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The concept for this project originated in 2019, focusing on the popular character Michelle Yeoh from “Star Trek: Discovery,” who portrays Philippa Georgiou. Georgiou is initially introduced as a kind mentor figure who meets a tragic end and is replaced by her ruthless counterpart from the Mirror Universe, an alternate universe where Georgiou rules as the emperor of the oppressive Terran Empire. Despite initial resistance from the “Discovery” crew towards their former leader’s twisted persona, her talent for treachery and affinity for violence made her a prime choice to join another branch of Starfleet: Section 31.

The film bows at Sundance Jan. 23.

In Carmen Emmi’s first directorial effort, Blyth plays Lucas, a covert police officer in the ’90s Syracuse, NY, who becomes romantically involved with Andrew (Russell Tovey), a person he is investigating as part of an operation targeting gay men for improper behavior in a shopping mall restroom.

Audie Cornish, previously with NPR, is set to host “CNN This Morning” at 6 am starting Thursday. Meanwhile, Rahel Solomon will be in charge of a new morning segment titled “5 Things” which airs at 5 am. Jake Tapper’s late-day show is being expanded to a two-hour block between 5 pm and 7 pm, preparing viewers for the evening lineup, and Kasie Hunt will transition from her morning role to host “The Arena” at 4 pm.

According to Timoner, everyone headed to his house as there was hardly any wind where it was located, since they had all been evacuated from their homes in Altadena. Upon arrival, his brother began preparing dinner. Interestingly, no evacuation order had been given at that time. However, unexpectedly, the power went out, and they spotted fires, causing everyone to become alarmed and flee the scene.

At the crack of dawn on the day of the 2025 Oscar nominations, EbMaster engaged in conversations with this year’s nominees, such as rising star Monica Barbaro from “A Complete Unknown”, discussing the honor of being acknowledged by the Academy.

Today, Amer, who has lived in Houston since he was nine, is spending his day at Hermann Park. It’s late March, and there’s a chill in the air. Toddlers are being led by their parents over tangled tree roots, while ducks can be heard quacking off in the distance. A small yet focused TV crew is with Amer, 43, as they help him bring to life his dream: producing and starring in the first Palestinian-led series ever made in American history. However, recent global events have made it increasingly challenging to publicly embrace his heritage.

Currently, “The Price Is Right” reruns are being aired on CBS in that time slot, serving as a temporary stand-in for upcoming soap opera “Beyond the Gates”, which premieres on February 24. During this gap, CBS is using the opportunity to attract more viewers towards “Hollywood Squares”. The network will broadcast repeats of the show’s initial four episodes throughout the week, with Friday’s episodes being identical to those shown on Monday.

For nearly two decades now, since its debut in 2003, this tour signifies a unique milestone as it’s the first time “Queer Eye” from Netflix will be transformed into a live experience for spectators. This reunion brings together Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Jonathan Van Ness, joined by fresh addition Jeremiah Brent to the team.

In 2000, Brad Pitt sought out Mary Guibert, mother of Buckley, and asked her to lunch at his Los Feliz residence. Later, she was also included in the exclusive guest list for his wedding to Jennifer Aniston. It wasn’t difficult to persuade her when he requested to produce a biopic based on her son, the renowned troubled singer-songwriter, famous for his exceptional rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”.