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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Way Home Season 3 Episode 9 “Too Late to Turn Back Now.”] With all the big moments — including time-traveling and romantic — in the penultimate episode of The Way Home Season 3, what could possibly happen in the finale? Well, it’s almost time to find out. But first, the Hallmark Channel drama sees Del (Andie MacDowell) changing her mind about Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow) traveling to her past (1974) because she wants answers; Kat (Chyler Leigh) gets a big surprise when she stays back in 1816 to help Elijah (Stuart Hughes) rebuild after the town burned down his house; and Jacob (Spencer Macpherson) prepares to make a move he may live to regret. Below, we take a look at the big moments of “Too Late to Turn Back Now” (which also features teen Del and Colton’s reunion and engagement)! Colton’s time traveling confession to Alice Upon learning that teen Colton (Jordan Doww) traveled to 1814 (giving Jacob ...

Hallmark Channel’s The Way Home spoilers and updates reveal the show is back with an emotionally charged new episode. “Too Late to Turn Back Now,” airs 9:00 Pm Friday, February 28, 2025; in this eagerly awaited Season 3 Episode 9, the Landry women confront the consequences of their previous decisions.

The Landry Women Each Grapple With Their Own Feelings

Every woman wrestles with her emotions, yearning to decipher the true thoughts of Colton Landry (Jefferson Brown). This quest for understanding injects a palpable tension and drama into the narrative.

As the episode progresses, audiences will witness the Landry women striving to reconstruct their lives while navigating the burdens of their past.

Their connection will face challenges as they confront both their collective memories and personal battles. The emotional richness of this episode is set to strike a chord with viewers, illuminating the intricate dynamics of familial ties.

Jacob Landry’s Mystery-What Is He Hiding?...

Sebastian Stan was highly praised for portraying Donald Trump in the biographical drama, The Apprentice. While the movie did not make a huge splash at the box office, it stirred up a lot of controversy prior to its release, thanks mainly to the former and new president of America. Now Stan has revealed that since Trumps unprecedented election victory, he has found himself being shut out when it comes to being able to speak about the movie even having to cancel an episode of Varietys Actors on Actors series as no one would participate with him.

Speaking at a Q&a after a screening of The Apprentice, Stan joined director Ali Abbasi to talk about the film, and revealed that he has struggled to find people willing to openly discuss the movie and its subject in any way for fear of receiving some kind of blowback for it. Stan said:...

As one might imagine, the two movies based on Stephen King's It are full of blood and death, and there are a lot of characters who die in It. While it's a decidedly morbid thought, death is the one thing that truly unites all people. Everyone dies eventually, but if one is lucky, that day comes at a very old age and with loved ones at their bedside. In the world of Stephen King, death often comes at the hands of a vampire, a demon, or a shape-shifting monster that takes the form of a clown named Pennywise.

Of all the fictional locales featured in King's novels and short stories, Derry, Maine, is near the top of the list of places no one should ever want to visit. Anyone who crosses its borders is a potential Pennywise casualty. While the clown usually targets kids, he doesn't always, as seen with Adrian Mellon.

Director Ali Abbasi risked his career to direct the upcoming biopic about former U.S. President Donald Trump called The Apprentice. The Holy Spider director has already worked with sensitive topics based on real-life events, so The Apprentice seemed right up his alley, but other directors and distributors were not willing to take the risk. Abbasi has been vocal about his struggle to make the film and score a distributor, encountering networks like ABC and CBS that refuse to air the movie in TV spots. As the 2024 election grows closer, new details about the tough production are being revealed.

4/5 The Apprentice R

Set during the early years of Trump's business career, the film focuses on the relationship of Trump and Roy Cohn, a New York City prosecutor known for working with Senator Joseph McCarthy during the Second Red Scare.

Release Date October 11, 2024Director Ali AbbasiCast Sebastian Stan, Jeremy Strong, Maria Bakalova,...

It’s not just The Simpsons that can make scarily accurate predictions when it comes to real-world politics. Following President Joe Biden‘s decision to bow out of the 2024 presidential campaign and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democrats’ new nominee, fans on social media pointed out the eerie similarities to an episode of the HBO political satire Veep. Veep, created by Armando Iannucci, aired from 2012 to 2019 and starred Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selina Meyer, the first woman vice president. The moment in question comes in the Season 2 finale when Meyer finds out President Stuart Hughes is no longer running for re-election, setting her up to be the first female president. “I’m not leaving. Potus is leaving. He’s not going to run for a second term. I’m gonna run. I’m gonna run for president!” Louis-Dreyfus’ Meyer tells her team in the clip, which was shared by...

In what seems like an odd choice for an English-language remake, helmer-writer Savi Gabizon transfers the action of his least successful Israeli drama, “Longing” (2017), to Canada. Alas, the story of a confirmed bachelor who learns that he fathered a son 19 years earlier fails to translate by striking far too many duff notes. Richard Gere struggles as the unlikable protagonist, whose attempts to learn more about the lad come off as creepy rather than poignant. After a limited theatrical release, the Lionsgate release will segue to digital and on-demand on June 28.

Gere plays busy New York businessman Daniel who is thrown for a loop when former girlfriend Rachel (Suzanne Clément) turns up with some big news. Not only did she return to Canada pregnant with his child, but the boy, Allen, recently died in a car accident. In spite of never wanting children, Daniel flies to Ontario for Allen’s memorial service,...

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every other day throughout the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. The Free Movie of the Day we have for you today is the thriller Troubled Waters, starring Jennifer Beals. You can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.

Directed by John Stead from a screenplay written by David Robbeson, Troubled Waters has the following synopsis: Special Agent Jennifer Beck is a intrepid FBI agent who is assigned to solve the case of a multimillionaire couple missing daughter. As the clues begin to reveal themselves, Beck, who has a secret gift of clairvoyance, tries to connect the kidnapper to the girl’s mother, who is having an affair with her husband’s business partner.

"It" is one of Stephen King's most beloved novels. The horror story has terrified readers since it debuted in 1986. "It" features some of the most disturbing moments that King has ever created, and that's no small statement. While the story itself is horrifying, "It" explores the lasting impact of childhood trauma. The coming-of-age elements make "It" one of King's most heartfelt stories. Children and adults can feel inspired by seeing the Losers' Club overcome their fears.

Given the book's popularity, a film adaptation was nearly guaranteed. "It" was first adapted as a two-part miniseries in 1990, starring Tim Curry as Pennywise the Clown. The first episode showed the youthful adventures of the Losers' Club, and the second episode flashed forward to their time as adults. While there is a lot of nostalgia for the 1990 "It," the miniseries doesn't quite capture all the nuances that made the novel so beloved.

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From the 2010 edition of the Blacklist to Zac Efron’s schedule, Andrew Barrer and Gabriel Ferrari’s screenplay for Die in a Gunfight seemed to be getting the fast-track into theaters before seven years of development saw a revolving door of actors and directors changing. It would take almost a decade before cameras started rolling and the person sitting prettiest after the whole ordeal became Collin Schiffli. After two indie films written by frequent collaborator David Dastmalchian, he’s finally got his hands in the Hollywood pie with Lionsgate and a modestly star-studded cast of B-listers to help make his stylistic flourishes look good. And there are a lot of them. Whether or not they work to make this riff on “Romeo and Juliet” a success is beside the point.

We’re talking animated interludes. A third person narrator (Billy Crudup). Viewfinder slides. Film rewinds that either go nowhere or...

Cinemax TV shows typically attract very low ratings but the cable channel doesn't sell commercial time so the programmers are more interested in satisfying subscribers. Can Jett, Cinemax's newest drama series attract enough attention to warrant a second season renewal or, will this show be cancelled, instead? Stay tuned.

A Cinemax crime drama, Jett stars Carla Gugino, Giancarlo Esposito, Elena Anaya, Michael Aronov, Gaite Jansen, Gil Bellows, Chris Backus, Gentry White, Jodie Turner-Smith, Violet McGraw, Lucy Walters, Mustafa Shakir, Greg Bryk, Shiloh Fernandez, David Damane, Gus Dale Halper, Rainbow Sun Francks, Alex Mallari Jr., Gregg Lowe, Dwain Murphy, Jonathan Koensgen, Hamza Haq, and Stuart Hughes. In the series, Daisy "Jett" Kowalski (Gugino) is a world-class thief who is fresh out of prison. She gets pulled back into a life of crime by a group of diverse criminals, including a powerful crime lord named Charlie Baudelaire...

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A Cinemax crime drama, Jett stars Carla Gugino, Giancarlo Esposito, Elena Anaya, Michael Aronov, Gaite Jansen, Gil Bellows, Chris Backus, Gentry White, Jodie Turner-Smith, Violet McGraw, Lucy Walters, Mustafa Shakir, Greg Bryk, Shiloh Fernandez, David Damane, Gus Dale Halper, Rainbow Sun Francks, Alex Mallari Jr., Gregg Lowe, Dwain Murphy, Jonathan Koensgen, Hamza Haq, and Stuart Hughes. In the series, Daisy "Jett" Kowalski (Gugino) is a world-class...

Network: Cinemax

Episodes: Ongoing (hour)

Seasons: Ongoing

TV show dates: June 14, 2019 -- present

Series status: Has not been cancelled

Performers include: Carla Gugino, Giancarlo Esposito, Elena Anaya, Michael Aronov, Gaite Jansen, Gil Bellows, Chris Backus, Gentry White, Jodie Turner-Smith, Violet McGraw, Lucy Walters, Mustafa Shakir, Greg Bryk, Shiloh Fernandez, David Damane, Gus Dale Halper, Rainbow Sun Francks, Alex Mallari Jr., Gregg Lowe, Dwain Murphy, Jonathan Koensgen, Hamza Haq, and Stuart Hughes.

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A Cinemax drama series, Jett is created, written, directed, and produced by Sebastian Guttierrez. Daisy "Jett" Kowalski (Gugino) is a world-class thief who is fresh out of prison.

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Will Daisy Kowalski come out on top in the first season of the Jett TV show on Cinemax? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Jett is cancelled or renewed for season two. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we'd like to offer you the chance to rate all of the season one episodes of Jett here.

A Cinemax crime drama, Jett stars Carla Gugino, Giancarlo Esposito, Elena Anaya, Michael Aronov, Gaite Jansen, Gil Bellows, Chris Backus, Gentry White, Jodie Turner-Smith, Violet McGraw, Lucy Walters, Mustafa Shakir, Greg Bryk, Shiloh Fernandez, David Damane, Gus Dale Halper, Rainbow Sun Francks, Alex Mallari Jr., Gregg Lowe, Dwain Murphy, Jonathan Koensgen, Hamza Haq, and Stuart Hughes. In...

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“Selina. Meyer. Belongs. In. An. Institution,” the former president declares in Sunday’s Veep. And so what does she do? She attempts to build herself one, of course.

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Sunday’s installment begins with Selina attending the opening of Stuart Hughes’ presidential library. After having her own presidency belittled by fellow former Potus Stevenson, and later being excluded from a photo featuring all of the living presidents, Selina tells Andrew, Gary and Richard that she too wants “a g—damn, look-at-the-size-of-my-d—k,...

She's gotten rave reviews for her powerful performance in BBC America's drama Orphan Black and is about to appear in a two-episode stint on NBC's Parks and Recreation beginning Thursday, October 17. Here are five things you probably don't know about Tatiana Maslany.

1. Born September 22, 1985 in Saskatchewan, Canada -- the eldest of three siblings -- her mother was a translator and her father a woodworker. 

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2. At age 7, she began putting on for-pay performances with her brother to entertain family members and by age 9, she was ready for her first audition for a role in the musical Oliver.

3.  Did comedy improv performances for 10 years and even participated in the Canadian Improv Games for young comics.

Related: Tatiana Maslany Dissects The Orphan Black Finale

4. One of her first breakout roles was in the 2006 TV movie Booky Makes Her Mark, which co-starred Megan Follows and Stuart Hughes.

5. Her latest...

Festive family drama starring Rachel Marcus as Beatrice "Booky" Thomson. With Christmas approaching in Depression-era Toronto, Booky's dad (Stuart Hughes) loses his job as a harness-maker. However, with help from her mum (Megan Follows) and a department store owner (Kenneth Walsh) the resourceful youngster comes up with a plan to make sure that her parents and siblings Willa, Arthur and Jake will not go short despite their hardship.

A British company has designed a gold-plated version of the iPhone 5. Liverpool designer Stuart Hughes has launched 100 18-carat gold editions of the new smartphone, expected to sell for £21,995 each. The special handset takes several weeks to make, and comes with gold and diamond additions. "This beautiful handset will take weeks of detailed intricate work to re-create the original chassis of the iPhone in solid gold, all of which was started and finished by hand," the designer (more)...

Toofab is all about bedazzling the heck out of your electronics, but this is overkill. A “Luxury Specialist” has created a blinged out iPad 2, called “The iPad 2 Gold History Edition,” and wants to sell it for a cool $8 million dollars. Yes, you read that correctly. So what on earth makes this particular iPad worth so much money? Creator Stuart Hughes says it has a 24-carat gold backing, 65 flawless diamonds covering the signature apple and home button, and the screen frame is made out of ammonite, which is the oldest rock in the world. If that’s not enough -- an incredibly rare Tyrannosaurus Rex thigh bone is sprinkled into the ammonite rock, we can only imagine, for good measure. Apparently, this idea isn’t new. Hughes sold Two diamond-encrusted iPhone 4 covers in 2010 for $8 million each. Which means someone might actually buy this item, as well. In these times of belt-buckling and recessionista fashions,...

After This Beautiful City, Canadian director Ed Gass-Donnelly comes back with another film called Small Town Murder Songs. The film will come out in Canada on February 18.

The film is about an aging police officer (Peter Stormare) who lives in a small Mennonite town of Ontario. Life in town is disturbed when the body of a dead woman is found by the local authorities.

The film also stars Martha Plimpton, Jill Hennessy, Aaron Poole, Jackie Burroughs, Sebastian Pigott, Ari Cohen, Stephen Eric McIntyre, Stuart Hughes and Alexandria Benoit.

So far, the film has been in many film festivals.

Are you both incredibly rich but also enjoy the luxury of not being able to complete a single phone conversation without dropping your call? Well have we got the perfect thing! Meet the world’s most expensive Iphone. The cost? 8 Million Dollars: So what does an $8,000,000 Iphone have other than no guarantee that you can actually talk to someone? Basically, they put a sh*tload of diamonds on a regular Iphone and – voila – what usually costs $400 now costs $8,000,000. Here’s the breakdown: - The bezel is made from rose gold and around 500 flawless diamonds. This totals about 100 carats of diamonds. On your phone. - The back of the phone is also rose gold, but the Apple logo has been studded with 53 diamonds. - The navigation area is pllatinum, and the main push button is a single cut 7.4ct pink diamond. But for days when you’re feeling less spectacular, you...

Yesterday, at a corporate gathering in New York City, Panasonic showed off their latest plasma 3-D television--the biggest in the world, weighing in at 1,500 pounds and measuring 152 inches, crushing the last record the company held of 103 inches. But why stop at that monstrous size?

According to Jim Noecker, head of Panasonic's business development for professional displays, it's because this was the largest size that wouldn't require multiple glass panels to cover the screen. And with its insane resolution of 4k by 2k, the TV is the equivalent of nine 50-inch displays, says Noecker.

"If you lay it on its back, you could probably see it from space," he joked.

Hopefully that's worth the half-a-million dollar price tag, as it also sets a record for being one of the most expensive televisions in the world, walloping the $140,000 Yalos diamond-encrusted 46" TV, but trailing the $2.26 million Stuart Hughes' PrestigeHD--which is coated in 28 kilograms of 18k rose gold,...

Plastic Paper is a festival of animation and puppet films that will run at the Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Canada on May 5-8 and is presented by the Big Smash! Film Collective. The program, listed below, includes short films, features, documentaries, installations and special events.

The feature films include Rocaterrania, Brett Ingram’s documentary on scientific illustrator and secret fantasy artist Renaldo Kuhler; 2010 Oscar nominated film The Secret of Kells; the little seen 1982 environmental and animal activist film The Plague Dogs; a new surreal work by underground animator Bruce Bickford; and more.

For special events, there will be a continuously-running video installation by Winnipeg animator Leslie Supnet called How to Care for Introverts; a one-day Master Class taught by the legendary Bill Plympton; a Saturday morning cartoon feast; a T-shirt making class; and more.

Below is the full lineup of all the films screening at Plastic Paper, but for more info on them,...

Chicago – The DVD Round-Up has traveled the globe this week to bring you a diverse slate of under-the-radar titles received in the HollywoodChicago.com offices this holiday season. With so many major releases this time of year, it’s hard to cover everything, but we wanted to make sure you knew these were out there in case you have a gift card burning a hole in your pocket.

One quick note: We don’t usually inject opinion into the DVD Round-Up. It’s a recurring column merely designed for informational purposes regarding some lower profile titles new on shelves. We’d like to make a rare exception for “Sita Sings the Blues,” a simply wonderful animated film that we only wish we had more time to spotlight but that we wanted to make sure you knew was available before the end of the year. Don’t just go rent it.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning BBC cameraman was killed and a BBC producer injured when they stepped on land mines while filming in Kurdish northern Iraq, the pubcaster said Thursday. BBC director of news Richard Sambrook told reporters that Iranian-born Kaveh Golestan, 52, was killed instantly Wednesday afternoon in the Kurdish town of Kifri after stepping out of his car and onto a mine. BBC producer Stuart Hughes was also caught in the blast and suffered a foot injury, while the BBC's Tehran correspondent, Jim Muir, and a local translator were unhurt save for cuts and bruises. Hughes has since been taken to an American military hospital in Sulaymaniya in northern Iraq for treatment. Golestan, who is survived by his wife and 19-year-old son, won a Pulitzer for his work during the Iranian revolution. He had worked as a BBC freelance cameraman since 2001. "Kaveh Golestan was an outstanding photojournalist who worked in support of freedom of expression in his native Iran and elsewhere and was well-known to many Western news organizations," Sambrook said. "Our deepest sympathy goes to his family and friends. This once again illustrates the dangers faced by news teams covering the war in Iraq." The news came as Stewart Purvis, chief executive of British commercial news provider ITN, accused U.S. and British military leaders of concealing the details surrounding the death of veteran ITN reporter Terry Lloyd two weeks ago in what ITN claims was a "friendly fire" incident. Lloyd's colleagues, cameraman Fred Nerac and Lebanese translator Hussein Osman, are still missing and feared dead.