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Last year, Charles Band’s company Full Moon announced that they were launching a new production label called Pulp Noir, which would focus on “edgier, weirder, darker horror and dark fantasy films.” Two Pulp Noir movies, Quadrant and Death Streamer, have since made their way through production – and while those movies were initially released in color, all of the Pulp Noir movies will also get black & white “noir” releases, so there are both color and black & white versions of Quadrant and Death Streamer available on the Full Moon Features streaming service. While we wait for more Pulp Noir movies to be made, Band has started going through the Full Moon library to give some of their older films the black & white / noir treatment. This noir series, which is expected to consist of at least a dozen films, got started with a black & white version of the 1984 sci-fi thriller Christmas classic Trancers.

It looks like The Vampire Diaries co-stars Arielle Kebbel and Zach Roerig are dating!

The show ran for 8 seasons on The CW and Arielle, 40, and Zach, 40, portrayed Lexi Branson and Matt Donovan, respectively.

A video of Arielle at a fan convention for the show is going viral. It looks like Zach surprised her at the convention with flowers and a sweet kiss.

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People have harbored a deep fascination for werewolves, vampires, witches, and ghosts for ages. While ample series and movies have been made on the supernatural theme, The Originals has managed to satisfy fans’ craving in a way like no other.

A spin-off of The Vampire Diaries, the CW show features the origin and present of the first vampires ever created: the Mikaelson family—Mikael, Finn, Elijah, Kol, Rebekah, and their half-brother and hybrid, Niklaus. While the show features all of the Mikaelson family at different times, it primarily deals with Elijah, Niklaus, and Rebekah.

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The show aired from 2013 to 2018, and its five seasons were extremely gripping, exploring the emotional bonds that kept the Mikaelsons together and their battles against various supernatural threats amid constant power struggles. The Originals‘ fan-favorite cast has since embarked on diverse projects, from movies to television series.

So while in 2024, the Mikaelsons...

CWs The Vampire Diaries had a successful run with seven seasons. Despite the series ending in 2017, fans still cant get over the many plot twists, attractive cast members, and vampire lore of the fantasy series. The show birthed two spin-off shows, The Originals and Legacies, which also had success among young and mature audiences. While CW was known for pushing steamy scenes in their shows, much of the chemistry was real, and many cast members ended up dating outside the series.

One of the most famous couples that met on set and dated was Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder, who played enemies to lovers in The Vampire Diaries. So, when they called it quits, it shook their fan base to the core, and despite years passing and both moving on to other relationships, some fans still cant get over their love story. However, these arent the only two cast members...

Toni actress Jill Marie Jones left Girlfriends due to her contract ending and wanting to pursue movie opportunities. Toni's departure was written off by sending her to New York City to be close to her son. Jill Marie Jones regrets not announcing her departure sooner, but her co-stars respected her decision.

It's a bit of a surprise when Toni (Jill Marie Jones) suddenly leaves Girlfriends, considering how important a character she was to the hit sitcom, but Jones has her reasons. Girlfriends ran for 8 seasons before it ended in February 2008. In that time, the series followed the lives of four friends, Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross), Maya (Golden Brooks), Lynn (Persia White), and Toni (Jones).

Toni is Joan's oldest friend, with the two growing up together, and she considers herself the popular and "cute" one of the group. Though this can sometimes be read as shallow, she's a loving and loyal friend.

On Saturday, April 20, more than 100 celebrities and influencers gathered with changemakers from around the world at The Mercy For Animals 25th Anniversary Gala ahead of Earth Day to celebrate Mercy For Animals’ history and the positive impact the organization has had on farmed animals, people’s lives and the planet.

Many spoke passionately about the importance of making food choices and supporting initiatives that foster compassion and sustainability.

The star-studded event drew both new faces and longtime friends who have worked alongside Mercy For Animals to promote kindness to animals and protect the planet we all share. Sarah Jeffery, Moby, Daniella Monet, Joseph Morgan, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Persia White, Jay Shetty, Radhi Devlukia-Shetty and others joined as presenters, while Tabitha Brown, Charo, Travon Free and Kate Mara were honored with awards.

“From calling for legislative reforms to collaborating with food industry leaders on sustainable practices, Mercy For Animals is committed...

On April 3, the world observed the 90th birthday of Dr. Jane Goodall, Dbe, a renowned ethologist, a conservationist, a Un Messenger of Peace and the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute (Jgi).

In honor of Dr. Goodall’s milestone birthday, Mercy For Animals and Jgi have released a special short film, “Voices of Hope ~ Words of Wisdom by Dr. Jane Goodall,” produced to commemorate her lifelong advocacy for animals, people and the environment. Narrated by more than 20 public figures from around the world, the film aims to inspire people to emulate Dr. Goodall’s powerful work as an activist, a conservationist and a changemaker.

You can watch the video here.

Opening with a statement from Dr. Goodall herself, the film features a collection of profound quotes from Dr. Goodall recited by Ellen Burstyn, James Cromwell, Sen. Cory Booker, Dr. Deepak Chopra, Alicia Silverstone, Tabitha Brown, Paul Wesley, Joseph Morgan, Persia White,...

For her 90th birthday on Wednesday, animal rights champion Dr. Jane Goodall has made a video in which she and many famous friends plead for compassion for animals. “I’m sure all of you will agree you can’t spend time with an animal and not know that we are not the only beings with personalities, minds, and emotions,” she says at the beginning of the video.

The rest of the four-minute clip finds her and others reciting a statement from her about the importance of recognizing every part of the world’s ecology.

The early 2000s are a nostalgic time for television, whether audiences are watching shows like Friends or Gilmore Girls or sitting down for movies like Moulin Rouge! (2001) or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004). The shows that appeared on cable and primetime changed the future of television.

Even with all the good television, there were certainly some problematic moments on television in the '90s and 2000s. While no show is perfect, that are some that continue to hold up, even among higher scrutiny.

Freaks and Geeks (1999–2000)

Freaks and Geeks kicked off a decade of both incredible and, in some cases, unfortunately, short-lived television. Set in a suburb of Detroit in the early '80s, Freaks and Geeks is centered around the high school experiences of the Weir siblings, Lindsay (Linda Cardellini) and Sam (John Francis Daley). Lindsay is part of the "freaks," a group of rebellious slackers that includes...

Girlfriends was a groundbreaking sitcom featuring a diverse, all-Black cast that touched on difficult topics other shows avoided, proving the demand for diverse programming. The show's cancellation was due to low ratings and high licensing costs in an unusual business environment, not a reflection of its quality or importance in TV history. The cast had a heartwarming reunion on Black-ish, showcasing their incredible chemistry and the lasting impact of Girlfriends on both its audience and the actors themselves.

After nearly a decade of breaking new ground on the air, the beloved sitcom Girlfriends was canceled suddenly in 2008. Debuting in 2000, the series follows a group of Black women who bond over the trials and tribulations of daily life as they navigate the worlds of work and romance. Girlfriends was the first show of its kind in TV history to feature an all-Black cast led by women. The show's tremendous success proved...

A fan came up with their own cast for a reboot of the hit sitcom “Girlfriends,” and the show’s creator, Mara Brock Akil, is fond of the idea: “Are we manifesting?”

“Someone said this needs to be the Girlfriends of today’s reboot,” a Twitter user by the profile name “_RareDefined” said in a tweet on Monday. The post was accompanied by a lineup of photos with the original cast of “Girlfriends” above the actresses fans thought should be cast in a potential reboot.

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The fan’s post suggested Jill Marie Jones’ character Toni Childs be played by star Coco Jones (“Bel-Air”), Persia White’s character Lynn Ann Searcy be played by Zoe Kravitz (“The Batman”), Golden Brooks’ character Maya Denise Williams be played Keke Palmer (“Nope”) and Tracee Ellis Ross...

The Vampire Diaries stars Daniel Gillies and Joseph Morgan have reunited in a sweet new photo. The actors played brother Elijah (an Original Vampire) and Klaus Mikaelson (a half-vampire half-werewolf) on The Vampire Diaries before starring in the 2013 spinoff The Originals. Klaus was also featured in an episode of the series' third spinoff Legacies, which followed his daughter Hope.

This week on Instagram, Gillies posted a series of photos reuniting with Morgan and former Vampire Diaries cast member Persia White (who played Abby Bennett Wilson and is now married to Morgan).

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The trio makes strikes a variety of poses including Gillies giving the camera the middle finger. The post also honors Klaus and Elijah's onscreen relationship with the caption "bro," also featuring a heart.

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Kelsey Grammer reveals that he'd really like to bring Girlfriends back. Created by Mara Brock Akil, and with the main cast featuring Tracee Ellis Ross, Golden Brooks, Persia White, and Jill Marie Jones, Girlfriends spanned eight seasons and ran from 2000 to 2008. The sitcom focused on the four women as they dealt with the changing tides of their professional and personal lives, garnering praise for the performances of its leads and attracting a slew of memorable guest stars — including Grammer, who cameoed as himself.

In an interview with E! News, Grammer discussed his hopes to bring the sitcom back. The star of Frasier was an executive producer on Girlfriends, and he opened up about the fact that the 2000s show is often on his mind. Grammer praised the cast and said that, with streaming services always looking to revive familiar properties, he'd love it if Girlfriends got the same treatment. He noted this was especially true,...

Harlem, which premieres this Friday on Prime Video, follows four dynamic friends navigating the different triumphs and challenges in their personal and professional lives while residing in the historically Black neighborhood.

It’s a personal story for series creator Tracy Oliver, who also wrote Girls Trip and serves as showrunner/executive producer on First Wives Club, because she got to write about her own experiences this time around.

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Girlfriends made its Upn premiere in 2000 and two decades and a pandemic later, the comedy series from Mara Brock Akil still holds up. Akil, Tracee Ellis Ross, Golden Brooks, Persia White, Jill Marie Jones and Reginald C. Hayes came together at PaleyFest New York to celebrate Girlfriends’ 20th anniversary and reflect on how Hollywood still has work to do.

“We are celebrated and I am joyful about the celebration, but I am not remised about the continued fight and how hard it is to occupy these spaces at the levels in which we are and continue to be in,” Akil said during the virtual conversation.

During the conversation, the Girlfriends cast and creator marveled at how the show’s Netflix pickup in July has caused a renaissance of discourse about the series’ group of friends and their relationships. With the streaming giant, Girlfriends joined “the democracy of television” and reached new generations of Black women,...

The Paley Center for Media has announced its lineup for the eighth annual (and virtual) PaleyFest NY, and it includes A Million Little Things (with at least one conspicuous absence) and other returning favorites, a recently wrapped (and warped) superhero show, and the cast of a classic sitcom.

All Q&As will screen at the Yahoo Entertainment site on the days/times below, though Citi Cardmembers and Paley Center Members can preview the panels now.

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The final season of the CW’s “Supernatural,” a special 20th anniversary panel for “Girlfriends,” Amazon Prime Video’s “The Boys,” HBO’s “The Undoing” and Adult Swim’s “Rick & Morty” will be taking part in the 8th Annual PaleyFest NY event, the Paley Center for Media announced Tuesday.

These series, among others, will be featured on the Paley channel on Verizon Media’s Yahoo Entertainment. Some panels will be released on Friday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. Et / 5 p.m. Pt, with additional ones coming the following Monday and Tuesday at the same time. However, since Citi returns as a partner, Citi cardmembers will be able to view the programs ahead of the general public, starting today at 10 a.m. Et / 7 a.m. Pt. Paley Center members can also begin viewing the panels today.

“It’s been an honor to be included in PaleyFests in the past, and certainly this year is no exception.

Afrofuturism is an essential part of the science fiction experience. Check out these nine books that best captures this amazing genre.

“As Okorafor described during the 2020 Igbo Conference, Africanfuturism is specifically rooted in African history and culture — in other words, it does not center the West. Whether you are beginning your journey with Afrofuturism or looking for some deeper cuts to expand your knowledge, here are nine Afrofuturism books to add to your reading list!”

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Iconic Black sitcom Girlfriends recently arrived on Netflix. Take a look at how the show holds up after two decades.

“The series, created by Mara Brock Akil, told the story of four friends living and loving in Los Angeles: Joan Clayton (played by Tracee Ellis Ross), Maya Wilkes (played by Golden Brooks), Lynn Searcy (played by Persia White), and Toni Childs (played by Jill Marie Jones). The show was added to Netflix recently,...

Tracee Ellis Ross scored her fourth Emmy nomination this year for her performance as Dr. Rainbow Johnson in ABC’s “Black-ish.” The nomination comes after a significant few years for the actress, including a prequel series about young Rainbow called “Mixed-ish” and the film “The High Note,” her first starring role in a movie in over a decade. But Ross remains proud of the work she is doing on “Black-ish,” which is now entering its seventh season.”We don’t lean into the traditional sitcom wife/mother, the idea that you’re upholding an idea of perfection, that you are doing only one thing and being one version of what it is to be a woman,” says Ross in an exclusive new interview with Gold Derby. Watch the video interview above.

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Netflix’s latest acquisition spree includes a splash of sibling synchronicity.

The streaming service on Wednesday announced that that it has acquired the rights to seven classic Black sitcoms, including ’90s hits Sister, Sister and Moesha. Additional titles include Girlfriends, Half & Half, The Parkers, One and One and the first three seasons of The Game.

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Written by Matthew D. Ward who co-directs with Justyn Ah Chong, American Killing is the feature debut for the both of them. A thriller with elements of horror and drama, this is something both unique, startlingly dark and very interesting indeed. A movie that took me entirely by surprise, and here’s the why’s, what’s and where’s.

The plot itself follows Jeb, whose cartoon program is in danger of being cancelled by the network. Unrecognised nor complimented for his tireless work ethic, Jeb knows that in order to keep his job he needs to go to drastic places. Jeb, along with a team of writers is sent to a house in...

The nostalgia is real at ABC and Tracee Ellis Ross couldn't be happier. As part of "Casts from the Past Week," a programming stunt reuniting, well, casts from the past, Ross is reuniting with her Girlfriends costars on black-ish. In the episode, Bow learns Diane (Marsai Martin) and Ruby (Jenifer Lewis) don't believe in feminism, so she brings her daughter to meet the ladies of her feminist group. When Bow's friend thinks the group needs to be more inclusive, she invites three of her girlfriends to join her group. Enter Girlfriends stars Golden Brooks, Persia White and Jill Marie Jones. "Our executive producer/showrunner right now came to me and said, 'How do you feel about a...

“When you see what is happening to these animals, you feel kind of powerless sometimes, like no one really cares, so it’s really exciting that we are going to bring a lot of awareness and make the world a healthier, happier place,” Kat Graham told Variety at the Mercy for Animals 20th Anniversary Gala on Saturday at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

Mercy for Animals is an international non-profit animal advocacy organization that promotes veganism and conducts undercover investigations to expose animal cruelty at factory farms and slaughterhouses. Founder Milo Runkle said he was grateful for the amount of support the organization had received from celebrities including Joaquin Phoenix, who quietly slipped into the gala during the reception.

Kat Von D, who received the Hope Award at the gala, told Variety that she felt recent animal protection laws didn’t go far enough. “I think hiding behind the...

In today’s TV news roundup, Jenny Slate’s first Netflix comedy special “Stage Fright” premieres Oct. 22, and Netflix also releases the first trailer for its upcoming comedy “Living with Yourself,” out Oct. 18.

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Jenny Slate‘s first full-length comedy special “Stage Fright” will launch on Netflix Oct. 22. In it, the comedian and actress shares intimate aspects of her life on-stage as she delves into stories about her visit to a midnight Catholic Mass and the ghosts that haunted her childhood home.

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Netflix has released the first trailer for its forthcoming comedy “Living With Yourself,“ premiering Oct. 18. The eight-episode series stars Paul Rudd as a struggling man named Miles who finds himself transformed into an improved version of himself after undergoing a novel spa treatment. Aisling Bea stars as Rudd’s wife as he deals with the consequences of his actions. Told from multiple perspectives, the show is...

Worlds from TV and film will collide starting October 7 when ABC will present a week of reunions within its primetime lineup. “Cast from the Past” Week will feature reunited cast members and creative teams from iconic TV series and films on the network’s current shows.

Actors from and behind-the-scenes talent from the likes of Crazy Rich Asians, Girlfriends, Blues Brothers 2000, Cheers, Charmed, Wet Hot American Summer, House, Castle and The Drew Carey Show will be involved.

In an upcoming episode of Black-ish, for example, Tracee Ellis Ross reunites with her Girlfriends co-stars Golden Brooks, Jill Marie Jones and Persia White, while Ken Jeong will return to Fresh Off the Boat and be reunited with his Crazy Rich Asians co-star Constance Wu.

John Goodman will reconnect with his Blues Brothers 2000 co-star Dan Aykroyd as they play poker buddies in an episode of The Conners, while Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman,...

There will be a lot of reunions on ABC this October.

The broadcast network has revealed that it will be running a special "Cast from the Past" week which will find several stars and behind the scenes talent reuniting across the network's roster of TV shows.

Of those reunions, Charmed's Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs will be stopping by an episode of Grey's Anatomy, bringing them back together with Krista Vernoff and Andy Reaser, who were writers on Charmed.

It's certainly an exciting direction for ABC because it's a whole week dedicated to talent from the past coming aboard special episodes of the network's shows.

Cast Members and Creative Teams From Blues Brothers 2000, Castle, Cheers, Crazy Rich Asians, The Drew Carey Show, Girlfriends, House, Think Like a Man, and Wet Hot American Summer will all be featured.

Confused?

Here's ABC's press release revealing all the comings and goings.

Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital will be visited by the Power of Two this fall. As part of ABC’s just-announced “Cast From the Past Week,” former Charmed stars Alyssa Milano and Holly Marie Combs will play sisters on the Oct. 10 episode of Grey’s Anatomy (8/7c), reuniting them with executive producers Krista Vernoff and Andy Reaser. And, honestly, is nostalgia not the most powerful magic of all?

Read on for a full breakdown of stars coming together for ABC’s big event, including a Castle duo and an epic collection of Cheers‘ most beloved regulars:

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ABC is going all-in on nostalgia this fall, with a “Cast from the Past” week of stunt casting set to reunite the stars of “Charmed,” “Cheers” and more across the network’s programming.

Beginning on Oct. 7, actors and behind-the-scenes talent from “Blues Brothers 2000,” “Castle,” “Charmed,” “Cheers,” “Crazy Rich Asians,” “The Drew Carey Show,” “House,” “Think Like a Man” and “Wet Hot American Summer” will make appearances on the network’s dramas and comedies.

The news builds on the announcement last week that “black-ish” star Tracee Ellis Ross will be joined by her former “Girlfriends” co-stars on an upcoming episode of the family sitcom.

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Among the week’s biggest stunts is the reunion between “Cheers” stars Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman, John Ratzenberger and George Wendt on the Oct. 9 episode of “The Goldbergs.”

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“Black-ish” will host a “Girlfriends” reunion this season, with Jill Marie Jones, Persia White and Golden Brooks set to re-join their former co-star Tracee Ellis Ross in an upcoming episode of the ABC family sitcom.

Ross announced the news on the “Black-ish” Twitter account on Thursday, revealing the foursome on set for the Oct. 8 episode titled “Feminisn’t.”

“The timing was perfect to be able to bring ‘Girlfriends’ to a whole new audience,” Ross told Entertainment Weekly, which has several first-look images from the episode. “We haven’t all been together on camera since 2006.”

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“Girlfriends ran for eight years and was important to so many people,” she continued. “Being able to merge the worlds of black-ish and Girlfriends was surreal for me — and so much fun. These are women I grew up with and love deeply and it...

Tracee Ellis Ross is getting together with some of her old Girlfriends: Ross’ co-stars from the Upn/CW sitcom will join her in an October episode of black-ish.

Ross confirmed the news on Twitter with a video that features her and Girlfriends castmates Jill Marie Jones, Persia White and Golden Brooks and touts the “epic TV reunion” as “a must-see episode.”

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Fox has pulled the plug on “Proven Innocent” after a single season, Variety has learned.

The legal drama was Fox’s lowest-rated show for the 2018-19 season, with an Live+Same Day average of a 0.4 rating in the key adults 18-49 demographic. The legal drama also averaged just over 2 million viewers per episode. The Season 1 finale aired on Friday night.

“Proven Innocent” centered around a legal team who worked at a wrongful conviction firm. The team, which was led by Madeline Scott (Rachelle Lefevre), a fierce and fearless female lawyer with a hunger for justice, reopened investigations, putting their own lives in danger to exonerate the innocent that were ‘proven’ guilty.

The series also starred Kelsey Grammar as Gore Bellows, the prosecutor who previously put Madeline away for murder, as well as Vincent Kartheiser, Russell Hornsby, Riley Smith, Clare O’Connor, Francis Guinan, Persia White, Shanesia Davis, Karin Anglin, Caitlin Mehner,...

Kelsey Grammer is making his way back to the small screen.

According to TV Line, the veteran actor has joined upcoming Fox drama, Proven Innocent in a recast.

He will replace Brian D’Arcy James as Gore Bellows on the show which is penciled in for a midseason launch.

The official logline for Proven Innocent reads:

Focuses on a wrongful conviction firm led by a fierce and fearless female lawyer with a hunger for justice.

The team reopens investigations, putting their own lives in danger to exonerate the innocent that were “proven” guilty.

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The leader’s motivation comes from her infamous past; as a young adult she was found guilty and later exonerated in a high-profile case in which she became a tabloid sensation, household name, and national celebrity.

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Kelsey Grammer has been cast in the upcoming Fox drama “Proven Innocent,” Variety has confirmed.

He takes over the role of Gore Bellows, played in the pilot by Brian D’Arcy James. The character is described as a tough-on-crime state’s attorney who goes up against the underdog legal team that is at the center of the series. The producers of the series were said to have enjoyed James’ work in the pilot and hope to use him in a future role.

Grammer is best known for playing the title character in the acclaimed sitcom “Frasier,” for which he won five Emmys. He originated that character on “Cheers.” Grammer is also no stranger to the Fox family, having voiced the villainous Sideshow Bob on “The Simpsons” going back to 1990. He also recently starred in the Amazon series “The Last Tycoon” and currently lends his voice to the Netflix animated series “Trollhunters.

Proven Innocent looks set to be a legal drama, and we will definitely be tuning in for it.

The official logline reads as follows:

Focuses on a wrongful conviction firm led by a fierce and fearless female lawyer with a hunger for justice. The team reopens investigations, putting their own lives in danger to exonerate the innocent that were “proven” guilty.

The leader’s motivation comes from her infamous past; as a young adult she was found guilty and later exonerated in a high-profile case in which she became a tabloid sensation, household name, and national celebrity.

While a hero and a victim to some, her bold and bullish tactics garner her some enemies— one of whom will do anything to see her go down for a crime we know she did not commit.

She defends others as she fights to maintain her own innocence.

The talented cast includes Rachelle Lefevre,...

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Formerly titled “Infamy,” “Proven Innocent” is a legal drama set in an wrongful conviction firm. Led by a fierce and fearless female lawyer with a hunger for justice, the team reopens investigations, putting their own lives in danger to exonerate the innocent that were ‘proven’ guilty. Our lead’s motivation comes from her infamous past; as a young adult she was found guilty and later exonerated in a high-profile case in which she became a tabloid sensation, household name and national celebrity. While a hero and a victim to some, her bold and bullish tactics garner her some enemies— one of whom will do anything to see her go down for a crime we know she did not commit. We will watch her defend others as she fights to maintain her own innocence.

She has the knife, but he has his cunning tongue, and Jeb intends on talking his way out of danger in our exclusive clip from the new psychological thriller Wichita, out today from Candy Factory Films.

A horror film about a children's TV show creator who reaches his breaking point, Wichita is now available to watch on DVD and Digital HD platforms from Candy Factory Films. Below, we have the exclusive clip, as well as the official synopsis:

"Something psycho this way comes in the deep, suspenseful psychological thriller, Wichita. When Jeb (Trevor Peterson) leads a writing retreat to Aspen with a team of young writers intending to save his failing kids' TV show, it becomes a new opportunity for his hidden cameras - and hidden rage. This Official Selection of the 2016 Santa Fe Film Festival will be available on DVD and Digital HD on June 20, only from Candy Factory Films.

"They all float down here, Georgie!" Pennywise and the kids of The Losers Club from the 1990 miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's It are featured in hours of content in the new documentary Pennywise: The Story of It. Also: Mystery Science Theater 3000 collectibles and apparel, 43rd annual Saturn Awards Special Achievement Award Winners, a look at a new clip from Mountain Monsters, and Wichita release details.

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Joseph Morgan gets by with a lot of help from his wife, Persia White. This week's episode of The Originals marks Morgan's television directorial debut. He's directed a few short films on the past, but never something on this scale, and he was surprised by how "huge" the episode ended up being in terms of sequences, stunts, and visual effects. Thankfully, his wife was by his side to support him through it all. "My wife was just incredible during the whole process. She was just so utterly supportive," Morgan, 34, tells People. "I couldn't have done it without her." During the eight days of filming,...

Bahamian production company Best Ever Film has announced Warren Brown of drama series Luther has signed to star in Kareem J Mortimer’s Bahamian film Cargo, which has begun shooting in Nassau.

Brown joins an ensemble that comprises Jimmy Jean-Louis of Heroes, Omar J Dorsey of Django Unchained, Persia White of The Vampire Diaries and Gessica Geneus.

Based on the short film Passage, Cargo follows a Bahamian fishermen who gets lured into smuggling illegal Haitian migrants.

Cargo won best pitch at Caribbean Tales in 2012 and is the first part of a slate of films to be developed by Best Ever Film.

Featuring an unprecedented cast of 100 celebrity narrators, the timely documentary Unity will be distributed by SpectiCast in select theatres worldwide beginning August 12.

Written and directed by Shaun Monson (Earthlings), produced by Melissa Danis and Monson, the film explores the interconnectivity of all life on Earth and our responsibility to do better. A production of Monson’s Nation Earth, Unity will is expected to premiere on 1000-1200+ screens across the globe. SpectiCast has partnered with Fathom Events for the domestic release on select U.S. screens. Tickets and more information including participating theatre locations and global distribution partners coming soon.

Seven years in the making, Unity explores humanity’s impact on the world and our opportunity for transformation. Presented in chapters, Unity takes an in-depth look at what it means to be human, exploring themes of love, tragedy and, ultimately, hope. Coupled with stunning cinematography, Unity is a singular and unforgettable cinematic experience.

Joseph Morgan and Persia White didn't want to wait to say "I do!" So, just two months after announcing their engagement news, the lovebirds married July 5 in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, in front of 26 guests, People magazine confirmed today.  The couple, who met in 2011 on the set of The Vampire Diaries, wanted their wedding to have "a very rustic feel to it," said White, 41. "There was nothing about it that was overwhelming or very huge or fabulous in that way. We tried to keep everything really intimate and beautiful and sort of going along with nature."   "I think one of the reasons we picked it was because we love the ocean and we both grew up by the sea," she...

Sorry, ladies. Joseph Morgan is off the market. The actor, who currently heads up the CW's The Originals, wed his Vampire Diaries costar Persia White in an intimate ceremony in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, on July 5. "It had a very rustic feel to it," White tells People. "There was nothing about it that was overwhelming or very huge or fabulous in that way. We tried to keep everything really intimate and beautiful and sort of going along with nature." The bride wore a Vera Wang dress with a cathedral-length veil, while the groom sported an ivory-colored silk tux with black lapels by Miguel Wilson.

Sorry, ladies. Joseph Morgan is off the market. The actor, who currently heads up the CW's The Originals, wed his Vampire Diaries costar Persia White in an intimate ceremony in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, on July 5. "It had a very rustic feel to it," White tells People. "There was nothing about it that was overwhelming or very huge or fabulous in that way. We tried to keep everything really intimate and beautiful and sort of going along with nature." The bride wore a Vera Wang dress with a cathedral-length veil, while the groom sported an ivory-colored silk tux with black lapels by Miguel Wilson.

Klaus is officially taken! The Originals actor Joseph Morgan and his fiancee, Persia White, tied the knot in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, on Saturday, July 5, his rep confirms to Us Weekly. "Happiest day of my life," he tweeted on July 23, in reference to the couple's intimate nuptials. Morgan, 33, and the actress-musician, 41, first met on set of The Vampire Diaries in season 3. They announced their engagement in May. "We really appreciate those of you who have supported our wild, creative, passionate and unlikely relationship," the pair [...]...

The rumors are true! Joseph Morgan confirmed his engagement to Persia White while speaking to E!'s Kristin Dos Santos at The CW's Upfront event in New York City Thursday. "I was waiting for this moment to break it to you," the actor joked. How did the proposal happen? "I'm not going to go into specific detail," the British TV star said on the red carpet, "but I tried to be romantic. It was a nerve-wracking moment but it was special." Morgan, 32, and White, 41, met on the set of The Vampire Diaries in 2011. The engagement news comes on the heels of The Originals' first season finale and just days before the actor's 33rd birthday. The future spouses first...

Klaus has found his better half! The Originals' Joseph Morgan is engaged to his girlfriend Persia White, his rep confirms to Us Weekly. "We really appreciate those of you who have supported our wild, creative, passionate and unlikely relationship," the couple tells Us in a statement. "We have found a rare and precious thing; true love. We wish you all the same." Morgan, 32, first met his bride-to-be, 41, on the set of The Vampire Diaries in season 3. Since then, the British actor has reprised his role [...]...

If you like Joseph Morgan, you’ll love Armistice. If you don’t like Joseph Morgan, Armistice just might change your mind. Joseph plays A.J. Budd, a Royal Marine who wakes up one morning and discovers he is alone, locked in an unfamiliar house. There is absolutely no escape, no TV, no radio, no books. His only excitement is a monster that appears every morning, forcing A.J. to fight for his life. Hidden deep in a hollow spot in the wall, he discovers letters and realizes he is not the first to suffer this fate.

We spoke to Joseph about carrying a film, executive producing, and we even slipped in a Vampire Diaries / The Originals question.

How did you get involved in Armistice?

My co-star, Matt Ryan, and I have been friends for years and years and years, since college. Matt and I co-wrote a short film called...

At Comic Con, Phoebe Tonkin, Charles Michael Davis and Daniel Gillies were spotted getting ready for a night of Sdcc partying.

The co-stars of The CW’s new TV series, The Originals, were seen at Warner Bros rooftop, poolside party at The Hard Rock hotel’s Float lounge and later at Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed pirate ship party. Joseph Morgan was also out with girlfriend Persia White.

In the midst of the Hollywood awards season, the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon is a welcome departure from the scripted formalities of awards speeches. Everyone already knows who is being honored, so there’s no pressure, and the guests are just happy to be there to support their peers and idols. Held Thursday over a long lunch in the elegant Beverly Hills Hotel, the 2013 honorees were: Oprah Winfrey, Alfre Woodard, Mara Brock Akil (Girlfriends), Gabrielle Union, Naomie Harris (Skyfall), and Quvenzhané Wallis (Beasts of the Southern Wild).

The crowded red carpet had the feel of a happy high school reunion — with Naomi Campbell,...

“You can file that request under “no chance in hell.”’

Yes. Finally. An episode of The Vampire Diaries that didn’t play it safe this season. Momentum was to be had, alliances thwarted, and the return of an unexpected run away mom was made. The writers took chances, the characters made decisions, and things worked out – for the most part.

Bonnie (Kat Graham) is in the middle of a new chapter of her life with the introduction of Expression. A form of magic that takes its power from somewhere besides the spirits and doesn’t answer to nature. Basically calling dark magic by another name. Eventually it may become her undoing – because if we’ve learned anything, it’s that all magic has consequences - but her resurrection of power is continuing to come in handy for her friends in Mystic Falls. Her new powers may not help her to...