Kate Hudson Is Producing The ‘How To Lose A Guy’ Sequel, Not Starring
Twenty three years is a long time to wait for a phone call, and the one Paramount just made is not quite the one everybody wanted. A sequel to “How
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Netflix Gave “Blue Eye Samurai” An Ending Before A Premiere Date
Four years is a long time to sit on a cliffhanger. Netflix finally put a number on the wait this week, and it arrived bundled with the kind of announcement
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“The People v. Gorilla Grodd” Is The DCU’s Weirdest Swing Yet
DC Studios just greenlit a show about a gorilla who ate his father, and it is going to be canon. HBO Max has handed an eight-episode, straight-to-series order to “The
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Bautista Is Kratos, But “God of War” Has A Writers Problem
Amazon has a new Kratos, and getting him cost more than a casting announcement usually does. Dave Bautista was confirmed for Prime Video’s “God of War” on Wednesday, taking over
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An American Made This J-Horror Hit - Stephen King Is Selling It
Three separate times, the new trailer for “Never After Dark” stops the film dead to show you a quote in gold script. The first is Mashable calling it sensationally spooky
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“The Terminal List” Killed Its Own Premise, And Season 2 Knows It
The first thing “The Terminal List” shows you in its Season 2 teaser is a child’s crayon drawing. Stick figures, a house, the sort of thing that goes on a
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“Golden Axe” Trailer Fights By Arcade Rules, So Where’s The Story?
Most video game adaptations spend their first trailer insisting they are more than a video game. “Golden Axe” spends its first trailer admitting it is one, out loud, in dialogue,
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“Sons of Anarchy” Cast Returns As Themselves, So Where’s Kurt Sutter?
SAMCRO buried most of its own before the credits rolled in 2014, which is exactly what has made twelve years of reunion talk feel so quietly impossible. You cannot put
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Frank Marries A Dead Woman, And ‘Always Sunny’ Buries Bonnie Kelly
Season 17 of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” ended on two things happening inside the same minute. Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) chased Sam (Carol Kane) to a bus station in
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“Lanterns” Premiere Ends By Killing (SPOILER), So Where Is The Ring?
HBO spent the better part of two years selling “Lanterns” as the grown-up DC show, the one where two space cops work a murder in the middle of nowhere and