Corey Parker, Will & Grace Actor, Dead at 60

Parker Stevenson started his acting career with roles in popular shows like Will & Grace, where he played one of Grace’s boyfriends, Josh, and Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning, which helped launch his career. He also appeared in Flying Blind, a series about a college graduate and his outgoing girlfriend, played by Téa Leoni, and was part of the Love Boat revival in the late 1990s. More recently, Parker has become an acting coach, working with the cast members of shows like Ms. Marvel and Sun Records.

This 10-Part Historical Drama With 100% on RT Is the Last Great Pirate Show of Its Kind

Launching a massive historical drama without relying on an existing, popular fantasy franchise was a big gamble. While shows like Game of Thrones were gaining popularity by mixing fantasy with political intrigue, Black Sails entered the scene with no magic or dragons. This meant the show needed incredibly detailed and realistic historical settings and storytelling, and it delivered.

Gilian Jacobs Pitches Dakota North Series: ‘Would Make a Great TV Show’

Stephanie Jacobs is well-known as the voice of Atom Eve in the animated superhero series Invincible on Prime Video. While promoting the fourth season of the show with her co-star Steven Yeun, she mentioned her love for the Dakota North comic book series. Jacobs believes Dakota North would make an excellent TV show, even though it only had a short run, because she thinks the character is very engaging and has a lot of potential.

Frieren Season 2 Episode 7 Review: Subversive Fan Service Meets Shonen Battle Perfection

In the latest episode of Frieren, the team continues investigating the demon responsible for destroying Genau’s home. Their decision to split up and search independently proves to be a mistake, as they realize the demon has been manipulating them all along. Despite a season filled with action-packed shows like JJK and Hell’s Paradise, Frieren Season 2, Episode 7 stands out. It’s a reminder that this series, which focuses less on combat than many others, remains the highest-rated winter 2026 anime on both MyAnimeList and IMDb.

Zelda’s Spiritual Successor Is Officially Coming, and Fans Aren’t Ready For It

Bel’s Fanfare is a role-playing game created by the Spanish indie developer Chibig. It was successfully funded through Kickstarter, exceeding its goal and earning over a million dollars from tens of thousands of supporters. Taking inspiration from the classic Zelda series, this game is rapidly gaining attention as a promising indie project.

Neve Campbell’s ‘Wild Things’ Is Still a Great ’90s Erotic Thriller

It’s great to see Neve Campbell reprise her role as Sidney in Scream 7, and it reminds us of all her memorable work in the 1990s. Beyond battling Ghostface – even while trying to move on with her life – she starred as the driven Julia Salinger in Party of Five and the thoughtful Bonnie in The Craft. She also delivered a fantastic performance in the 1998 film Wild Things.

Opera Houses Invite Timothée Chalamet to See a Show

Timothée Chalamet recently expressed his wish that moviegoing shouldn’t feel like a struggling art form that needs constant saving. However, his point was overshadowed by the backlash that followed. He explained to Matthew McConaughey that he doesn’t want to be involved with something that feels like it’s constantly fighting for relevance, like ballet or opera. He jokingly mentioned a recent drop in viewership as a way to illustrate his point. It’s a bit surprising, given that he’s currently promoting a film about someone dedicated to a specialized art. Since the interview, many in the ballet and opera communities have criticized Chalamet for his comments, questioning why an artist would speak negatively about the arts. He hasn’t responded to the criticism directly, and is currently in Japan promoting his film, enjoying local culture like game shows and ramen. Hopefully, he’ll find time to visit a performance at the New National Theatre in Tokyo.