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Yellowjackets‘ Sophie Thatcher is in negotiations to star opposite Mark Eydelshteyn in Season 2 of Prime Video’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith, sources tell Deadline.

If her deal closes, the duo would be playing the eponymous Mr. & Mrs. Smith. As Deadline has reported, Billie Eilish had been approached for the female lead but that didn’t materialize as the Oscar-winning musician is touring.

Amazon MGM Studios, which co-produces the series with New Regency, had been seeking an actor and actress in their 20s to play John and Jane, respectively, in Season 2 with one-year deals.

Created by Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane, Season 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Smith followed two lonely strangers who have to pose as a married couple as they both begin new careers as spies, taking on new aliases, Mr. and Mrs. John and Jane Smith. Now hitched, John and Jane navigate a high-risk mission every week...

Walden Media has named Juliana Janes as executive vice president of development and production.

At the studio behind Apple’s Lincoln assassination series “Manhunt” and the upcoming Russell Crowe drama “Nuremberg,” Janes will elevate the content slate working closely with writers, directors and producers. She’ll report to Walden production president Benjamin Tappan.

Janes comes from Bron, the edgy label where she served as EVP across both film and television. There, she developed projects including “Kin” and “Ten Percent” and the upcoming “Americana,” a feature starring Sydney Sweeney and Paul Walter Hauser.

“Juliana’s passion for storytelling and enviable record of success in film and television makes her a perfect fit for Walden’s mission of delivering narratives that inspire and resonate with audiences,” said Tappan. “Her commitment to fostering creativity aligns seamlessly with our mission to bring forth stories that challenge and uplift viewers.”

Prior to Bron, Janes served...

Following his acclaimed American feature debut in Anora, Mark Eydelshteyn is set to make an equally high-profile American TV debut as the male lead in Season 2 of Prime Video’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

Eydelshteyn will play the eponymous Mr. Smith. As Deadline reported exclusively, Billie Eilish had been rumored for the female lead, Mrs. Smith, but I hear that didn’t materialize as the Oscar-winning musician is touring.

Amazon MGM Studios, which co-produces the series with New Regency, had been seeking an actor and actress in their 20s to play John and Jane, respectively, in Season 2 with one-year deals.

Created by Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane, Season 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Smith followed two lonely strangers who have to pose as a married couple as they both begin new careers as spies, taking on new aliases, Mr. and Mrs. John and Jane Smith. Now hitched, John...

Sex and the City was a banner show for HBO at the turn of the century, and its best spiritual successor wasn't And Just Like That...Women loved how the Sex and the City cast balanced friendship, love, and work. The show is so beloved that HBO produced a reboot series, And Just Like That Three of the four main cast return for And Just Like That.., which includes a few new characters as well. While And Just Like That is popular enough to get an upcoming third season, critics and audiences agree it is an unnecessary and inferior show compared to Sex and the City.

However, another show quietly is a much better Sex and the City replacement, The Bold Type. The five-season dramedy followed the lives of three best friends working at a fashion magazine as they navigated love and life. The Bold Type characters embrace the messiness of dating and working,...

Masterpiece on PBS is inviting fans of the legendary author, Jane Austen, to open up the book and take a look at whats inside, with the arrival of a fresh batch of photos from the networks upcoming series, Miss Austen. Along with a handful of images that will transport viewers back to the days of tophats and bonnets, the show has also unveiled its release date. While its still a bit of a ways off, eager fans can expect to check out the four-part production when it arrives on May 4, 2025, perfectly welcoming spring with a lovely period drama that will tackle the mystery of Janes sister, Cassandra Austen, burning her notorious letters, bringing a delightful new tale to the small screen about the woman who has long captivated readers and dreamers alike.

Horror movie villains come in all forms, but there's something to be said about some of the genre's best female antagonists. Historically, horror films often relegated women to stereotypical roles as damsels in distress or disposable victims devoid of autonomy and rationality. While suspense movies occasionally featured female villains, it's only recently that horror has begun to present women as antagonists on equal footing with their male counterparts. The most chilling female antagonists defy stereotypes and challenge traditional perceptions of women, girlhood, and femininity by weaponizing them to unsettle viewers through blood-soaked rampages.

These characters exploit outdated assumptions about women being underestimated or dismissed as threats, cleverly using these perceptions to catch both their victims and audiences off-guard. With ruthless precision, they orchestrate events and execute their twisted visions without hesitation, whether through violent slayings or masterful manipulation. In doing so, they command respect and evoke fear typically reserved for male characters.

Tarzan (1999) was one of the last movies that could be considered part of Disney's powerhouse Renaissance Era of animated films. It featured award-winning songs by Phil Collins with a score by Mark Mancina. The movie was a retelling of the story Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs, published in 1912. Frozen director Chris Buck made his directorial debut, and the movie presented a new take on Tarzan as a jungle-surfing vine swinger with a father-son conflict at its center. Rosie O'Donnell starred in the voice cast along with Tony Goldwyn, Glenn Close, Brian Blessed, Wayne Knight, and Minnie Driver.

Driver starred as Disney's latest heroine and almost-princess, Jane Porter. Although not of royal blood in the Tarzan story, Disney did once consider adding Jane to its merchandising line of princesses. Not every "princess" is actual royalty -- for example, Mulan is a warrior more than she is a princess.

The 2005 film adaptation of this classic Jane Austen novel has brought Pride and Prejudice movie quotes to a whole new demographic of audiences. Starring Keira Knightley, Rosamund Pike, Donald Sutherland, Matthew Macfadyen, and many others, Pride and Prejudice was a remarkably wonderful adaptation. This period drama wasn't as stilted and dreary as many period dramas. This romantic drama connected with a new generation, and is still widely watched and admired by fans.

Jane Austen's works continue to be some of the most popular adaptations since their release in the early 1800s. Austen's novels have stood the test of time as people read and reread her work for her prose. Her universal plots and characters are as relevant now as they were in the 19th century. There have been several adaptations of Austen's work. Thanks to the Pride and Prejudice movie quotes, it remains a highlight from her adaptations, still...

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TV show finales were always a big event, but for some titles, the penultimate episode was actually better. Second-to-last episodes were typically to build anticipation for the shows ending, but many hit their peak before they reached the finale. Even some of the best TV shows of all time had better penultimate episodes. However, this didnt mean that their finales were bad; several were critically acclaimed and incredibly memorable, but their predecessor still stood as a better story.

Just because these episodes were better than the last, it didnt mean that they were a replacement for the conclusion. However, some final episodes werent great, and there was a far better option to serve as its ending. Certain TV finales ensured a revival would never happen, whereas others left the door open to be revisited in the future. Regardless of whether their finale was perfect or terrible,...

Fans have been raving ever since the concert for Jane’s Addiction was announced, this year featured the band’s full reunion for the first time in 14 years. Unexpectedly, the show at Leader Bank Pavilion had to be stopped on 13 September, due to a shocking altercation between members.

The singer Perry Farrell took a hit on guitarist Dave Navarro and was subsequently removed from the stage. This brawl caused the concert to be wrapped up in the middle of the 11th song of the set. Fans were enraged while others expressed their disappointment at the turn of events. However, the internet has stated their affiliation, and it is not with the one who started the fight.

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This Friday, 13 September, saw the reunion of the 1980s’ legendary rock band, Jane’s Addiction. The concert held in Boston featured the classic line-up of the band as the guitarist,...

Defying the odds at Sunday’s Creative Arts Emmys, Michaela Coel (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”) ended up winning the Best Drama Guest Actress race for the Prime Video spy thriller. Many awards pundits thought that Claire Foy (“The Crown”) might prevail, especially considering she had already won this same guest actress category in 2021 as well as the lead actress race in 2018. For this 2024 contest, the two nominees faced off against Marcia Gay Harden (“The Morning Show”), Sarah Paulson (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”) and Parker Posey (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”).

Coel submitted the episode “Infidelity” in which she plays Bev, a secret spy who tries to infiltrate the marriage between John (Donald Glover) and Jane (Maya Erskine). This marks Coel’s second career Emmy victory after previously prevailing for writing her HBO limited series “I May Destroy You” (2021).

In all, “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” received 16 Emmy nominations and won two at...

From watching Jane die to poisoning Brock, Walter White did some truly reprehensible things across the five seasons of Breaking Bad that made viewers fall out of love with him. When audiences were first introduced to Walt, he was a mild-mannered everyman: a husband, father, and high school chemistry teacher. He wasnt too far removed from Bryan Cranstons last major TV role Hal from Malcolm in the Middle except he was a much sadder version of that sitcom dad archetype. Naturally, audiences loved the character. But that all changed after he broke bad.

Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan took the TV antihero stories pioneered by The Sopranos and Mad Men to the next level. Gilligan challenged televisions usual M.O. of maintaining the status quo with a story of change. Whereas Tony Soprano and Don Draper were bad guys from the outset and remained bad guys until the very end,...

Beach vacations sound like nothing but fun in the sun unless one has seen Jeffery A. Browns directorial debut, The Beach House. What starts as an uncomfortable, accidental couples weekend in a nearly abandoned seaside town ends in a cosmic horror nightmare that would impress H.P. Lovecraft himself. Liana Liberato stars as Emily, a college senior giving her relationship with Randall (Noah Le Gros) one last chance. Their romantic getaway crashes the older couple, Mitch (Jake Weber) and Janes (Maryann Nagel), own stay at the same house. As the couples shakily occupy the space, an oceanic microorganism rapidly works through every living organism it comes in contact with.

Warning: This article discusses topics such as suicide, terminal illnesses, and homophobia.

Grey's Anatomy actors shine in other TV shows and movies, showcasing their versatility and talent beyond the medical drama. The evolution of the Grey's Anatomy cast members from the show to other projects highlights their successful post-show careers. Grey's Anatomy serves as a launchpad for actors' careers, allowing them to take on diverse and engaging roles in various projects.

There are several former and current Greys Anatomy actors who also star in some brilliant TV shows and movies. The Greys Anatomy characters are known as cheats, deceivers, and irresponsible at times, but they are also equally charming, loyal, and dedicated to their roles. By appearing in one of the best medical dramas of all time, each member of the shows cast is prepared to take on all manner of enthralling roles in other projects.

The Greys Anatomy season...

Jane’s Addiction and Love and Rockets have expanded their current North American co-headlining tour by adding seven new shows to the end of the run. The new dates see the two bands hitting six markets that weren’t on the original itinerary, as well as playing a second show in Los Angeles.

The tour kicked off on August 9th in Las Vegas, and has already seen Jane’s Addiction and Love and Rockets play six dates. The newly added shows will take place October 2nd through 16th, and find the two legendary alt-rock acts performing in Denver; Sandy, Utah; Seattle; Portland, Oregon; Reno, Nevada; San Francisco; and Los Angeles (where they previously performed on August 13th).

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An artist pre-sale for the new shows is now active via Ticketmaster using the code Redemption, while a Live Nation pre-sale begins Wednesday (August 21st) at 10 a.m.

My Lady Jane, which premiered on Prime Video in June 2024, has been canceled after only one eight-episode season. Despite the potential for expanding the titular characters narrative and developing her into a stronger version of herself, Prime Video has confirmed that the series will not continue. This decision comes as a surprise to fans who saw massive scope for further storytelling.

A historical fantasy drama, My Lady Jane is adapted from the novel of the same name written by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows. Set in an alternate 16th-century England, it reimagines the tragic tale of Lady Jane Grey, who was Queen of England for nine days before her execution. Over the course of the season, we see Jane being coerced into marrying Lord Guildford Dudley, as well as navigating the perils of ascending to the throne and dealing with opposition and scheming nobles.

The show stars Emily Bader as Lady Jane Grey,...

The classic Jane’s Addiction lineup has embarked on its first North American tour in 14 years, co-headlining the outing with Love and Rockets. The tour kicked off in Las Vegas last Friday (August 9th) and has made stops in San Diego (August 11th) and Inglewood, California (August 13th) thus far.

The tour runs through a September 26th show in Indianapolis, and will travel to such cities as New Orleans, New York, Boston, and Chicago along the way. Get tickets to the upcoming shows here.

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At the most recent show on Tuesday night at the YouTube Theater in Inglewood (Los Angeles area), Jane’s Addiction offered up a 14-song setlist. Singer Perry Farrell and company kicked things off with “Kettle Whistle,” and proceeded to perform classics like “Pigs in Zen,” “Jane Says,” “Mountain Song,” “Stop,” and the set-closing “Been Caught Stealing.” They also played their new single,...

Spoilers are an odd beast for most Lifetime films. Few, if any, titles actually try to surprise audience with a killer reveal. More often than not there are twists, but the joy of watching these made-for-tv films is the journey to the big showdown.

It’s frustrating then, that Stepmom from Hell fully spoils its own ending with a completely on the nose title. As written by Hamish Briggs, Daniel Kautz, Nathanael Lirio and Elizabeth Snoderly, the embezzling-turned-murder mystery film definitely features a number of red herrings and twists en route to its climax, so the dead obvious title betrays the writers’ intentions.

As directed by Corbin Timbrook, the film follows Izzy Thompson (Lexi Giovagnoli), a hyper competent businesswoman struggling to launch a dog-related app in the shadow of her famous businessman. Jack Thompson (Lorenzo Lamas) has a thirty year legacy and he would much prefer that Izzy inherit his...

Warning: This list contains some mild spoilers for Casey McQuiston's books.

McQuiston's newest release, The Pairing, explores the complexities of the main relationship, accompanied by lots of food and sex. One Last Stop tells the story of a romance complicated by supernatural elements and a journey through queer history. The book Red, White & Royal Blue reigns as the defining moment in Casey McQuiston's career, showcasing both romance and politics.

With the release of The Pairing, bestselling author Casey McQuiston's career now comprises four novels, each as good as the last. However, one or two of these books demonstrate slightly better writing. McQuiston first rose to fame for their BookTok hit Red, White & Royal Blue, a life-changing political rom-com following the romance between the fictional son of the President of the United States and the Prince of Wales. Despite the subsequent Red, White & Royal Blue movie's biggest changes from the book,...

Already a beloved figure among the San Diego Comic-Con set for fixture for his work as the title character in Marvel’s The Punisher, Thomas Jane is back. This time, he’s armed with news he is bringing his horror comic book series The Lycan to Comixology Originals. Jane is doing it through Renegade Entertainment, the company he co-founded with Courtney Lauren Penn, who are producing Season 2 of the Prime Video show Troppo, in which Jane plays disgraced ex-cop Ted Conkaffey. That drama premieres today on Prime Video.

With The Lycan, Jane takes on the new role of comic book editor. The Lycan is based on a story Jane hatched with David James Kelly, with a script by Mike Carey (Lucifer), art by Diego Yapur, coloring by D.C. Alonso, and lettering by AndWorld Design. The 6-issue series is the first from Renegade Entertainment and will be released monthly from Amazon...

This season finale of The Kardashians is more calm than dramatic, focusing on routine moments and family dynamics. Kim suggests a biological age test, highlighting the disparity between the Kardashian-Jenner lifestyle and most people's reality. The episode showcases personal reflections and family bonding, hinting at future relationship dramas and ongoing mysteries.

If you were expecting the season finale of The Kardashians to deliver a dramatic bang, prepare for a letdown. This weeks episode is more of a gentle sigh than a thrilling gasp, as the Kardashian-Jenner clan wraps up the season with a blend of routine check-ups and mild family moments. With the stakes seemingly low and the drama almost non-existent, lets dive into the episode that proves sometimes, even the Kardashians need to hit the brakes.

The episode opens with Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Kris Jenner engaging in a classic midlife crisis conversation. Theyre moaning about getting older,...

Who will win the 2024 Emmy Award for Best Drama Guest Actress? This year’s five nominees are Michaela Coel (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”), Claire Foy (“The Crown”), Marcia Gay Harden (“The Morning Show”), Sarah Paulson (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”) and Parker Posey (“Mr. and Mrs. Smith”). Below, see the nominees’ all-important episode submissions and descriptions from the TV academy’s nominating ballot that the voters will be watching as examples of their best work from the season.

Nominations for the 2024 Emmys were unveiled on Wednesday, July 17 and the winners will be announced on September 7 and 8 (Creative Arts ceremonies) and September 15 (Primetime ceremony). As a reminder, last year’s winner in this category was Storm Reid (“The Last of Us”) for the episode “Left Behind.”

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2024 Emmys: Best Drama Guest Actress episode submissions

Michaela Coel as Bev on “Mr. & Mrs. Smith...

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F features unexpected cameos, including Christopher McDonald as an angry golfer. McDonald's role may be a nod to his iconic Happy Gilmore character, Shooter McGavin. Despite the connection, it's likely not a canonical crossover, as McDonald is credited as "Golfer" in the credits.

One of the most surprising cameos in Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F seems to suggest that the movie takes place in the same cinematic universe as a classic Adam Sandler comedy. Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F sees Eddie Murphys renegade Detroit cop Axel Foley heading back to Beverly Hills for another close-to-home investigation when his estranged daughter Jane, a successful defense attorney, is threatened by mysterious criminals. While hes in Beverly Hills, Axel teams up with his old pals Billy Rosewood and John Taggart as well as Janes ex-boyfriend, Detective Bobby Abbott.

There are a bunch of unexpected cameo appearances by famous faces in the sequel,...

Lil Nas X releases theme song "Here We Go!" for Netflix's Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. The film, directed by Mark Molloy and starring Eddie Murphy, includes a mix of familiar faces and new cast members. Fans and critics eagerly await the release of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F on Netflix, with potential for more sequels in the future.

Multi-Grammy winning rapper Lil Nas X has released his theme song for the upcoming Netflix sequel, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, which sees Eddie Murphy return as the street-smart cop Axel Foley. Titled Here W Go!, the track resurrects the iconic electronic sounds of Le Flic de Beverly Hills (Axel F.) by German musician Harold Faltermeyer, and is sure to have fans even more excited for the long-awaited follow-up.

You can check out Lil Nas Xs Here We Go! below.

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Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Amazon's My Lady Jane and the book on which it's based.

In the end of My Lady Jane Season 1, Edward plans to take back his throne with the help of the Ethians, but Mary remains on the throne going into a possible second season. Guildford, who changes into a horse form every day, struggles with his inability to transform at will and desires a cure for his Ethianism. The character's focus on gaining control over his transformation will likely be explored in the second season. Alice, a mysterious character introduced in the finale, is likely in prison for being an Ethian. Her backstory and specific charges remain to be explored in the upcoming season.

My Lady Jane season 1 leaves many mysteries and questions open-ended, setting the show up for a second season. The Prime Video show is a feminist anachronistic historical fantasy retelling...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Amazon's My Lady Jane and the book on which it's based.

Several changes have been made to the source material or My Lady Jane the eponymous by Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows. Here are some of the notable differences: Changes like Guildford's new traumatic background and the scene with the snake help build character arcs. My Lady Jane adds sex scenes that age up the story, making it more appealing to an adult audience.

Prime Videos My Lady Jane makes multiple changes from the book, improving character arcs and adapting the story for the screen. The historical fantasy series twists the true story of Lady Jane Grey, also known as the Nine Days Queen. Rather than making her a 15-year-old victim of the monarchy, My Lady Jane changes the main characters story, empowering her to take an active role in rewriting history.

My Lady Jane is a historical fiction series based on the book by Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows, with alternate history and creative liberties. The real Lady Jane Grey was a historical figure, educated and influenced by King Henry VIII's widow, Katherine Parr, but her story differs from the show's Ethian-shapeshifting elements. The series highlights the tragic life of Jane Grey, who faced execution, while also paying tribute to her historical significance and the era's religious tensions.

My Lady Jane is a historical fiction based on actual events in Tudor England. While My Lady Janes characters and royal structure are rooted in fact, the show itself takes many creative liberties. My Lady Jane describes itself as a radical retelling of English royal history, in which King Henry VIIIs son Edward does not die of tuberculosis, Lady Jane Grey is not beheaded, and neither is her rascal of a husband Guildford.

Jane Foster could return to the MCU without ruining her heroic ending in Thor: Love & Thunder. Natalie Portman is open to a potential return, sparking theories about how Jane can come back. Jane's return should avoid using the multiverse to maintain the impact of her character's journey.

Though Thor: Love & Thunder gave Jane Foster a worthy ending, there is still a way for her to return to the MCU without ruining her legacy. Actress Natalie Portman debuted as Jane Foster in Thor, then reprised her role in Thor: The Dark World. The character did not return for Thor: Ragnarok, which seemingly signified her conclusion in the MCU, so the confirmation of her role in Love & Thunder was all the more surprising. With Jane finally evolving into Mighty Thor, Love & Thunder was finally able to make the most of such a long-standing MCU character.

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Last year, the nominees for both Best Drama Guest Actor and Best Drama Guest Actress were drawn from just two shows: “The Last of Us” and “Succession.” The former reaped a lucky seven nominations while the latter nabbed five. We don’t think any show will manage to snag that many nominations across these two drama guest acting categories this year but we do think one show will land more bids than any other: Amazon Prime Video’s “Mr. And Mrs. Smith.”

The spy-thriller series, created by Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane, is a reboot of the 2005 movie starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. Glover stars in the lead role opposite “Pen15” actress and creator Maya Erskine. The two multi-hyphenates feature as a pair of spies (John and Jane) who must pretend to be a couple and complete missions together. The episodes each depict the stages of a relationship through the prism a spy thriller.

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Am I Ok?

Am I Ok? showcases a diverse soundtrack, featuring indie songs that play softly against the characters' dialogue. The film teaches self-acceptance and the importance of unique journeys, focusing on Lucy's late realization of her sexuality. Songs like Sleater-Kinney's "Can I Go On" and Phoebe Bridgers' "Motion Sickness" reflect Lucy's emotional journey beautifully.

Am I Ok? is now streaming on Max after premiering at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival with standout performances, a relatable script, and an interesting soundtrack. It was one of two Dakota Johnson movies that premiered at the festival, with Cooper Raiffs Cha Cha Real Smooth also making its debut. Am I Ok? was the directorial debut of comedian-actresses Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne, who have been married since 2015. The couple have acted together before in one of Tig Notaros best projects, One Mississippi.

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Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 2 might explore a different spy couple without Glover and Erskine, but possibilities remain endless. The show's potential prequel with Skarsgrd and Gonzalez could offer a fresh take on their characters' spy-filled past. A prequel focusing on Skarsgrd and Gonzalez's characters could create a more exciting narrative than a typical anthology format.

With Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 2 officially happening, the show's best future may not be an anthology format if Donald Glover and Maya Erskine don't return. Despite the fact that Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 1's ending featured a cliffhanger, the follow-up installment on Amazon Prime Video might need to focus on a different John and Jane Smith. Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 2 will be without Glover and Erskine, at least when it comes to the onscreen cast, and though that's disappointing, the show still has plenty of avenues to explore surrounding the core concept.

A team of Wolverines from across the multiverse are hunting Onslaught, and between missions, Jane Howlett reveals her origin. Jane's origin was much like the backstories of the other Wolverines, but with small details that make her story especially dark (perhaps even darker than she knows). Jane Howlett's personal lore as Wolverine continues to grow in Marvel Comics, something Wolverine fans should be excited about!

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Weapon X-Men #3! As it currently stands in Marvel Comics canon, its safe to say that Wolverine is having a pretty rough go of it, especially when considering how much trouble the multiverse is giving him lately. The prime Wolverine of Earth-616 is in the middle of a war with Sabretooth and his multiversal variants during the ongoing Sabretooth War. Meanwhile, five of Logans variants are skipping across realities searching for a rogue Onslaught, including a new version of Wolverine named Jane Howlett.

Aunt Jane's fate in Five Nights at Freddy's remains unclear, leaving fans to speculate if she survived the attack by Golden Freddy. While Aunt Jane is a hateable character, her return in the sequel would intensify the legal battle she poses to Mike and Abby. The Five Nights at Freddy's movie adaptation includes a relatable human storyline alongside the terrifying animatronic mascot conflict.

One of the most hateable characters in the Five Nights at Freddys movie was insinuated to have died a gruesome death, but she might live to torment the heroes again in the highly anticipated sequel. Much like the video game series it was based on, the movie adaptation of Five Nights at Freddys revolves around the night watchman at an old pizzeria as hes terrorized by animatronic mascots that have come to life with murderous intentions. But it also had a relatable human storyline running alongside the main conflict.

Krysten Ritter's role in Breaking Bad as Jane Margolis highlights themes of addiction, love, and tragedy. The emotional impact of Jane's death scene on the cast, especially Bryan Cranston, was intense and palpable. Cranston's preparation for the scene by seeing his own daughter's face underscores the depth of his performance.

Krysten Ritter's Breaking Bad role left a lasting impression on her, for better or worse. Breaking Bad, a show that redefined television storytelling, centers around Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine-manufacturing drug lord. With its intricate plotlines and deep character development, the series has etched its place in the annals of TV history. Throughout its five seasons, Breaking Bad masterfully explores themes of morality, consequence, and the human capacity for change, compelling viewers to question the dichotomy between right and wrong.

Krysten Ritter's Breaking Bad character, Jane Margolis, serves as a pivotal figure in Breaking Bad...

The ambiguous ending of Mr. & Mrs. Smith leaves viewers unsure of the fates of John and Jane Smith. The three gunshots heard suggest both characters may have fired, leaving their fate uncertain. The return of Glover's John and Erskine's Jane in a potential season 2 is highly anticipated by fans.

The ambiguous ending of Mr. & Mrs. Smith left viewers with a cliffhanger regarding the fates of protagonists John and Jane Smith. Based on how Amazon's television adaptation of Mr. & Mrs. Smith ended, there's no way of knowing for sure exactly what happened to Donald Glover's John and Maya Erskine's Jane. Glover's character was wounded in their safe room while Erskine's Jane only had one bullet left in her pistol as Parker Posey's "Super High Risk" Jane waited outside to strike.

The three gunshots heard at the end of Mr. & Mrs. Smith indicate that both Posey and...

A potential season 2 of Mr. & Mrs. Smith could introduce more Smith couples to expand the show's world. The show's mysterious organization, known as "Hihi," remains a faceless entity with unknown morals. The right actors must be chosen for new Smith couples to ensure they fit into the show's unique style.

After the shocking finale of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, a potential season 2 could look to introduce even more Smith couples to expand the world of the show. Season 1 shows three Smith couples. Donald Glover and Maya Erskine play the main John and Jane Smith, but there are the "extremeley high-risk" Smiths played by Wagner Moura and Parker Posey, and the Smiths who only appear in the first episode. There could be many more Johns and Janes in the world, and a potential Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 2 could focus on a completely new couple.

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Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

The Amazon series "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" is a remixed version of the 2005 movie, featuring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine as spies in an arranged marriage for a mission. The main characters, John and Jane Smith, discover that there are other couples like them in the secret agency known as "Hihi," selected based on compatibility by an AI-generated engine. The series reveals the true identities of John and Jane, highlighting their compatibility as opposites, while introducing other couples and high-risk power couple agents played by Wagner Moura and Parker Posey.

The new Amazon action comedy series Mr. & Mrs. Smith features more Jane and John Smith secret agent characters than meets the eye. Starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine, Mr. & Mrs. Smith is the first television adaptation of the classic 2005 movie starring Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. The series feels...

A connection between Friends and Home Alone has been officially confirmed.

Taking to Instagram, Scott Westwood shared a video highlighting the apparent discovery of the connection. Westwood used clips from Friends and Home Alone to suggest that the house Chandler (Matthew Perry) and Monica (Courteney Cox) purchase as a couple is actually the same house where Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) and his family lived in Home Alone. This can be seen by observing the houses across the street, which look the same in both the TV series and the film. In the comments, Art Director Daren Janes confirmed this to be the case and explained how this all came to be.

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“I like the stock!”

In terms of revolutionary rallying cries, it’s no “Liberté, égalité, fraternité!” or “We will fight them on the beaches …” or “They will never take our freedom!” But by the time that Keith Gill, a.k.a. Roaring Kitty — Reddit and YouTube poster, red headband model, reluctant messiah — told a congressional committee that he’d inspired dozens of online traders to buy stock in GameStop partially because he felt it was undervalued, yet mostly because he liked it, something close to a movement had already taken place.

Exclusive: For 36 years, Dmitry Tokar’s La Cienega Studio Cleaners has made sure costumes for film and TV projects are fresh and neat as a button by working six days a week, 24 hours a day in Hollywood.

His doors aren’t open for the regular Joe and Janes who need a suit cleaned or a dress steamed. “We are strictly show business,” he says of his North Hollywood location and satellite spots at NBC-Universal and Fox. “We have 12 trucks that do nothing but pick up and deliver to and from sets from all the studios and from all the locations. That’s all we do. You can ask around. We’ve probably one of the biggest in town as far as overnight. We’ve done all the NCISes, as well as Swat, 911, Lone Star … you name it. We were doing all the Marvel shows, and not just dry cleaning,...

Exclusive: Looking for Jane, the book by Heather Marshall, is getting the small-screen treatment.

The project is in the works from BentFrame Film & TV, the Toronto-based production company run by Coroner exec producer Adrienne Mitchell, and Tehran and Reginald the Vampire producer Cineflix Studios.

Spanning six decades and multiple timelines, Looking for Jane tells the story of three women whose lives are bound together by a long-lost letter and a secret network of women fighting for the right to choose.

Inspired by the real-life Jane Collective that provided safe but illegal abortions under the constant threat of police raids and prison, the series comes around the 50th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling, which was recently overruled.

Parr recently wrote a screenplay for Ethel, a period musical drama and true story of conductor Ethel Stark.

Zach Marcovici will produce for BentFrame, with Sonia Hosko and Brett Burlock...

Seven directors come together to tell one woman’s story, an experimental tale of a woman driving around Los Angeles. Each vignette was directed in secret, with each director unaware of what would come before or after their film segment. The Seven Faces of Jane is therefore an ambitious undertaking, but it isn't worth taking on as an audience member.

Gillian Jacobs stars and directs in The Seven Faces of Jane. The story follows the titular Jane as she drops off her daughter at a sleep-away camp and then drives off into what is essentially a mini odyssey, where she experiences many obstacles and connections. Contributing to this creative endeavor, known as Exquisite Corpse, are directors Julian Acosta, Xan Cassavetes, Gia Coppola, Ryan Heffington, Boma Iluma, Ken Jeong, Alex Takacs, and of course, Jacobs herself, who directed the opening and closing segments of the film.

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In the spring of 1972, seven members of the Jane Collective, an underground service in Chicago, were arrested for providing illegal abortions to women in need. The collective had been founded by Heather Booth in 1965, when a friend in need of the procedure was nearly suicidal. “Pregnant? Don’t want to be? Call Jane,” read ads placed in the underground press, offering a counseling service mostly for low-income women and women of color. The Janes would refer women to abortion providers, sometimes performing abortions themselves. After the organization was discovered by the Chicago police, the seven Jane members’ lawyer successfully delayed the case’s court proceedings until the January 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which struck down federal and state abortion bans in the United States.

The release of Tia Lessin and Emma Pildes’ Oscar-shortlisted documentary The Janes also aligned with a major abortion ruling: Just weeks after its June 8 premiere on HBO,...

The Sundance Institute has announced the lineup for the 2023 Sundance Film Festival Beyond Film conversations, all of which are open to the public. Made up of three series called Power of Story, Cinema Café, and The Big Conversation, Beyond Film rounds out the festival experience, providing a place for the community to engage through artist conversations, filmmaker panels, and audience discourse. Beyond Film will take place in-person from January 19–23, with the Beyond Film offerings becoming available to audiences across the country on the online festival platform starting January 24.

Beyond Film speakers will include talent from festival films, such as Barry Jenkins, Dakota Johnson, Jonathan Majors (“Magazine Dreams”), Randall Park (“Shortcomings”), Ruth Reichl (“Food and Country”), and Adrian Tomine (“Shortcomings”), as well as compelling speakers including Dr. Orna Guralnik, Marlee Matlin, and Lisa Taddeo.

More details about the lineup are below, with language courtesy of the festival.

Power Of Story

Power of Story: On Intimacy

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Elizabeth Banks in Phyllis Nagy’s Call Jane. Photo: Roadside Attractions Timing is everything, as they say, a tired phrase given fresh relevancy in Phyllis Nagy’s restrained yet inspiring Call Jane, based on the true story of an underground network of Chicago activists in the late ’60s and early...

Thomas Jane as Scott Brennan in K. Asher Levin’s Dig. Photo: Lionsgate If the goal of Dig is to make us feel any kind of sympathy for Scott Brennan (Thomas Jane), the kind of caricatured country dad who’d go looking for his out-past-curfew daughter in a desert honky-tonk while wielding a giant mallet,...