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If you’re in the mood for something sultry on this fine Wednesday, you may want to check out the new trailer for Emmanuelle. Based on the 1967 novel by Emmanuelle Arsan, the film is a reboot of the long-running erotic franchise.

Billed as a bold, modern re-imagining of one of film’s most provocative characters, Emmanuelle stars Noémie Merlant (Portrait of a Lady on Fire), Will Sharpe (The White Lotus), Jamie Campbell Bower (Stranger Things), and Naomi Watts (Mulholland Drive). The synopsis reads: “While on business in Hong Kong Emmanuelle meets Kei, a man who constantly eludes her. Though she indulges in the many alluring distractions the city has to offer, she can’t shake their chance encounter. Will she submit to her basest desires to forge a deeper relationship? Audrey Diwan’s film, freely adapted from Emmanuelle Arsan’s novel, casts a female gaze on the intimate quest of...

For more than two years, Joe Lipsett has dissected Amityville Horror films to explore how the “franchise” has evolved in increasingly ludicrous directions. This is “The Amityville IP.”

It’s something of a fool’s errand to try and contain just what an Amityville film is. While part of the goal of this project has been to chart how different entries evolve, expand or detract from the public’s perception of the brand, the reality is that Amityville is no one thing. Particularly not as we close in on entry 60 (!) of these damned films!

Still, it is interesting to explore what happens when certain filmmakers return to play in the sandbox with multiple entries. That’s the case with director Mark Polonia, who returns for a fourth “franchise” entry with Once Upon A Time in Amityville, a period film released in 2024 that he co-wrote with Aaron Drake.

What’s unique about Once…...

This article contains spoilers for "Doctor Who" season 2, episode 7, "The Wish World."

Early in "The Wish World," we see the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford) look up in awe, and the camera reveals that their quiet residential London street is surrounded by gigantic skeletal beasts and a bone fortress that reaches toward the clouds. This strange fever dream soon turns out to be precisely that -- a wish dreamed up by the chillingly monstrous podcaster Conrad Clark (Jonah Hauer-King) and brought into existence by the infant God of Wishes, Desidirium. Somehow, though, even the combination of a particularly dangerous member of the Pantheon of Discord and the devious villain from "Lucky Day" isn't enough for the show's antagonist game. On the contrary, both are simply following the larger plan of the bi-generated Time Lady Rani (Archie Panjabi) and her other self, Mrs. Flood (Anita Dobson). They, in turn,...

On Friday May 23 2025, History broadcasts Secrets Declassified With David Duchovny!

Deep Space Season 1 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Secrets Declassified With David Duchovny” is titled “Deep Space” and promises to take viewers on a thrilling journey through some of the most intriguing and hidden aspects of space exploration. This episode will air on History and is sure to captivate those interested in the mysteries of the universe and the secrets behind space missions.

In “Deep Space,” David Duchovny will explore NASA’s shocking plan to use a nuclear warhead to blow up the moon. This bold and controversial idea raises questions about the lengths to which organizations might go to achieve their goals. The episode will reveal the details behind this covert operation, shedding light on the motivations and implications of such a drastic measure.

The episode will also delve into the Soviet Union’s efforts to cover...

Daniel Williams, the former drummer for metalcore band The Devil Wears Prada, was reportedly killed in a tragic private jet crash in San Diego early Thursday morning. The accident has left the music community in mourning.

The longtime drummer left the group in 2016 under circumstances that were never fully explained. Nearly a decade later, the accident had brought renewed attention to Williams’ departure from the band. The former bandmates have offered emotional tributes to the man who helped shape the group’s early sound. As details surrounding his final day emerge, his legacy, both on and off stage, continues to grow.

Why did Daniel Williams leave his band The Devil Wears Prada? Daniel Williams | Credit: Daniel Williams Instagram @xcadaverx

Daniel Williams was a core member of The Devil Wears Prada from the band’s inception in 2005 until his quiet departure in 2016. During that time, he played on several of their defining releases,...

On Tuesday 20 May 2025, 5 broadcasts Tim Rex In Space!

Parents Season 1 Episode 12 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tim Rex In Space,” titled “Parents,” promises to be an exciting and humorous adventure. Scheduled to air on channel 5, this episode takes a unique twist on the classic roles of parents and children. In this episode, the kids will step into the shoes of their parents, while the parents will experience life as kids.

Viewers can expect plenty of laughs and unexpected situations as the kids navigate the challenges of being in charge. They will have to make decisions, manage responsibilities, and maybe even face some of their parents’ daily struggles. Meanwhile, the parents will get a taste of the carefree life of children, filled with fun and mischief.

This role reversal is sure to lead to funny moments and heartfelt lessons about understanding each other better. The episode will explore themes of responsibility,...

On Monday 19 May 2025, 5 broadcasts Tim Rex In Space!

Magic Season 1 Episode 11 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tim Rex In Space,” titled “Magic,” promises to deliver a fun and engaging story. Set to air on the fifth, this episode focuses on Tim and his friend Tia as they navigate a tricky situation.

In “Magic,” Tim finds himself in a bit of a bind when Tusky, their beloved pet, gets stuck in the washing machine. To avoid Tia discovering the chaos, Tim must think on his feet. He tries various distractions to keep Tia occupied while he sorts out the unexpected mess. The episode highlights Tim’s quick thinking and creativity as he comes up with entertaining ways to keep Tia from noticing the trouble brewing.

Fans can expect plenty of laughs as Tim’s attempts at distraction lead to some amusing situations. With a mix of adventure and humor, “Magic...

In the exciting upcoming episode of “Get Set Galactic,” titled “Stinky Space,” viewers can expect a thrilling adventure filled with scientific challenges. This episode, airing on Sunday, May 25, 2025, at 11:10 Am on CBeebies, promises to engage young minds with its fun and educational content.

Two teams will face off in three intriguing challenges that focus on materials, maps, and forces. As they work through these tasks, they will learn about science in a hands-on way that encourages teamwork and problem-solving. The atmosphere aboard the Stars spaceship becomes even more interesting when the teams notice a mysterious stinky smell. The source of this smell adds an element of mystery, making the challenges even more exciting.

“Stinky Space” is sure to be a delightful blend of fun and learning. With engaging characters and captivating challenges, this episode will keep young viewers entertained while sparking their curiosity about the scientific world. It’s...

When season 4 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine premiered, Trek fans were treated to a familiar face: Lieutenant Commander Worf, who came aboard the station as the new Strategic Operations Officer. While this addition was a gambit to boost the show’s ratings, it also gave Worf’s character a chance to grow outside his role on Star Trek: The Next Generation. For better or worse, Worf underwent several changes as he settled into his new home on board Deep Space Nine.

A deeper focus on the complexity of nature vs. nurture

As a Klingon raised by humans and having spent most of his adult life in Starfleet, Worf’s complex nature became more of a focal point and allowed his character to grow as he encountered other Klingons more often. Many still perceived him as a traitor, and this forced Worf to constantly grapple with his Klingon roots and concepts of loyalty and honor.

Yuiga Danzuka’s Brand New Landscape unfolds as a quietly resonant family drama set against Tokyo’s ever-evolving skyline. Two siblings—Ren, now a measured young orchid courier, and Emi, on the brink of marriage—must confront Hajime, the father whose career-driven absence fractured their childhood. This feature debut, arriving three years after Danzuka’s 2022 short Far, Far Away, balances hushed observation with a sudden drift into the surreal, inviting viewers to reconsider what “home” means when city blocks shift overnight.

Through long takes and expansive 2:1 framing, the film situates private grief within public redevelopment—each gallery exhibit or redeveloped park echoing the siblings’ struggle to map guilt, abandonment and the faint promise of reunion. As Tokyo’s street-level bustle and quiet domestic interiors collide, Danzuka asks whether reconnection can emerge from spaces that once felt irreparably empty—an open question that encourages reflection on how personal histories intersect...

The Space Program, a New York-based team of indie producers, describes itself as a collective. The way things work is that the three-person team collaborates on all projects — with one person taking lead and the others assuming supporting roles, depending on the film.

“We have been able to become a safety net for each other and for the films and the filmmakers,” explained Gus Deardoff, who runs the company along with Lizzie Shapiro and Lexi Tannenholtz. “It means there’s always someone available, which helps because filmmakers really need instantaneous contact with their producers at all times, and sometimes you get spread very thin. This way, we have several lines of defense.”

The company, which has worked on the feature debuts of Boots Riley (“Sorry to Bother You”) and Emma Seligman (“Shiva Baby”), takes a particular interest in first-time filmmakers.

“We love working with people that we want to be able to grow with,...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Creepshow Diecast Car & Figure from Jada

Jada Toys is adding Creepshow to its Hollywood Rides line of 1/24 diecast model car and figure sets.

Priced at $26.90, the film’s Creep mascot is accompanied by a 1951 Mercury featuring deco inspired by the horror anthology.

Final Destination Shirt from Fright-Rags

In celebration of Final Destination: Bloodlines, Fright-Rags has released a Final Destination shirt designed by Kyle Crawford.

It’s available today only for the discounted price of $25.08 and will ship the week of June 13, after which leftovers will be available for $33.

The Monkey Print by Garofalo Designworks

Garofalo Designworks created a glow-in-the-dark poster for The Monkey.

The 24×9 four-color screen print is limited to 25 for $40.

Killer Klowns from...

Rick and Morty has many interesting relationships between family members. From Morty and Summer’s love-hate dynamic to side characters like Pissmaster and Harold the Garbage Goober having their own issues, I have been intrigued by all kinds of interactions in the show. While all of these are fascinating, there is another that interests me the most. I like to believe that there is nothing more complex than a girl’s relationship with her father, especially if he is Rick Sanchez.

Rick’s relationship with Beth stands as one of the most complicated from the show. Even before Rick had two daughters, his connection with Beth showcased an evident power imbalance. However, the moment Space Beth comes in, things become so much more complicated.

Rick goes from being a controlling father with an emotionally anxious daughter to two daughters who hate him and aren’t afraid to voice it. However,...

Eight movies. Five directors. Three dozen character actors. Two dozen exotic locales, each one of them the perfect background for globetrotting espionage. A dozen action set pieces. A half dozen peeled-off masks. One best-of-show brawl set in a public bathroom. Numerous car chases, motorcycle chases, helicopter chases, explosions, collateral-damage relationships, and falls and near-falls from both modest and great heights. Too many running scenes to count. So, so many running scenes.

For nearly 30 years, the Mission: Impossible franchise has managed to take the bare-bone elements of spy thrillers, summer blockbusters...

You’ll be drawn into this issue of Space Ghost from the very first page. There’s a dastardly enemy showing a lack of compassion for an animal. Then you’re immediately dropped into pure chaos as the villains plot their next step. Everything is on fire, Space Ghost is bleeding, and you don’t know how they’re going to get out of this situation. It’s pure excitement. All of that happens on the first three pages, and it keeps getting better.

Space Ghost No. 12 creative team

Writer: David PepseArtist: Jonathan LauColorist: Andrew Dalhouse

During Space Ghost No. 11, our hero was beaten close to death by Zorak, Moltar, Black Widow, Metallus, Creature King, and Brak. This left Jan and Jace to help their mentor to his feet. To make it more difficult, they had to do it quietly and without their ship or resources. Yet, it didn’t...

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia was a terrible show, right? I mean, the show was great with some iconic comedic moments, but the lead characters were just downright deceitful.

However, that was the premise of the iconic sitcom created by Rob McElhenney. It wasn’t just a fluke that McElhenney happened to create these characters who are topically co-dependent on each other. The creator revealed that the premise of this iconic sitcom came to him in the form of a nightmare.

It wasn’t always sunny for Rob McElhenney

It has been said that great ideas often come from great times. Although that isn’t necessarily true, Rob McElhenney found a way to convert his terrible nightmare into the classic American sitcom that we all know and love.

Rob McElhenney in a still from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Credits: Fxp

Featuring a group of people who are self-motivated without...

“Tim Rex In Space” is gearing up for an exciting new episode with Season 1, Episode 12, titled “Parents.” This episode promises a unique twist on family dynamics, airing on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at 7:55 Am on channel 5. The storyline is bound to capture the attention of fans as it explores the idea of role reversal between kids and their parents.

In “Parents,” the kids find themselves in a situation where they must step up and take on the responsibilities typically held by adults. This role reversal leads to plenty of humorous moments as the young characters navigate challenges that come with being in charge. Meanwhile, the parents, who are usually the authority figures, will experience life from a child’s perspective. This switch is sure to create some funny and heartwarming scenes that highlight the importance of understanding and empathy within families.

As the episode unfolds, viewers can expect to see how...

It’s fair to say that the last decade has been an absolute rollercoaster for Halo fans. 343 Industries’ handling of the franchise took it to its absolute rock bottom, and drove out fans in masses. Although the developer took a major step forward with Halo: Infinite, it was still a mess.

However, last year, 343 Industries underwent a massive change, renaming itself to Halo Studios. The developer announced that all future projects will be built on Unreal Engine 5, abandoning the in-house Slip-Space engine.

Ever since this transition, gamers have been busy wondering what’s coming next for the sci-fi franchise. Fortunately, we finally have an answer: Halo: Combat Evolved.

A Halo: Combat Evolved remake is rumored to be in the works

It’s not the first time we’ve heard rumors about a Combat Evolved remake. Back in October 2024, reputable insider Shpeshal_Nick opened up about the ground-up remake of the game.

Exclusive: Skydance won a weekend auction for Drift, an unpublished short story by Ben Queen & Jason Shuman that has It! helmer Andy Muschietti attached to direct. Deadline hears that the project sold for around $2 million against higher if the movie gets made. Andy & Barbara Muschietti’s Double Dream and Scott Glassgold’s 12:01 Film’s will produce.

The 38-page short story has all the makings of a big sci-fi mission film, and numerous other bids came in with other creative attachments. When his estranged son vanishes during a space mission, a once-legendary, now fallen from grace shuttle commander is pulled into a high-stakes hostage exchange in space to get his boy back from captors who are not from Earth. The comp is Gravity meets Arrival.

Queen & Shuman will be adapting their own short story which was on the market for less than 24 hours before selling. Skydance jumped into action quickly...

There are few names that get Disney historians to raise their eyebrows like Disneytoon. The studio behind the Mouse House's direct-to-home-media racket from 1990 to 2018, Disneytoon was tasked with knocking out sequels, prequels, and spin-offs to its parent company's biggest animated films as quickly and, just as importantly, cheaply as possible. The results weren't exactly Disney magic, but you can't blame the studio's artists for doing what they could. In the end, they made 47 (!) animated movies in three decades, and hey: They helped give us Al's hot dad Cassim (John Rhys-Davies) from "Aladdin and the King of Thieves" and the generational cult classic that is "A Goofy Movie," so you gotta show them some respect.

This brings us to today's specific topic: "Planes." Directed by Klay Hall ("Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure"), it's an odd duck among Disneytoon's output, being a theatrical release based on Pixar's "Cars" franchise. The...

On Friday 9 May 2025, 5 broadcasts Tim Rex In Space!

Spaceship Season 1 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tim Rex In Space,” titled “Spaceship,” promises to be an exciting adventure for fans. This episode will air on channel 5 and features Tim Rex and his friend Kai as they dive into a unique challenge.

In “Spaceship,” Tim and Kai take on the task of rebuilding a spaceship that once belonged to Tim’s dad during his childhood. The duo faces kid-shaped problems that require creative thinking and teamwork. Viewers can expect to see how Tim and Kai use their skills to tackle these challenges, all while having fun in the vastness of space.

As they work on the spaceship, Tim and Kai will encounter various obstacles that test their friendship and problem-solving abilities. The episode is likely to highlight themes of perseverance, creativity, and the importance of family. Fans of the show...

In the exciting Season 1 Episode 10 of “Tim Rex In Space,” titled “Rocket Race,” viewers will see Tommy take on a thrilling new challenge. This episode promises to be filled with adventure as Tommy enters his very first Rocket Race. The stakes are high, and the competition is fierce, but Tommy is ready to prove himself.

Tim, always the supportive brother, will do everything he can to help Tommy succeed. He knows how much this race means to Tommy, and his encouragement will be crucial. Viewers can expect to see the bond between the brothers grow stronger as they navigate the ups and downs of the race. Tim’s inventive ideas and unwavering support will play a key role in Tommy’s journey.

As the race unfolds, the episode will showcase not just the excitement of the competition but also the importance of teamwork and family. With colorful characters and thrilling space visuals,...

On Wednesday 7 May 2025, 5 broadcasts Tim Rex In Space!

Balloon Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tim Rex In Space,” titled “Balloon,” promises to be a fun adventure for fans of the show. Set to air on channel 5, this episode features Tim Rex, a dinosaur who solves problems in space, as he faces a challenge that many kids can relate to.

In “Balloon,” Tia, Tim’s friend, has a new balloon that ends up stuck in a tree. Tim, known for his dino-sized solutions to kid-shaped problems, jumps into action to help Tia retrieve her balloon. Viewers can expect to see Tim use his creativity and resourcefulness as he comes up with different ideas to get the balloon down.

This episode is sure to be filled with laughter and excitement as Tim navigates the challenges of space while trying to solve a simple problem. Fans of the show will...

It's generally agreed that John Lasseter's 2006 film "Cars" is one of Pixar's less ambitious movies. Other movies in the Pixar canon tickled the imagination by presenting the secret worlds of commonplace beings. "Toy Story" posited that our toys came to life when we weren't looking (which we always kinda knew was true anyway). "A Bug's Life" saw ants as arranged into a tiny, secret society, while "Finding Nemo" did the same with fish. "Monsters, Inc." said that closet monsters were real, but that they only scare children as an element of a boring, blue-collar job. Back in monster land, the monsters are boring like your dad. 

"Cars" was a departure for the studio, as there was no secret being revealed. "Cars" took place in a parallel universe wherein living beings were replaced by anthropomorphic vehicles. They had eyes instead of windshields, and mouths on their bumpers. They seemed to eat gasoline.

Amazon Prime May 2025 Schedule: Everything Set To Stream On Platform This Month (Photo Credit – Prime Video/Instagram)

Just like the rest of the platforms, Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, Paramount, Peacock, HBO Max, and more, Amazon Prime has an exciting new slate of releases set for the month of May. With summer here and holidays around the corner, there’s going to be plenty of fun binge-watching on the couch. From the premiere of Blake Lively’s recent release, Another Simple Favor, to the iconic Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies, a lot of interesting content is set to air on the streaming giant. Here’s what releases Amazon Prime Video is adding to its already vast library, new, old, and iconic.

Amazon Prime, May 2025: Everything On Release Schedule

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Editor’s Note: This review was originally published during the 2024 Locarno Film Festival. “Invention” plays at the Metrograph in New York starting Friday, April 18.

When it comes to meta experiments that blur those good ole lines between fiction and the filmmakers’ own non-fiction life stories, there’s a risk that the resulting feature can border on being impenetrable if audiences aren’t fed a load of exposition in advance. That’s far less of an issue for classically-told narratives from mega-famous artists delving into (semi)autobiography (like Steven Spielberg with “The Fabelmans”), but definitely so for smaller scale projects from independent filmmakers whose output is more peculiar. What can be a compelling behind-the-scenes story as described in a press kit may not necessarily translate into the finished feature as something engaging, or even coherent, to anyone coming to the work without the luxury of reading production notes before the screening.

We’re thirty-seven years down the line from the release of the 1988 cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space (watch it Here), and even though the film’s creators have been anxious to make a follow-up for decades, we still haven’t gotten one. There’s been talk of a sequel, there’s been talk of an eight episode mini-series, but nothing has happened. But now, it looks like the Killer Klowns’ fortunes may be changing for the better. Industry scooper Jeff Sneider of The InSneider reports that Ryan Gosling has come on board to produce a Killer Klowns from Outer Space remake for Amazon MGM Studios.

The original Killer Klowns from Outer Space was directed by Stephen Chiodo from a screenplay he wrote with his brother Charles Chiodo. Stephen and Charles also produced the film with their other brother, Edward Chiodo. It has the following synopsis: When teenagers Mike...

“I’m a rocket man, burning out his fuse up here alone…” —Elton John might’ve crooned it metaphorically, but some of Hollywood’s brightest stars are now literally taking his lyrics for a spin—way beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

Call it vanity or vision, but when fame and fortune shake hands with science, the result is a one-way ticket to the stars—no metaphor, just lift-off. And speaking of lift-offs, Blue Origin’s Ns-31 mission just pulled the ultimate power move: sending an all-female crew, including Katy Perry and Gayle King, into space. Yep. While most of us are debating oat milk vs. almond, these women are suiting up and leaving the entire planet behind.

So here’s the tea — space isn’t just for astronauts anymore. It’s slowly becoming the next VIP lounge and guest list. A wild mix of actors, rockstars, rocket nerds, and legacy-makers.

Meanwhile,...

A new project is in the works at Amazon MGM Studios, with Ryan Gosling stepping in as producer to revive a 1988 horror-comedy. The movie, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, is set to get a remake, sparking excitement (at least for me) among fans of the original.

The 1988 film, directed by Stephen Chiodo, follows a group of alien clowns who land on Earth with sinister plans. They invade a small California town, capturing humans to feed on their blood. Known for its wild mix of scares and laughs, the movie has built a loyal following over the years, earning a strong 79% rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 28 reviews.

Over time, there have been several attempts to revisit the story. The Chiodo Brothers, who created the original, once planned a sequel blending new ideas with the old, set for release in 2012.

That project, Return of the Killer Klowns from Outer Space in 3D,...

The anime adaptation of Witch Watch is making magic right here on Crunchyroll. Join Nico as she tries out practical magic on her friends (and herself) and Moi and her other familiars clean up after her. Then take a look at the gentler side of the series in a creditless cut of the ending sequence. Check it out, set to "Mahou wa Spice" by Aooo: Witch Watch Creditless Ending Related: Witch Watch Anime Releases Opening Theme Song Video Featuring Yoasobi Kenta Shinohara began serialization of Witch Watch in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2021, with 21 volumes released in Japan to date. Viz Media publishes an official English version of the manga. Hiroshi Ikehata ( Tonikawa: Over The Moon For You ) directs the Witch Watch anime at Bilbury Animation Studios with Masao Kawase acting as Assistant Director. Deko Akao ( The Case Study of Vanitas ) is on series composition, with character designs by Haruko Iizuka...

Shinichirō Watanabe, the mastermind behind Cowboy Bebop and Space Dandy, is a legend who has proved himself time and time again by creating timeless classics. Not to mention even his other works are exceptionally popular.

But there is no doubt that he excels at creating the kind of absurd, humorous concepts and executes them exceptionally well, almost as if he were parodying reality.

Axel from Lazarus [Credits: Mappa]

He had hopes of returning to his absurd roots, but when Adult Swim came knocking with full funding and a blank check, they made one thing clear: they didn’t want another Dandy. They wanted something serious and something darker. And that’s how the dystopian world of Lazarus was born.

A darker vision inspired by real-world pain

Adult Swim’s idea was not bad. Although Samurai Champloo and Cowboy Bebop are immensely successful, Space Dandy felt much more lackadaisical and did not...

Black Mirrorcreator Charlie Brooker recently revealed that the seventh season of his hit anthology series will be far more "emotive" and "vulnerable" than longtime viewers may be accustomed to.

Black Mirror has never shied away from taking viewers to dark places, as the anthology series often offers a bleak vision of the future regarding the potential of technology. While the series has had its moments where happiness wins the day with episodes like "San Junipero" or "Hang the DJ", the series generally opts for darker outlooks on the future, with warnings of how certain technologies may negatively impact how people live their lives and interact with others. However, the seventh season may be a break from the doom and gloom of previous seasons, according to Brooker. In an interview with The Guardian, Brooker revealed that the newest season has more "emotive" and vulnerable" episodes and that there won't be as...

Dead & Company is back at the Sphere in Las Vegas for their second residency and the band has kicked off the latest run of shows!

Original members of Grateful Dead, along with John Mayer and more, will be performing an 18-show residency in celebration of the band’s 10-year anniversary.

Opening night of the new residency took place on Thursday (March 20) at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

Dead & Company is known for changing the setlist up every night and the first show of the new residency got a nearly four-hour show that began with the band’s first-ever performance of the classic Spencer Davis Group hit “Gimme Some Lovin’.” The night ended with a show-closing rendition of “Touch of Grey.”

Tickets for most of the shows are already sold out on Ticketmaster, but seats may pop up from time to time. There are still tickets available on Stubhub and Vivid...

Before Samara Weaving was running from an obsessive fan in the new film Borderline, she was running wild in this workplace terror starring The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun. In the 2017 black comedy film Mayhem, Weaving plays a woman infected by a rage-inducing virus and now looking for revenge.

Mayhem stars Yeun as Derek Cho, an ambitious lawyer who finds that he has quickly lost his moral compass when working with his firm. After successfully defending a client who committed murder under the influence of a virus that lowers inhibitions, Derek is fired from the firm when the fault of a mishandled case gets pinned on him. Before he can be escorted out, the building gets locked into quarantine when the virus is detected in the air. The newly infected Derek decides to get bloody revenge on those responsible for getting him fired. Joining in his mayhem is Melanie (Weaver...

One time, on "Happy Days," Henry Winkler's Arthur Fonzarelli jumped over a shark while waterskiing. During one episode of "How I Met Your Mother," Josh Radnor and Cobie Smulders' characters Ted Mosby and Robin Scherbatsky start flying at the end of an episode. In "The Big Bang Theory," Howard Wolowitz, Simon Helberg's character (that he almost didn't audition for), goes to space at the end of the show's fifth season and spends a handful of episodes up there in season 6.

I should say that the situation on "The Big Bang Theory" isn't quite as ridiculous as either of those first examples, even though it sounds just as far-fetched as leaping over a shark's fin in midair. Also, to be absolutely fair here, the production staff of "The Big Bang Theory" went to extreme lengths to make Howard's journey to the International Space Station look legitimate. In a 2022 article on Space.com,...

It's safe to say that fans of The Umbrella Academy were sad to see their beloved hit Netflix series take its bow last year after four (or maybe three) acclaimed seasons. The superhero show — which was often laugh-out-loud funny, by the way — featured quite the talented ensemble including Tom Hopper (Space Cadet) and Academy Award-nominee Elliot Page (Juno). Speaking of, Page's fan-favorite character Vanya had a standout character arc in the midst of Season 2, where she was transported back to the 1960s and ultimately met the acquaintance of Sissy (Marin Ireland). From there, a lasting relationship formed, perhaps leading followers of the series to wonder: What if the two were to ever meet again, by some time-traveling happenstance?

MovieWeb recently caught up with Ireland, who has certainly kept busy in Hollywood ever since the conclusion of The Umbrella Academy — including an all-new series on Apple TV+ called Dope Thief.

On Tuesday March 18 2025, HGTV broadcasts House Hunters International!

Tiny Space, Big Drama in Phuket Season 202 Episode 9 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of “House Hunters International,” titled “Tiny Space, Big Drama in Phuket,” a family of three embarks on an exciting adventure to find their dream home on the beautiful island of Phuket, Thailand. This episode promises to showcase the stunning scenery and vibrant culture of the area, as well as the challenges that come with relocating to a new country.

The family arrives in Phuket filled with hopes and dreams of island living. They envision a spacious home with plenty of room for their needs. However, as they start their search, they quickly discover that the reality of the housing market may not align with their expectations. The episode highlights the contrast between their dreams and the actual options available, leading to some unexpected twists and turns.

As the family navigates their options,...

A new report says that some fan-favorite animated Marvel Cinematic Universe characters may be returning for Avengers: Doomsday. The movie will continue exploring the McU's multiverses.

According to a report from The Cosmic Circus, Marvel Studios is exploring ways to bring their animated properties into Avengers: Doomsday, and it's likely to be done in an animated format respective to their original universe, rather than trying to adapt them into live-action. This means that Avengers: Doomsday could have scenes similar to Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Space Jam, with the animated characters appearing on-screen with the live-action cast.

The report also clarifies that while the animated Loki character Miss Minutes is expected to return for Doomsday, the information is in addition to her interactions on screen, hinting at more animated characters from other Marvel properties. This opens up the Avengers movie to have cameos from characters in What If...?, the Disney...

Joy Behar said on The View that she wishes President Donald Trump had purchased a rocket from Elon Musk to “go to space” just six days after the SpaceX craft explosion.

View moderator Whoopi Goldberg started the show with a conversation about Tuesday’s event of Trump selecting a new Tesla car to support the struggling public image of his political ally’s company.

>Watch: Joy Behar On Donald Trump & Sarah Palin

Near the end of the discussion, Behar, 82, attempted to make a joke about the president and a specific mode of transportation, resulting in a quip that prompted her cohosts to advise her against commenting.

“I would have preferred, instead of buying a Tesla,” Behar said, “He would’ve bought a rocket from Elon and go into s…” Behar trailed off just ahead of saying the word as she raised her right arm into the sky.

Goldberg pressed into Behar,...

Sailor Moon is not just one of the most popular magical girl anime in existence, but one of the most famous anime ever. The storyline follows the adventures of Usagi Tsukino, who initially believes that she is an average teenager. A chance meeting with a cosmic cat named Luna informs the student that she is actually anything but, and is destined to fight several powerful foes in order to find a missing princess from the moon.

Thanks to its narrative, designs, and unforgettable cast of characters, Sailor Moon has remained a staple of the anime industry to this day. However, there is a key theme in the storyline that can be rather confusing at times, that being the element of time travel. Time itself, according to the Sailor Moon narrative, is not something that should be manipulated, and yet the Sailor Guardians are often able to do so without trouble — most of the time.

Dynamite Entertainment started the Space Ghost run back in early 2024 and I was on the fence about picking it up. I enjoyed Space Ghost: Coast to Coast, but not quite as much as the original Hanna-Barbera cartoon (and the two are vastly different). However, my appreciation of writer David Pepose (The Devil That Wears My Face and Moon Knight: City Of The Dead) was enough for me to give it a shot. 11 issues later, I'm more sure than ever that starting the series was a great decision.

Space Ghost creative team:

Writer: David PeposeArtist: Jonathan LauColors: Andrew DalhouseLetterer: Taylor Esposito

Space Ghost has a ton of intergalactic action and violence mixed in with emotional moments between Space Ghost, Jan, Jace, and even their monkey, Blip. And just when you think things can’t hit you in the heart harder, you’re proven wrong. That leads us to the most recent issues,...

Shinichiro Watanabe is a name synonymous with his epic, genre-redefining works. He started the trends that continue to influence anime even today. From Cowboy Bebop to Samurai Champloo and Space Dandy, his works have always been stylish and classy, with the appropriate amount of depth and heavy themes.

Axel Gilberto | Credits: Studio Mappa Studio

This balanced manner of storytelling is what gives the audience the full Watanabe experience. From the beginning to the end, the magic of the music, the laid-back characters, and the intricate plot all seem realistic as they slowly intertwine and give rise to a unique narrative.

This has been Watanabe’s way; he does not rush and hurry to skip out the parts that could flesh out the characters and deepen the essence of the narrative. The quirky characters and the effortless cool factor are important. Unfortunately, Lazarus seems to be taking a more serious approach.

Jeff Bridges is set to release a new album of archival recordings titled Slow Magic, 1977-1978. It drops in full on April 12th via Light in the Attic, but you can hear the previously unreleased song “Obnoxious” below.

The 11-track collection pulls from a recently unearthed, decaying cassette, which was simply labeled “July 1978.” Bridges started working on the songs at a house in Malibu with a group of high school friends including guitarists Stan Ayeroff and David Greenwalt, bassist Matthew Bright, and drummer Steve Baim.

He then rented a warehouse in Venice, California after filming 1976’s King Kong for recording sessions that produced “Obnoxious” and the title track. These sessions were overseen by Bob Dylan collaborator Ken Lauber.

“Pretty wild that this thing that happened around 50 years ago wants to bloom,” Bridges said in a press release. “I guess weirdness is what’s happening these days. You never can tell what’s gonna happen.

Jeff Bridges is set to release a new album of archival recordings titled Slow Magic, 1977-1978. It drops in full on April 12th via Light in the Attic, but you can hear the previously unreleased song “Obnoxious” below.

The 11-track collection pulls from a recently unearthed, decaying cassette, which was simply labeled “July 1978.” Bridges started working on the songs at a house in Malibu with a group of high school friends including guitarists Stan Ayeroff and David Greenwalt, bassist Matthew Bright, and drummer Steve Baim.

He then rented a warehouse in Venice, California after filming 1976’s King Kong for recording sessions that produced “Obnoxious” and the title track. These sessions were overseen by Bob Dylan collaborator Ken Lauber.

“Pretty wild that this thing that happened around 50 years ago wants to bloom,” Bridges said in a press release. “I guess weirdness is what’s happening these days. You never can tell what’s gonna happen.

Adult Swim released the official trailer for the highly anticipated Lazarus anime, set to be released on April 5 at midnight on Toonami.

Via its official YouTube channel, Adult Swim premiered the official trailer for the upcoming Lazarus anime series, debuting on Apr. 4, 2025. Directing the series is Shinichiro Watanabe, renowned for his work on Cowboy Bebop, Space Dandy, Samurai Champloo, and more. Readers can check out the Lazarus anime trailer below.

Related'i Feel Indebted': Evangelion Creator Reveals the Anime That 'Brought Me Back to Animation'

The creator of Evangelion recently recalled how another original anime series reignited his passion for the animation medium as a whole.

Joining Watanabe, who also co-wrote the screenplay, are Dai Sato, Takahiro Ozawa (Ume) and Tsukasa Kondo as fellow screenplay writers. Akemi Hayashi comes on board as character designer; the popular anime studio Mappa is credited for animation production. John Wick director Chad Stahelski is in charge of action direction,...

In celebration of Black History Month, 70s on 7 is counting down the 50 best soul hits of the 1970s — according to you, our listeners!

70s on 7 Soul CountdownYour favorite soul hits of the ’70sListen on the App

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Voting has closed and the results have been tallied. Now you can listen to the countdown in full anytime on the SiriusXM app or catch it on-air on 70s on 7 (Ch. 7).

Top Soul Hits of the ’70s

Songs our listeners voted on:

“ABC” – The Jackson 5

“After the Love Has Gone” – Earth, Wind & Fire

“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” – Diana Ross

“Ball of Confusion” – The Temptations

“Bad Girls” – Donna Summer

“Ben” – Michael Jackson

“Best of My Love” – The Emotions

“Boogie Down” – Eddie Kendricks

“Boogie Fever” – The Sylvers

“Boogie Nights” – Heatwave

“Boogie Oogie Oogie” – A Taste of Honey

“Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, Babe” – Barry White

“Car Wash...

Zendaya is an actress, singer and producer who's one of the most prominent artists of the modern day. Dune director Dennis Villeneuve has described her as "a cultural icon in the making" and, as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2022 according to Time Magazine, her stardom knows no bounds despite her relative youth. Zendaya set the record for the youngest Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series winner in 2020 and the youngest two-time winner when she won again in 2022 for her portrayal of Rue inEuphoria.

Since then, she has continued to star in memorable roles and contrasting characters. Zendaya played a high school student in a family of spies in the Disney Channel series K.C. Undercover and a high school student dealing with drug addiction in the HBO drama Euphoria. However, she also starred in more mature roles, like Marie in Malcolm and...

On Monday 17 February 2025, CBeebies broadcasts Big Lizard!

Personal Space Season 1 Episode 42 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Big Lizard,” titled “Personal Space,” promises to be an engaging adventure for young viewers. Set to air on CBeebies, this episode follows Cosima, who is on a quest for some peace and quiet. After searching high and low, she finally finds a cozy spot to settle down with her book. However, things take an unexpected turn as she discovers that tranquility may not be as enjoyable as she thought.

As Cosima dives into her reading, she soon realizes that being alone in her quiet place comes with its own set of challenges. The story explores the idea that sometimes, too much solitude can feel lonely. Cosima’s journey highlights the importance of companionship and the joy that friends can bring, even in moments when one seeks a little personal space.

In the midst of her quiet time,...

Cirroc Lofton and Wil Wheaton have admiration for each other

On his recent podcast “The 7th Rule”, Cirroc Lofton who portrayed Captain Sisko’s (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) son Jake Sisko – along with his co-host Ryan T. Husk, interviewed Wil Wheaton who portrayed Dr. Beverly Crusher's (Star Trek: The Nex Generation) son Wesley Crusher. It was exciting to see these two former child actors who portrayed children in space while going through puberty in the adult world of Starfleet regulations, space travel, aliens, and adolescent drama.

Lofton congratulated Wheaton for “pioneering the space of the young kids in space…you paved the way in space for young men.” Wesley followed up by reflecting when a fan questioned him about Jake Sisko at a ComiCon “I kind of feel like Wesley Crusher crawled so that Jake Sisko could walk, so that Adira Tal from Star Trek Discovery could fly…”

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Since Star Trek: The Next Generation took off in 1987, there hasn't been a Star Trek series that hasn't had some type of connection to The Original Series, even if it was by a thin thread. Star Trek: The Next Generation was for the new crew aboard the Enterprise, which was the orginal starship. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was connected to The Next Generation through Chief O'Brien and the Battle of Wolf 359, which killed Commander Sisko's wife, Jennifer. Captain Jean-Luc Picard had been assimilated by the Borg at the time and was involved in the death of over eleven thousand people. The bond was strengthened when Lt. Commander Worf came to Deep Space Nine.

Star Trek: Voyager crew members visited Quark's Bar on Deep Space Nine before their voyage began, and Reginald Barclay, who had served aboard the Enterprise on The Next Generation, showed up in several episodes as did Counselor Deanna Troi.