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Joseph Quinn, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Vanessa Kirby and Pedro Pascal pose for a family photo at the LA premiere of their new movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps held at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Monday evening (July 21) in Los Angeles.

The stars of the upcoming Marvel movie looked quite captivating, with Vanessa matching the color of the Fantastic Four suits, as well as Joseph and Pedro both dressing in white.

Also stepping out were their co-stars Ralph Ineson, Julia Garner, Paul Walter Hauser, Natasha Lyonne and Sarah Niles, as well as director Matt Shakman.

Several other Marvel stars also hit the carpet to show their support for the film, which serves as the start of the MCU’s Phase Six, including Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer co-stars Ioan Gruffud and Doug Jones, and the stars of the unreleased 1994 The Fantastic Four movie!

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NBC’s The Irrational returns after a two-week break with season two episode six, “The Wrong Side of Maybe.” Episode six, airing on Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt, finds Alec attempting to figure out how to stop a potential train disaster.

Jesse L. Martin leads the cast as Alec Mercer. Season two also stars Maahra Hill as Marisa, Travina Springer as Kylie, Molly Kunz as Phoebe, and Arash DeMaxi as Rizwan.

“The Wrong Side of Maybe” Plot: Alec and the team work to prevent a looming train disaster. Phoebe, Simon, and Rizwan struggle to figure out the new power dynamics between them.

Molly Kunz as Phoebe, Jesse L. Martin as Alec Mercer, and Ashley Platz as Laura Bennett in ‘The Irrational’ season 2 episode 6 (Photo by: James Dittiger/NBC) The Irrational Series Description, Courtesy of NBC:

The Irrational follows world-renowned professor of behavioral science Alec Mercer (Martin) as he lends...

This may be painful, but prior to Taylor Sheridan’s arrival as a storyteller, the Western genre’s heartbeat was growing faint; its glory days were a mere echo in Hollywood’s canyon. Who would have dared to dream that a movie could really spur a renaissance and bring the Western back to the forefront of American culture, reminding us all of the thrill of the untamed land?

Ashley Platz in Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone | Paramount Network

Indeed, it was the Oscar-winning film Unforgiven, directed by and starring the legendary Clint Eastwood. This golden nugget of Western filmography not only capped off Eastwood’s illustrious career as a cowboy but also carved a path for new stories to gallop into modern audiences’ hearts. That being said, it even provided the creative tinder for Taylor Sheridan’s now-acclaimed Yellowstone.

How a Classic Clint Eastwood Film Influenced Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone

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The Yellowstone bar fight scene omitted dialogue, leaving viewers to speculate about the exchange that led to Beth's violent response, creating suspense and intrigue. Jamie, Beth's estranged brother and a lawyer, successfully navigated the legal aftermath of the bar fight, persuading Hailey not to press charges against Beth. The resolution of the bar fight delves into the complexities of the characters, showcasing Beth's fierce impulsiveness, as well as highlighting Jamie's legal acumen and their complicated relationship.

Yellowstone is one of the most well-written shows on television, but the omitted dialogue from the Yellowstone bar fight has led to confusion. The brainchild of Taylor Sheridan has become a television phenomenon, attracting fans with its blend of family drama, power struggles, and the rugged beauty of the Montana landscape. The show revolves around the Dutton family, led by patriarch John Dutton (Kevin Costner), who is determined to protect his sprawling ranch from external threats.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 4 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Horses in Heaven,” which premiered Sunday, Nov. 27 on Paramount Network.

Ah, the holidays. That time of year where you see your family and think, “Why am I not bequeathed an enormous ranch?” and “How can I tear down my siblings in order to build an empire?” At least those are the average thoughts of a “Yellowstone” superfan. Although your family might not be as gorgeous or mean or drunk as the Duttons, I still hope you had a helluva Thanksgiving.

But enough sincere reflection! Let’s wind up our beer bottles and dive into this week’s episode, which opens the morning after Beth (Kelly Reilly) had her bar brawl.

Welcome to everyone’s favorite spinoff, “Beth Behind Bars.”

“Some bitch from California tried to fuck my husband so I beat her with a beer bottle.” “So you’re,...

Last week’s season premiere of “Yellowstone” was very dramatic: John Dutton (Kevin Costner) became the governor and already hates it, Beth (Kelly Reilly) has Jamie (Wes Bentley) under her thumb, and Monica (Kelsey Asbille) loses her child in a freak car accident.

Things are still high-impact in Episode 3, and Variety gathered loose thoughts, burning questions and key moments from the episode. Read below and chime in with the scenes that had you yelling “Yee-Haw!”

“Yellowstone” is letting their favorite targets have it early in this episode: The wolves are from Canada, the scientist is telling everyone not worry, the media is stoking fears.

I know this wouldn’t happen, but it’d be fun to see Young John Dutton (Josh Lucas) squaring off with Old John Dutton in some sort of “Back the the Future”-esque episode.

Beth: Please don’t tell your father all about your first threesome!

In today’s film news roundup, Sony moves James Gunn’s horror movie, Craig Sheffer gets a supernatural role, “Best Thanksgiving Ever” gets a release and Annapurna signs a music publishing deal.

Date Change

Sony has moved the previously untitled James Gunn horror project “BrightBurn” back from Nov. 30 of this year to May 24, 2019 — the start of the Memorial Day weekend.

The studio unveiled the name “BrightBurn” on Monday along with the date change. Gunn produced the project with The H Collective. “BrightBurn” stars Elizabeth Banks, Jackson Dunn, David Denman, Meredith Hagner, and Matt Jones. Gunn’s brother Brian Gunn and cousin Mark Gunn wrote the script, with David Yarovesky directing.

Gunn had been set to appear on a panel to discuss the project at San Diego Comic-Con in July, but his appearance was canceled after news broke that Disney had fired Gunn as director of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” due to offensive tweets.