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Selling Sunset season 8 provided several drama-infused episodes for fans, but many of these dramatic moments might've been scripted. After a short hiatus, Selling Sunset returned to the screens for a much-awaited season 8 on September 6, 2024. As expected, many of the Oppenheim Group's household stars returned to the show, including Jason and Brett Oppenheim, Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Emma Hernan, Amanda Smith, Chelsea Lazkani, Nicole Young, and Bre Tiesi.

Selling Sunset season 8 also featured Alanna Whittaker (also known as Alanna Gold), an agent at the Oppenheim Group who competed with Mary and Chelsea for a listing. Still, Chelsea's divorce from her husband Jeff Lazkani, his infidelity, Chelsea's beef with Bre, and Nicole's feud with Chrishell were some of the season's storylines. However, many dramatic occurrences in the show have now been questioned due to specific suspicious trends.

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Selling Sunset newbie Alanna Golds town-owning controversy has painted her as an attention-seeking figure. After a short hiatus, Selling Sunset's eighth season premiered after much anticipation. The new season features familiar figures like Jason and Brett Oppenheim, Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Emma Hernan, Amanda Smith, Chelsea Lazkani, Nicole Young, and Bre Tiesi. The new season also included some new faces, notably Alanna, who created one of the most controversial moments when she claimed ownership of Pioneertown, a Western community near Joshua Tree National Park in San Bernardino County in the Californian desert.

Alanna, a model-turned-realtor, was named as the new agent at the Oppenheim Group, and her work-focused attitude quickly stood out as she competed with Mary and Chelsea for a listing. However, after a relatively modest start to the season, Alanna revealed to her co-stars she and her husband were the owners of Pioneertown, a top-rated destination for tourists and locals,...

Film Bridge After Dark Sets ‘Helloween’ As First Film On Genre Slate With Shogun Films

Exclusive: Film Bridge After Dark and Shogun have set British horror pic Helloween as the first title on their joint slate of genre pics. The film is written and directed by Phil Claydon (Lesbian Vampire Killers) and stars Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott (Renegades), Michael Paré (Streets of Fire), and Ronan Summers (Code Of Silence) It’s currently in post-production. Film Bridge will be selling the movie worldwide at Cannes. Set during the sinister “killer clown” craze of 2016, Doctor Ellen Marks (Sothcott), aided by investigative journalist John Parker (Paré), traces the source of the phenomena to one of her patients – incarcerated, charismatic serial killer Carl Cane (Summers) who is using the insidious clown symbolism to recruit an army of the disenfranchised and launched a murderous anarchist movement from London across the globe.

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When you first hear Ozarks, Marty Byrde and the other cast of characters from the Netflix series may come to mind. Beyond the popular show is Missouri’s real-life Lake of the Ozarks, which is situated between St. Louis and Kansas City. Thanks to Lakefront Empire, HGTV is shining the spotlight on the area with its attractive shoreline and eye-catching properties that have ignited a competitive real estate market. Throughout the eight-episode season, cameras will follow some of the area’s top agents and brokers. Peggy Albers, Gerardo Cornejo, brothers Jonas and Justin Farrell, Cierra Grein, and Amanda Smith, look to wow their clients. In addition to showing homes, ranging from humble abodes to million-dollar luxury homes, they’ll open up their lives for the world to see. Albers is among the most captivating stories, turning her life around after serving 15 years in state and federal prison for drug trafficking.

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The Hollywood Reporter is set to host a live Q&a with Robert Downey Jr. during LA3C, Penske Media Corporation’s inaugural two-day festival celebrating the culture and creativity of Los Angeles.

“An Afternoon With Robert Downey Jr.” will include an exclusive screening event for Sr., the Netflix documentary about Robert Downey Sr., followed by a live Q&a with Downey Jr. and his wife/Team Downey producing partner, Susan Downey, moderated by THR‘s Scott Feinberg.

The event will take place Dec. 11. LA3C VIP ticketholders will receive priority access to RSVP on a first-come, first served basis.

In addition to THR, several other Pmc brands will host activations at the event, which takes place Dec. 10-11 at the Los Angeles State Historic Park in downtown L.A. LA3C — which stands for Los Angeles (LA), the Capital of Culture & Creativity...

Warner Bros. TV has responded to Ruby Rose’s latest allegations about the experiences that led to her break-up with Batwoman.

“Despite the revisionist history that Ruby Rose is now sharing online aimed at the producers, the cast and crew, the network, and the Studio,” the statement from Wbtv reads, “the truth is that Warner Bros. Television had decided not to exercise its option to engage Ruby for Season 2 of Batwoman based on multiple complaints about workplace behavior that were extensively reviewed and handled privately out of respect for all concerned.”

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Declaring “Enough is enough,” former Batwoman star Ruby Rose has come forth with a new wave of allegations about the circumstances leading to her exit from the Warner Bros. TV series — while also insisting she didn’t “quit” but was forced out.

In a series of Instagram Stories posted early Wednesday morning, Rose led off by tagging Batwoman showrunner Caroline Dries plus exec producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, saying, “I will come for you so what happened to me never happens to another person again. And so I can finally take back my life and the truth. Shame on you.