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The Berlinale has told Screen it is “full of hope” that it will host the international premiere of Kahlil Joseph’s Blknws: Terms & Conditionsnext month after the film was reinstated at Sundance.

“We are very happy that a solution was found and that Blknws will screen in Sundance,” a spokesperson for the Berlinale toldScreen on Sunday morning. “We wish them a brilliant launch in Park City tomorrow. We will be connecting with the new rights holders and are now full of hope that Blknws can come to Berlin.”

Joseph’s ambitious-sounding work screens to press and industry in Park City...

Blknws: Terms & Conditions is back on the Sundance schedule and ready to screen for buyers on Sunday and premiere in Next on Monday afterThe Apprentice backer Rich Spirit has partnered with director Kahlil Joseph’s Bn Media to buythe film from Participant.

On Saturday night the festival issued the following statement: “Sundance Film Festival is overjoyed to welcome Blknws: Terms & Conditions back to the festival lineup. This boundary-pushing, relentlessly innovative art deserves to be shared after years of work by the filmmaking team, and the festival is proud to have it as part of our programming.”

Participant pulledBLKNWSlast week, claiming...

Never underestimate the power of independent art. Kahlil Joseph’s experimental movie Blknws: Terms & Conditions will definitely be making its world premiere here at Sundance. The festival just released a statement. The movie was pulled by the pic’s financially embattled financier Participant after accusing the filmmaker that he was submitting a secret cut of the film to Sundance and Berlin.

“Sundance Film Festival is overjoyed to welcome Blknws: Terms & Conditions back to the Festival lineup. This boundary-pushing, relentlessly innovative art deserves to be shared after years of work by the filmmaking team, and the Festival is proud to have it as part of our programming,” reads a statement tonight.

Blknws will have a press and industry screening tomorrow, Sunday, Jan. 26 at 1Pm Mt at the Holiday Village Cinemas. The premiere will happen on Monday, Jan. 27, 9Am Mt at the Egyptian Theater.

How did the pic get back on the sked?...

Days after the film was pulled from Sundance over a dispute between Participant Media and director Kahlil Joseph, James Shani’s Rich Spirit banner has acquired “Blknws: Terms & Conditions,” according to an insider with knowledge of the project.

The sale comes after Participant pulled the indie film from screenings scheduled for Sundance over an alleged “secret” cut made by Joseph without the company’s knowledge. Participant, the studio behind films like “Spotlight” and “Green Book,” was the primary producer of “Blknws: Terms & Conditions” and owned the copyright to the film after formally shuttering last April.

Prior to Participant, A24 previously backed the film as a co-financier and distributor, but bailed last summer after Joseph failed to deliver a final cut.

Shani is best known as one of the executive producers on the Oscar-nominated “The Apprentice” through his Rich Spirit banner, which led the group that bought out Kinematics,...

After financier Participant (“Spotlight”) pulled multimedia artist Kahlil Joseph‘s film “Blknws: Terms and Conditions” from the Sundance Film Festival on the eve of its world premiere, a savior in the form of James Shani acquired the film from Participant. It will now screen Monday at 9am Mt in the festival’s Next program. He and partner Bn Media will seek a co-distributor.

“We were deeply disappointed that they were pulling ‘Blknws: Terms and Conditions,'” Sundance Director Eugene Hernandez told IndieWire. “It is a radiant and immersive cinematic experience.”

Shani, a 36-year-old former talent manager, launched indie production and distribution company Rich Spirit Studios in 2024. That company co-distributed “The Apprentice” with Briarcliff Entertainment, which earned two Oscar nominations last week. The film has so far grossed $9 million worldwide.

Legal representatives for Participant pulled the film from Sundance January 22, the day before the festival began, alleging that the film was...

After “Blknws: Terms & Conditions” was pulled from this year’s Sundance Film Festival lineup, at the behest of its financiers at Participant Media, the independent movie has a new backer — and will light up snowy Park City with its world premiere after all.

James Shani’s Rich Spirit and Bn Media have acquired “Blknws,” buying Participant Media out of all rights in the process, with hopes of selling the film to a new distributor. Shani’s company is best known for rescuing “The Apprentice,” the controversial Donald Trump biopic, from Kinematics, which is backed by the billionaire former owner of the Washington Commanders, Dan Snyder.

Participant, the now-defunct social impact studio, did not immediately respond to request for comment.

Director Kahlil Joseph and producer Onye Anyanwu thanked Participant for “their willingness to relinquish ownership of the film, a gesture that allows audiences to finally experience what we’ve spent...

The quest to find Zoe Jacobs continues, with more evidence and mysteries piling up. Detective James Cormack continues to juggle the case of Zoe’s disappearance with his father’s plea to help him find his brother Richie. In the third episode, Sam is puzzled to see the word ‘Sapphire’ scribbled atop one of the flyers for Mont Vista Estate. This flyer had been recovered from Zoe’s backpack. It makes Sam think of Sapphire Beach, where they had gone on holiday in their childhood. Sam feels the need to recreate Zoe’s appearance as an adult with the help of a sketch artist and then sends it to the Sapphire Beach Police to check if they have any luck in finding her. Brad, on the other hand, declines being involved in Zoe’s disappearance. He claims that he had seen Zoe and Sean at a liquor store before Zoe disappeared.

After the first season’s exploration of the prevalent tradition of racism in Australia couched in a murder mystery, Black Snow returns with its second season. This season carries the subtitle ‘Jack of Clubs.’ Travis Fimmel helms the season both as a director and as the protagonist– a detective whose return to every cold case professionally also causes him to revisit his personal tragedy.

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What is the case with James Cormack?

In Black Snow episode 1, James Cormack is set to have his suspension revoked to work on a cold case that has been reopened. However, before Cormack can rejoin, he is required to undertake sessions with a therapist. The episode reveals that James has been sacked following his violent pursuit of a criminal who killed a child. His traumatic past also merits some evaluation to examine his present violent tendencies. Psychologist Nina Hirsch touches upon the sensitive areas...

Ondi Timoner was in Budapest filming a Holocaust documentary when she learned her house in Altadena had been destroyed in the Eaton Fire. When she was finally able to fly back to Los Angeles, she had little time to absorb what she’d lost, going straight from Lax to the sold-out “Dig! Xx” screening at Vidiots in Eagle Rock.

The mood was already nostalgic at the event, with shared memories of the chaotic shoot of the original film, 2004’s “Dig!” But after the devastating fires, which also took the home of her brother, the film’s editor David Timoner, the gathering of the film and music community also became a wake of sorts.

“I love that this loving audience was here,” she said of the sold-out event, where she and David were met with hugs, condolences and offers to help catalog everything she lost in the fire. Vidiots gifted Ondi and David,...

On Thursday January 23 2025, MyNetworkTV broadcasts Divorce Court!

Hakima Mason vs. Jude Joseph Season 26 Episode 89 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Divorce Court,” titled “Hakima Mason vs. Jude Joseph,” promises to be an engaging look into the complexities of relationships. Judge Star Jones will be at the helm, using her wisdom and experience to guide the proceedings. Viewers can expect to see her navigate the emotional terrain that often accompanies disputes in divorce cases.

In this episode, Hakima Mason and Jude Joseph will present their case, sharing the details of their relationship struggles. The courtroom will be filled with tension as both parties lay out their perspectives on the issues at hand. Judge Jones will listen carefully to each side, aiming to uncover the underlying problems that led to their current situation.

As the episode unfolds, viewers will witness Judge Jones’s thoughtful approach to resolving conflicts. Her ability to empathize...

Uncertainty hangs over next month’s Berlinale screening of Blknws: Terms & Conditions after the film’s backer Participant pulled it from Sundance claiming director Kahlil Joseph made an unauthorised new cut.

In a letter dated January 21, lawyers for now defunct company’s said it was “shocked” to learn several hours before a screening at CAA for critics last Friday (January 17) that Joseph had prepared a new version.

Claiming “breach of trust”, Participant said it learned the filmmaker and video installation artist “secretly” delivered the new cut to CAA, to the New York screening room Participant had paid for, to Sundance,...

Uncertainty hangs over next month’s Berlinale screening of Blknws: Terms & Conditions after the film’s backer Participant pulled it from Sundance claiming director Kahlil Joseph made an unauthorised new cut.

In a letter dated January 21, the now defunct company’s lawyers said it was “shocked” to learn several hours before a screening at CAA for critics last Friday (January 17) that Joseph had prepared a new version.

Claiming “breach of trust”, Participant said it learned the filmmaker and video installation artist “secretly” delivered the new cut to CAA, the New York screening room Participant had paid for, to Sundance,...

Kahlil Joseph’s film “Blknws: Terms and Conditions” was pulled from the Sundance Film Festival just days before it was meant to make its world premiere. The film’s financier and copyright holder, Participant, alleged the cut being screened was different from the final cut Joseph initially delivered.

Participant, the now-defunct social-impact studio behind films like “Spotlight,” sent a legal letter to the filmmaker accusing him of screening a “secret” cut of the project to critics.

Participant in the letter, first obtained by Variety, said it was “shocked” about the alternate cut; the studio pulled the film from the festival ahead of its screening on Friday. Participant also says Joseph presented the new cut to the Berlin International Film Festival, where it was set to screen next month, “all behind Participant’s back.” Deadline reported that officials for Berlin were waiting to consult Joseph before seeing whether screenings of the film could continue.

Exclusive: After defunct socially conscious Participant pulled Kahlil Joseph’s experimental movie Blknws: Terms & Conditions from the Sundance Film Festival, the filmmaker has weighed in over the “unexpectedly harsh letter” he received from the pic financier’s lawyers.

Blknws was originally set to world premiere in the Next section of the festival.

In a note to Deadline, the director, whose credits include Beyonce’s Lemonade, says “We’re still hopeful that the originally submitted film from Participant, which Sundance already has in their possession, can still screen on Friday. You can imagine our surprise and confusion upon receiving such an unexpectedly harsh letter. It has been a challenging adjustment since the transition at Participant last year, as we’ve been navigating these matters without the incredible team of filmmakers we previously worked closely with. I love this film and know it will excite audiences when they finally get to see it.

Participant has pulled the indie film “Blknws: Terms & Conditions” from screenings scheduled for the Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals over an alleged “secret” cut made by director Kahlil Joseph without the company’s knowledge, a legal complaint from Participant reveals.

In the letter, filed on Tuesday, Participant said it was “shocked” to learn on Jan. 17 that Joseph — a filmmaker who contributed to Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” film — had worked on a different version of “Blknws” that was due to be screened at CAA without telling the company.

“Given that Mr. Joseph delivered the film to Participant in November 2024, and Participant submitted that version to Sundance in reliance that it was the final cut of the film, it is completely unacceptable that Mr. Joseph continued to purport to make changes to the film,” the letter says.

Participant alleges that Joseph submitted the new cut to both Sundance and Berlin, which will...

A highly anticipated film has been withdrawn from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival just days before its scheduled premiere, following a dispute between the director and the film’s financier.

“Blknws: Terms & Conditions,” directed by Kahlil Joseph, was abruptly removed from the festival’s lineup after Participant Media discovered the director had created and shown an alternative version of the film without authorization.

The conflict erupted after Participant learned that Joseph screened a different cut of the film at Creative Artists Agency (CAA) on January 17th. The disputed version reportedly differs from the approved cut by approximately one minute, primarily involving legal clearance issues.

“We are deeply disappointed by the sudden withdrawal,” a Sundance representative said, describing the film as “a radiant and immersive cinematic experience” that will not be shown at this year’s festival.

The controversy highlights complex tensions in the film’s production. Participant, which invested millions of dollars over several years,...

The Berlin Film Festival is waiting to consult Blknws: Terms & Conditions filmmaker Kahlil Joseph and the project’s financier, Participant, before deciding whether a planned screening of the pic can take place during this year’s Berlinale.

The festival launch of Blknws: Terms & Conditions, the first feature from video artist Joseph, was complicated this morning after it was announced that Participant had pulled the project from a debut slot at Sundance.

Reports state that Participant pulled the pic after learning Joseph made a second cut of the film, which was submitted to film festivals, including Berlin. We understand the festival is waiting to speak with Joseph and Participant before making a final decision. Blknws: Terms & Conditions had been set to screen in Berlin’s Perspectives sidebar for fiction feature debuts. We’ve reached out to reps for Participant and Joseph for their official responses. We’ll update the report when we hear back.

The movie Blknws: Terms & Conditions from Beyoncé Lemonade filmmaker Kahlil Joseph has been pulled from the Sundance Film Festival by its financier Participant, Deadline has confirmed.

The pic was making its world premiere in the Next section at the Park City, Ut fest.

“We are deeply disappointed to have been informed this on Tuesday evening, January 21, by Participant Media that they have pulled Blknws: Terms & Conditions from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. We were looking forward to premiering the film for our audiences and will be in touch with all customers who purchased tickets,” read a statement from a Sundance rep.

According to Variety which first had the story, the brouhaha has to do with the pic’s financier Participant Media legally accusing the filmmaker of a second cut of the movie which is being submitted to film festivals, including Berlin. We’ve reached out to reps for Participant and Joseph for their official responses.

An indie film set to premiere at this week’s Sundance Film Festival has been pulled from the lineup by its financier, Variety has learned exclusively. The backer says the movie’s director made a secret new cut of the film, one used to enter global film festivals and court critics without its owner’s knowledge.

“Blknws: Terms & Conditions,” an official selection in Sundance’s Next section, is directed by Kahlil Joseph (a contributor to Beyonce’s visual album “Lemonade”). Participant, the now-defunct social impact studio, says it poured years and millions into the mixed-media project only to be sidelined by a new version of the feature.

In a legal communication from an attorney, obtained and verified by Variety, Participant said it was “shocked” to allegedly learn last Friday that Joseph was screening a new cut of the film to critics at talent agency CAA. One made, the legal email said,...

Moving a week later in the calendar this year, the Sundance Film Festival kicks off this Thursday and runs through February 2, offering a first glimpse at the year in cinema with (once again) a mix of in-person and virtual offerings. While the annual festival has its fair share of returning filmmakers, it is certainly most renowned as a beacon of discovery, and we look forward to providing extensive coverage that one can follow via our daily newsletter.

Before the festival begins and our reviews arrive, we’re highlighting the premieres that should be on your radar––a few of which we’ve already had the opportunity to see. If you’re interested in experiencing Sundance in person or from afar, one can see available tickets here ahead of Thursday’s in-person opening and an online viewing window that kicks off January 30.

Blknws: Terms & Conditions (Khalil Joseph)

Exhibition-turned-feature, Blknws actually began...

News has come out that an actor known for his work on General Hospital has passed away this past Monday. The actor had a notable career in film, stage, and television. He was 83 at the time of his death.

The Actor Appeared In A Variety Of Soaps Over The Years, Including General Hospital & Ryan’s Hope

The actor’s death, which took place this past Monday, was confirmed by a New Jersey funeral home. Notably, he had appeared in a variety of projects over the years, including General Hospital in the 1990s.

John Capodice was a veteran actor who had a career spanning decades. He had been 83 at the time of his death. At this time, his cause of death has not been revealed.

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As noted by TMZ, Capodice was born on Christmas Day in Chicago in 1941. Before getting into acting, he served in the U.S. Army in Korea.

A spinoff of the Biblical drama The Chosen just got a big update. The Chosen is a wildly popular historical drama that derives its plot from the life of Jesus Christ and the people who surrounded him. It is set in first-century Israel where Roman oppression is on the rise, and is considered to be a nuanced look at Jesus' life. The seasons of the series have been rolled out over years, with season 1 first being released in 2019 and The Chosen season 4 coming out earlier this year.

In an interview with The Direct, The Chosen director Dallas Jenkins explains what is next for The Chosen universe. According to Jenkins, there is a limited series in active development called Joseph. At this time, the director said that Joseph was still in the script development phase, but would likely come out before The Chosen season 7. He also explained plans for The Book of Moses,...

Gladiator II director Ridley Scott opened up about how close we came to getting Barry Keoghan in the movie.

The highly anticipated sequel to the 2000 blockbuster arrives in theaters on November 22 starring the likes of Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington and Joseph Quinn.

However, fans might not know that Joseph joined the movie after Barry had to drop out of the cast in early 2023.

In a new interview, Ridley opened up about what led to the casting change. He also made it clear that there was no bad blood over it by paying Barry a lofty compliment.

Keep reading to find out more…

Speaking to The New York Times, Ridley explained that the actor’s schedule wasn’t working for the movie.

“Barry got locked into Saltburn,” he explained.

Although the movie cost him a star, the director continued, saying, “I think that’s maybe the best film I’ve seen this year.

In Dallas Jenkins’ The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, a group of kids wreak daily havoc on Emmanuel, a small town somewhere in America. The Herdmans, according to the narrator (Lauren Graham) of this uneven tale, are “the worst kids in the history of the world” — a title earned by Ralph (Mason D. Nelligan), Leroy (Ewan Wood), Claude (Matthew Lamb), Ollie (Essek Moore), Gladys (Kynlee Heiman) and Imogen (Beatrice Schneider) through a host of shenanigans ranging from personally offensive to downright harmful.

A nifty montage at the beginning of the holiday feature shows the Herdmans bullying kids and adults with impunity; taking the Lord’s name in vain; smoking cigars; stealing from local businesses and even setting fire to a dilapidated shed. Because of their repugnant behavior, residents of the community hardly believed the Herdmans were “real,” says the narrator. “No one knew why they were that way.” And it appears that few people — including,...

If there is one thing that has surprised us about Bachelor Nation fan favorite Joey Graziadei besides the fact that he has an illustrious past, reminiscing on being a powderpuff cheerleader, a drummer, and more during his Dancing With The Stars journey it is that this reality TV star has some superb dancing skills that nobody saw coming.

After all, he and his professional dance partner, Jenna Johnson, have been killing it on Dancing With The Stars, solidifying his spot as one of Season 33's obvious frontrunners.

Jenna Johnson Reveals The Hilarious Reason Why She Calls Her DWTS Partner By His Full Name

Perhaps we should all start calling Joey Graziadei "Joseph."

Don't just take it from us, though his scores for the season are as follows:

DWTS Premiere Cha Cha to Tyler Hubbards Dancin In The Country (21/30) Oscars Night Rumba to Lady Gaga and Bradley Coopers Shallow from A Star Is Born...

It seems that ‘Scavengers Reign’ will not be getting a second season for now —neither Netflix nor Max will pick it up. The sad news was delivered by Joseph Bennett, the sci-fi series’ co-creator, on Instagram.

But Joseph also delivered some good news. Although season two of ‘Scavengers Reign’ is not currently happening, it has released a trailer anyway! Here is Joseph’s Instagram post:

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A post shared by Joe Bennett (@joe_bennett_animation)

In case you can’t read the Instagram post, here’s what he said:

As of right now, Scavengers Reign is not being renewed for a second season.

I wanted to let everyone know directly because I really love our fanbase, they’ve been such champions for the show, and I don’t want to leave everyone hanging.

We’ve had to fight tooth and nail every step of the way to get this show made,...

Ah, reality TV—the entertainment equivalent of a bag of mixed nuts. You never quite know what you’re going to get, but it’s always a mix of sweet and salty. And if you’ve been keeping an eye on Big Brother Season 26, it seems like someone might’ve peeked at the last chapter.

Big Brother 26 | Credit: CBS Spoiler Alert !!!Heads up, reality TV lovers! This article is packed with spoilers for Big Brother Season 26!

So, what’s the scoop? For those not in the know, this season has been a circus of scheming, backstabbing, and clever maneuvers. Yet, amidst the flurry of betrayals and awkward confrontations, something peculiar has emerged. It seems that the season might have its script written with Leah Peters in mind. Yes, she’s been lighting up the game with her competitive edge and appeal, and fans are starting to think she’s got...

Everyone in Gotham City knows the Joker. He is a serial killer and terrorist who is world renowned, especially due to his unique appearance. His own face and demeanor mean that the few times that the Joker actually needs to disappear and lie low, he has to use an alias, especially since he often doesn't remember his own name.

Over the years, the Joker has employed a wide variety of aliases to help him avoid detection. Some of these have been names that not even the most ardent Joker fan would be able to guess, and some of them have been so unbelievably obvious that it's hard to imagine that the Joker genuinely thought they were good ideas at all. Of his many aliases over the years, some have been more obvious than others, but all were essential to the Joker's plans.

A. Rekoj Was the Joker's Most Obvious Alias...

Easily one of the biggest movie stars ever, Arnold Schwarzenegger has headlined many hit movies and even affected films he didn't star in. As a result, there has long been a lot of interest in everything about Arnold including how he spends his money and his relationships with other celebrities.

There has also been a lot of interest in Arnold's personal life, such as his relationship with his girlfriend and whether he spends time with his son, Joseph Baena. Given that fans want to know about his relationship with his dad and due to his background, there is a reality TV show that Joseph would be perfect for.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Son Joseph Baena Would Be A Perfect Fit For Selling Sunset

Since it premiered on Netflix, Selling Sunset has developed a passionate fan following. A show that focuses on a high-end real estate brokerage firm that sells property in the Los Angeles area,...

The end of the Krakoan Era of the X-Men is already fading into the distance, but to commemorate the closing of one door and the opening of the next From the Ashes era, the incredibly talented artist Scott Koblish has created a beautiful, wildly impressive work of art. Spread out across four different X-Men covers, Koblish's wraparound connecting cover features nearly every major and minor character in the X-Men mythos - from Jean Grey to Sugar Man - in a stunning spread of art honoring 60 years of X-Men publishing.

X-Men #1, written by Stan Lee with art from Jack Kirby, first debuted in 1963, and over the past six decades, the incredible Merry Mutants have spread across the Marvel Universe, becoming one of the most beloved and prolific franchises at the company.

The last of the X-Men Covers is out Today! Pick it up at your local comic shop! I thought I'd...

Quinn Martin was evicted during Week 8 on Big Brother 26.

He became the first member of the jury. This means he returns on the finale night to vote for the winner.

Until then, Quinn gets to live at the Big Brother jury house. It’s a nice mansion near the Big Brother house, where Quinn can relax and collect his thoughts.

Quinn did some exit interviews after his eviction where he reflected on his Big Brother play and answered pre-submitted questions.

The interviews couldn’t be done live because Quinn is supposed to remain in the dark about any gameplay he wasn’t involved in.

Several of Quinn’s interviews are shared below where he gives animated responses to his interviewers.

Quinn Martin: ‘Wow, I suck at Big Brother’

Quinn was asked about his choices to nominate close allies during his weeks as Head of Household. He put Cedric Hodges on...

In the Part Two Battle Tendency arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Joseph Joestar definitely stole the show. The second main Joestar's comedic and fun-loving personality, sheer strength, endless drive to fight evil, and expert use of the Hamon technique make him a hero to admire. Even without a Stand at this time, he still impressed and amazed fans with his physical might and memorable personality.

u/Nitsvetov on Reddit has cosplayed the JoJo's hero so accurately, it is as if the character has stepped right out of the anime. They are wearing a pair of blue jeans and tall black leather boots, paired with a short black crop top to show off the hero's ripped abdominal muscles developed through hours of grueling training. They are also wearing a pair of black fingerless gloves with silver and brown details and a green and yellow striped scarf to tie the look together effortlessly.

Quinn Martin is a “Big Brother” superfan, but he didn’t play the game as strategically as you might expect from someone well versed. The nurse recruiter burned bridges with his multiple alliances left and right, proudly lied to everyone, and nominated two of his allies and watched them both go home after vote-flips. But he still wouldn’t change a thing after becoming the first juror of “Big Brother 26” on Thursday.

“I had zero interest in being an honest player. My thought was, how boring to go into this game that is so fun to watch when people are lying, that is so fun to celebrate when blindsides are being pulled off and you’re witnessing manipulation take stage,” Quinn tells Gold Derby (watch above). “I don’t think I would change anything and that’s probably dumb to say. But I believe in the phrase ‘burn bright, die young.

Week 8 in the “Big Brother” house ended Thursday night, with Quinn Martin being sent to the jury house just seven days after his second disastrous Head of Household. Reigning Hoh Chelsie Baham wasn’t really targeting Quinn, but knows his eviction could be best for her game in the long run. Quinn was ousted in a 4-2 eviction vote over Kimo Apaka. The 25-year-old nurse recruiter from Omaha, Nebraska became the eighth houseguest evicted from Season 26 and the first member of the jury.

Quinn bolted out of the house pretty quickly after his eviction. “What’s the point of saying, ‘Thanks guys, I appreciate you voting me out. Let’s hug and hold hands,'” he told guest host Jerry O’Connell, who was subbing in for a Covid-19 stricken Julie Chen Moonves. Last week Quinn’s friend Joseph Rodriguez was evicted while Quinn was Hoh. This week, Quinn was evicted...

Heading into the 26th episode of “Big Brother 26,” new Head of Household Chelsie Baham had just nominated Kimo Apaka (her pawn) and Angela Murray (her target) for eviction. But with the Power of Veto competition still on the line, it was anyone’s guess as to who’d actually be eliminated on Thursday night. Remember, the Veto medallion has been used every single week so far — a new record. Will that pattern continue?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” Season 26, Episode 26 recap/live blog to find out what happened Wednesday, September 11, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “BB26” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list. Julie Chen Moonves once again hosts the series.

Here are the names of the nine remaining houseguests: Angela Murray,...

Directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have been busy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe lately, directing episodes of Moon Knight, Loki season 2, and the upcoming series Daredevil: Born Again, but before they entered the Marvel universe, they were known for making genre films like Resolution, Spring, The Endless, Synchronic, and Something in the Dirt. They’re staying in touch with their roots by serving as executive producers on the upcoming sci-fi thriller Things Will Be Different, which stars Riley Dandy of Christmas Bloody Christmas and Adam David Thompson of A Walk Among the Tombstones – and since that film is set to receive a theatrical and digital release on October 4th, a trailer has now made its way online. You can watch it in the embed above.

The feature directorial debut of Michael Felker, the film sees Dandy and Thompson taking on the roles of siblings Joseph and Sidney, who are...

Some King of the Hill fans refuse to believe that Dale Gribble couldn’t see how badly John Redcorn was playing him for a fool, but others aren’t so convinced — Dale knew that “Licensed New Age Healer” was screwing around with his mower.

The suspicious paternity of young Joseph Gribble is one of the oldest jokes in Mike Judge’s masterpiece about a simple Texas town and its simple Texan inhabitants — some more simple than others. Despite Dale being suspicious about everything from the moon landing to a possible connection between the U.S. Postal Service and the Red Cross to the existence of Hawaii, 13 seasons and 259 total episodes of King of the Hill came and went without Rusty Shackleford ever getting wise to the fact that Mrs. Shackleford was shagging her masseuse, and that the only “headache” she needed healing was Dale himself.

King of the Hill fans...

Writer/Director/Editor Michael Felker’s feature directorial debut, Things Will Be Different, sees a pair of siblings on the lam get caught up in a twisty sci-fi puzzle box thriller. Today brings the first trailer and a poster the highlights the genre-bending mysteries ahead.

Magnet Releasing has set a theatrical day-and-date release for Things Will Be Different on October 4, 2024.

The film follows “estranged siblings who, after a robbery, escape to a rural safe house hidden in time and discover they’re not the only occupants.”

“I made Things Will Be Different for people who love thrillers, noir, and science fiction they can think about. It’s a giant mystery box of a movie with a strong familial core that’s inspired by my own family. Adam David Thompson and Riley Dandy are just incredible as Joe and Sid, and I can’t believe they aren’t actually brother and sister.

Daytime fans everywhere are excited that a new soap opera is finally coming to the small screen in 2025 on CBS called The Gates. The first new soap on a TV network since Passions debuted in 1999, the show concerns a wealthy family called the Jacksons who live in Fairmont Estates, a gated community. Touted as the first African-American-centered soap since Generations, some of the as-yet-uncast characters and their descriptions have previously been released. Now there’s a second wave of characters coming, as well as details about when the show starts taping episodes.

Filming Starts Very Soon

In Atlanta, Georgia, episodes of The Gates will begin filming on November 4, according to TV Insider. The show was created by legendary soap writer and producer Michele Val Jean, who left writing for The Bold and the Beautiful after a 12-year stint. Character names and descriptions that have already been released include Jessica, Betty,...

Fabian Stumm first caught attention with his debut feature, Bones and Names, at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2023. His sophomore film Sad Jokes as a filmmaker and leading man premiered to acclaim at the Munich Film Festival, where Stumm took home Best Director.

In Sad Jokes, Stumm stars as Joseph, a director working on his next project while co-parenting a young son with his close friend Sonya, who is struggling with mental illness.

The film explores Joseph’s journey of creating art from life’s difficulties and finding humor even in humanity’s darkest moments. Through Joseph, Sad Jokes meditates on the limitless ways creativity can blossom from life’s challenges.

This review will discuss the film’s resonant themes, Stumm’s skillful execution, and moving character portraits that have audiences discussing this insightful work.

Characters at the heart

The film follows director Joseph through profound challenges in his work and personal life.

Part one of season two of Outlast ended with Emily exiting the show because the currents in the lake changed as she was trying to row back to team Delta after collecting some food supplies from the island in the middle of the water body. She shot the flare before the current of the river dragged her out to the sea. The Delta and the Bravo team were given two rescue boats. The Delta team managed to get back the boat assigned to them while Drew, the team leader of the Bravo team, got stuck trying to get the boat. The last shot was of him stuck in the river, unable to get close to the rescue boat meant for his team. The last two episodes of the show began with Drew finally getting his hands on the boat. Just like everyone, Drew was also slowly losing weight and was...

Big Brother 26 spoilers from the Live Feeds now include the Week 8 Veto Meeting results.

It’s been another chaotic week, as primary targets often get set aside on a whim.

Chelsie Baham became the Week 8 Head of Household and planned to work on getting Angela Murray out.

Chelsie nominated Angela and Kimo Apaka, with Kimo taking on the role of a pawn. Other houseguests thought Kimo should become the first BB26 jury member.

Ainsley revealed that the jury phase of Big Brother 26 has begun, so the next person evicted won’t be going home.

Ainsley also announced that the AI Arena was closed, so the Veto Competition was a last chance to find guaranteed safety.

Spoilers from the Big Brother Live Feeds

Quinn Martin, Makensy Manbeck, and Rubina Bernabe were selected to play for the Power of Veto. They joined Angela, Chelsie, and Kimo in the Veto Competition.

Makensy won the Veto Competition,...

Big Brother 26 returned on Sunday night with a brand new episode.

When we last saw the hamsters, they had voted out Joseph Rodriguez.

Joseph was the last person sent home before the jury phase began.

The vote was a blindside and several houseguests flipped the vote due to Rubina Bernabe winning the AI Arena Challenge.

Makensy Mabeck, T’Kor Clottery, Chelsie Baham, and Rubina voted to evict Joseph. Quinn Martin, Cam Sullivan-Brown, and Leah Peters voted to evict Kimo Apaka.

Chelsie and Makensy were supposed to vote out Kimo, but they changed their minds on eviction day.

Big Brother 26, Episode 25 recap

The September 8 episode of Big Brother 26 picked up following Joseph’s eviction.

Chelsie spoke in a Diary Room session about voting out Joseph and needing to do it for her game.

Makensy said that Kimo swayed her vote during his nominee speech. She had been planning to vote out Kimo.

Heading into the 25th episode of “Big Brother 26,” Joseph Rodriguez had just been evicted by a 4-to-3 vote over Kimo Apaka. That left just nine people still in the game, and all of them — aside from outgoing Head of Household Quinn Martin — were preparing to take part in the Week 8 Hoh competition. So who ended up winning this week’s power, and which two houseguests did they nominate for eviction now that the A.I. Arena twist is over?

Below, read our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” Season 26, Episode 25 recap/live blog to find out what happened Sunday, September 8, 2024 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite “BB26” houseguests on CBS’s reality TV show, who annoys you the most and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list. Julie Chen Moonves once again hosts the series.

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Big Brother 26 recently said goodbye to Joseph Rodriguez, but he has lots to say about his experience.

Most of what Joseph has to say is pretty negative after he got blindsided by the Ainsley twist and several BB26 cast members.

Joseph was pretty confident in his gameplay, comparing himself to Dr. Will Kirby after he had survived the first few weeks.

Dr. Will won Big Brother 2, got invited back for Big Brother: All-Stars (BB7), and has hosted many jury roundtables for the franchise.

Joseph was so confident in his gameplay that he threw (or claimed to throw) challenges left and right. He even sat down in the middle of a Veto Competition.

When Joseph was named as a replacement nominee by an ally (Quinn Martin), he still acted like he was safe. But he wasn’t. And he has plenty of shade and blame for folks about why he...

Captain Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) had a mysterious sister that Star Trek: Deep Space Nine mostly forgot about. Sisko commanded Deep Space Nine for seven seasons, rising from a Starfleet Commander of a space station on the edge of the United Federation of Planets' frontier to a decorated Captain and war hero. But Sisko was more than his dedication to his Starfleet duty and his destiny as the Emissary of the Prophets of Bajor. Benjamin Sisko was also a family man, although the Sisko clan was bigger than DS9 ever showed.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine broke the mold by introducing Benjamin Sisko as a widower and father to his young son, Jake Sisko (Cirroc Lofton). Ben tragically lost his wife, Jennifer (Felicia M. Bell), during Star Trek: The Next Generation's Battle of Wolf 359, and he raised Jake as a single parent on Deep Space Nine. But Ben and...

Big Brother 26 spoilers reveal that Joseph Rodriguez didn’t throw the Veto Competition this week.

Well, maybe this was obvious since Joseph got evicted during the last episode. It was a blindside to him, as he felt pretty safe in the game.

Joseph got selected in many previous veto draws, even when he planned to throw challenges. But Joseph couldn’t be chosen this time, robbing him of a chance to pretend he was playing Big Brother (again).

Chelsie Baham is the Week 8 Head of Household after winning a challenge late Thursday night (September 5).

Chelsie revealed she wanted to get Angela Murray evicted; that was the primary target she told her allies.

Angela began following people around the house to ensure she would hear any conversations about herself, but other houseguests still found time to discuss voting her out.

Chelsie nominated Angela and Kimo Apaka for eviction at the Week Nomination Ceremony,...

Hey, "Big Brother" fans. We're back at you ,once again, with another important Big Brother season 26 update. Earlier today, September 6, 2024, the latest eviction nomination ceremony finally took place, and we've got the results of it for you guys. As we previously reported, Chelsie won the latest Hoh (Head Of Household) competition last night after the Live eviction episode, which sent Joseph packing and heading home. So, Chelsie was in charge of nominating two unlucky houseguests for eviction today. During Chelsie's eviction nomination ceremony, she chose to nominate Angela and Kimo for eviction. This is pretty much what we expected to see happen since she told multiple people on the Live feeds that was her game plan for today. She had also mentioned that if Angela or Kimo come off the block via a veto, Quinn and Leah are her main candidates to be a replacement nominee. Currently, Angela is Chelsie's main target.

Big Brother 26 spoilers from the Live Feeds reveal who has been nominated for eviction.

The BB26 cast continued the game after sending Joseph Rodriguez home on Thursday night (September 5).

Joseph was shocked about his eviction, claiming he would have made it to the jury house during a regular season.

But Joseph is done and the nine remaining houseguests battled for power again.

Quinn Martin had to watch as everyone else competed in the Head of Household Competition and was likely worried about who might win.

But Quinn might not need to worry about much during Week 8 of the season.

A new Hoh takes power and names nominees

Chelsie Baham is the new Head of Household. She won the Thursday night challenge and is the Hoh for a second time.

Chelsie was also Hoh in Week 2. She succeeded in getting Lisa Weintraub sent home that time.

After discussing her possible nominees with many other houseguests,...

It was another hectic week in the Big Brother house. After Leah won the Pov and took Angela off the block, she seemingly sealed Joseph’s fate. Now, show host Julie Chen is opening up about her opinions on how the whole thing went down. Keep reading to find out what she has to say.

Julie Chen Moonves talks Big Brother

This week on Big Brother, Quinn won Hoh after finally getting to send his in-house enemy, Tucker, home. Initially, he put Rubina (Tucker’s showmance), Angela, and Kimo on the block. However, Leah ended up winning Pov, and took Angela off the block. While this was a somewhat controversial move because Joseph ended up taking her place, Leah seems to be playing the game well. By taking Angela off the block, she potentially earned herself a jury vote. And, she will keep Angela and her allies from becoming Leah’s enemies.