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Law & Order fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 23 Episode 11 episode titled Castle in the Sky!

Find out everything you need to know about the Castle in the Sky episode of Law & Order, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Law & Order Castle in the Sky Season 23 Episode 11 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Law & Order” titled “Castle in the Sky,” slated to air on NBC at 8:00 Pm on May 2, 2024, viewers are in for another riveting installment of crime and justice. As the team delves into the case of a real estate developer’s untimely demise, Detectives Shaw and Riley find themselves unraveling a complex web of suspects and motives.

Amidst the investigation’s twists and turns, the welfare of the defendant’s young daughter becomes a pressing concern. In a heart-wrenching plea for assistance,...

Prepare for an intense and gripping episode of “Law & Order” as Season 23 continues with Episode 11, titled “Castle in the Sky,” airing on NBC at 8:00 Pm on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024. In this installment, Detectives Shaw and Riley find themselves embroiled in a complex case when a real estate developer is discovered dead in one of his own buildings. With a long list of potential suspects to sift through, the detectives must navigate through a web of deceit and betrayal to uncover the truth behind the murder.

Meanwhile, concern for the welfare of the defendant’s young daughter weighs heavily on the minds of Dixon and her son. Desperate to ensure the safety of the child, Dixon and her son plead with Price and Maroun for assistance, adding another layer of tension to the already high-stakes investigation.

With twists, turns, and unexpected revelations, “Castle in the Sky” promises to keep...

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“The Babadook” might be about a demon that pops out of a children’s book, but no recent film does a better job of capturing the acute reality of living with grief. “Cloverfield” follows a gaggle of pre-Instagram model millennials as they’re chased around Manhattan by a bug-eyed colossus, but few of the somber post-9/11 dramas do a better job of distilling the heartsick chaos of watching your hometown try to make sense of a senseless attack. “The Village” is...

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For Alyssa McKay, the rich girl started as a wish.

McKay, who’s 22, grew up a foster kid. Things were tough, money was tight, and life overall was not incredibly glamorous.

Except in movies.

McKay found comfort in iconic late 90s and early 2000s movies like Clueless and Legally Blonde. She idolized Cher Horowitz and Elle Woods–witty, popular, self-confident women with bougie backgrounds and attitudes to match. Cher and Elle made things happen. McKay wanted to do that, too.

Already in love with acting, McKay channeled her Cher-and-Elle energy into creating “the rich girl”–an alter-ego that serves both as wish fulfillment and character practice. “She has everything I didn’t,...

This year’s American Black Film Festival lineup is stacked with some of the top names in Hollywood as well as emerging voices including a screening of Reginald Hudlin’s The Black Godfather, a conversation with Spike Lee and his protege Stefon Bristol as well as the five finalists for HBO Short Film Competition, which is now in its 22nd year. The fest takes place June 12-16 in Miami.

The program will also include the previously announced opening night film Shaft. New Line Cinema’s reboot of the iconic character will screen at the fest ahead of its June 14 release. In addition, Netflix will screen the Chris Robinson-directed Beats, a coming-of-age drama set in Chicago’s South Side hip-hop scene starring Anthony Anderson.

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