Brecken Merrill, who plays Tate, and Gil Birmingham as Chief Rainwater are both returning for the new season. Mo Brings Plenty will also be back as Rainwater’s bodyguard, Mo. Joining the cast are Arielle Kebbel (known for Ballers), Ash Santos (American Horror Story: Apocalypse), Tatanka Means (Horizon), and Logan Marshall-Green (And Just Like That…), playing the characters Belle, Andrea, Miles, and Pete Calvin, respectively.
Hulu reports that the show had the biggest premiere of any original scripted series on the platform in three years. It’s consistently been among the top 15 most-watched shows on Hulu since its debut on November 4th, and each new episode has been even more shocking than the last. Fans are already speculating about season two, wondering what wild scenarios the show will explore next – from Niecy Nash-Betts’s costumes to Sarah Paulson’s delivery, and even whether Emerald Greene’s sons will continue with their provocative nickname for their mother. There’s also hope for a cameo from Kris Jenner, and questions about what the real-life legal pursuits of Kim Kardashian’s character will bring.
Scarlett Johansson is one of the biggest action stars right now, and her movies – especially Jurassic World Rebirth – have made her one of the year’s highest-paid actors. But she’s also branching out, and has recently landed a leading role in the upcoming reboot of The Exorcist.
Disney+ Latinoamérica’s official social media account recently posted a simple question: “WHY IS THOR CRYING?” This is a clear reference to the upcoming movie Deadpool & Wolverine, which features a puzzling scene of Chris Hemsworth’s Thor shedding tears.
The official trailer for the new series Y: Marshals, premiering March 1st, is now available. The trailer gives fans a longer look at Kayce’s return, showing him with his new team of U.S. Marshals and the conflicts he faces on the reservation, including shootouts and gang violence. It also features the first glimpses of Brecken Merrill returning as Kayce’s son, Tate, and Gil Birmingham as Thomas Rainwater. You can watch the trailer here:
The actors from Gilmore Girls have all gone on to work on other successful television programs, but they’re still best known for their roles in Amy Sherman-Palladino’s beloved series. This holds true even for the actors who are no longer with us.
As a huge Disney fan, I was so excited to see more about the ‘World of Frozen’ coming to Disneyland Paris! It’s already open in other parks, but the Paris version is upping the ante with a seriously impressive Olaf. Apparently, they’ve created a next-generation robotic Olaf who can actually walk around and chat with guests – and get this, he even has a removable nose! I saw a video Disney shared on Instagram, and it looks unbelievably cute and high-tech. I can’t wait to see him in action!
Early horror TV shows like The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents often combined scares with other popular genres—mystery and science fiction—to avoid censorship. While presented as these broader types of shows, both were genuinely frightening, as many viewers remember.
The upcoming film will allow the Horsemen to start fresh, according to producer Bobby Cohen. By the end of the movie, audiences will understand why the group can finally operate openly, without needing to remain in hiding as fugitives.
Filmmaker Tamara Kotevska, known for her 2020 documentary Honeyland – a groundbreaking film nominated for both Best Documentary and Best International Film at the Oscars – returns to the issue of balancing environmental needs with financial gain. Her new film focuses on Nikola, a cheerful 60-year-old farmer who has spent 45 years cultivating his land with his wife, Jana. They grow a variety of crops, including potatoes, tobacco, watermelon, peppers, cabbage, and tomatoes, and consistently have successful harvests. However, they struggle financially due to unfair practices from buyers and sellers in the marketplace, meaning even record yields don’t translate into sufficient income.