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Netflix has released an official trailer for its upcoming K-Drama series, Karma. In its official logline, the show is teased as a thrilling tale of karma and crime, in which a fateful incident will intertwine six lives and have each of them face dark truths and connections. The show stars Squid Game season 1's Park Hae-soo (who played Cho Sang-woo), alongside Shin Min-a, Jun Hee Lee, and Gong Seung-yeon. Filmmaker Lee Il-hyung serves as the creator of the series and is known for directing 2022's Remember and A Violent Prosecutor.

Netflix's channel on YouTube, Netflix K-Content, has released a second trailer for the upcoming series Karma. The first teaser for the series was posted about two weeks ago and currently has 167 thousand views, with a lot of excitement directed toward Park and Shin's involvement. Park's role as Player 218 in Squid Game season 1 no doubt brought a lot of traction to his name and,...

Russell Crowe and Industry'sHarry Lawtey will be starring in the upcoming film adaptation of the Cold War spy thriller novel, Billion Dollar Spy. Akiva Goldsman (producer of the recent Star Trek series) will be reuniting with Crowe, as they both worked on A Beautiful Mind, per Deadline.

Amma Asante, who won a BAFTA for A Way of Life, is directing and Oscar-winning writer Stephen Gaghan has written the latest draft with Benjamin August (Remember) having penned an earlier draft. The original novel was written by David E. Hoffman, who covered the White House during the Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush years. He was the Washington Post's Moscow Bureau Chief for several years.

Billion Dollar Spy was originally set to star Armie Hammer and Mads Mikkelsen, but Hammer's controversies saw him fired in 2021, and the film went into limbo.

The film adaptation is beyond the development stage and already in...

"Go Go 70s" is a 2008 Korean musical comedy-drama movie. Inspired by real-life events of the 1970s, the film is in memory of the 1st generation of Korean Rock and Roll.

Summary: Two groups in the 1970s united to perform a rock band that is remembered for its contributions to promoting rock and roll and soul music in South Korea.

We are Soul Brothers

“Go Go 70s” is about a Korean rock band in the 1970s, that sky-rocketed to fame when they won a contest. They started as two (2) different groups. Sang-Kyu was an awesome vocalist and could play the guitar. Man-Sik had horrible vocals but he could play the guitar like Jimi Hendrix. Sang-Kyu suggested that they pool their talents. Man-Sik agreed and the rock and roll band “The Devils” was born. Mimi came along hoping she would become a singer. She ended up being a dancer who danced to...

More than a decade after working together on the erotic thriller Chloe, Amanda Seyfried and director Atom Egoyan have reteamed for an “opera drama” / “meditative thriller” called Seven Veils, which XYZ Films and Variance will be bringing to theatres in the United States on March 7th. Along with the release date announcement comes the unveiling of a trailer, which can be viewed in the embed above.

Seven Veils sees Seyfried taking on the role of Jeanine, “a theatre director who is dealing with repressed trauma as she prepares to mount a production of the opera Salome.” Here’s the synopsis: Jeanine re-enters the opera world after several years away to stage her former mentor’s most famous work. Haunted by dark and disturbing memories from her past, Jeanine allows her repressed trauma to color the present as her personal and professional lives begin to unravel. Deadline notes that the movie...

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One thing The Walking Dead has to be applauded for in its 11-season run is the way it improved its treatment of female characters. In the first two seasons, The Walking Dead greatly relied on traditional gender roles to structure the main group of survivors. The men were the hunters and fighters who protected the camp, whereas the women washed clothes, cooked food and looked after the children. Any woman who opposed this notion was punished by being written as mentally unstable and hostile. By Season 3, those gender roles were broken.

However, there is one outlier to The Walking Dead's new and improved outlook on women in the apocalypse. Alexandra Breckenridge's character,...

When you think of a perfect duo, M. Night Shyamalan and Bruce Willis are a perfect one. The legendary actor and reputable filmmaker has given us movies that messed with our heads, made us question reality,, and tugged at our emotions. Undoubtedly, Shyamalan’s signature style of bringing in mind-blowing twists and Willis’ effortless brooding vibe has created a total cinematic magic. They didn’t just make movies; they made experiences we just can’t stop talking about.

M. Night Shyamalan and Bruce Willis in Glass (Credits- Universal Pictures)

But not every team-up can be a slam dunk. While some of their projects had us picking our jaws off the floor, others were, let’s just say opinions are split. Whether Willis was playing a haunted psychologist, a reluctant superhero, or stepping back into his iconic role, he brought a new flavor to each movie. And honestly, there’s something...

As the only woman in late night, comedian Taylor Tomlinson’s monologue was particularly pointed and honest on Wednesday night. The host of CBS’ “After Midnight” (who had added an opening monologue to her show at the start of its second season), Tomlinson darkly joked that “it is an honor to be on television while women are still allowed to be.”

In her opening, Tomlinson also shared some of her coping mechanisms in the hours following the re-election of Donald Trump to a second term, including re-watching “Game of Thrones” to try and remind herself of a better time, circa 2011.

“Remember 2011, back when Joe Rogan wasn’t helping people decide elections,” she said. “He was just helping people decide if they were gonna eat bugs for money. Remember that?”

Tomlinson also noted that Trump’s return is a sign that reboots are terrible — and she said that as the host of one.

For those wanting a break from the election results on the evening of Nov. 5, but still want to watch something that could be considered political in nature, V for Vendetta is streaming on Prime Video. Currently, the acclaimed 2005 film starring Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving is available on the streamer. It can also be purchased or rented through other video on demand stores.

Its hard to forget the line uttered by the titular character, Remember, remember the fifth of November, played by Weaving, who is also known for his role as Elrond in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. V for Vendetta follows a freedom fighter known only as V who wears a Guy Fawkes mask and plots to overthrow the tyrannical British government in a not-too-distant future British dystopian world.

The movie was adapted from a limited series published by DC Vertigo Comics in 1988 written by Alan Moore,...

Days of Our Lives spoilers for the two weeks of September 2 – September 13, 2024, tease Chanel has a shocking realization while Marlena helps someone remember important details.

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Salem has been full of shockers lately, starting with “Abigail” (AnnaLynne McCord) not really being Abigail and working with Mark (Jonah Robinson) in an unknown scheme. As Chad slowly begins to wonder if he’s got rose-colored glasses on for the woman claiming to be his wife, only time will tell when her secret will come out.

A secret that did come out was Holly (Ashley Puzemis) and Tate’s (Leo Howard), who revealed all to Brady (Eric Martsolf), John (Drake Hogestyn), and Marlena (Deidre Hall) about their summer and worried that stealing Maggie’s (Suzanne Rogers) key to the cabin was the reason for Sarah’s (Linsey Godfrey) accident.

The actual blame for the accident has fallen on Brady, who turned...

Your browser does not support the video tag. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 brings the rise of Sauron and explores iconic Middle-earth locations like The Black Forest and the Barrow-downs. Characters like Gil-galad and Galadriel face challenges while Sauron manipulates Celebrimbor to create the One Ring. The new season introduces new characters like Ciarn Hinds as the Dark Wizard and Rory Kinnear as Tom Bombadil, promising an epic continuation.

War is coming to Middle-earth as Sauron rises to power in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2. Co-created and co-showrun by J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay, the Prime Video show is set in the Second Age of J.R.R. Tolkien's iconic fantasy universe, exploring the likes of Khazad-dm and Nmenor in their full glory, while also seeing the Elves of Lindon nearing the end of their peaceful existence as their tree of life is dying.

Exclusive: Thomas Middleditch (Silicon Valley), Krysta Rodriguez (Halston) and Alan Cumming (The Traitors) have signed on to star in Lunch Hour, a new indie comedy from director Larry Guterman (Cats & Dogs) and Winter State Entertainment.

Delving into the anatomy of an affair, Lunch Hour watches as a soup-loving married man meets the soup-loving married woman of his dreams. Thereafter, both throw caution to the wind and engage in a messy affair for the ages.

Oren Safdie wrote the script and serves as executive producer. Hamid & Camille Torabpour and Nick Hagen produced for Winter State.

“I am thrilled to work with Oren, Hamid, Camille and the Winterstate team to bring this whip-smart comedy, driven by nuanced and complex comic performances, to the screen,” Guterman told Deadline. “I fell in love with the script and I knew that I had to be part of the special project.”

Added the Torabpours, “Oren is a wonderful writer,...

Spoiler Alert: This piece contains spoilers for Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1.

The actors that portray Emily Cooper’s (Lily Collins) two lovers in Netflix’s Emily in Paris have different perspectives on the fate of the French love triangle in the first half of Season 4, which arrived on Netflix on August 15.

When asked at the premiere pink carpet why Gabriel was the right choice for Emily at Episode 3’s masquerade ball, Lucas Bravo hedged a bit before revealing his reaction.

“I was happy that he was when I read it because it was a really fun scene to shoot,” Bravo told Deadline. “I hope we created something worth people’s expectations, fan’s expectations. When we’re in character we really love what we’re creating with them two — Gabriel and Emily.”

Bravo echoed co-star Lily Collins’ emphasis on more maturity and vulnerability this season.

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In just over two months, animal-lovers worldwide will unite for the 12th Annual Remember Me Thursday (Rmt).

Observed, each year, on the fourth Thursday in September, the campaign has garnered an esteemed group of celebrities who join with animal welfare organizations and other animal-proponents to become an unstoppable, integrated on-line voice advocating for orphan pets. This year, celebrated actor and animal welfare advocate Kaley Cuoco is lending her voice as the campaign’s newest luminary. Remember Me Thursday is honored to welcome Cuoco to this year’s campaign. Animal-lovers across the world are invited to join Cuoco and other philanthropic celebrities to be a part of this very special day, Thursday, September 26th, 2024.

Kaley Cuoco is a renowned television and movie actor best known for her starring role as Penny on the CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory between 2007 and 2019 and, most recently, as the title character in the HBOMax...

When was the last time a joke had you gasping for air, laughter spilling uncontrollably? In an absolutely cheeky banter, Kai Cenat just gifted Kevin Hart a stepping stool on his livestream (via Instagram)—a gesture that’s sparking conversations louder than a thunderclap in a silent valley.

The jest, which we could actually brand as Cenat’s brutal joke with Hart, has the internet buzzing, hitting harder than Dwayne Johnson’s witty one-liners. As someone who has tracked the pulse of comedy streams, we can affirm that the blend of audacity and humor in Cenat’s prank mirrors what we’ve seen in past collaborations among celebrities.

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Yet this playful spar between titans of comedy is unique in itself. Well, let’s dive into why this moment is more than just a gag gift—it’s a masterstroke...

X-Men ’97 has finally concluded with 10 episodes and it can be undoubtedly hailed as one of the best Marvel shows yet. The animated revival and continuation of the 90s X-Men: The Animated Series garnered praise for its masterful handling of several iconic comic book storylines. Yet there was one significant moment in X-Men ’97 that was not so easy to execute.

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The Executive Producer of the latest X-Men series and Marvel Animation head Brad Winderbaum revealed that the crew was very nervous about pulling off Gambit’s death in Episode 5. Gambit’s fateful end in the Genosha massacre shown in the episode Remember It shocked several fans and provided one of the most emotional endings for a fan-favorite character.

Why were X-Men ’97 makers anxious to carry out Gambit’s death?

The scene of Gambit’s death in Episode 5 of X-Men ’97 I Marvel Animation...

Major Spoilers follow for X-Men ‘97!

Well, that was quite the ending! We imagine you have a lot of questions regarding the popular Disney+ show’s finale. Beau DeMayo’s animated series certainly went out with a bang in the final episode of its first season, titled Tolerance Is Extinction – Part 3.

Marvel put a great finish to the first season of X-Men ‘97, laying the groundwork for an exciting future for the revived mutant series and raising the stakes significantly for the live-action X-Men films in the MCU.

En Sabah Nur, aka Apocalypse in X-Men ’97

Even though the X-Men saved the planet once again and maybe even partially restored humanity’s faith in them, this was not a happy ending, and many questions remain for the already-confirmed second season of X-Men ‘97.

Amidst all this, Nightcrawler gave no quarter, relentlessly hitting Bastien with his teammates’ attacks by teleporting him!

X-Men '97 Finale Echoes What Logan Warned Jean Grey About in Episode 5 - Main Image

The X-Men '97 finale sees the team of mutants separated on different timelines: some in the past, some in the future. As the unresolved stories build up for season 2, here's how Logan's ominous warning lines up with the X-Men '97 finale.

As Bishop said, "Luckily, this ain't our first time at 'the X-Men are dead' rodeo." The finale may have sparked hope for the mutants in returning to their original time, but it also poses a darkness looming in their future.

Content Spoilers: This article contains spoilers for X-Men '97 finale, so proceed with caution.

Finale Sees the X-Men 'Yanked' Through Time

Beast failed to stop the catastrophic impact of the Asteroid M on Earth, leaving the X-Men to prepare to sacrifice themselves. Instead of meeting their demise, however, they were sent to a different timeline.

X-Men '97 season 1 has raised many questions with its tumultuous plot, promising a satisfying season finale for fans to enjoy. Marvel's X-Men '97 successfully revives the classic X-Men: The Animated Series while introducing a multi-episode narrative and new heroes. With a planned second season and high Rotten Tomatoes score, X-Men '97 delivers complex stories for a more mature audience, mirroring MCU standards.

X-Men '97 season 1 has been extremely tumultuous, posing many questions that will hopefully be answered in the season finale. Marvel's X-Men '97 is the triumphant revival of the iconic X-Men: The Animated Series from the 1990s. X-Men '97 has not only managed to maintain the impressive legacy from the original series, but also elevate the narrative to a multi-episode story arc and an ever-changing line-up of heroes. As a result, there are numerous unresolved or undetermined features audiences are desperate to know.

X-Men '97 has already proven itself...

The majority of Pixar films are not to be watched without tissues. From the furnace farewell in Toy Story 3, to the ‘Married Life’ sequence in Up, to the ‘Remember Me’ scene in Coco, the studio tends to have one hand placed firmly on your tear-ducts. And that’s not to mention Inside Out, perhaps the most emotionally effective of any Pixar film. The ‘death’ of Bing Bong, the first foray through young Riley’s mind, the reconciliation of Joy and Sadness… it’s a non-stop heart-squeezer. And that’s a tough act to follow for this year’s Inside Out 2, following Riley through puberty as a raft of new emotions – chiefly Anxiety, plus Envy, Embarrassment and Ennui – come into play.

According to incoming writer Dave Holstein, the newly-developed ‘Belief System’ in Riley’s mind isn’t just a cool environment for the sequel to explore – it’s going...

Have Rosemary (Pascale Hutton) and Bill (Jack Wagner) found a break in the case? Have these two Wcth sleuths gotten closer to figuring out who shot Lucas (Chris McNally)? Hallmark has released a Video Preview for the upcoming When Calls The Heart Season 11 episode entitled “Stronger Together.”

In this preview, one person is not happy that Rosemary is in the loop, while it looks like there is finally a breakthrough in this case. Does Lucas remember?

Here are the details and the video preview.

Wcth Photo: Ben Rosenbaum, Amanda Wong, Samantha Ferris Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Ricardo Hubbs What Is Wcth Episode ‘Stronger Together’ About?

Before Hearties check out the upcoming Wcth “Stronger Together” Video Preview, what is this episode about? According to the synopsis, “Hickam (Ben Rosenbaum) and Lee (Kavan Smith) clash with the mayor of Benson Hills, and Gowen (Martin Cummins) suggests a solution with huge implications for the town.

Here on The Beatles Channel (Ch. 18), we ain’t got nothing but love for our listeners, eight days a week. That’s why we’ve created a show where your votes determine the playlist.Welcome to “8 Songs A Week”! Each week, listeners can vote for their favorites from a list of songs by John, Paul, George, and Ringo — sometimes by the band, sometimes it’s their solo work. Every Friday, after the votes are tallied, we’ll air the top eight vote-getters from that list.

Check back weekly at siriusxm.com/8songs for the next poll! You can also stream previous episodes of “8 Songs A Week” on the SiriusXM app.

This week, we count down your favorite Beatles and solo songs with “remember” in the lyrics.

Directions: Select 3 songs from the list below. You may vote once between 04/26/2024 and 05/10/2024 at 2pm Et.

Can’t see the poll? Click here to vote.

As Anthony D’Amato preps backstage at Sony Hall in midtown Manhattan, it’s hard not to notice his six-foot height, horn-rimmed glasses — and the name “Amy” in large black letters on the side of his head. It’s not a tattoo, just black liquid eyeliner easy to wash off, but it suits the occasion. In a few minutes, the New Jerseyan and his 12-piece band will walk onstage, take their places beneath an LED sign lit up with Amy Winehouse’s first name and a simulation of her signature beehive,...

The X-Men '97 premiere on Disney+ has viewers eagerly anticipating future episodes with its high quality and exciting cliffhanger ending. Episodes will be released weekly, following the traditional format of the original X-Men series, adding to the nostalgic feel of the revival. Episode 3, "Fire Made Flesh," is expected to delve into the Jean Grey storyline and the challenges faced by Storm without her powers.

X-Men '97's premiere created a lot of excitement around Marvel's new animated series and is likely to have viewers wondering when exactly they will be able to watch the next episode. Not only did X-Men '97 episode 1 and 2 garner overwhelmingly positive reviews, it also left viewers on a major cliffhanger. This combination of a high-quality new show and an exciting plot-hook means the third episode is highly anticipated.

All X-Men '97 episodes are scheduled to be released on Disney+ at the same time on their respective release dates.

A Day to Remember have announced a 2024 North American outing dubbed the “Least Anticipated Album Tour.”

The trek kicks off June 6th in Waite Park, Minnesota, and runs through July 28th in Nashville, highlighted by a stop at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado, on July 22nd. The Story So Far and Four Year Strong will support all headlining dates, with a rotation of Militarie Gun, Pain of Truth, and Scowl opening select shows.

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A Live Nation ticket pre-sale for select dates begins Wednesday (March 20th) at 10 a.m. local time using the code Key. General ticket sales start Friday (March 22nd) at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster.

Fans can also look for deals or get tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub, where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

A Day to Remember’s most recent album is 2021’s You’re Welcome,...

European giant Beta Film, known for ambitious titles such as “Babylon Berlin” and “The Swarm,” has shared with Variety in exclusivity a first-look picture of 1o-part series “Rise of the Raven,” which it hails as “one of the most epic European TV productions of all time.”

“Rise of the Raven” weighs in as a passion project of Hungarian-born and Canada-based producer Robert Lantos, behind “Sunshine,” “The Sweet Hereafter,” “Barney’s Version,” “Eastern Promises” and “Crimes of the Future.”

A highlight at Beta Film’s showcase this Tuesday at the London TV Screenings, “Rise of the Raven” turns on the extraordinary feat of Hungarian army commander Janos Hunyadi, played by discovery Gellért L. Kádár, who in 1456 won a bloody, brutal Battle of Belgrade against a vast Ottoman force twice the size of his troops who were often farm labourers armed with just slings and patriotic fervor.

Hunyadi largely halted a full Ottoman...

South Korean girl group Tri.Be paid a tribute to late producer Shinsadong Tiger on live TV. Wearing white ribbons, the group stood on a live TV stage, bidding farewell to Shinsadong Tiger. Shinsadong Tiger, whose real name is Lee Ho-yang, was found dead on February 23.

Tri.Be, a sextet, which consists of Songsun, Kelly, Hyunbin, Jia, Soeun and Mire, had a comeback stage on the broadcast that announced the news of his death. A day after his death, they sang with ‘white ribbons’ pinned to their chests, reports allkpop.com.

The title of Tri.Be’s new song, which became Shinsadong Tiger’s posthumous work, is ‘Diamond’. He had also launched the girl group

With the untimely demise of Shinsadong Tiger, attention also turned to the group, whom he had cherished as the overall producer during his lifetime.

According to one associate, since their debut in 2021, “the shock and sorrow are considerable,...

South Korean producer Shinsadong Tiger was found dead on Friday.

According to reports, Tiger was found dead earlier today by an acquaintance, reports allkpop.com.

The reports state that an acquaintance visited the 41-year-old producer at his home after not being able to reach him and reported it to the police upon finding him passed away.

Shinsadong Tiger is as a hitmaker in the industry as he has produced popular tracks such as T-ara’s ‘Roly Poly’, Apink’s ‘No No No’ and ‘Remember’, Exid’s ‘Up and Down’ and ‘Ddd’, and Momoland’s ‘Bboom Bboom’.

He also launched the girl group Tri.Be, who recently made a comeback with ‘Diamond’.

The 30th Slamdance Film Festival announced its annual Sparky Awards on Thursday evening, with Giuseppe Garau’s The Accident from Italy taking narrative feature grand jury honours and Matt Moyer, Amy Toensing’s Inheritance prevailing in the documentary feature category.

The Breakouts Feature Grand Jury Prize was awarded to Zoe Eisenberg’s Chaperone and the Episodes Grand Jury Prize went to Restorage by E’an Verdugo.

Audience award winners included Omar Kamara’s African Giants for best narrative feature and Hadley Austin’s Demon Mineral for documentary feature.

The Agbo Fellowship was awarded to Kiarash Dadgar, whose short film The Steak...

"Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom" isn't hitting theaters until December, but "Saturday Night Live" took full advantage of getting franchise star Jason Momoa to host the show before he gets super busy on the international publicity tour. Momoa first hosted "SNL" back in 2018 before the release of the first "Aquaman" movie, and it was a pretty decent episode that happened just before Christmas, giving us a new holiday favorite with Momoa as a member of Santa's Elf on the Shelf team. 

Sadly, this new "SNL" episode taking us into Thanksgiving week wasn't nearly as good. Strangely enough, this felt more like it was Momoa's first time hosting rather than his second trip to Studio 8H in 30 Rockefeller Plaza. While there are a couple of standout sketches, many were subpar, a couple squandered great premises, and some were just plain bad. 

So let's dig into the highlights from Jason Momoa's second time hosting "Saturday Night Live.

Apparently time really does heal all wounds. How else do you explain Charlie Sheen’s role in Chuck Lorre’s latest comedy?

Nearly 13 years after Sheen’s infamous meltdown led to his dismissal from CBS’ Two and a Half Men, the three-time Emmy nominee is reuniting with Lorre on Max’s Bookie, a single-camera series headlined by stand-up comedian Sebastian Maniscalco.

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With Nam Joo-Hyuk enlisted in the military, we were under the impression that we’d have to wait two whole years to see him again, but here we have a new TV show with the actor as the leading man. The actor is known for his slice-of-life roles that are both adorable and emotional, and he does a fantastic job of balancing pain and humor that really makes you root for him, whatever the role may demand. The actor’s last show was Twenty-Five Twenty-One, which was widely beloved, even though the ending received a lot of backlash for being too realistic. Vigilante will see the mostly romantic actor in a completely new light, and we’re excited to see him try something new. The show is based on a webtoon of the same name and follows a very “Batman” tale, where a young man sets out to take revenge...

Mary Marvel faces an abrupt transition from beloved hero to global villain, shocking both fans and herself in a single comic issue. Mary Marvel advocates for the wrongly accused Amazons but is branded a villain and terrorist, despite her heroic intentions. Mary Marvel's role as a defender of the Amazons challenges societal expectations and puts her in the position of defending her friends against allies and adversaries, showcasing a previously unseen side of her character.

In an incredible feat that even most A-List antagonists couldn't pull off, Shazam's Mary Marvel has transitioned from a beloved hero to a global villain in the incredibly short span of a single comic issue. The former Shazam has been a long-standing pillar of goodness, purity, and unwavering heroism, making this abrupt transition into villainy as shocking as it is to fans as it is to Mary herself.

Within the pages of Amazons Attack #1 - by Josie Campbell,...

The seasonal rewards found in world mesas in the Invasion mode of Mortal Kombat 1 are tied to hidden puzzles you can solve which guard every additional reward seen in this single-player content. Ranging from direct hints to scrambled words you have to decipher, these Klues usually lead to new nodes with chests. Those who unlock these spots will be able to collect new palettes and gear for both Kameos and roster fighters.

You have to beat the Johnny Cage Mansion tutorial mesa before branching out into the main mesas that make up the Invasion mode of Mortal Kombat 1. As of this time of writing, there are eight mesas tied to Season 1, which features Hellfire Scorpion as the primary enemy threatening the realms. However, only six of these places hold these secrets, with Wu Shi Academy and the Gateway Portal having no Klues to speak of.

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Mac Miller’s sophomore album Watching Movies With the Sound Off turned 10 this week, and in honor of its anniversary, the late rapper’s estate and Rostrum Records have released a special 10th anniversary edition of the LP.

Featured on the album now is the original version of opening track “The Star Room,” titled “The Star Room (Og Version).” Miller had previously shared this version on SoundCloud in 2014. It features a different beat than the take that appeared on the album and also does not feature Miller’s alter ego Delusional Thomas.

Exclusive: The Golden Trailer Awards has unveiled its nominees for its 23rd annual extravaganza taking place on Thursday, June 29th at The Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. The awards show honors the creative teams that are tasked with condensing two-hour films into two-minute trailers.

Films that received the most mentions include Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Nope and Oppenheimer. The TV series that were the most nominated included Ted Lasso, Stranger Things and Only Murders in the Building.

Studios leading the count this year include Disney, NBC Universal, Netflix, Warner Bros./Discovery, Amazon, Paramount (Paramount+), and Apple TV+ The top nominated agencies include Av Squad, Zealot, Tiny Hero, Trailer Park Group and Ignition Creative.

This awards show highlights the phenomenal trailers from the current year.

Shunsaku Hayashi was born in Osaka in 1992. He studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths University of London as a trainee under the Japan Cultural Ministry Abroad Research Fellowship for up- and-coming artists from 2012 to 2015. “Interstitial (2017)“ won the Grand Jury Prize for Animation Short at 23rd Slamdance Film Festival. “Railment (2017)” received the Chris Frayne Award for Best Animated Film at 55th Ann Arbor Film Festival, and “Remember (2015)” got Golden Horseman for Animated Film at 28th Filmfest Dresden. “Leaking Life (2019)” had its World Premiere at the 69th Berlin International Film Festival 2019. His latest film, “Our Pain” is currently on its festival run, with the director stating about it “Our common pain, although experienced individually and uniquely, is what connects us. It is the ambiguity and variety of our existence that allows us to imagine an infinity of variables, some of these alternatives may be malignant, and some benign.”

“Our Pain” is screening at...

Poor Fiona.

Manifest Season 4 Episode 13 lifted the lid on the mysterious figure Cal found at the end of Manifest Season 4 Episode 12, and it was a satisfying hour that gave us answers and left us with a compelling hook for what comes next.

Fiona's journey throughout Manifest has been shrouded in pain.

She was shunned because of her theories about linking human brains, which we're beginning to believe is a thing if the callings are to be believed.

Fiona only had peace when she was on the plane when Cal cracked the key to Divine Consciousness. Beyond that, we've watched her being tormented.

If anything, she'll go out as a hero because, without her research, there's no way Saanvi or the other 828ers would have the answers they have now.

If you watch Manifest online, you know Fiona's had limited screen time,  but her death has significant ramifications for the death...

Exclusive: Millennial dating dramedy À La Carte will be back for a second season. AMC Networks’ streamer AllBlk today announced the renewal of the series, which is currently in production in Atlanta. Season 2 will air later this year exclusively on AllBlk and We tv.

The streamer also revealed casting for Season 2. Kandi Burruss (Real Housewives of Atlanta), Juan Gil (The Cypher) and Xavier Avila (Breaking), who recurred in Season 1, have been promoted to series regulars, opposite leads Kendall Kyndall and Jenna Nolen. They’ll be joined by newcomers Shani Marq (Top Five), who will take over the role of Misha, played by Jessie Woo in Season 1, along with India Love (College Hill: Celeb Edition) and Alex Jacke. Joining the cast as recurring characters are Romeo Miller (Growing Up Hip Hop), Tami Roman (Truth Be Told), Aspen Kennedy (Kingdom Business), Terayle Hill (Step Up: High Water) and Leon Fleisher (Remember). Tammy Rivera...

Albert Hammond Jr, best known as the lead guitarist in The Strokes, has announced his fifth solo album, Melodies on Hiatus, out June 23rd on Red Bull Records. What’s more, he’s shared a handful of supporting tour dates (grab tickets here) and lead single “100-99” featuring Goldlink.

Besides GoldLink, Melodies on Hiatus features Rainsford, Steve Stevens, and Matt Helders. It was co-written remotely with Simon Wilcox, with premium mastering from Dave Cooley and mixing by Tony Hoffer. Pre-orders are ongoing.

“100-99” was partially inspired by the ’90s hip-hop Hammond Jr grew up listening to, he explained in a statement. “I would always gravitate towards the melodic hooks in the songs I heard on the radio, specifically anything Dr. Dre was producing or rapping on,” he said. “Years later, I noticed myself pulling from the style of those melodic lines in my guitar work, even though it wasn’t...

Production scheduled to start in Toronto next week.

Atom Egoyan will direct Amanda Seyfried in Seven Veils, which the project’s co-financier XYZ Films will introduce to worldwide buyers at the EFM next week.

Production is scheduled to start in Toronto next week on the feature that sees Seyfried star as an earnest theatre director tasked with remounting her former mentor’s most famous work, the opera Salome, as she struggles with repressed trauma.

Seven Veils reunites XYZ Films with Ipr.Vc and Rhombus Media after their collaboration on the upcoming Berlin world premiere BlackBerry.

The project announcement also dovetails with...

Production scheduled to start in Toronto next week.

Atom Egoyan will direct Amanda Seyfried in Seven Veils, which the project’s co-financier XYZ Films will introduce to worldwide buyers at the EFM next week.

Production is scheduled to start in Toronto next week on the feature that sees Seyfried star as an earnest theatre director tasked with remounting her former mentor’s most famous work, the opera Salome, as she struggles with repressed trauma.

Seven Veils reunites XYZ Films with Ipr.Vc and Rhombus Media after their collaboration on the upcoming Berlin world premiere BlackBerry.

The project announcement also dovetails with...

Amanda Seyfried is reteaming with her Chole director Atom Egoyan on Seven Veils, an opera-themed drama that will begin shooting in Toronto next week.

The Mank and The Dropout star will play Jeanine, an earnest theatre director tasked with remounting her former mentor’s most famous work, an adaptation of the opera Salome from composer Richard Strauss, based on the play by Oscar Wilde. As she reenters the opera world after so many years away, Jeanine is haunted by dark and disturbing memories from her past and allows her repressed trauma to color the present.

Rhombus Media (Possessor, Enemy) will produce Seven Veils together with Ego Film Arts in association with Cinetic Media, Ipr.Vc, XYZ Films and the Canadian Opera Company. XYZ Films is selling worldwide rights to the film, introducing the project to buyer at Berlin’s European Film Market February 16. Elevation Pictures will release Seven Veils in Canada.

Exclusive: ColorCreative, the management and production company founded by Issa Rae and Deniese Davis, has signed first-generation Liberian-Nigerian filmmaker Tari Wariebi for representation.

The signing follows the world premiere of Wariebi’s short We Were Meant To at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, where it received a standing ovation and was nominated for the Short Film Grand Jury Prize. Pic follows Akil, an African American teen, who boasts wings and one goal: to take his first flight.

Wariebi has announced that with ColorCreative’s support, he’ll now look to adapt the short into a feature following a Black man as he defies his fears, insecurities and societal barriers, while discovering his perfect launch into manhood, in a world where Black men have wings and their first flight is a rite of passage.

We Were Meant To

“We Were Meant To was the final premiere for Sundance’s short category and...

The Japanese occupation was no doubt a terrible time for Korea. The medium of film has portrayed this period often. ”A Violent Prosecutor” director Lee Il-hyeong takes a unique approach for his sophomore feature by telling a modern-day set revenge story rooted very much within the emotional scars left behind by the Occupation.

Synopsis

Pil-joo, a retired soldier of his 80s with dementia, goes in search of the people he believes to be responsible for the death of his family in the past. With 5 names tattooed on the fingers, and pieces of his collapsing memories, Pil-joo tracks down his target and kill them one by one. A young innocent guy In-gyoo unintentionally gets involved in his revenge, and eventually becomes the prime suspect of the murder that Pil-joo committed. To prove his innocence, and to stop this old man&rsquor;s rush, In-gyoo can&rsquor;t help but accompanying Pil-joo&rsquor;s revenge journey.

“I made a new life for myself from flowers,” marvels the green-thumbed Narvel Roth. “How unexpected is that?” To be fair, it’s about the only plausible thing that happens in Paul Schrader’s Venice Film Festival out of competition entry Master Gardener, an incredibly silly but fitfully entertaining noir-tinged drama that follows so neatly on from First Reformed and The Card Counter that it’s almost as if Schrader has patented his own sui generis subgenre, a mix of the sublime and the ridiculous that just about works if you’re prepared to walk the line with it.

Like the aforementioned titles, it’s another of Schrader’s “God’s lonely man” films, a concept exemplified in his screenplay for Taxi Driver. Master Gardener, however, has more of the melancholic tone of 1992’s Light Sleeper, and one can easily imagine Willem Dafoe in the lead, playing the dark angel with a disturbing past.

Remember Unfriended? The creepy and provocative horror film that brought the genre to the modern digital age by showcasing the entire feature through Blaire's (Shelley Hennig) laptop. The gimmick is ultimately what sold this found footage movie; however, beyond the heavy use of social media and supernatural high jinks is a film with a deeper meaning that makes the 2014 feature a valuable presence in the world of horror. To recall, Unfriended catches up to Blaire, Mitch (Moses Storm), Jess (Renee Olstead), Adam (Will Peltz), Ken (Jacob Wysocki), and Val (Courtney Halverson) on an online group Skype session. Suddenly, they're joined by a user known only as Billie227; however, the account is under the name of Laura Barns (Heather Sossaman), their classmate who committed suicide, and the night this all takes place is the one-year anniversary of this tragic incident. Blaire and her friends are forced to confront their darkest...

We are just days away from another Yellowstone series marathon on Paramount Network.

And what better time to release the first look at Yellowstone Season 5?

Oh, it's a glorious day indeed!

First, a refresher. How in the heck did Yellowstone Season 4 end?

There was a murder, an engagement, a wedding, a goodbye, a catfight, and the end of a quest.

Yellowstone Season 4 Episode 10 was chock full of action, adventure, romance, and opening and closing doors.

John and Beth were at loggerheads over her treatment of Summer, who, while somewhat annoying, didn't deserve to spend years in prison.

That argument, which John considered could have been because of his personal attraction to Summer, almost cost Beth her relationships with everyone she loves.

By doubling down on anger, Beth actually considered leaving the ranch, Rip, and Carter behind, in addition to her dad.

Rip's influence on Beth won out again, and Beth remained,...

Home to films like “Lady Bird,” “Eighth Grade” and “Mid90s,” A24 is synonymous with a certain brand of indie, auteur-driven coming-of-age story. The company’s latest is “Funny Pages,” the debut feature film from writer-director Owen Kline (who you might recognize as Frank from “The Squid and the Whale”). Set in the suburbs of New Jersey, “Funny Pages” follows Robert (Daniel Zolghadri), a talented high schooler determined to make his way as a cartoonist. When his beloved teacher suddenly passes away, he rebels against his upper-middle class upbringing and abandons future plans to attend art school.

Robert’s decision to drop out of school, rent sketchy (i.e. illegal) lodgings in a boiler room and take a low-paying assistant job bring him into the path of Wallace (Matthew Maher), a former employee at one of the comic magazines Robert idolizes. With the singular goal of getting Wallace to mentor him,...

The JoBros had some unfinished business in Las Vegas. On Monday, to celebrate Joe’s birthday, the Jonas Brothers announced that they’ll be returning to Nevada to perform three nights in mid-November at the same venue where they hosted a string of shows earlier this summer.

“We had such an incredible time playing shows at the Dolby Live at Park MGM in June, so we decided to add a few more before 2022 ends,” the group wrote on Twitter. “Just like last time, we will be playing a different set list every single night.

Principal photography is underway near Budapest on “Rise of the Raven,” an epic drama series produced by veteran Canadian producer Robert Lantos’ Serendipity Point Films (“Crimes of the Future”) and Beta Film (“Gomorrah”) that marks the most lavish TV production in Hungary’s history.

Adapted from author Bán Mór’s bestselling novels, the 10-episode series tells the story of the Hungarian warrior Janos Hunyadi, who defeated the Ottoman army in 1456 at the Battle of Belgrade, halting its march across Europe.

Lantos, whose producing credits include “The Sweet Hereafter,” “Johnny Mnemonic” and “Eastern Promises,” spoke exclusively with Variety about a passion project more than a decade in the making. He was joined by Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning director Robert Dornhelm and Hungarian directors Attila Szász and Orsi Nagypal, who joined the conversation fresh off shooting an epic battle sequence outside Budapest.

The Hungarian-born Lantos, who was in Cannes this year with David Cronenberg...