Let’s get one thing straight up front: “The Drop: A Snowfall Saga” was always going to be different without Damson Idris. Less of a spinoff of the late, great John Singleton’s original “Snowfall” series and more a new chapter that takes place after it, this timeline inevitably means Idris wouldn’t be able to hold the same place at the story’s center. This isn’t a problem per se and, if anything, you wouldn’t want a new show to mess with what was already a great thing. Idris, an endlessly magnetic actor whose magnificent, though still largely underrated, work over the course…
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Fox News host Jesse Watters was blasted for his bizarre on-air remarks claiming he doesn’t believe the Amish actually exist.
The producer will return next season with ‘Downstate,’ about four convicted sex offenders, and a starry, but nearly wordless play, ‘Small Mouth Sounds,’ with Roberts and Rudd.
Willem Dafoe co-stars in Jennifer Peedom’s feature about the titular Sherpa and New Zealand mountaineer Edmund Hillary, who became the first humans to ascend the Himalayan summit in 1953.
“The only thing I know right now is that there’s never a good time to fire an 86-year-old who’s still pretty good at his job,” the beloved singer said.
Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem won’t be shying away from discussing politics while promoting their new film “Bunker.” In fact, during a press conference for the film at the Venice Film Festival this week, the couple argued that “it’s impossible” to avoid doing so. In the film, directed by Florian Zeller, Cruz and Bardem star as couple who’s been married for nearly two decades. But, that marriage starts to fall apart when Bardem’s character agrees to build a survivalist bunker for a tech billionaire. At the film festival, the actors were asked about their decision to speak openly on politics,…
Albrecht Schuch and Bayan Layla star in the true-crime thriller series, which will have its world premiere at TIFF.
The former professional boxer’s new picture book autobiography, “A Spark of Greatness,” is on-sale now.
MS NOW is adding twice-daily live Q&As with Rachel Maddow and other network personalities, along with guided meditations from Calm, as the cable news network rolls out its new paid membership offering. The network unveiled new details Tuesday about its first direct-to-consumer product, which launches Wednesday for $7.99 per month. The membership is part of MS NOW parent Versant’s push to build direct relationships with consumers beyond the traditional cable bundle. At noon ET each day, members will be able to submit questions to a rotating lineup of MS NOW anchors. Maddow will host “Ask Maddow Anything” on Mondays, while…
Police launched a desperate search for an American family after their small plane apparently crashed off the coast of the Bahamas … and officials say two grandparents and their two grandchildren were on board. In a statement, the Royal Bahamas…