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Dearest Gentle Reader, It is with great delight that this author shares the most scintillating tidings from the Ton—Season 4 of Bridgerton shall at long last unveil the romantic tale of our beloved second son, the ever-enigmatic Benedict Bridgerton, and his destined muse, Sophie.

The masquerade of love is upon us, and this season promises a whirlwind of desire, secrets, and artistic yearnings. Though both his elder and younger brothers have surrendered to the call of love, Benedict remains a free spirit—elusive, eccentric, and utterly magnetic.

And yet, one dares to wonder: was it not in Season 1, during a fleeting moment, a blink and you’ll miss it glimpse—where we first began to peel back the many layers of the man beneath the paint and passion?

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Constellation will not return for a second season. According to Deadline, Apple TV+ has decided to cancel the sci-fi thriller series created and written by Peter Harness.

Starring Noomi Rapace, Jonathan Banks, James D'Arcy, Rosie Coleman, Davina Coleman, William Catlett, Julian Looman, Barbara Sukowa, Henry David, Sandra Teles, and Carole Weyers, the series follows an astronaut (Rapace) who returns home to Earth after a disaster in space. She discovers that key pieces of her life seem to be missing, or at least not as she remembered them.

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Constellation is not about prostates in space. The eight-part Apple TV+ psychological, sci-fi action-drama stars Noomi Rapace as troubled astronaut Jo Ericsson. Jo is battling Ptsd after a deadly mishap on the International Space Station, and life back on Earth is proving to be taxing. For starters, nothing “feels” the same. Jo’s daughter and husband are by her side, and other colleagues and friends offer support, but something feels off. Worse, Jo’s plagued by memory fragments of what she experienced in space. But her determination to get closer to a deeper truth only fuels her growing madness.

It all filters into the mix for a captivating, if not mind-bending, sci-fi series that may surprise viewers with its shades of horror. Created by Peter Harness, the first two episodes of the show were directed by Michelle MacLaren, who was behind the camera on super hits like Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul,...

Directing Noomi Rapace in zero-gravity in a replica of the International Space Station in a character-driven dramatic sci-fi thriller with touches of horror and quantum physics. Apparently, that’s how Michelle MacLaren tops being one of the best producers of Breaking Bad and directing solid TV hits like Better Call Saul, The Morning Show, The Walking Dead, and Games of Thrones. It was all in the stars for the director/producer, who teamed up with Peter Harness, the ambitious showrunner behind Apple TV+’s sci-fi thriller Constellation.

Rapace headlines the new series, playing beleaguered astronaut Jo Ericsson, who returns to Earth after a disastrous incident at the International Space Station. But life back on Earth is far from what she knew it to be. Somehow, significant pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-driven space adventure explores the gritty edges of human psychology and Jo’s frenzied attempts...

Who will find their true love in the first season of the Soulmates TV show on AMC? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Soulmates 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 invite you to rate all of the first season episodes of Soulmates here. *Status Update Below.

An AMC anthology drama series, the Soulmates TV show stars Sarah Snook, Kingsley Ben-Adir, David Costabile, Sonya Cassidy, Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Bill Skarsgård, Betsy Brandt, JJ Field, Darren Boyd, Dolly Wells, Karima McAdams, Laia Costa, Shamier Anderson, Georgina Campbell, Henry Goodman, Sofia Oxenham, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Sandra Teles, Letty Thomas, and Adam El Hagar.

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Airing on the AMC cable channel, the Soulmates TV show is an anthology series. The first season stars Sarah Snook, Kingsley Ben-Adir, David Costabile, Sonya Cassidy, Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Bill Skarsgård, Betsy Brandt, JJ Field, Darren Boyd, Dolly Wells, Karima McAdams, Laia Costa, Shamier Anderson, Georgina Campbell, Henry Goodman, Sofia Oxenham, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Sandra Teles, Letty Thomas, and Adam El Hagar. Set 15 years into the future, science has made...

We don't have to worry about Soulmates being cancelled because the AMC series was renewed for a second season months before the series premiered. Will this unusual concept attract a lot of viewers? Will the execs end up regretting the early renewal? Stay tuned.

An anthology drama series, the first season of the Soulmates TV show stars Sarah Snook, Kingsley Ben-Adir, David Costabile, Sonya Cassidy, Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Bill Skarsgård, Betsy Brandt, JJ Field, Darren Boyd, Dolly Wells, Karima McAdams, Laia Costa, Shamier Anderson, Georgina Campbell, Henry Goodman, Sofia Oxenham, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Sandra Teles, Letty Thomas, and Adam El Hagar. Set 15 years into the future, science has made a discovery that changes the lives of everyone on the planet – a test that unequivocally tells you who your soulmate is. Each of the episodes features a different cast and explores a...

Network: AMC

Episodes: Ongoing (hour)

Seasons: Ongoing

TV show dates: October 5, 2020 -- present

Series status: Has not been cancelled

Performers include: Sarah Snook, Kingsley Ben-Adir, David Costabile, Sonya Cassidy, Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Bill Skarsgård, Betsy Brandt, JJ Field, Darren Boyd, Dolly Wells, Karima McAdams, Laia Costa, Shamier Anderson, Georgina Campbell, Henry Goodman, Sofia Oxenham, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Sandra Teles, Letty Thomas, and Adam El Hagar.

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An anthology drama series, the Soulmates TV show is set 15 years into the future and examines the nature of romantic love.

In the future, science has made a discovery that changes the lives of everyone on the planet – a test that unequivocally tells you who your soulmate is. Each of the episodes features a different cast...

AMC has announced the cast for its anthology drama series about the intersection of love and science, from Emmy-winning writer Will Bridges and Brett Goldstein.

Succession actress Sarah Snook, Billions star David Costabile and Sonya Cassidy are among the cast for the untitled project, which is made by Banijay’s Fearless Minds and AMC Studios. It is currently shooting in Madrid, Spain.

The six-part series takes place 15 years from now, when science makes a discovery that changes the lives of everyone on the planet – giving people a way to find their soulmate. Each of the six episodes features a different cast and explores an entirely new story based on the discovery.

Snook plays Nikki in the first episode, a suburban mother who becomes tortured by the knowledge that her soulmate is not her husband of 15 years.

“Succession” star Sarah Snook will topline the premiere episode of AMC’s untitled episodic anthology series from Brett Goldstein and “Black Mirror” writer Will Bridges.

The series is centered on the intersection of love and science. Per AMC, it takes place 15 years from now, when science makes a discovery that changes the lives of everyone on the planet — a way to find your soul mate. The series uses the sci-fi conceit to tell six provocative stories about the cost of finding true love, all different in tone and featuring a spectrum of people and relationships.

Each episode will feature an entirely new story and different cast, a first-time format for AMC.

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In the Rob Savage-directed premiere episode, Snook plays Nikki, a suburbanite mother tortured by the growing suspicion that her life’s...

Stars: Demián Bichir, Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, Bonnie Aarons, Ingrid Bisu, Charlotte Hope, Sandra Teles, August Maturo, Jack Falk, Lynnette Gaza, Ani Sava, Michael Smiley | Written by Gary Dauberman | Directed by Corin Hardy

Corin Hardy’s The Nun is the latest chapter in the ever-expanding and highly successful horror universe in that of ‘The Conjuring.’

The character of the Nun, or Valak, was first explored in James Wan’s The Conjuring 2 back in 2016. Initially, a simple CGI villain was retconned in post-production and reshoots by Wan himself were conducted to give the villain a far more evil entity and in its place birthed the Nun. A highly lucrative and incredibly foreseeing addition which came to be a highly sought after and rich commodity within the horror community, leading Warner Bros to explore the roots of Valak in its own inevitable spin-off and two years later here we are with the highly anticipated final product.

Stars: Demián Bichir, Taissa Farmiga, Jonas Bloquet, Bonnie Aarons, Ingrid Bisu, Charlotte Hope, Sandra Teles, August Maturo, Jack Falk, Lynnette Gaza, Ani Sava, Michael Smiley | Written by Gary Dauberman | Directed by Corin Hardy

Corin Hardy’s The Nun is the latest chapter in the ever-expanding and highly successful horror universe in that of ‘The Conjuring.’

The character of the Nun, or Valak, was first explored in James Wan’s The Conjuring 2 back in 2016. Initially, a simple CGI villain was retconned in post-production and reshoots by Wan himself were conducted to give the villain a far more evil entity and in its place birthed the Nun. A highly lucrative and incredibly foreseeing addition which came to be a highly sought after and rich commodity within the horror community, leading Warner Bros to explore the roots of Valak in its own inevitable spin-off and two years later here we are with the highly anticipated final product.

What better way to sell your new horror movie than by invoking the spirit of a true classic like The Exorcist? The latest one-sheet for The Nun does just that. It's dark and ominous, stirring up feelings of terror and loneliness. A giant church looms overhead. A priest with his trusty briefcase accompanies Sister Irene, played by, perhaps, the greatest living actress of her generation, Taissa Farmiga. And then you have the demon Valak coming out of the shadows.

While The Nun boasts a stellar cast for a cheap horror knock-off, including Demi&#225n Bichir, Charlotte Hope, Sandra Teles, Ingrid Bisu and Lili Bordan, it's really Valak who is the star of the show here. She's the shark at the center of this religious-themed thriller, which is sure to send sharp shards of terror shooting down even the most hardened of spines. Bonnie Aarons is reprising her role as Valak from The Conjuring 2,...