News

Exclusive: Ora Duplass and Chosen Jacobs (It) will lead Their Town, a YA romantic two-hander from director Katie Aselton (Mack & Rita) and Duplass Brothers Productions.

The project is a family affair, as Aselton is Duplass’ mother and is working from a script by husband Mark Duplass. Shot in Bangor, Maine, the film centers on teenagers Abby (Duplass) and Matt (Jacobs). When Abby’s boyfriend unexpectedly drops out of the high school play, she is forced to help outlier Matt step into the role opposite her. Over the course of a long night wandering their small town, the two examine their futures and unearth surprises from their past.

Supporting cast includes Daveed Diggs (Hamilton), Jeffrey Self (Search Party), Kim Shaw (You!), Leonardo Nam (Westworld), and William Atticus Parker (Atrabilious). Producers included Mark Duplass, Jay Duplass, Mel Eslyn, and Shuli Harel for Duplass Brothers Productions, as well as Aselton and Mary Budd.

On Sunday, September 22, 2024, at 4:00 Am, The Real Housewives of New York City returns with Season 14, Episode 2, titled “Oh Christmas Tree!” In this festive episode, Erin opens her stunning Hamptons home to the group, setting the stage for a glamorous gathering filled with champagne, caviar, and lively conversation.

As the women arrive, the excitement builds, but the lavish spread leaves some of the ladies feeling a bit hangry. With all the glamour, the tension is palpable, and viewers can expect some playful banter as the women navigate their varying appetites and personalities. Dinner at Erin’s favorite Hamptons hot spot becomes the perfect backdrop for the group to share personal stories and insights, revealing deeper connections amidst the laughter and occasional drama.

As the night unfolds, friendships may strengthen, while conflicts could simmer just below the surface. This episode promises a blend of holiday cheer, heartfelt moments, and the signature...

July is all about the Olympics with Peacock, but that’s just scratching the surface. With a major WWE event, fireworks, the Tour de France and movies galore, Peacock has never been a better value.

Great films coming to the service include “The Big Lebowski,” “The Fifth Element,” “Jaws,” The “Men In Black” trilogy, “Pitch Perfect,” “Titanic”, “Purple Rain,” and “Office Space.”

Sign Up $5.99+ / month peacocktv.com Use the code PEACZL3V0D1 to get a full year for just $30! What are the 5 Best Shows, Movies, and Specials Coming to Peacock in July 2024? Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony | July 26

The world’s best athletes go for gold in Paris and you can catch the best lineup of events on Peacock! It all starts with the breathtaking opening ceremony on July 26.

For the first time ever, the ceremony won’t be inside a stadium. The entire event will play out against the backdrop of the Seine river.

Peacock has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on the streaming service in July. The Peacock July 2024 schedule includes Back to Black, The Dirty D Season 3, The Hungry Games: Alaska’s Big Bear Challenge, Love Island USA Season 6, the Paris 2024 Olympics, Those About to Die, and WWE Money in the Bank.

This month’s slade includes the streaming debut of Back to Black, starring Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse, the professional wrestling event WWE Money in the Bank, and Those About to Die, an epic drama from Roland Emmerich and starring Anthony Hopkins that explores the gladiatorial competitions of ancient Rome.

Are you craving even more action? You can tune into The Hungry Games: Alaska’s Big Bear Challenge, the natural world’s first reality competition series narrated by Rhys Darby (Our Flag Means Death). The three-episode series follows Alaska’s Katmai...

Your browser does not support the video tag. Tribeca Film Festival showcases high-quality indie short films, including Mark Duplass and Katie Aselton's Oh, Christmas Tree. The short packs an emotional punch in 11 minutes, exploring a poignant story about mental health and family dynamics. Directing a short film in one day was a special experience for Ora Duplass, whose film debut emphasizes the power of storytelling over big budgets.

Tribeca Film Festival may be known for its feature-length movie offerings, but it is also a great place for high-quality indie short films. Mark Duplass and Katie Aselton recently premiered their new project Oh, Christmas Tree there, which also served as their daughter Ora Duplass' onscreen debut. Directed by Aselton from a screenplay by the elder Duplass, the short manages to pack an emotional punch in a mere 11 minutes.

Oh, Christmas Tree follows 16-year-old Claire (played by Ora) and her father...

The Duplasses are starting miniature with their first full-fledged family affair on all sides of the camera: the short film “Oh, Christmas Tree,” a bittersweet 10-minute ode to a father and daughter reliving their favorite holiday traditions.

It’s written by Mark Duplass, directed by his wife Katie Aselton (“Mack and Rita“), and stars their 16-year-old daughter Ora opposite her dad in roles that aren’t exactly autobiographical despite the onscreen, lived-in rapport. Here, the mother is dead, and the daughter, Claire, is now the one doing the parenting as her father grapples with mental health struggles. The short, currently seeking buyers out of Tribeca Festival, packs a lot into its brief running time, and for this trio, it also marks Ora’s entry into filmmaking as she readies to follow in her parents’ footsteps.

“Oh, Christmas Tree” is close to home in other ways: The Duplass family brain factory...

The Morning Show season 4 begins filming in about a month, but little is known about the plot. Mark Duplass shares that he hasn't seen a script yet, with a theory as to why that is the case. Duplass's character, Charlie, may play a pivotal role in the upcoming season after a dramatic season 3 finale.

The Morning Show season 4 gets an amusing update from star Mark Duplass, who plays producer Charlie Black. It's been more than six months since the season 3 finale, in which Bradley quit her high-profile news anchor position and had to face the music for her part in covering up her brother's involvement in the January 6th riots. Though The Morning Show season 4 has confirmed a new cast member, with Oscar winner Marion Cotillard as the savvy Celine Dumont, not much is known about the next chapter of the soapy Apple TV+ Original.

In an interview with Screen...

The 2024 Tribeca Festival has officially unveiled its shorts lineup.

Presented by Okx, the festival includes short narrative, documentary, and animated films, as well as music videos. This year’s festival takes place June 5 through 16, and boasts 12 short film sections, including 87 total shorts from 101 filmmakers with 65 films in competition and 10 music videos.

The 2024 lineup has a record-breaking number of countries represented ranging from Saudi Arabia, Côte D’Ivoire, Martinique, Chile, Qatar, and more for a total of 27 nations. For the first time, the majority of the program is directed by female filmmakers. The lineup includes 50 world premieres, seven international premieres, six North American premieres, two U.S. premieres, and 22 New York premieres. Seven directors return to Tribeca with their latest projects.

Highlights include the world premieres of “Motorcycle Mary,” directed by Haley Watson and produced by two-time Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot, Rachel Greenwald, seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton; queer romance “Ripe!

Warning: sexy spoilers ahead!

If Fifty Shades Darker actor Eric Johnson totally creeped you out as Ana’s pushy, harassy new boss Jack Hyde, you might take comfort in the fact that he also creeped himself out while playing the character — an unhinged, angry type who takes an unhealthy interest in Ana (Dakota Johnson).

“This one was weird for me,” Johnson, 37, tells People. “I’ve played bad guys and done horrible violent things, but it was something about the violence towards women that was really gross. It’s messed up! At the end of the day I felt so gross about myself.

The Hallmark Channel’s annual “Countdown to Christmas” programming extravaganza begins Nov. 2. Here are the abbreviated synopses for the five original movies you’ll tune in for (whether you’ll admit it or not):

1. Snow Bride (premieres Sunday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. Et): Katrina Law (Spartacus: War of the Damned) stars as “Greta, an L.A. tabloid reporter assigned to get the scoop on a senator’s son whom they hear is planning a Christmastime marriage proposal. If Greta gets it right, there’s a big promotion in it for her. But when she sets out for the political family’s snowy estate,...

The Hallmark Channel’s annual “Countdown to Christmas” programming extravaganza begins Nov. 2. Here are the abbreviated synopses for the five original movies you’ll tune in for (whether you’ll admit it or not):

1. Snow Bride (premieres Sunday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. Et): Katrina Law (Spartacus: War of the Damned) stars as “Greta, an L.A. tabloid reporter assigned to get the scoop on a senator’s son whom they hear is planning a Christmastime marriage proposal. If Greta gets it right, there’s a big promotion in it for her. But when she sets out for the political family’s snowy estate,...