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Denis Villenueve's follow-up to the science fiction classic may not have blown up the box office, but it's stunning visuals and story delighted fans/critics alike who saw it. Soon, you'll get your chance to view it in the comfort of your own home, as announced today. Come inside for all the details!

What better way to ring in the New Year than with a gorgeous new blu-ray? Warner Bros. announced today that Blade Runner 2049 will arrive on 4K Ultra HD/Blu-Ray on Januray 16, 2018, with a slew of bonus features that will help you dive deeper into the world they crafted. If you can't wait that long, the digital version will arrive on December 26th, giving you something to do while resting from the Christmas madness:

See what critics are calling “the best movie of the year” when “Blade Runner 2049” arrives onto 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack,...

John Mayer may not “have a cool-enough thought” about his top rank on Katy Perry‘s lovers list — but admits he tuned into his ex-girlfriend’s Witness livestream anyway.

“Yeah, I did,” the musician revealed on Monday night’s episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where he appeared alongside pal Bob Saget. “I think you’d have to watch all 96 hours to get the final verdict. That’s her thing, man, to go big and bold. Yeah, I checked in with it. It’s definitely odd to watch your ex-girlfriend asleep.”

When Cohen commented that it may...

John Mayer isn’t worried about playing it cool! The 40-year-old musician appeared on Monday night’s Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen where he freely opened up about his ex, Katy Perry.

Mayer even admitted that he watched part of the “Swish Swish” singer’s 96-hour livestream last summer.

“Yeah, I did. I think you’d have to watch all 96 hours to get the final verdict,” he said, when asked what he thought of it. “That’s her thing, man, to go big and bold. It’s definitely odd to watch your ex-girlfriend sleep.”

When Cohen commended him for being so honest about watching, Mayer added, “The way I see things now, I call it stand in the middle of the boat. If someone says, ‘I don’t watch that.’ It’s like, yes, you do.”

He also noted that he sent his ex a very early birthday text, saying, “I texted...

There’s less than a month to go now until the release of Wonder Woman, but Warner Bros. has already revealed soundtrack details for the highly anticipated movie. As if so often the case, there are some possible spoilers sprinkled throughout here, but for the most part, the listing offers just a vague outline of how things will play out.

As expected, the action will quickly move from Themyscira to the battlefields of World War I and the mention of Ares around the halfway mark of the soundtrack points to him showing up sooner than the final act. Beyond that, these titles don’t make it too easy to figure out what’s to come, but it’s hard not to wonder if “Trafalgar Celebration” is an indication that Wonder Woman will be getting a happy ending rather than just having the hero go into hiding once the war ends.

The zeitgeist of one of the 80s more insane buddy cop flicks.

Buddy cop movies are plentiful to be sure, in fact, when The Hidden was released in 1987, it wasn’t even the biggest buddy cop flick of the year. Ironically, The Hidden costar Michael Nouri turned down the role of Detective Martin Riggs in Lethal Weapon to star in this sci-fi actioner about an alien inhabiting the bodies of various law-abiding citizens and using their bodies as vessels to engage in brazen crime sprees.

If that synopsis doesn’t grab you, then you really should start evaluating your cinematic perspectives. To those of you who hear that logline and immediately begin prepping your The Hidden/I Come in Peace double feature, bravo. You’ll probably glean a lot from this week’s episode of the Junkfood Cinema podcast.

A common trope of sci-fi movies in which we, at least for a time, follow...

Llama Llama Red Pajama author Anna Dewdney had one final request before she died at 50 on Sept. 3 after a battle with brain cancer. The children's book author and illustrator didn't want a funeral. Instead, she asked fans to celebrate her life by reading a book to a child. This last wish was in keeping with Dewdney's lifelong mission - educating children. The author, beloved by toddlers and adults alike, is best known for her heartwarming Llama Llama books - a series that has sold a combined total of 10 million copies. Before she became a full-time author, Dewdney was a daycare provider and teacher.

Llama Llama Red Pajama author Anna Dewdney had one final request before she died at 50 on Sept. 3 after a battle with brain cancer. The children's book author and illustrator didn't want a funeral. Instead, she asked fans to celebrate her life by reading a book to a child. This last wish was in keeping with Dewdney's lifelong mission - educating children. The author, beloved by toddlers and adults alike, is best known for her heartwarming Llama Llama books - a series that has sold a combined total of 10 million copies. Before she became a full-time author, Dewdney was a daycare provider and teacher.

Just when you think the vampire craze is over, someone inevitably creates a new piece of media to keep the hype train running. Though, to be fair to I Want To Be Human, this is a vampire who opts for a shotgun instead of her teeth, and has a snarky, albeit adorable, hat for a boyfriend.

Why? I don’t know.

Smile Tech is trying to find the secret to eternal life, and the most comfortable hat. They also got around to banning romance at some point, and punished our smitten heroes by experimenting on them. The pair now seek revenge for their new forms, so they’ve joined together to take down the corporation and search for a cure. It’s a silly but fun premise shown through comic book-styled pages, and sets the tone for the title’s specific style of humour. Unfortunately, the story doesn’t go...

The launch trailer for the side-scrolling vampire game I Want to Be Human doesn’t do subtlety: It proudly declares that the game contains “Lashings of Pixelated Gore” and “Massive Fucking Bosses” and that it will take you on “A Bloodthirsty… Continue Reading →

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If you feel that your day needs more bite, then here’s a blood-soaked trailer for I Want to Be Human, a side-scrolling vampire action game that will be hitting consoles and PC in April, as confirmed in the trailer’s description.… Continue Reading →

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If you like a side serving of social commentary along with your zombie apocalypse tales, then you’ll want to check out A.E. Stueve’s Former, an insightful look at zombie culture and what it means to be human, which just came… Continue Reading →

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As of last night, "The Expanse" has officially premiered on Syfy, meaning that fans of the books written by James S.A. Corey and newcomers alike have the opportunity to discover this dense new world of political intrigue and hard sci-fi. In earlier installments of Indiewire's interview with "Expanse" executive producers Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby and Naren Shankar, conducted at the TCA 2015 Summer Press Tour (see below), we talked about the technology. We talked about their influences. This week, to wrap things up, we get into the really important stuff: the hat. Specifically, the hat worn by Detective Miller (Thomas Jane), offset by a very distinctive haircut that sets him apart as a character — as it turns out, by design. Part One: What Syfy's New Sci-Fi Gamble Learned From 'True Detective' Part Two: What It Means to Be Human, and Why 'Sci-Fi Ended With Ridley Scott' Part Three: How 'Game...

One of the most exciting aspects of Syfy's upcoming series "The Expanse" is the fact that the show strives to create an entirely new universe in its first few episodes; one laden with new technology, but one that uses it in an authentic way. Read More: Into 'The Expanse' Part 1: What Syfy's New Sci-Fi Gamble Learned From 'True Detective' That's part of what Indiewire digs into this week, in our continuing discussion with "Expanse" executive producers Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby and Naren Shankar, conducted at the TCA 2015 Summer Press Tour. What's key to making this sort of advanced technology feel authentic? What's unusual about the make-up of the show's writing staff? How did "Game of Thrones" inspire them, in developing the first season?  Read More: Into 'The Expanse' Part 2: What It Means to Be Human, and Why 'Sci-Fi Ended With Ridley Scott' An edited transcript is below.

For A 1000 Lives

San Sebastian International Film Festival director José Luis Rebordinos has announced the festival's backing for the For A Thousand Lives: Be Human campaign, which was launched September 2. The campaign calls for people fleeing war, terror, or political persecution to be provided with legal means of receiving protection from the EU. It calls on EU countries to work in solidarity, repealing the Dublin convention that says refugees mus seek asylum in the first country they reach, and ensure better distribution of those in need between different nations. The emphasis mus be on showing respect and giving people the chance to work, study and rebuild their lives, it argues.

The campaign already has the support of over 5,000 film industry professionals, including Brits Daniel Craig, Jonathan Pryce, Ken Loach and Mike Leigh. Other big names involved include Isabella Rossellini, Michael Haneke, Bertrand Tavernier, Agnieszka Holland, Thomas Vinterberg and Michel Hazanavicius.

Stranger focuses on one boy’s meditative search for the meaning of life.

Like many countries formerly under communist rule, transitioning towards a modernised society has not been universally embraced in Kazakhstan.

Writer-director Yermek Tursunov, whose films have (twice) been put forward as his country’s Oscar submission, addresses this delicate issue with Stranger (Zhat), which had its world premiere at Toronto and makes its Kazakh Premiere at the Eurasia Film Festival.

Once again selected as the country’s official entry for next year’s Academy Awards, Stranger focuses on one boy’s meditative search for the meaning of life, set during a time when ancestral tradition was being pitted against Soviet industrialisaton.

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This subject is very important to Kazakhstan. It was a time in the 1930s and 1940s, when Soviets were implementing collective farming and leaving many villages to starve. For the nomadic people, it meant deeply...

Recently, Warner Bros. Pictures released this new movie clip (below) for their new "American Sniper" drama movie. The clip is labeled, "I Need You To Be Human Again," and it gives us a dramatic new look at character, Chris Kyle, played by Bradley Cooper, getting the teary-eyed business from his chick as she begs him to be human again, and more. Check it out,below. The film stars: Sienna Miller and Bradley Cooper. The official synopsis for the movie, reads like this: "From director Clint Eastwood comes "American Sniper," starring Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. But there was much more to him than his skill as a sharpshooter. U.S. Navy Seal Chris Kyle is sent to Iraq with only one mission: to protect his brothers-in-arms. His pinpoint accuracy saves countless lives on the battlefield and, as stories of his courageous exploits spread,...

“I don’t want to die in Canada.” That’s Wallace, (Justin Long), a guy who interviews people to learn their odd stories, but he becomes the subject of one after talking to the wrong Canadian. In Tusk, the new film from writer/director Kevin Smith, we follow Wallace as he finds a new story through an old sailor (Michael […]

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Got your Kleenex ready for the series finale of "Being Human" next week? We do, especially now that we've seen a clip from Episode 4.13, "There Goes the Neighborhood Part III." Check it out along with a new farewell cast photo!

Also, don't forget that Syfy is running a "Being Human" Season 4 marathon on Monday, April 7th, beginning at 8Am with Episode 4.02, "That Time of the Month," and culminating with Episode 4.12, "House Hunting," at 6Pm.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.13 - "There Goes the Neighborhood Part III" (airs 4/7/14; 9-10Pm)

In the series finale, Sally makes a huge sacrifice to keep her vision of Aidan killing Josh from coming true, and that, in turn, changes Aidan's life forever as he fights to destroy the house's evil spirit. Meanwhile, Josh and Nora imagine their future roles as parents.

These last few episodes of "Being Human" have been all over the place, but we're confident things will wrap up nicely in Monday's series finale, Episode 4.13, "There Goes the Neighborhood Part III." Here are some stills and a preview to get you ready!

In case you're a bit confused about why it's being called "Part III," a quick check of the show's episodes guide reminded us that the very first two episodes were called "There Goes the Neighborhood Parts 1 and 2." Now that's what we call full circle!

Also, if you're a bit behind, Syfy is running a "Being Human" Season 4 marathon on Monday, April 7th, beginning at 8Am with Episode 4.02, "That Time of the Month," and culminating with Episode 4.12, "House Hunting," at 6Pm.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, and Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.13 - "There Goes...

Last night on "Being Human" we got a little bit of back story on twin sisters Beatrice and Ramona, and in this almost 5-minute sneak peek of Episode 4.12, "House Hunting," we learn a whole lot more.

Only two episodes are left, and everything our roommates have done is coming back to haunt them!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.12 - "House Hunting" (airs 3/31/14)

Moving day arrives for the roommates, who discover they aren't the only ones struggling with leaving the house.

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We're still not sure how Aidan is supposed to remember something that only happened in Sally's head, but we're rooting for our "Being Human" lovebirds. Check out a sneak peek of Episode 4.11, "Ramona the Pest," in which things really heat up between them.

Only three episodes are left!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.11 - "Ramona the Pest" (airs 3/24/14)

The most recent death in Aidan's life weighs on the vampire as he agrees to help Kenny (Connor Price) get out of town. At the same time, Sally and Nora work with Josh to conquer his werewolf while dealing with a new pack and a dead little girl.

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Is the Us version of "Being Human" going to follow in its UK predecessor's footsteps by having one of the roommates kill another? If Sally's vision of the future and these stills from Episode 4.10, "Oh Don't You Die for Me," are any indication, it appears so...

But then again, we've been fooled before by showrunner/exec producer Anna Fricke & Co. so we're not placing bets on anything just yet! Only four episodes are left; what do You think is going to happen?

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, and Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.10 - "Oh Don't You Die for Me" (airs 3/17/14)

Josh's efforts to get back in Nora's good graces lead him deeper into the world of wolves. Aidan and Sally grow closer than just good friends at the same time his relationship with Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle) takes a new turn.

Did everyone enjoy the alternate universe "Being Human" visited these past few weeks? Thankfully things are back to "normal" (whatever that means!) in Episode 4.10, "Oh Don't You Die for Me," and here's a sneak peek.

Just four episodes are left!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, and Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.10 - "Oh Don't You Die for Me" (airs 3/17/14)

Josh's efforts to get back in Nora's good graces lead him deeper into the world of wolves. Aidan and Sally grow closer than just good friends at the same time his relationship with Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle) takes a new turn.

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We learned a few weeks ago that Season 4 of "Being Human" would be its last, but its cast and crew have known for quite some time... and even asked for it! Series star Sam Witwer recently chatted with DweebCast, revealing that and a lot more.

During the course of his below video interview with host Andy Riesmeyer, Witwer explains how he and the rest of the cast have known of the approaching series end for more than a year and wishes the fans had been notified a bit earlier.

He also describes some of the financial reasons for the cancellation once Universal acquired the show and how the producers and actors are happy because they feel they get to end "Being Human" in the best way possible and on their terms.

When asked if the show might possibly be resurrected at some future date a la "Arrested Development," Witwer says absolutely not.

Sally really fucked things up on "Being Human" this week, and now we can't wait to see what happens in Episode 4.09, "Too Far, Fast Forward!" If you're in the same boat, here are several images and a clip from the ep.

As you'll see, Mark Pellegrino returns next week as Bishop, and for that reason alone we're willing to let Sally slide... for now. But she better do something quick to ensure that our roomies end up with the lives they're all supposed to have!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as Aidan, Meaghan Rath as Sally, Sam Huntington as Josh, and Kristen Hager as Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.09 - "Too Far, Fast Forward!" (airs 3/10/14)

Sally tries to right her wrongs and free herself from the past she's stuck in, but the only way she can figure on doing that is by magically transporting herself to the present and seeking the aid of an old foe.

We're not able to dwell on the news that this season is the last for "Being Human" because in Episode 4.08, "Rewind, Rewind....," we are off and running toward the endgame as Sally changes the past and both werewolf Ray and vampire Marcus return.

Along with a 3+-minute sneak peek of the ep, we have 13 photos to give you an idea of the havoc about to be wreaked by Sally's actions. Will anything remain the same?

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.08 - "Rewind, Rewind..." (airs 3/3/14)

Using magic gets Sally stuck in the past, and her efforts to return to the present end up changing the future for herself and her roommates. Guest stars include Andreas Apergis as Ray and Vincent Leclerc as Marcus.

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Well, this is some of the worst news we've gotten so far this year. Syfy has announced that Season 4 will be the last for "Being Human" and has provided us with a "thank you" video from the cast members. In addition we have a preview of new week's Episode 4.08, "Rewind, Rewind..."

From the Press Release:

Hi, Friends - With the second half of “Being Human’s” 4th season set to kick off, our human-at-heart characters are about to embark on a journey full of twists, turns, and surprises that will culminate in a spectacular series finale on Syfy on Monday, April 7th.

Showrunner Anna Fricke and the talented producers, writers, cast, and crew have done an amazing job bringing this show to life over the past four seasons, and we sincerely thank them and the series’ production company, Muse Entertainment, for their hard work. They’ve saved the best for...

Of all the memorable characters we've been introduced to in "Being Human," the witch Donna is among our favorites; and as you'll see from these new photos, she returns next week in Episode 4.07, "Gallows Humor."

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and Donna's witchy protégée) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

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"Being Human" Episode 4.07 - "Gallows Humor" (airs 2/24/14)

Sally learns more than she bargained for after going to Donna (Amy Aquino) for help dealing with her latest loss.

Aidan and Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle) find themselves face-to-face with the truth about their tumultuous past while Nora and Josh seek out an old friend who might be able to turn things around.

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Will Josh and Nora be able to overcome the events of last night's episode of "Being Human"? This sneak peek of the upcoming Episode 4.07, "Gallows Humor," focuses on other characters, but from the synopsis, it sounds like they'll be taking steps to repair the damage.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.07 - "Gallows Humor" (airs 2/24/14)

Sally learns more than she bargained for after going to Donna (Amy Aquino) for help dealing with her latest loss.

Aidan and Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle) find themselves face-to-face with the truth about their tumultuous past while Nora and Josh seek out an old friend who might be able to turn things around.

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Is a reconciliation in the cards for "Being Human's" Aidan and Suzanna? Somehow we don't think so although in these new photos from Episode 4.06, "Cheater of the Pack," they do seem to be getting a bit chummier.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and blossoming witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.06 - "Cheater of the Pack" (airs 2/17/14)

Josh's life takes a surprising turn, and he fears for the worst in his future with Nora; Aidan struggles to stave off his hunger while remembering what he once had with Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle); and Sally travels back in time after receiving news from someone from her past.

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Josh was pretty hard on Sally in last night's episode of "Being Human" (deservedly so, we'd say), and it sounds like she's still up to her new tricks in next week's Episode 4.06, "Cheater of the Pack." Check out a sneak peek!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.06 - "Cheater of the Pack" (airs 2/17/14)

Josh's life takes a surprising turn, and he fears for the worst in his future with Nora; Aidan struggles to stave off his hunger while remembering what he once had with Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle); and Sally travels back in time after receiving news from someone from her past.

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Normally dour vampire Aidan is positively giddy in this sneak peek of "Being Human" Episode 4.05, "Pack It Up, Pack It In." Check it out to see what he's so happy about!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and new witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.05 - "Pack It Up, Pack It In" (airs 2/10/14)

Kenny (Connor Price) joins Aidan for a night of drinking away sorrows. Josh and Nora throw a baby shower for their new wolf friends, but things quickly get out of hand. Sally uses her time-jumping abilities to learn more about her roomies.

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Next week's Episode 4.05 of "Being Human," titled "Pack It Up, Pack It In," brings us a few more flashbacks... and the return of popular character Henry Durham, portrayed by Kyle Schmid. Here are a few photos of what's coming.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and new witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.05 - "Pack It Up, Pack It In" (airs 2/10/14)

Kenny (Connor Price) joins Aidan for a night of drinking away sorrows. Josh and Nora throw a baby shower for their new wolf friends, but things quickly get out of hand. Sally uses her time-jumping abilities to learn more about her roomies.

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In next week's Episode 4.04 of "Being Human," the cleverly titled "Panic Womb," Susanna Fournier returns as Zoe. To give you a taste of what she's up to, here are several stills from the ep, which also includes the return of Aidan's new love interest, Kat.

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and new witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.04 - "Panic Womb (airs 2/3/14)

Aidan's vampire relationships continue as his human romance with Kat (Deanna Russo) becomes more serious; a couple give Josh and Nora a glimpse into their possible future; and Sally asks an old friend for help solving the mystery of "Lil' Smokie."

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Syfy hasn't released any photos from "Being Human" Episode 4.04, "Panic Womb," yet; but to tide you over until they do, we have a preview and clip to share. So far this season is darker than ever, and we couldn't be happier!

"Being Human" stars Sam Witwer as vampire Aidan, Meaghan Rath as ghost (and new witch) Sally, and Sam Huntington and Kristen Hager as werewolves Josh and Nora.

"Being Human" Episode 4.04 - "Panic Womb (airs 2/3/14)

Aidan's vampire relationships continue as his human romance with Kat (Deanna Russo) becomes more serious; a couple give Josh and Nora a glimpse into their possible future; and Sally asks an old friend for help solving the mystery of "Lil' Smokie."

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"Being Human" Episode 4.03, "Lil' Smokie," brings the return of Aidan's "son," Kenny; and along with the ep's preview and a sneak peek, we have a batch of photos, including a new cast group shot, to share.

"Being Human" Episode 4.03 - "Lil' Smokie" (airs 1/27/14)

A new vampire boss with ties to Aidan (Sam Witwer) makes life complicated; Josh (Sam Huntington) encounters problems going back to his old life; and Sally's (Meaghan Rath) powers send her to a strange place in time where something horrifying appears to have happened to a mysterious little girl.

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One thing we really appreciate about "Being Human" is that it doesn't dilly-dally with moving along its storyline. And it has some kick-ass guest stars, two of whom appear in these new stills from Episode 4.02, "That Time of the Month."

We had a chance to see the episode early, and trust us when we tell you to keep the Kleenex handy - along with guest stars Mark Pellegrino and Katharine Isabelle (see them below) and a twist we sure didn't see coming, it has heartbreak galore...

"Being Human" Episode 4.02 - "That Time of the Month" (airs 1/20/14)

Aidan (Sam Witwer) and Kat (Deanna Russo) take their relationship to the next level; Aidan encounters someone from his past; Sally (Meaghan Rath) uses her newly acquired powers to help Nora (Kristen Hager) try to free Josh (Sam Huntington).

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"Being Human" returns to Syfy tonight with Episode 4.01, "Old Dogs, New Tricks," and we have a clip along with a reminder about the Live Google+ Hangout taking place before and after the season premiere.

"Being Human" Episode 4.01 - "Old Dog, New Tricks" (airs 1/13/14)

Josh is trapped inside his wolf as Nora and Aidan struggle to contain him; Sally finds herself imprisoned in a mysterious place with Donna (guest star Amy Aquino).

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About the Google+ Hangout

Syfy and Google+ are teaming up to present the ultimate "Being Human" fan experience, a "Being Human Google+ Hangout" live from Google’s studios in NYC. The Hangout will take place Monday, January 13, from 8:30 to 10:30 Pm Et to celebrate the hit show’s Season 4 premiere.

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The Season 4 premiere of "Being Human" is coming up fast (January 13th to be exact) so be sure to mark your calendars because the cast will be doing a Live hangout on Syfy Google+ just before the episode airs. Read on for the details, and start prepping your questions now!

The hangout begins at 8:30 Pm Et, and Episode 4.01, "Old Dog, New Tricks," airs immediately afterwards beginning at 9 Pm Et. All four major cast members are expected to attend, and you can begin posting your questions on Twitter now using #Beinghumanlive.

Need to catch up? Seasons 1 through 3 are currently available On Demand and on Syfy.com.

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"Being Human" Season 4 Overview:

Season 4 picks up three months after last season's finale with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf,...

With Season 4 of Syfy's "Being Human" premiering in just a few weeks, you can catch up with Season 3 of this fan-favorite supernatural mash-up on January 7th when Entertainment One releases its four-disc Blu-ray/DVD sets.

Synopsis:

From the creative team behind "Pillars of the Earth," "The Mentalist," and "Heroes," "Being Human" is Syfy's re-imagining of the acclaimed BBC original series of the same title created by Toby Whithouse.

"Being Human" follows four paranormal, 20-something roommates living in a Boston brownstone - vampire "Aidan" (Sam Witwer), werewolves "Josh" (Sam Huntington) and "Nora" (Kristen Hager), and ghost "Sally" (Meaghan Rath) - as they struggle to resist the temptations of their true natures. During the third season the four learn that there is a price to pay for getting what they want.

Bonus Features:

Behind-the-Scenes Featurette "Being Human" Panel from San Diego Comic Con 2013 The Cast on Cliffhangers Bloopers

Related Story: "Being Human" Season 4: New Posters,...

We've made our list and checked it twice; can Santa ensure horror continues to dominate our TV screens during 2014? A consistent contributor to that trend is Syfy's "Being Human," returning soon with Ep. 4.01, "Old Dog, New Tricks." Get another quick sneak peek right here.

Be sure to tune in to the "Being Human" Season 4 premiere, "Old Dog, New Tricks," on Monday, January 13, 2014, at 9/8c. Need to catch up? A "Being Human" Season 3 marathon will run on Syfy Monday, December 30th, from 8Am-3Am. In addition, Seasons 1 through 3 are also available On Demand and on Syfy.com.

"Being Human" Season 4 Overview:

Season 4 picks up three months after last season's finale with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past,...

Another new promo for Season 4 of Syfy's "Being Human" has arrived, and this one shows some skin... a lot of skin in fact! Four roommates; so many parts. Check out all the times our hotties have shown off their skin.

Be sure to tune in to the "Being Human" season premiere, Episode 4.01, "Old Dog, New Tricks," on Monday, January 13, 2014, at 9/8c. Need to catch up? A "Being Human" Season 3 marathon will run on Syfy Monday, December 30th, from 8Am-3Am. In addition, Seasons 1 through 3 are also available On Demand and on Syfy.com.

"Being Human" Season 4 Overview:

Season 4 picks up three months after last season's finale with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past,...

We've counted doors for Sally and full moons for Josh and Nora, and now it's time to count black eyes and fangs for Aidan as we head into the final stretch before the Season 4 premiere of Syfy's "Being Human."

In addition, we have four super quick sneak peeks to share that remind us no matter what, eventually it all comes back to haunt you.

Be sure to tune in to the "Being Human" season premiere, Episode 4.01, "Old Dog, New Tricks," on Monday, January 13, 2014, at 9/8c. Need to catch up? A "Being Human" Season 3 marathon will run on Syfy Monday, December 30th, from 8Am-3Am.

"Being Human" Season 4 Overview:

Season 4 picks up three months after last season's finale with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in...

Syfy's version of UK hit "Being Human" gets better and better, and with Season 4 kicking off soon, we have some new promo photos, an update on which supporting characters are returning, and a look at what the roommates use when their wild nights come back to haunt them.

Since last summer's San Diego Comic-Con roundtable interviews, we've known that during the 13-episode Season 4 we'll be seeing returning guest stars Katharine Isabelle (Suzanna), Amy Aquino (Donna), Mark Pellegrino (Bishop), Kyle Schmid (Henry), Connor Price (Kenny), and Deanna Russo (Kat).

Included with the press materials that accompanied the "Roommate Survival Kit" that arrived at the DC offices over the weekend were two more names: Jesse Rath as Sally's brother, Robbie, and Sarah Allen as Rebecca, Aidan's tragic love interest in Season 1. (As an aside... Yay! This writer has been a big fan of Allen since the beginning.)

So settle in, check out...

We're just a little over a month away from the Season 4 premiere of "Being Human" on Syfy, and along with having the title of Episode 4.01 to share, we got our hands on over a half dozen new images from the ep as well.

Episode 4.01, "Old Dog. New Tricks." airs on Monday, January 13th.

"Being Human" Season 4 opens with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past, including an elusive character bearing an uncanny likeness to his long lost wife, Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle), as well as his maker, Bishop (Mark Pellegrino), collide with the present; and Aidan is forced to make impossible decisions affecting those closest to him.

Sally (Meaghan Rath) finds herself trapped alone with the witch,...

New banner art and a fun promo video that reminds us full moons bring out the crazy in all of us have arrived for Season 4 of Syfy's "Being Human." The series returns on Monday, January 13th.

"Being Human" Season 4 opens with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past, including an elusive character bearing an uncanny likeness to his long lost wife, Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle), as well as his maker, Bishop (Mark Pellegrino), collide with the present; and Aidan is forced to make impossible decisions affecting those closest to him.

Sally (Meaghan Rath) finds herself trapped alone with the witch, Donna (Amy Aquino), but her newfound magical powers may be more than either of them bargained for.

Syfy's "Being Human" returns on January 13th, and the network has released a new video that will help you refresh your memory of how many times you've seen a door appear for Sally or one of her ghostly friends over the years.

Season 4 of "Being Human" opens with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past, including an elusive character bearing an uncanny likeness to his long lost wife, Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle), as well as his maker, Bishop (Mark Pellegrino), collide with the present; and Aidan is forced to make impossible decisions affecting those closest to him.

Sally (Meaghan Rath) finds herself trapped alone with the witch, Donna (Amy Aquino), but her newfound...

We knew Syfy's "Being Human" would be returning with Season 4 in January 2014, and now the network has revealed the exact date along with providing an extended version of its first look preview featuring everyone's favorite vamp-ghost-wolf alliance.

Season 4 of "Being Human" premieres Monday, January 13th, and opens with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back.

Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past, including an elusive character bearing an uncanny likeness to his long lost wife, Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle), as well as his maker, Bishop (Mark Pellegrino), collide with the present; and Aidan is forced to make impossible decisions affecting those closest to him.

Sally (Meaghan Rath) finds herself trapped alone with the witch, Donna (Amy Aquino), but her newfound...

Syfy's "Being Human" returns with Season 4 in January 2014, and the network has released a "first look" video giving us a taste of what's ahead. Are you ready to reconnect with the show's quartet of a vampire, a ghost, and two werewolves?

Season 4 of "Being Human" opens with the roommates coping with Josh (Sam Huntington), who is permanently a wolf, although the full moon has a very different effect on him now, which drives Nora (Kristen Hager) to extremes in order to get her husband back. Visitors from Aidan's (Sam Witwer) haunted past, including an elusive character bearing an uncanny likeness to his long lost wife, Suzanna (Katharine Isabelle), as well as his maker, Bishop (Mark Pellegrino), collide with the present; and Aidan is forced to make impossible decisions affecting those closest to him. Sally (Meaghan Rath) finds herself trapped alone with the witch, Donna (Amy Aquino), but her newfound magical...

"The Fantastic Four" is headed to the Deep South. The super-team reboot is moving production from Vancouver to Louisiana, a studio spokeswoman told TheWrap. Louisiana lawmakers recently killed a bill that would have reduced the state's film production incentive program, keeping its generous transferrable credits in place. That made Fox feel comfortable sending work there, according to an individual with knowledge of the decision-making process. Also read: Will 'Chronicle' Star Michael B. Jordan Be Human Torch in 'Fantastic Four'? (Exclusive) This marks the first Marvel-based Fox film to shoot in Louisiana, after many of...