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In a decade that saw some of the most unforgettable biopics of all time, Frank Marshall’s filmAlive often finds itself slipping through the cracks of recognition. While its competitors like Schindler’s List and Braveheart were basking in widespread acclaim and box office glory, Alive quietly earned its place as one of the most realistic and emotionally devastating portrayals of survival in cinema.

Yet, despite its quiet presence, it remains an underappreciated masterpiece, often overshadowed by its bigger biographical peers. Unlike the biopics from the same era, Alive is a slow-burning exploration of survival, focused more on the drawn-out reality than on heroic dramatics. But what it may lack in grandness, it more than makes up for in its intimate depiction of one of the most extraordinary survival stories in modern history.

Alive Tells the Story of One of History’s Bravest Rugby Teams

Based on the incredible true story,...

Quick LinksHere's Where And When To Watch SeveranceWhat To Expect From Severance Season 2, Episode 10, "Cold Harbor""Cold Harbor" Offers One Last Chance To Catch Up With the Severed In Season 2

The time is finally upon the TV-viewing world. Severance is set to deliver its final episode of Season 2, and a lot of stakes ride on this finale. Both in terms of the storytelling at hand, but also regarding general fan satisfaction. While the show is still a great time for much of the audience, it'd be tough to deny the slower pace and lack of direct answers in the back half of Season 2 has left a few fans less-than-pleased. For most, however, it seems that Severance's sophomore outing has proven to be every bit the story viewers had waited 3 years between seasons for.

With this finale -- titled "Cold Harbor" -- confirmed to be one hour and 15 minutes long, fans...

The Australian alternative dance group Rüfüs Du Sol just kicked off their 2025 world tour and the setlist has been revealed!

The group has sold nearly 600,000 tickets worldwide for the Inhale/Exhale World Tour and they’re one of the most popular electronic acts right now.

The new tour features music from their fifth studio album, Inhale / Exhale. Extra nights have been added in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Berlin, Amsterdam, Barcelona, New York, and Toronto due to high demand.

Limited tickets are still available now. You can find out if official tickets are still on sale at RufusDuSol.com/live or you can go to Stubhub and Vivid Seats to look for resale tickets.

Head inside to check out the set list for the show…

Keep scrolling to check out the full set list…

**This set list is representative of night one of the tour and might not be completely accurate for every show.

Invincible Season 3 saw an explosive finale when Conquest arrived on Earth to punish Mark and a battle ensued between them. Robert Kirkman’s series didn’t fail to impress us with this third season as well. There was one element that perfectly accompanied all the fantastic characters and jaw-dropping scenes.

Mark Grayson in Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

As usual, the series nailed the music, using the right track for the right moment. This season featured less musical scores than the first two seasons. However, it managed to elevate the viewing experience just like the previous seasons. Here is a guide for you to find your favorite music from the show.

Invincible Season 3 soundtrack guide A still from the episode All I Can Say Is I’m Sorry from Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

Invincible Season 3 began airing on Prime Video on February 6 and its final episode was released on March 13. John Paesano,...

The Young and the Restless spoilers for Friday, March 14, imply some major moments in the land of Genoa City. Two hostages fight for their lives, while someone gets a major lead, and two heroes swoop in for the save. Time to dive in and see what kind of drama will unfold during Friday’s show!

Phyllis Summers & Sharon Newman Fight To Stay Alive

The Young and the Restless spoilers for Friday, March 14 suggest that Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) and Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) will fight to stay alive.

Fans were shocked to find out during the Wednesday, March 12 episode that Alan Laurent – or possibly his ‘evil’ twin Martin Laurent (both characters played by Christopher Cousins) – was keeping the ladies hostage. Heck, maybe there is an unhinged triplet in this equation no one knows about!

With that said, the ladies may upset their captor. After all, they decided to try and...

Nikki Glaser will return to host the Golden Globe Awards in January 2026, marking her second consecutive time leading the ceremony. The announcement confirms that the comedian, who made history as the first woman to host the event solo in 2025, has signed a multi-year deal with the awards show.

Glaser’s performance at the 82nd Golden Globes was widely praised for its mix of humor and pointed observations. During the event, she joked about the power and influence of the Hollywood elite while ensuring that her comedic approach remained engaging rather than confrontational. Her monologue touched on a variety of cultural and industry topics, including the 2024 presidential election, the #MeToo movement, and viral moments involving actors Timothée Chalamet, Ariana Grande, and Cynthia Erivo.

Reflecting on her experience, Glaser described hosting the show as the most enjoyable moment of her career. “Hosting the Golden Globes this year was without a doubt the...

Nikki Glaser, the Golden Globe-, Grammy- and Emmy-nominated comedian who hosted the Golden Globe Awards earlier this year, will return as the emcee of that ceremony — the highest-profile awards show that celebrates the best of both film and TV, and the first major telecast of the awards season — in January 2026, CBS and the Golden Globes announced Thursday.

On Jan. 5, at the 82nd Golden Globes Awards, Glaser became the first female solo host of a Globes telecast, and received rave reviews.

“Hosting the Golden Globes this year was without a doubt the most fun I have ever had in my career,” Glaser said in a statement. “I can’t wait to do it again, and this time in front of the team from The White Lotus, who will finally recognize my talent and cast me in season four as a Scandinavian Pilates instructor with a shadowy past.”

Added Helen Hoehne, president of the Golden Globes,...

It’s official: Nikki Glaser will be back to host the Golden Globes next year.

The comedian will front the 83rd iteration of the TV and film awards, which will take place in January 2026 and air on CBS.

Glaser was the first woman to ever host the Globes solo and went down a treat with viewers. She scored the gig after her star turn on Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady, telling Deadline before the awards ceremony that the roast slot got her on “some important people’s radar”.

During January’s ceremony, she walked the line between gentle roast and tribute.

“Some of you may know me as a stand up comedian and from my appearances on roasts but I am not here to roast you tonight. I want you to know that. And how could I really? You’re all so famous, so talented, so powerful, you could really do anything.

Following two album releases in 2024, indie rocker Ty Segall shows no signs of slowing down, as he’s just announced his 16th studio album. Titled Possession, it’s out May 30th via Drag City. Along with the announcement, he’s shared the lead single, “Fantastic Tomb,” and a new string of fall tour dates.

Possession was co-written with filmmaker Matt Yoka, with whom Segall has collaborated in the past on music videos (like the 14-minute short film for 2016’s Emotional Mugger) and film scores (like Yoka’s 2020 documentary Whirlybird).

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As a non-musician, Yoka brings a different perspective than the one Segall has amassed throughout his career, but the sense of trust they’ve developed over the years allows them to “throw the conceptual ball back and forth, each acting as writer and editor in the process,” as described in a press release.

“Fantastic Tomb” is...

“Opry 100: A Live Celebration” promises to be a spectacular event as it marks a century of the Grand Ole Opry, a cornerstone of country music. Scheduled to air on NBC at 8:00 Pm on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, this special will be hosted by the beloved Blake Shelton. His charm and humor are sure to bring a lively atmosphere to the celebration.

The lineup of performers is nothing short of impressive. Fans can expect to see Ashley McBryde, Brad Paisley, Carly Pearce, Carrie Underwood, Clint Black, Dierks Bentley, Garth Brooks, Kelsea Ballerini, and Lainey Wilson take the stage. Each artist brings their unique style and energy, making it a night to remember for country music lovers.

As the show unfolds, viewers will witness heartfelt performances and touching tributes that honor the rich history of the Opry. With a mix of nostalgia and excitement, “Opry 100: A Live Celebration” is set to...

Stranding a group of young people in an inhospitable wilderness isn't exactly a new concept, but Yellowjackets makes sure to set itself apart from others of its kind. Unlike Lord of the Flies or Alive, the Showtime series shows what happens when a group of teenage girls have to scrap to survive with no help of rescue. Yellowjackets follows two timelines, one in the '90s when the girls initially crashland in a charter plane and one in the present day that follows the same characters almost 30 years later.

The characters of Yellowjackets pop onscreen because they are vibrant. Although complicated, nuanced, and selfish at times, the soccer team feels like real, lived-in people—at least for the most part. The main clique of friends can always be depended on to give the series life, but some characters aren't nearly as timeless.

Lottie's Schtick Gets Old Quickly

In Yellowjackets,...

Firstly, a pedantic note: while that phrase makes for a nice bit of cinematic wordplay, this film really should be called ‘Fight On Flight’. Because this is a plot with a joyfully silly high-concept premise, which essentially allows for 90 minutes of brawling at 30,000 feet. The film begins, as if to emphasise this point, with a frantic montage of airborne violence: a meal trolley shoved into someone’s crotch, an Uzi disarmed by a dropkick, and a chainsaw merrily thrown into Economy class. And that’s in the first two minutes.

Then we flash back to 12 hours earlier. Some sort of shady quasi-governmental organisation is tracking a “blackhat terrorist” known only as The Ghost. He is, we’re told in mile-a-minute exposition, an über-hacker, who has crashed the Gdp of multiple countries and “destroyed Yemen’s oil reserves”. This mysterious organisation tracking The Ghost — whose true nature is only revealed late...

When Halle Berry made her big-screen debut as the crack-addicted Vivian in the most harrowing section of Spike Lee's "Jungle Fever," she put the entire world on notice that she was going to be an actor first and a movie star second. Obviously, she would quickly learn early in her career to play the Hollywood game and accept thinly-written roles that asked her to do little more than look like one of the most breathtakingly beautiful people on the planet, but she never went more than a year or two without challenging herself. This was particularly difficult to do, given the dearth of complex roles being written for Black women at the time.

Berry was 10 years into her film acting career when she landed the role that would change everything for her. As Leticia Musgrove in Marc Forster's bleak 2001 drama "Monster's Ball," she summoned up a fierce symphony of heartbreak,...

The Showtime drama Yellowjackets tells the story of a high-school women's soccer team stranded in the Canadian wilderness by a plane crash. The show splits its attention between two timelines, one following the teenage girls' efforts to survive directly after the crash and another set twenty-five years later which finds a handful of the survivors haunted by an unspoken trauma from their time in Canada.

A mix between a psychological thriller and a survivalist drama, the series expertly plays with the audiences' emotions. The show establishes a sharp contrast between the characters' personalities in the modern day and the 90s, creating an immediate sense of intrigue. Likewise, by using the present as a lens to reveal hints about the past, the show crafts a sense of dread and suspense that hangs around both storylines.

Alive Explores The Tragedy That Inspired Yellowjackets The Andes Airplane Crash Stranded a Rugby Team In...

We all have a movie we watched way too young. Maybe it was a risqué romantic drama with superfluous nudity or a grisly horror film we barely understood. Whatever the title or how we managed to watch, exposure to the film’s adult themes at a delicate age likely led to broad misconceptions or emotional scars we carry into adulthood.

For many Millennials, that movie was Alive. Frank Marshall’s fictionalized retelling of the Miracle in the Andes introduced a generation of kids to the concept of eating human flesh and terrified us with one of the most horrific plane crash sequences ever committed to film.

In the latest episode of Bloody FM’s Murder Made Fiction podcast, Jenn and Joe continue their exploration of survival cannibalism with Marshall’s inspiration yet infamous film.

Adapted from the book by Piers Paul Read, Alive brings to life the 72 days survivors of...

In the upcoming episode of “Hoarding: Buried Alive,” titled “They’re Crawling,” viewers will meet Kay, a woman who insists that she is not a hoarder. However, her home tells a different story. The episode will air on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on OWN.

Kay’s house is filled with clutter, and the situation has become more serious with the presence of deadly vermin. This episode will explore the challenges Kay faces as she struggles to accept the reality of her living conditions. The contrast between her denial and the overwhelming evidence of hoarding will be a central theme.

As the team works to help Kay confront her situation, they will uncover the emotional ties that often accompany hoarding behavior. Viewers can expect a mix of heartfelt moments and tough conversations as Kay navigates her journey toward a healthier living environment. “They’re Crawling” promises to be a compelling...

Amanda Setton On Gh Bombshell! (Photo Credit – Twitter)

General Hospital has been providing fans with plenty of shocking twists, turns, and revelations from the past couple of months. From surprising deaths and exits from the daytime drama to a recent bombshell dropped that changes the dynamics of Port Charles and its dramatic residents.

It was revealed that Brook Lynn is the mother of Gio and he is the baby she left for adoption after she got pregnant by Dante years ago. The shocking truth has sparked a lot of debate and discussion amongst fans. Amanda Setton, who portrays the role of Brook Lynn, recently shared her thoughts about the storyline and here’s what the actress revealed regarding it.

Amanda Setton Reacts To Bombshell Parentage Reveal About Brook Lynn On General Hospital

During a conversation with Soap Opera Digest, Amanda spoke about this new twist and expressed her opinion about it.

Ian Ward Y&R Return ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

The Heather murder mystery storyline wrapped up with Sharon back home and Jordan’s death by poison. Meanwhile, the Newmans really thought her partner in crime, Ian Ward, had also died, but The Young and the Restless writers introduced the shocking twist of the villain being alive, which made it quite obvious that the character would be returning to Genoa City soon after.

Ray Wise, who plays Ian, recently spoke about the surprise and what it means for the character, including how the twist was planned. Here’s what the veteran actor revealed about his experience on the show and the character, including how working with some of the co-stars on Y&R felt.

The Young & The Restless: Ray Wise Teases The Return Of Ian Ward

During a recent conversation with Soap Opera Digest, Ray spoke about the door being open for the character to return soon.

Cannibalism is generally considered one of the last taboos. Along with necrophilia or incest, the consumption of human flesh is known even in the horror community as an act that goes beyond the pale, something civilized people just don’t do. But could cannibalism ever be considered a noble act? In certain survival situations, could anthropophagy be forgiven when it’s the only thing standing between you and the prolonged and painful horror of starvation?

This was the case for survivors of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. Stranded on a glacier high in the Andes mountains, those left alive and hoping for rescue had no choice but to eat the flesh of their fallen teammates to keep themselves from wasting away.

Jenn and Joe embark on a month-long exploration of survival cannibalism and films based on harrowing true life examples. In the latest episode of Bloody FM’s Murder Made Fiction podcast,...

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As Jenn and I embark on a month of “Survival Cannibalism” true crime titles, we’re binging Showtime’s Yellowjackets. Each day on Patreon we’re discussing two episodes of the series, working our way through S01 and S02, catching up just in time to watch the new season on Feb 14.

In Yellowjackets, an all-female high school soccer team crashes in the Canadian Rockies en route to Nationals in 1996, stranding the teens in the wilderness for 19 months. As team leader Jackie (Ella Purnell) struggles to adjust, her secretly pregnant best friend Shauna (Sophie Nélisse) drifts towards the leadership style of domineering Taissa (Jasmin Savoy Brown) and spiritual Lottie (Courtney Eaton).

Meanwhile, bad girl Natalie (Sophie Thatcher) begins hunting with – and dating – Travis (Kevin Alves), while outcast Misty (Samantha Hanratty) finds new purpose as a member of the group. But what’s up with the creepy cabin, the symbols,...

Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, the wife-and-husband producers who have 13 Oscar nominations and an Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award between them, will be honored at the Oscar Wilde Awards next month.

The 19th annual event is scheduled for Feb. 27, three days before the Academy Awards, at the historic Ebell theater in Los Angeles. Actors John C. Reilly and Éanna Hardwicke will be saluted as well.

Also new to the lineup is Will Ferrell, who will introduce Reilly and hand him his trophy. The pair, of course, have co-starred in such films as Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006), Step Brothers (2008) and Holmes & Watson (2018).

Created by the US-Ireland Alliance, the Oscar Wilde Awards celebrate the work of those from Ireland — and some who are not — who contribute to film, television and music. (Kennedy, with eight Oscar noms, and Marshall, with five, are Californians born in Berkeley and Glendale, respectively.

Serial Killers of Women

It’s been two months of covering films and miniseries adaptations of the crimes of Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgway. Jenn and I have unpacked the crimes of both serial killers, as well as their victims, the survivors, and the legacy they’ve left behind in both true crime and media.

The diverse titles have made us question the best approach for adapting the stories of extremely prolific killers in a way that doesn’t diminish their victims to mere body counts or statistics. It has also made us question if there is a “better” way to tell these stories, as many of them tend to lean into dark comedy (such as 2002’s Ted Bundy) or sensationalism (see: Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman).

And then there’s the uncomfortable realization that the main reason people know Bundy and not Gary Ridgway, aka The Green River Killer, is...

On Thursday January 23 2025, OWN broadcasts Hoarding: Buried Alive!

A Humongous Secret Season 5 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Hoarding: Buried Alive” is titled “A Humongous Secret.” This episode promises to delve into the struggles of two individuals facing overwhelming challenges due to their hoarding habits. The show continues to highlight the emotional and physical toll that clutter can take on people’s lives.

In this episode, viewers will meet Dennis, who is on the brink of losing everything due to severe debt and clutter. His situation is dire, and the pressure of potentially losing his home adds to the weight of his hoarding. The episode will explore how Dennis got to this point and the steps he must take to reclaim his life. It will be a journey filled with tension and hope as he confronts his issues.

Monte’s story will also be featured in this episode. Her...

In the upcoming episode of “Hoarding: Buried Alive,” titled “A Humongous Secret,” viewers will witness the intense struggles of two individuals facing the overwhelming consequences of their hoarding habits. This episode, airing on Thursday, January 23, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on OWN, promises to be an emotional journey as both Dennis and Monte confront their clutter and the impact it has on their lives.

Dennis finds himself on the brink of losing everything due to severe debt and the chaos of his possessions. The weight of his situation is palpable, as he realizes that his hoarding has led him to a critical point. As the episode unfolds, viewers will see the steps he takes to confront his fears and the possibility of losing it all. It’s a stark reminder of how hoarding can spiral out of control, affecting not just the individual but their entire future.

Meanwhile, Monte’s story highlights...

Eighty minutes?? Landman Season 1 Episode 10 was a feature-length finale, and oh boy, did it deliver.

The near future of the show has changed significantly, giving us a better picture of what to expect from the second season.

The biggest stunner here is that despite the popularity of the show and its success for the streamer, Paramount+ hasn’t renewed it yet. While “The Crumbs of Hope” could serve as a series finale, the likeliness of this happening is very slim.

(Lauren ìLoî Smith/Paramount+)

As an aside, as of this writing, there aren’t any photos for the finale, but if they arrive on Sunday, I’ll switch them out so you don’t feel like you’re reading old news.

Speaking of news, beginning the hour with Paul Harvey made me smile. Many of you won’t know who he is, but he was one of the greatest orators of our time.

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in 2016. It’s being re-shared today in light of David Bowie’s birthday.

Digging through a friend’s record collection can be an interesting way to get to know their tastes and personality. Looking through an artist genius’ vinyl stacks, however, can be downright enlightening. As Open Culture uncovered, David Bowie rummaged through his impressive collection of 2,500 LPs back in 2003 to pick out 25 records he said “could change your reputation.”

The list of favorites ranges from spoken word (The Last Poets’ 1970 self-titled album) to classical (Gundula Janowitz’s performance of Strauss’ Four Last Songs) to good ol’ underground rock (The Velvet Underground’s The Velvet Underground & Nico). There’s everything from lesser-known psychedelic folk (The Incredible String Band’s The 5000 Spirits of the Layers of the Onion) to theatrical cast recordings (Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris), each...

An original TV anime entitled Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi has been announced for broadcast in 2025. A teaser trailer, teaser art (below) and the main staff for the series has been revealed. Shinya Kawatsura and Tohru Harumi direct the series at animation studio P.A.Works. Atto provides the original story and character concepts, Hajime Mitsuda provides the character designs and chief animation direction, Hiki Yoshihiro provides the series composition, and Hiromi Mizutani provides the music. Kawatsura, Atto and Mizutani had previously collaborated on Non Non Biyori . Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi Teaser Related: Non Non Biyori Reveals 10th Anniverary Plans The story of Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi follows the culinary adventures of Mako Kawai, a first year college student. Although details about the story of the series are currently sparse, the tagline on the teaser art states that “Cuteness + Deliciousness = The Ultimate Meal." Additionally, manga author Quro ( Asteroid in Love...

Mmm, survival cannibalism. Nothing maintains the body’s metabolism and continuity like a little filet of Bob.

Well, believe it or not, Yellowjackets wasn’t the first in the entertainment industry to cover the savagery of the human survival instinct and what people will do to continue drawing breath for one more moment.

Yellowjackets draws us into the depths of human tragedy, desperation, and the primeval substructure of the human mind when the belly draws tight and hunger strikes like a ravenous demon within.

On Yellowjackets Season 2 Episode 2, the survivors continue to feel the sting of the brutal winter of 1996, and in 2022, they still suffer the consequences. (Kailey Schwerman/Showtime)

Very little in the world is as distinctly frightening and protractedly painful as raw hunger, and Yellowjackets plays on these moments. A healthy human can live an entire month without food.

That’s a very long time to die. Unfortunately,...

Before he became the head of DC Studios, James Gunn made low-budget horror comedies for Troma Entertainment, the company behind disreputable splatterfests like "The Toxic Avenger" and "Class of Nuke 'Em High." After that, he directed "Slither," a gross-out treat about alien slugs invading a small town and turning the residents into monsters. These days, Gunn is mostly known for superhero flicks, but his horror credentials are undeniable. Unfortunately, he never got the chance to put his own stamp on two bona fide genre classics, leaving us to wonder what could have been.

There are several unrealized Gunn projects out there, but his planned remakes of "Creature from the Black Lagoon" and "It's Alive" would have allowed him to lean into the macabre sensibilities that brought him to the dance in the first place. The former is a good, old-fashioned monster movie that paints humans as the real villains. "It's Alive,...

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals a major plot point from tonight’s episode of FX’s What We Do In The Shadows.

FX’s What We Do In The Shadows featured Alexander Skarsgard in tonight’s episode “Come Out and Play.” He was dressed in all black and wore vampire fangs, much like his True Blood character Eric Northman did across the HBO show’s 7 seasons.

Of his appearance, Skarsgaard shared, “I’m afraid I have no recollection of shooting this episode as Dr. Laszlo Cravensworth [Matt Barry] apparently hypnotized me at the wrap party. But I did wake up with an intense physical attraction to Dr. Cravensworth and found his extraordinary wit, charm and intelligence absolutely disarming. I have since started a YouTube fan page for him. It’s called ‘Because you’re Cravens-worth it’ Please like, follow and subscribe.”

Alexander Skarsgård in ‘What We Do in the Shadows’

Albeit a brief appearance,...

The Society of the Snow true story is just as harrowing as the tale told in the Netflix movie. Directed by J.A. Bayona (The Impossible), Society of the Snow tells the story of a plane carrying the Uruguay rugby team to Chili for a match in 1972, only to slam into a mountain in the Andes and crash, the plane breaking into prices. In a miracle, some of the passengers survived, but they were stranded with no one knowing where they were, and they ended up relying on desperate means for survival.

If this all sounds familiar, it is because there was already a movie released about the incident with the theatrical release Alive in 1993. However, Alive received mostly average reviews as it created more of an action-survival film. Bayona preferred to make something a little more loyal to the true story and show how the faith and determination helped these...

Live With Kelly And Mark host, Kelly Ripa gushes over husband, Mark Consuelos, and his newest gig. Undoubtedly, she knows she won the jackpot by marrying her All My Children counterpart. So much so, that she loves showing him getting naked and baring all for the big-name campaign.

Mark Consuelos Lands A Big Gig

During the Live With Kelly And Mark show, Kelly Ripa couldn’t wait to show off her hunky husband. However, she had to keep it clean for the family-friendly show. Undoubtedly, she is loving her husband, Mark Consuelos’ new campaign as a brand ambassador with the Stuart Weitzman family. Admittedly, she might be slightly jealous as he is working with one of her favorite designers. Mark notes, “It’s funny that when I went to the photoshoot they had racks and racks of beautiful clothes.” Even though she appreciates the brand, she interrupts his thought saying,...

Following the release of their recent EP, acclaimed music collective New Westannounced their North American Tour 2025. Produced by Live Nation, the 24-city tour kicks off on February 12 at The Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Mb making stops across North America in Vancouver, Los Angeles, Chicago and more before wrapping up in Montreal at Petit Campus on March 20. New West recent EP, shaped by Toronto and recent global tours, resonates in these six songs. “Love Language” captures the unspoken bond of performance and relationships, while “Alive” recalls dreams of travel before they became reality. Rooted in classic sounds with a modern touch, ... Read more...

Showtime has been sued over Yellowjackets, with the idea theft lawsuit claiming the TV show has a similar plot to a 2015 survival movie. The horror mystery series has become one of the biggest hits for the premium network, enthralling critics and audiences with the survival of a soccer team after a plane crash in Canada, as well as how their adult lives after escaping have been impacted. Yellowjackets season 3 is currently in production, with a story planned through season 5 as of writing.

However, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed a lawsuit has been filed against Showtime and Lionsgate by Eden Film Production, who claim Yellowjackets committed idea theft against the 2015 film Eden. Both media involve a soccer team crash-landing in the wilderness, resorting to cannibalism for survival. They both also involve a coach, the child of a head coach, and someone of the opposite gender getting stuck in the wilderness with the team.

For a guy who broke out playing a lovelorn, prank-playing paper salesman, John Krasinski has done all right for himself. Ok, a lot of people still crushed on his quirky looks and clever pranks, but to be named People’s Sexiest Man Alive is on another level entirely.

Cheekily speaking on his reaction to the title, John Krasinski said, “Just immediate blackout, actually. Zero thoughts. Other than maybe I’m being punked. That’s not how I wake up, thinking, ‘Is this the day that I’ll be asked to be Sexiest Man Alive?’ And yet it was the day you guys did it. You guys have really raised the bar for me.”

One might think that a middle-aged man being named People’s Sexiest Man Alive would be an anomaly, but it’s actually pretty common for someone in at least their mid-40s to get the title. In fact,...

John Krasinski has been crowned the Sexiest Man Alive for 2024 by People Magazine, and there seems to have been mixed reactions to it on the internet. While some believe that there are other more deserving candidates for the title, they might not exactly be privy to what causes an actor to qualify for the title of People’s Sexiest Man Alive.

John Krasinski as Jack Silva in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi || Credit: Paramount Pictures

There has been a lot of debate about how People’s Sexiest Man Alive is chosen each year, with a slew of people often disagreeing with the magazine’s choice. The title, however, is bestowed upon the actor through a mixture of consensus and responses to coverage throughout the year, among other things, as reported by various sources.

People magazine chooses its Sexiest Man Alive through multiple processes John Krasinski in Tom...

After years of delays and a controversial development cycle, Blizzard replaced its competitive 6v6 hero-based shooter, Overwatch, with its sequel back in 2022. Despite the switch to a 5v5 formula, the developers promised that the sequel would be a significant upgrade over the original game and bring us all new PvE content, heroes, maps, and game types to dig into.

The 6v6 hero shooter’s sequel is a massive bust. (Image via Blizzard)

After two years, it’s clear that Overwatch 2 has failed to live up to expectations. Blizzard’s decision to axe certain parts of the sequel hasn’t gone down well among gamers, and when you add predatory monetization tactics to the mix, things get even worse. The company ruined many great things about the first Overwatch, including the animated shorts, which were essential to the Fps experience.

Overwatch 2 Animated Shorts are Horrendous

While the Overwatch franchise doesn’t feature in-game cut scenes,...

Hammer: Heroes, Legends, and Monsters is set to offer a unique tribute to legendary actor Peter Cushing, best known for his roles as Grand Moff Tarkin in George Lucas’ Star Wars. Having played roles like Van Helsing and Baron Frankenstein in Hammer Films’ Dracula and Frankenstein series, the documentary is set to deliver a special treat for fans and audiences.

Peter Cushing || Credit: Columbia Pictures

Charles Dance, Tywin Lannister from Game of Thrones, will be narrating this documentary, which is produced by Deep Fusion Films, a company specializing in the use of artificial intelligence in film. While this might be a novel approach to documentary filmmaking, the creative film space is not devoid of the use of artificial intelligence, having done so in films like Rogue One and shows like The Mandalorian.

This ain’t Peter Cushing’s first rodeo with AI Cushing as Tarkin in Star Wars: Rogue One,...

Dragon Ball Daima's first two episodes were some of the most amazing moments in anime history, as they totally redefined the Dragon Ball franchise by adding several new concepts, changing what fans knew about several popular characters, and taking the Dragon Ball franchise in a unique new direction. But one of the most fascinating parts of Dragon Ball Daima was how it reintroduced the idea of hunting for the Dragon Balls, giving them the magical aura they've lacked for many years.

The Dragon Balls were introduced in the first episode of the Dragon Ball anime and the first manga chapter. Goku and Bulma first meet when Bulma's Dragon Radar picks up the Four Star Dragon Ball that Goku's grandfather left him. Bulma explains to Goku that whoever can gather all seven Dragon Balls can summon Shenron and make a wish for whatever their heart desires. Eventually, after much bickering,...

The upcoming episode of “Hoarding: Buried Alive,” titled “Three Apartments, Three Hoarders,” promises to be a gripping exploration of the challenges faced by hoarders. This episode, airing at 11:00 Pm on Thursday, October 31, 2024, on OWN, takes viewers inside an apartment complex where three residents struggle with extreme hoarding behaviors.

The situation in this building has reached a critical point, prompting the management to take strict action. Each hoarder has created a unique environment filled with clutter, and the impact of their habits is felt throughout the entire complex. The episode will delve into the personal stories of these individuals, highlighting their emotional battles and the reasons behind their hoarding tendencies.

As the team works to help these residents reclaim their living spaces, viewers will witness the difficult journey of confronting their clutter. The episode aims to shed light on the complexities of hoarding, offering insight into the lives of those...

In the upcoming episode of “Hoarding: Buried Alive,” titled “Leading a Double Life,” viewers will witness a gripping story unfold. This episode focuses on Lalie and her children, who are facing serious challenges in their home. Their living situation has become unbearable due to multiple infestations of mold, mice, and fleas. These issues stem from their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is struggling with her own massive hoarding problem.

As the episode airs on Thursday, October 31, 2024, at 9:00 Pm on OWN, Lalie’s plight highlights the real-life consequences of hoarding. The impact of Denise’s clutter extends beyond her own space, affecting Lalie and her children in profound ways. The show aims to shed light on the struggles faced by families living in such conditions, as well as the emotional toll it takes on everyone involved.

Viewers can expect to see the efforts made to confront these issues and...

Peter Frampton’s road to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was a long one. The former Humble Pie guitarist has been eligible as a solo artist since 1997, but he wasn’t even nominated until this year. “It’s something I never expected,” he told Rolling Stone shortly after getting the good news earlier this year. “It’s because I keep working. I’ve never given up. I’ve kept coming back and doing more stuff, and I’ve kept touring. I’ve re-built a following that is now enormous.

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Two of Psi’s programs are Five & Alive, aimed at saving the lives of children 5 and under in developing countries, and YouthAIDS, an education and prevention program.

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On Thursday, October 17, 2024, at 11:00 Pm, OWN will air Season 8 Episode 8 of Hoarding: Buried Alive, titled “The Stench is Amazing.” This episode delves into the challenging lives of individuals battling the overwhelming grip of hoarding. Tim, facing the loss of his home, struggles as his inheritance dwindles. The emotional weight of his situation is palpable, and viewers will witness his efforts to confront the chaos that has taken over his life.

Additionally, the episode features twin brothers Lorrin and Orin, who find themselves in a similar predicament. As they navigate their hoarding habits, the bond between the brothers is tested. The episode will showcase the impact of hoarding not only on personal living spaces but also on relationships and mental health. With the help of professionals, these individuals will be pushed to confront their challenges head-on. This episode promises to be both emotional and enlightening, providing insight into the complexities...

Friends taking sides after a breakup can always be awkward. Blake Shelton is reportedly a little nervous about his pal Kelly Clarkson working with his ex-wife Miranda Lambert nearly 10 years after their split.

After Miranda appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show, an insider revealed that Blake is nervous about his friendship with the “Since U Been Gone” singer, per Life and Style.

The “Ain’t in Kansas Anymore” singer was a guest on Kelly’s talk show in late September. The country star also opened up about her new record Postcards From Texas for the “Songs and Stories” episode.

The ladies also performed a series of duets. Kelly joined in on Miranda’s songs “No Man’s Land”, “Tin Man”, and “Gunpowder and Lead.” They also did an impromptu Chappell Roan cover, singing “Good Luck, Babe.”

When Miranda and Blake split in 2015, Kelly reportedly sided with the “God’s Country” singer, but now,...

On Thursday, October 10, 2024, at 11:00 Pm, Hoarding: Buried Alive returns with a gripping Season 2 Episode 16 titled “It’s Out of Control.” This episode sheds light on the emotional and physical consequences of hoarding as it delves into the lives of two women whose struggles with clutter are putting their loved ones at risk.

The episode follows Kay, whose years of hoarding have placed her marriage in serious jeopardy. As her partner becomes increasingly frustrated with the chaotic environment, viewers will witness the emotional toll it takes on their relationship. This situation raises important questions about the impact of hoarding on family dynamics and the difficult choices that must be made to reclaim a home.

Meanwhile, Toni faces a different kind of crisis. Her compulsive shopping has transformed her home into an unsafe space for her granddaughter. The urgency of this situation highlights the dangers associated with living in cluttered conditions,...

On Thursday, October 10, 2024, at 7:00 Pm, Hoarding: Buried Alive kicks off its third season with a compelling episode titled “Surviving on Trash.” The episode centers around Traci, who finds herself in a tough situation as she faces the challenges of pregnancy while longing to return to her childhood home. However, her desire to move back is complicated by the overwhelming clutter that fills the house from floor to ceiling, a result of her mother’s hoarding habits.

As Traci navigates this emotional journey, the episode sheds light on the impact of hoarding not only on the individual but also on family dynamics. With her pregnancy weighing heavily on her mind, Traci’s urgency to reclaim her space intensifies. Viewers will witness the difficult decisions and struggles she faces as she seeks to bring order back into her life.

This season premiere promises to be both heartwarming and eye-opening, offering insights...

On Thursday October 3 2024, OWN broadcasts Hoarding: Buried Alive!

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In the upcoming episode of *Hoarding: Buried Alive* titled “A Horrible Sight,” viewers will be taken into the lives of two individuals facing significant challenges in their homes. The episode centers around Rick, whose cluttered living space suffered extensive damage in a recent house fire. As he attempts to salvage what remains, the emotional and physical toll of the situation becomes evident. The struggle to reclaim his home is not just about cleaning up but also about rebuilding his sense of safety and comfort.

Meanwhile, Linda is faced with her own pressing dilemma. With just 60 days to bring her house up to code, the pressure is on. The fear of losing her home and ending up on the streets weighs heavily on her. Throughout the episode, viewers will witness Linda’s determination as she navigates...

Robert Watts, a production manager on George Lucas’ Star Wars and producer on its first two sequels along with Steven Spielberg’s first three blockbuster Indiana Jones movies and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, died Monday in his sleep at his home in West Sussex, England. He was 88.

His rep Julian Owen of Alliance Media confirmed the news to Deadline, writing: “Goodnight to my wonderful friend and client Robert Watts, Producer of some of the most famous films in cinema history. … Talking about his career was his favourite thing to do. We had some amazing adventures together which I will cherish forever.”

After working on Star Wars, Watts was an associate producer on smash 1980 sequel The Empire Strikes Back, which solidified and furthered the Star Wars galaxy as a cultural touchstone. The next year he served in the same role for Raiders of the Lost Ark, which introduced the world to...

Robert Watts, the British producer and production manager who collaborated with George Lucas on the first three Star Wars films and the first three Indiana Jones movies, has died. He was 86.

Watts died Monday in his sleep at his home in East Sussex, England, his rep, Julian Owen at Alliance Agents, told The Hollywood Reporter. “We were with him for a decade taking him to conventions all over the world, where he could connect with fans and talk about his career,” Owen said.

Watts also worked alongside Indiana Jones director Steven Spielberg on the Spielberg-produced Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991).

For the extremely challenging first Star Wars film, Watts served as production supervisor under production designer John Barry, and the two traveled to Morocco and Tunisia to scout locations. He then did some third-unit directing.

“We were under a great deal of pressure from 20th Century Fox,...