of Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince have dropped their take on the Eilish hit today; stream it below.

Recorded in London, Happier Girl Sessions will be available both in digital format and as a 7-inch vinyl.

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“It’s all Sirius Xm’s fault,” Mosshart revealed in a statement. “We were asked to do an acoustic session with them last year and they’d asked for a cover as part of the session. I’d always really dug ‘Happier Than Ever’ and found myself singing it around the house all the time. It seemed like a good choice, since I...

Warner Bros. is adapting Harry Potter into a TV series tentatively set to premiere in 2026. So far, there are no details about the upcoming cast or if the original stars will be attached to the project, but one actor has pitched a tentative return.

As the focus lies on who will be the next child stars to take over from Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, there are many questions about who will play the adult actors, too. Speaking to IndieWire while attending the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, Gary Oldman showed his interest in the reboot. The actor, who played Sirius Black, revealed that his character didn't appear much in the eight films and he could attempt a new beloved character.

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Gary Oldman pitches his return as a new character in the upcoming Harry Potter HBO TV series. Adapting the books by J.K. Rowling, the first Harry Potter movie was released in 2001, with Oldman eventually making his franchise debut as Sirius Black in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004). Oldman's Black would meet an untimely end in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007), a plot point that is sure to be recreated in Harry Potter HBO TV series, which is set to release on the streamer next year.

While attending the 76th Primetime Emmys, IndieWire asked Oldman about his potential return as Black in the Harry Potter TV show. While the actor doesn't anticipate he will be reprising his role, he does reveal that he has an enduring affection for Black, and that he believes the character may have been underutilized:

I love, Sirius. He wasnt in it enough.

Stephen Colbert has been praised for his respectful conduct toward female guests. Although there was that time he made Serena Williams uncomfortable after toasting against her religion, The Late Show host has established himself as the complete opposite of his pal, Howard Stern. So when Stephen came on the latter's show in 2018, fans were curious how he'd respond to the host's shock value questions.

Howard didn't hold back on grilling Stephen. The Sirius Xm broadcaster immediately asked the late-night star about his ratings. It then led to him bringing up rumors that The Late Late Show's James Corden was replacing the David Letterman successor. But Stephen didn't give in to the bait. James apparently CBS' most unpopular late show host had also denied the speculations, two years before the interview. Here's what happened between the three.

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"We Want Cody" movement united fans, elevating Cody's championship reign with potential for greatness. Cody Rhodes honored his indie wrestling time in title defenses, paying homage to past rivalries Long-term storytelling intertwines Cody's narrative with Roman Reigns, setting the stage for future clashes.

This year has seen emotions towards Cody Rhodes run a gauntlet of highs and lows, unlike anything he has faced since returning to WWE in 2022. Some fans have been questioning if Cody Rhodes has been a good WWE Champion in the relatively short time he's had with the company's main title, and while some of the criticism is understandable, his reign has already all the signs of greatness. Starting the year by eliminating Cm Punk to win the Men's Royal Rumble Match in January, becoming only the fourth man to ever win the event back-to-back, it's hard to see anything but great storytelling that honors all parts of his lore.