The 50 Best 'Saturday Night Live' Musical Performances
We rank the greatest moments from 50 years of iconic SNL music performances: Radiohead, Olivia Rodrigo, Beyonce and more
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Arcane’s second season is a revolutionary powderkeg
The final season of Netflix’s Arcane is a gorgeous and devastating reflection on the price of revolution.www.theverge.com
Can't be the final season already..surely they'll just do more focused on other characters in this universe
YouTube Premium’s legacy price breaks are going away for more users
‘Early adopter pricing’ is expiring around the world.
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A guide to every Yellowstone spinoff, including upcoming series The Madison, starring Michelle Pfeiffer
From '1883' to upcoming series 'The Madison,' starring Michelle Pfeiffer, here's your guide to all the spinoffs in the 'Yellowstone' universe.
The 20 best thriller series on Netflix in November 2024
From streaming sensations like 'Squid Game' to teen screams like 'Yellowjackets', here are the 20 best thriller series on Netflix right now.
The 20 best sitcoms streaming on Netflix right now
From classic comedies like 'Seinfeld' and 'Martin' to modern fare like 'The Mindy Project', here are the 20 best sitcoms on Netflix right now.
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Meet Jamila Sozahdah, Lil Jon’s baby mama and one of 10 Muslim-American sisters
Reality show Secrets & Sisterhood: The Sozahdahs follows the family’s lives as they balance careers, love and cultural expectations amid the glitz of Los Angeles.
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Paramount+ Hits Profitability for the Second Quarter in a Row
Paramount+ added 3.5 million subscribers in its 2024 Q3, bringing it to 72 million and reaching profitability for the second quarter in a row.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Looks to Be Sticking Around in the Streaming Profitability Club
Warner Bros. Discovery reached 110 million global streaming subscribers and $268 million in earnings in Q3, putting it on pace for sustained profits.
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Penguin Finale
The critics that watched all eight episodes of this series months ago and said the series loses its way in the final two episodes....I definitely don't agree with them. This series has always been on point IMO. This episode delivered gut punches coupled with haunting visuals.
With every victory there is a price.
Loyalty comes with a price.
I'm looking forward to a possible great team up in the next Batman movie. Even if the characters just have a couple of scenes together i will be happy.
The Day of the Jackal
I'm already loving the mood,look and rhythm of this series. You have two characters Eddie Redmayne as the Assasin The Jackal · Lashana Lynch as MI6 Agent Bianca who are experts at what they do,meticulous and then some so when huge obstacles get in their way it's not only jarring for them but also for me. Some slightly predictable turns but the additional strings and complications more than make up for it.
The critics that watched all eight episodes of this series months ago and said the series loses its way in the final two episodes....I definitely don't agree with them. This series has always been on point IMO. This episode delivered gut punches coupled with haunting visuals.
With every victory there is a price.
Loyalty comes with a price.
I'm looking forward to a possible great team up in the next Batman movie. Even if the characters just have a couple of scenes together i will be happy.
The Day of the Jackal
I'm already loving the mood,look and rhythm of this series. You have two characters Eddie Redmayne as the Assasin The Jackal · Lashana Lynch as MI6 Agent Bianca who are experts at what they do,meticulous and then some so when huge obstacles get in their way it's not only jarring for them but also for me. Some slightly predictable turns but the additional strings and complications more than make up for it.
penguin finale was just ok.
Biggest shocker was killing the kid.
I'm so over from.
that shit is super trash.
3 seasons of absolutely nothing!
Biggest shocker was killing the kid.
I'm so over from.
that shit is super trash.
3 seasons of absolutely nothing!
Good podcast. I added it to my rotation last year, as other hosts on The Ringer were recommending it.
Ali Larter wore a whipped cream bikini in Varsity Blues - see her now
Ali Larter came to fame for her whipped cream bikini in the movie Varsity Blues in 1999. And she only got more popular with House on Haunted Hill. Now she is on Landman with Demi Moore.
Good news for fans of Shrinking on Apple+ ... they are currently at approx' the midway point of season 2.
The series premiered on January 27, 2023, on Apple TV+. It has received positive reviews, with praise for its performances, writing, humor, and examination of grief. It was renewed for a second season in March 2023. The second season premiered on October 16, 2024; the series was renewed for a third season a day later.
The series premiered on January 27, 2023, on Apple TV+. It has received positive reviews, with praise for its performances, writing, humor, and examination of grief. It was renewed for a second season in March 2023. The second season premiered on October 16, 2024; the series was renewed for a third season a day later.
AMC Networks U.S. Ad Revenue Drops 10 Percent, Streaming Subs Rise to 11.8M
The company, led by CEO Kristin Dolan, posted its third-quarter results, including a 13 percent domestic affiliate fee revenue drop.
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Ali Larter wore a whipped cream bikini in Varsity Blues - see her now
Ali Larter came to fame for her whipped cream bikini in the movie Varsity Blues in 1999. And she only got more popular with House on Haunted Hill. Now she is on Landman with Demi Moore.www.dailymail.co.uk
Ali Larter Nipple Pokies and Cleavage in a Grey Dress!
Candid pictures of Ali Larter showing nipple pokies and great cleavage in a grey dress while she’s leaving the Chiltern Firehouse in London + a great clip of her on stage! View the pictures + clip…
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How Donald Trump’s Reality Show Changed American Politics Forever
“Trump is the ultimate entertainer. That’s why he’s President,” The Daily Beast’s Joanna Coles explained during an interview with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway.
Is ‘St. Denis Medical’ the New ‘The Office’?
Allison Tolman, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and David Alan Grier star in the new series, which takes the mockumentary format to a hospital.
Kathy Bates Reveals Why She Decided Against Reconstruction After Breast Cancer: 'I Enjoy Not Having Breasts'
Kathy Bates has revealed why she decided against reconstruction surgery after her breast cancer diagnosis and mastectomy in 2012, saying, 'I enjoy not having breasts.'
Jim O'Heir details infamous 'makeout sesh' with 'Parks and Rec' costar Aubrey Plaza in book excerpt
In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, Jim O'Heir dishes on his infamous 'makeout sesh' with 'Parks and Recreation' costar Aubrey Plaza during the show's finale celebration on 'Late Night With Seth Meyers': 'Not my idea.'
Looking forward to this one. Season 1 drops this Friday. It has already been renewed for a 2nd season before airing. Just listened to a podcast interview with Aldis this morning and he talked about the character and show format. He also has an exec producer credit for the series ...
Hollywood on Edge After Trump’s ‘Devastating’ Victory: ‘There’s a Lot of Fear’
From jokes about hoarding birth control to fears about political retribution, Donald Trump's comeback is filling Hollywood with fear and sadness.
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Hollywood on Edge After Trump’s ‘Devastating’ Victory: ‘There’s a Lot of Fear’
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On Nov. 5, Mark Ruffalo settled in to watch the election night returns, expecting Kamala Harris to beat Donald Trump. But as one swing state after another tilted to the former and now future president, Ruffalo started to think about what the next morning would bring for America. “Going through my mind was just all the marginalized people that are going to be suffering from the unimaginable cruelty that’s going to be unleashed,” Ruffalo told Variety at the ACLU of Southern California’s Bill of Rights Awards on Sunday, referencing what he thinks Trump’s triumph means for women, immigrants and the LGBTQ community. “That was what was the most devastating. That we would let this happen.”
The “Avengers” actor isn’t the only member of the show business community cycling through the stages of grief in the aftermath of Trump’s return to power. After all, Hollywood threw its collective weight behind Harris, organizing Zoom fundraisers, sharing social media messages of support and stumping in battleground states. So her defeat was a shattering blow. And while Trump’s first win, in 2016, felt like a bolt from the blue, one that left the creative community eager to join the resistance, this time was different.
“In 2016, the reaction at the time felt like rage. People were motivated — inspired. They wanted to get up and get going,” says one agency insider. “In 2024, the reaction is much more somber and more resigned.”
Laura Friedman, a former film producer who won election to the U.S. House last week as a Democrat, says people in her circles were more distraught than they were eight years ago. “We have seen his bizarre behavior, his corruption and cronyism — we’ve seen all of that, and yet people still voted for him,” she says. “There’s a lot of fear.”
That anxiety was palpable at the glossy events that took place around Los Angeles last weekend. Celebrities still posed for photos on red carpets, but their megawatt smiles couldn’t disguise flickers of worry and sadness. “The last few days have been surreal,” Ciara, the Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter, said at Baby2Baby’s annual gala.
On Saturday, the star-studded premiere of Universal’s “Wicked” provided some distraction from the despair that enveloped the entertainment industry. Executives brought their kids, and famous fans of the musical (including Jennifer Lopez and Troye Sivan) escaped to Oz for the night. A couple days earlier, at the film’s L.A. junket, star Cynthia Erivo drew parallels between the fantastical story and the political moment.
“It’s OK to celebrate each other’s differences,” she said. “I hope it allows us to learn about empathy and what it is to open up to other people, even though they might not be like yourself.”
At the after-party many people appeared to be drowning their sorrows in the night’s custom cocktail, the Ozmopolitan. A few women at the “Wicked” bash even shared stories of cold-calling pharmacies in attempts to “hoard birth control.” They didn’t seem to be joking.
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At the corporate level, some executives, such as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, congratulated Trump on his comeback, while Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav predicted that the new administration would be more willing to rubber-stamp future mergers. Yet there are concerns about how Trump, who has made no secret of his antipathy toward the media or his desire to exact revenge, may respond if Hollywood is too critical. “Saturday Night Live,” for instance, poked fun at this squeamishness during its cold open last weekend, which found the ensemble jokingly declaring their support for Trump. “I keep waking up in the middle of the night screaming. With joy, of course,” Ego Nwodim insisted.
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If studios and streamers aren’t worried about enraging a thin-skinned commander in chief, they may be concerned about alienating the majority of voters who handed him a decisive victory. In this election, Trump captured the popular vote for the first time.
“This might reset some of their thinking about the attitudes of the American people,” actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt said at the Bill of Rights Awards. “If you asked your average Hollywood executive, ‘Who do you think will win the popular vote in 2024?’ very few of them would have said Donald Trump. … I don’t expect Hollywood to really do much other than pursue commercial interests, and I imagine those commercial interests will be realigned by this revelation.”
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Others are still processing the outcome and want to take a moment to listen and reflect before deciding how to respond.
“There’s not a knee-jerk reaction,” says Liana Schwarz, who advises Hollywood donors on issues including climate, protecting democracy and women’s rights. “It is really about being introspective to figure this out.”
For celebrities committed to particular causes, the focus is on how to guard against the threats of a second Trump term.
“While there is shock, it’s not as deep as it was in 2016,” Schwarz says. “There’s more talk about getting to work versus organizing marches.”
Netflix Film Exec Niija Kuykendall to Exit
The vp film joined the company three years ago after a run at Warner Bros.
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Amazon Shutting Down Freevee Streaming Service
Programming from the platform, including 'Jury Duty' and 'Judy Justice,' will be folded into Prime Video.
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Billy Bob Thornton Credits Taylor Sheridan’s Success to Stories Audiences Don’t Get With “Superhero Things”
Thornton stars in the 'Yellowstone' creator's newest series 'Landman,' set in the world of the Texas oil business.
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It's a decent show, don't think it will last unless it can pick up the viewers from The Neighborhood.
That's a big one for the major networks. Being able to maintain the viewership from the lead-in program.
Poppa's House critic reviews
Metacritic aggregates music, game, tv, and movie reviews from the leading critics. Only Metacritic.com uses METASCORES, which let you know at a glance how each item was reviewed.
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I just remembered I don't watch it on cbs. I don't think it is going to last on paramount plus.
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Amazon Shutting Down Freevee Streaming Service
Programming from the platform, including 'Jury Duty' and 'Judy Justice,' will be folded into Prime Video.
Hopefully Jury Duty gets more viewers now. It got lots of praise from critics and fans, but wasn't a household name on Freevee.
Been meaning to check it out this past year. It's still saved in the queue, so to speak.