The television show initially premiered in 2001 and ran for three seasons on Fox. It was later reborn by USA Network in 2019, airing for an additional five seasons until 2023. Now, it’s making its first appearance as a streamable format.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been battling intense and disabling headaches. The pain became excruciating yesterday, to the point where I had to seek emergency care at a hospital. Yesterday’s social media post revealed that following a series of scans (CT scan and MRI), doctors have discovered numerous tumors in my brain. They suspect these growths have been developing for at least half a year.
It has been confirmed that Taylor Lautner will feature in and oversee the production of the upcoming scripted series “Taylor Lautner: Werewolf Hunter.” This project, which is still under development at Amazon MGM Studios, was introduced to Amazon by Tornante Productions, an independent studio known for creating shows like “BoJack Horseman” and the Amazon series “Undone.” Daisy Gardner serves as both the creator and executive producer of this series.
At the San Sebastián Film Festival, the film titled “When Fall Is Coming,” which is represented globally by Playtime, made its debut. Here, it bagged the awards for Best Screenplay and Supporting Actor, with Pierre Lottin taking home the latter accolade.
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The project, originally conceived by Peter Morgan – renowned for his Emmy-winning Netflix show “The Crown” – is being adapted by Morgan himself. He will also serve as an executive producer alongside Suzanne Mackie from Orchid Pictures in this endeavor.
Since 2005, Animal Planet has been showing a special dog adoption event during Super Bowl Sundays. The total viewership for the 2025 edition was calculated by Nielsen, taking into account not just Animal Planet but also Discovery, TBS, truTV (all owned by Warner Bros. Discovery), Max, and Discovery+ streaming platforms as well.
The movie “Traction” will be helmed by Lorraine Darrow (known for “Pas Sages”) and is being produced for Elizabeth Bay Productions by Janette Day (of “Close,” “Ghost World”), Dennis Davidson, and Simon Moseley (“The Man Who Knew Infinity”). Jon Gosier and Chandler Heinz Laun of FilmHedge serve as executive producers, along with Grant Hill, Eugene Koh, and Clayton Heinz from Elizabeth Bay Productions. WestEnd Films will present the project to potential buyers at EFM. Filming is set to commence in August. “Traction” signifies the first joint venture between WestEnd Films and Dennis Davidson’s Elizabeth Bay Productions, as well as Atlanta-based FilmHedge, following their collaboration last year. FilmHedge will co-finance the project alongside Elizabeth Bay. The plot revolves around Kate (portrayed by Rapace), a former U.S. soldier, who is leading a humanitarian mission with her Chechen ally Magomed through war-torn Chechnya. However, their mission becomes perilous when they unknowingly shelter a young rebel carrying a secretive parcel. Darrow, previously a first assistant director, wrote and developed the screenplay under the guidance of Lana and Lilly Wachowski. Shakyra Dowling will be responsible for casting.
Darrow expressed her excitement about working with Rapace, stating that she brings “strength, vulnerability, and subtlety” to Kate’s character, and he can’t wait to collaborate with her.
Brown pointed out that she’s always felt secure in her career, supported by both her parents and Netflix (home to shows like “Stranger Things” and “Enola Holmes”), yet expressed concern over contracts she signed as a teenager becoming public knowledge. She believed these documents should have been kept confidential, ensuring they wouldn’t be part of the official record.
Remarkably, the statement within the Telluride Film Festival brochure from last autumn could hardly have foreseen the direct manner in which German filmmaker Edward Berger’s gripping papal drama “Conclave” would resonate with our contemporary election period.