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Exclusive: Rising young actor Cary Christopher will guest star in Lanterns, based on the Green Lantern DC comic.

The series, from Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof and Tom King, follows new recruit John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) and Lantern legend Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler), two intergalactic cops drawn into a dark, Earth-based mystery as they investigate a murder in the American heartland.

Christopher is set to play Young Noah, a polite and charming small-town kid. Quite gifted for his age and effortlessly good at whatever he tries, he’s happiest when passing a football.

He joins the previously announced cast: Kyle Chandler, Aaron Pierre, Kelly MacDonald, Garret Dillahunt, Poorna Jagannathan, Ulrich Thomsen, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Sherman Augustus, J. Alphonse Nicholson, Jason Ritter, Nathan Fillion, Chris Coy, and Paul Ben-Victor.

HBO produces the eight-episode series Lanterns in association with Warner Bros Television and DC Studios. Mundy, who serves as showrunner,...

Apple TV+’s critically acclaimed dystopian sci-fi thriller, Severance, finally returned with new episodes early in 2025 after a three-year hiatus. Season 2 of the series, which follows a group of employees at the mysterious Lumon Industries, garnered 27 Emmy nominations, including Britt Lower for her performance as Helly R./Helena Eagan.

In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter,Lower opened up about how she felt when she first learned she was cast in Severance, which currently boasts a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score. The first season debuted on Apple TV+ in 2022, and prior to that, Lower had appeared as a guest star in shows like American Horror Stories, High Maintenance, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and starred in the Fxx series Man Seeking Woman.

Securing the role of Helly in Severance was a big deal for Lower, who said she fell to her knees when she got the news she’d been cast.

Add Bella Thorne to the list of former Disney stars who continue to shine in Hollywood with leading roles in unique projects. After her standout supporting turn in the monochrome mindmelt feature Divinity, Thorne's new thriller Saint Clare is now available to the masses. It made the festival rounds and shocked viewers as they witnessed Thorne's edgy turn as the eponymous college-aged killer who is blessed with discreetly terminating the wicked in today's corrupt world. If that means strangling a deadly creeper in his own car in broad daylight, well, this is God's plan, according to Clare. MovieWeb recently caught up with the actor and singer while Thorne was promoting Saint Clare, which is based on the celebrated Clare Bleecker novels. As it turns out, the subject matter is fueled by a surprising influence that dates back centuries.

"Once we figured out that we were kind of meshing a...

House of McQueen has revealed additional cast members for the off-Broadway theatrical experience coming this August to the Mansion at Hudson Yards. Alongside previously announced stars Luke Newton and Emily Skinner, the production features Catherine LeFrere (Syfy: "Happy!"), Cody Braverman (Broadway: Leopoldstadt), Tim Creavin (NYC: Sleep No More), Fady Demian (Amazon Prime: "The Terminal List"), Matthew Eby (FX: "American Horror Stories"), Joe Joseph (Broadway: The Band’s Visit), Denis Lambert (Broadway: Tammy Faye), Margaret Odette (Netflix: "Sex/Life"), Spencer Petro (NYC: The Bisley Boy), Jonina Thorsteinsdottir (Netflix: "Survival of the Thickest"), Sam Dash (ABC: "Quantico"), James Evans (History Channel: "The Mega-Brands That Built America"), Krystal Riggs (Off-Broadway: Richard II), Jackie Sanders and Chris...

On May 13, as Netflix broke ground to redevelop 292 acres in Central New Jersey for a massive $848 million new film and TV production facility with 12 soundstages, Fort Monmouth County commissioner director Thomas Arnone made an offer to co-ceo Ted Sarandos, who was on hand. “We will make this easy for you,” Arnone said.

That may well be the state’s promise to Hollywood producers. Even as California Gov. Gavin Newsom managed to get his legislature to double its cap on incentives from $330 million to $750 million annually, he conceded on July 2 at a press conference that the state had taken its eye off the ball for years. “We put our feet up, we took things for granted,” Newsom said.

The Garden State has been a big beneficiary of infrastructure projects, which once may have defaulted to Burbank, heading far outside of Hollywood’s 30-mile zone. “New Jersey offers the best of both...

Exclusive: Amazon MGM Studios has rounded out its core cast for faith-based drama series It’s Not Like That with Caleb Baumann (Parish), Cary Christopher (Days Of Our Lives), and newcomers Leven Miranda, Cassidy Paul and Liv Lendell joining as series regulars. They join series leads Erinn Hayes, Scott Foley and J.R. Ramirez.

Created by Ian Deitchman and Kristin Robinson, who also serve as showrunners, It’s Not Like That follows Lori (Hayes), who is freshly divorced with two teens. Malcolm’s (Foley) a minister and recently widowed dad of three. Their families once did everything together, but now Lori and Malcolm must navigate their newly minted singledom, parenthood and the complexities of Malcolm being a modern-day minister. Is this the beginning of a love story? It’s not like that. Or is it?

Miranda, Paul and Christopher will play Flora, Penelope and Justin, respectively, as Malcolm’s (Foley) children in the...

Six TV legends will be inducted into the Television Academy’s 27th Hall of Fame. Viola Davis, Ryan Murphy, Conan O’Brien, Henry Winkler, Mike Post and the late Don Mischer will all be honored later this year.

The Hall of Fame ceremony will be held during the inaugural Televerse Festival on Aug. 16 at the Jw Marriott in Los Angeles. The annual induction ceremony honors entertainers who have made outstanding contributions in the arts, sciences or management of television either over their entire career or through singular achievements. Since its inception in 1984, more than 150 people ranging from actors and costume designers to writers and animators have been bestowed this honor.

A coveted Egot winner, Davis was the first Black actress to win the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series Emmy for her role in “How to Get Away With Murder.” She was also named one of the most influential people...

One day in May 2023, stunt performer Devyn Labella showed up to the Utah set of Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2, the second part of the sprawling Western series from Kevin Costner, expecting to double for one of the film’s stars in some basic, fairly boring shots. Instead, she says, she was surprised by being subjected to an unscripted, brutal rape scene without proper notice, consent or the presence of a contractually mandated intimacy coordinator.

Now, Labella is suing Costner and the film’s production companies for sexual discrimination, harassment and the creation of a hostile work environment. Moreover, the complaint alleges Labella faced retaliation after she reported the incident by not being called back for subsequent work on the Horizon series and never being hired again by the film’s stunt coordinator, with whom she had worked previously.

“On that day, I was left exposed, unprotected, and deeply...

Ryan Murphy and Kaia Gerber are teaming up again!

On Monday (May 19), it was revealed that the 59-year-old Emmy-winning producer and FX are developing a series adaption of Bret Easton Ellis‘ prep school thriller novel The Shards.

Kaia, 23, is attached to star in the series with Max Winkler attached to direct, according to Deadline.

Keep reading to find out more…The Shards is a “dark coming-of-age tale with semi-autobiographical facets for Ellis. Set in Los Angeles in 1981, the story follows a 17-year-old version of Ellis during his final year at the elite Buckley prep school. Upending the character’s world is the arrival of a mysterious new student, Robert Mallory, whose unsettling presence coincides with the activities of a serial killer known as The Trawler.”

Kaia and Max have both worked with Ryan in recent years. Kaia had recurring roles on both American Horror Story and the spin-off series American Horror Stories...

It’s been a hot minute since we’ve seen Billie Reed on Days of Our Lives. While her last appearance on the mothership show was in 2018, she also showed up on the spin-off limited series, Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem. She’s been keeping busy moving up and down the TV dial, appearing in many shows like American Horror Stories in 2023. Now, she’s got an intriguing new project she’s working on.

It’s a Shoe-in

Rinna, who recently started a podcast with her husband, actor Harry Hamlin, has a new production in the works. According to Deadline, her production company, called Mr. Productions, Inc., is creating its first scripted project: an adaptation of A Shoe Story, a novel by Jane L. Rosen. This will be the first book for which she’s secured the rights.

Author Rosen was excited that Rinna optioned her book, stating, “Her energy,...

Exclusive: Lisa Rinna has optioned Jane L. Rosen’s novel, A Shoe Story, for development through her company Mrs. Productions Inc. This is Rinna’s first foray into scripted development, and first book option under her shingle.

Released in June 2022, the novel follows Esme Nash, a young woman who has one month and a closetful of shoes to discover the future she thought she’d lost. After giving up her dreams to care for her father after a tragic accident, Esme, seven years later, is offered a dog-sitting job in Greenwich Village by a mysterious stranger, giving her access to all of her long-buried hopes and dreams — as well as to an epic collection of designer shoes. Esme jumps at a second chance to step into the future she’s sure was meant to be hers. As she retraces her steps, one pair of borrowed shoes at a time, making...

Alicia Silverstone will reprise her iconic “Clueless” role of Cher Horowitz for a TV series based on the classic 1990s film, TheWrap has learned. She is also attached to executive produce the follow-up, along with Amy Heckerling, who directed and wrote the 1995 comedy, and producer Robert Lawrence.

It’s being developed by CBS Studios in association with Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, for Peacock.

Writers and executive producers on the series are Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage through their Fake Empire banner. They previously teamed on “The O.C.” and “Gossip Girl.”

Jordan Weiss, who created the Kat Dennings Hulu series “Dollface” and scripted upcoming Disney sequel “Freakier Friday,” will also serve as writer and EP. She was also a writer on the Max animated series “Harley Quinn” and directed and co-wrote 2024’s holiday romcom “Sweethearts,” which starred Kiernan Shipka.

A short-lived 1990s TV series based on “Clueless,...

Did you really think they would try to make another Clueless TV show without Alicia Silverstone? As if!

Silverstone is attached to reprise her role as Cher Horowitz in a sequel series to the classic 1995 teen comedy in development at Peacock, our sister site Variety reports. The show will serve as a follow-up to the Clueless film, catching up with Cher 30 years later.

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Alicia Silverstone is attached to reprise the role of Cher Horowitz in a “Clueless” sequel series at Peacock, Variety has learned.

The show is currently in development. Exact plot details are being kept under wraps aside from the fact the show will serve as a follow-up to the cult classic film.

Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage are attached to write along with Jordan Weiss. All three will executive produce, with Schwartz and Savage doing so under their Fake Empire banner. Silverstone will executive produce in addition to starring. Amy Heckerling, who wrote and directed the film, and Robert Lawrence, who produced the film, also serve as executive producers. CBS Studios will produce in association with Universal Television.

This is a wholly new “Clueless” series than the one that had been set up at Peacock in 2020 but ultimately did not go forward. That show, with a completely different creative team, was...

As you start to look through the list of Ryan Murphy shows, you’ll find that there are way more than you initially thought. He’s the man behind Glee, Scream Queens, American Horror Story, and so much more. There’s simply no way that you can watch everything in a short space of time, and there are some shows just not as good as others.

How do you know if something is worth watching or skipping, though? After all, something can seem great from the premise, but then you get into two episodes and realize that it’s just not what was promised. The good news is I’ve watched the majority of his shows now, and I can tell you the ones that just don’t quite hit the mark. I have the four that you definitely want to watch, and the three that are just worth skipping.

“American Love Story” at FX has found its first cast member.

Variety has learned from sources that Sarah Pidgeon has been cast in one of the lead roles for the upcoming anthology series, which was originally announced in 2021. As previously reported, the first season of the series will focus on John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. Pidgeon will star as Bessette.

Reps for 20th Television and FX declined to comment.

Bessette was raised in New York and Connecticut. After a brief modeling career, she went on to rise through the ranks at Calvin Klein, eventually working as director of publicity and dealing with the brand’s celebrity clients in New York. She began dating Kennedy in 1994 and the two were married in 1996. They were the subject of intense media scrutiny during their time together, with their lives frequently featured in the tabloids.

Pidgeon is perhaps best known for her...

Catherine Hardwicke’s new film Street Smart has rounded out its supporting cast with seven actors: Skeet Ulrich (Scream), Paris Jackson (American Horror Stories), Skylar Astin (So Help Me Todd), Marcia Gay Harden (Mystic River), Virginia Madsen (Prey for the Devil Sideways), Sally Struthers (All in the Family), Tyson Ritter (Preacher). Production recently concluded in Los Angeles.

The drama feature heralds Hardwicke’s return to her storytelling roots from such past work as Lords of Dogtown and Thirteen, while revisiting her exploration of found-family dynamics in Twilight. She co-wrote Street Smart with New York Times bestselling author and screenwriter Nic Sheff.

Street Smart offers a gripping look into the lives of a lively group of unhoused young adults in the iconic beach town of Venice, CA. They come together with humor and a bit of Robin Hood-style larceny, forging unbreakable bonds and redefining what it means to be a family.

Noah Cyrus has signed on with Range Music for a new management deal, the company announced on Friday.

Cyrus joins a roster at Range that also includes Shaboozey, Jack Harlow, Saweetie, Rita Ora, Pentatonix, Dylan Gossett and PartyNextDoor, the latter of whom recently earned his first Number One album collaborating with Drake on $ome $exy $ongs 4 U.

Cyrus was nominated for Best New Artist at the 63rd Grammys back in 2021. She released her debut album The Hardest Part a year later to considerable acclaim. Cyrus has collaborated with her sister, superstar Miley Cyrus, as well as Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard and Vance Joy among others. Outside of music, she’s also done acting work, appearing in American Horror Stories back in 2021.

Aside from recording artists, Range Music also represents songwriters and producers such as Sean Douglas, Wondagurl and Murda Beatz.

“I had some really impressive meetings with...

A new episode of our What Happened to This Horror Movie? video series has just been released, and with this one we’re looking into the 2022 addition to the Predator franchise, Prey, which was released through the Hulu streaming service. Check out the video embedded above to hear all about it!

Directed by Dan Trachtenberg (10 Cloverfield Lane) from a screenplay by Patrick Aison (Jack Ryan), Prey has the following synopsis: Set in the Comanche Nation 300 years ago, Prey is the story of a young woman, Naru, a fierce and highly skilled warrior. She has been raised in the shadow of some of the most legendary hunters who roam the Great Plains, so when danger threatens her camp, she sets out to protect her people. The prey she stalks, and ultimately confronts, turns out to be a highly evolved alien predator with a technically advanced arsenal, resulting in a vicious and...

After the cancellation of “9-1-1: Lone Star” at Fox, there’s a new series coming to Ryan Murphy’s emergency responder franchise: “9-1-1: Nashville,” set to premiere on ABC during the 2025-2026 season.

The news follows Variety‘s October report that a new “9-1-1” spinoff was in the works.

Though plot and casting details are yet to be shared, it can be assumed that the new “9-1-1” spinoff, like the flagship series and “Lone Star, will follow the work and personal lives of a team of first responders, this time in Tennessee.

“9-1-1” was created by Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear and premiered on Fox in 2018 before moving to ABC for its seventh season in 2024. Currently on its eighth season, the series is set in Los Angeles and stars Angela Bassett, Peter Krause, Oliver Stark, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ryan Guzman, Aisha Hinds, Kenneth Choi and Gavin McHugh.

Garry Marshall's sitcom "Happy Days" debuted on ABC in 1974, and it quickly became a fulcrum in popular culture. Marshall's show was set in the 1950s and served as nostalgia bait for white Boomers who were teens in post-war America. "Happy Days" starred Ron Howard as the innocent teen Richie Cunningham, and followed the wholesome adventures of him and his family. "Happy Days" didn't so much interrogate the 1950s as roll around in them. "Happy Days" spawned five spinoff shows and it ran for 11 seasons.

The standout character on "Happy Days" was, of course, Arthur "The Fonz" Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler), a gentle greaser, mechanic, and leather-wearing bad boy, who was Richie's best friend. The Fonz, however, wasn't so much a "bad boy" as too cool for the room. Everyone loved the character, and audiences couldn't wait to see him every week.

Howard left at the end of the show's seventh season,...

Dane Diliegro is getting in a workout.

The 36-year-old actor – best known for his roles in Prey, American Horror Stories, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – carried a pair of sneakers as he arrived at the gym on Saturday morning (January 25) in Los Angeles.

For his workout, Dane sported a long-sleeved gray shirt with black shorts over black running leggings.

A few nights earlier, Dane sparked romance rumors with Olivia Wilde after they were photographed getting cozy while attending a L.A. Lakers game together. As of right now, the nature of the pair’s relationship hasn’t been reveled.

While very little is known about Dane‘s love life, Olivia, 40, previously dated Harry Styles for nearly two years. Prior to that, she was in a long-term relationship with Jason Sudeikis. The exes share two children and have a friendly relationship now.

Dane will next be starring alongside Kate Hudson,...

During her Jan. 13 Q&a with She Media CEO Samantha Skey (hosted by TVLine sister site Flow Space), Brooke Shields spoke warmly of recently acting alongside three-time Emmy winner/eight-time Academy Award nominee Glenn Close and two-time Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts.

TVLine now hears that Shields worked with Close and Watts as a guest star on All’s Fair, the “glossy” legal drama that the prolific Ryan Murphy has in the works at Hulu. (Neither Hulu nor 20th Television would confirm Shields’ casting.)

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2024 was a crowded year for television that had its share of misfires, but among the droves of disposable content was some stellar horror programming – from “Evil” to “The Creep Tapes” – that celebrates the genre’s versatility.

Television has reached a curious inflection point where what was once heralded as the medium’s Golden Age has turned into a daunting obligation where there’s far too much content to consume and the lengthy gaps between short seasons is enough to strip away even the most extreme enthusiasm. TV is in an interesting phase at the moment and while many prestige streaming series have struggled, the horror genre has thrived and turned out deeply captivating and creepy material. Television remains a safe haven for the horror genre and 2024 was a strong year for both brand new horror and returning series that are sure to entertain genre fans who are looking for something...

The 2011 horror anthology series "American Horror Story," co-created by Brad Falchuk and TV juggernaut Ryan Murphy, is presented in a novel fashion. Each one of its 12 seasons stands as a wholly independent 10-to-13-episode miniseries, with each one featuring a unique set of characters and a new timeframe/location. Murphy and Falchuk select a traditionally Halloween-y horror topic or premise -- a haunted house, vampires, a witch coven, a circus sideshow, extraterrestrials, cultists -- and then spin it out in their own sensationalistic idiom. "American Horror Story" tends to be salacious and stylized, and its sheer variety have kept audiences coming back for years.

Note: "American Horror Story" is not to be confused with the 2021 series "American Horror Stories," which is actually a spinoff. "Stories" is a more traditional "Tales from the Crypt"-like anthology show, with each episode featuring an original story and its own unique cast of actors.

Ever since her movie Thelma premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, June Squibb has gotten a kick out of the response that’s been repeated over and over again this year.

“People have really made a big deal about the fact that it was my first leading role,” says the veteran actress, who turned 95 in November, of Josh Margolin’s senior citizen dramedy. “Everybody has laughingly said it over and over. People are impressed with that, and as much as anything else, they’re impressed by the fact that I’m still going.”

Still going is one way to put it. Squibb has been churning out the work in 2024 with roles in Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead, Velma, Inside Out 2, American Horror Stories and Lost & Found in Cleveland. There’s more to come in the new year.

“I do have some work that...

Exclusive: Rory Culkin (Lords of Chaos) and Paris Jackson (Gringo) lead the cast of Skinemax, a comedy from writer-director Adam Sigal (Chariot), which has wrapped production in Budapest.

Examining the softcore porn industry of the early 1990s, the film follows Morgan Sands (Culkin), a failing indie film director, and his unlikely friendship with Jessie Hudson (Jackson), a popular adult film star.

Pic’s cast also includes Crispin Glover (Mr. K), Oliver Trevena (Plane), Will Peltz (Unfriended), Mark Boone Jr. (Memento), GaTa (Anyone But You), Jared P-Smith (FBI), Vladislav Lapidus (Dead Man’s Wire), Zac Coats (Crave), Sierra Nowak (Lucifer), and Maren Altman (If It Bleeds).

The film is produced by Jon Wroblewski and Christian Sosa of Roosevelt Film Lab, Trevena of Ollywood Media, and David Treatman of Grapevine Films. Exec producers include Dane and Elizabeth Fiori, Lars and Janice Letonoff, Michael Santos, Christian Sheedy, Dalas Lamberson, Maxwell Johnson of Grapevine, and Andre Champagne of Passcode.

There's been some fan-favorite shows to come out of 2024 on the many streamers and networks we've got, including Hulu and FX. But of course, there's also going to be ones that aren't as enjoyable and we feel like shouldn't have happened. It's normal with so many options and so many shows produced, there's going to be some bad apples, as they say. Here's 4 Hulu and FX shows from 2024 that didn't meet our expectations.

The Veil

While Elisabeth Moss has absolutely shined in The Handmaid's Tale over the years and also taken on some impressive roles, unfortunately The Veil on Hulu just wasn't entertaining for me. The actress herself was great as always. However when it comes to the story, no thank you. The show is marketed as a spy thriller and that's what the promotion focuses on. However, if you're going in thinking you're going to mostly see action and chases,...

Exclusive: BET+ and MegaMind Media are collaborating on the true crime biopic Fighting To Be Me: The Dwen Curry Story, starring Dyllón Burnside (Pose), D.B. Woodside (9-1-1: Lone Star) and A.J. Johnson (Baby Boy). Curry was first featured in the BET+ hit unscripted series American Gangster: Trap Queens.

From writer La Jill Hunt, the biopic is based on the real-life story of Dwen Curry, born amid the infamous Detroit riots of the late sixties, and raised during the height of the eighties crack cocaine epidemic. The true crime drama tackles the topics of love and identity while diving into Curry’s complex life experiences as a gay celebrity stylist in Oakland who secretly financed a lavish lifestyle by fraudulently acquiring millions to build a criminal empire and survive the violent street lifestyle.

Official synopsis from BET+: “Based on a powerful true-life story, Detroit native Dwen Curry moves to Oakland,...

Of all the horror shows that premiered in the year 2024 (or debuted a new season), which one do you see yourself re-watching because it was just that good? I can think of a few!

In our list of the best horror shows of 2024, we include both new shows and old favorites that dropped a new season. But before we begin, let’s quickly mention the worst of the worst. On our list below, you will not find Hulu’s American Horror Stories or FX’s Grotesquerie, the latter being one series we wish we could unsee! Yes, it’s that awful.

And as far as honorable mentions go, we have to give a shout to Them: The Scare and Dead Boy Detectives. Now, drumroll for our top four….

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From on MGM+ is the perfect combo of sci-fi and horror. If you have never watched it, you are quickly...

“Cruel Intentions” is getting a new life in Prime Video’s TV series adaptation, which takes the twisted tale to collegiate Greek life.

Sarah Catherine Hook and Zac Burgess star as Caroline Merteuil and Lucien Belmont, respectively, step siblings who strike up a malicious deal for Lucien to seduce the VP’s daughter, Annie Grover (Savannah Lee Smith), who Caroline sees as her ticket to make her sorority untouchable amid backlash for a controversial hazing incident.

The main characters follow closely in the footsteps of the 1999 movie, Selma Blair’s Cecile Caldwell transforming into Sara Silva’s CeCe Carroway. Sean Patrick Thomas also reprises his role from the movie as CeCe’s love interest, but with more of an age difference this time.

For a full breakdown of the “Cruel Intentions” cast and where you might have seen them before, see below.

Prime Video

Sarah Catherine Hook as Caroline Merteuil...

For the past few weeks, I have been watching stuff that is intentionally and confidently convoluted in an attempt to make it seem like the story is complex, even though it’s clearly not. It’s not like I am voluntarily picking out these projects. They’re all chosen randomly so that they can be covered during the week of their release. And despite the unmethodical nature of the choices, if a pattern shows up, then I think it’s a trend. Joker: Folie à Deux seemed like an ending explainer for the previous movie, but it alternated between what’s real and what’s not in the dumbest fashion imaginable. Teacup was like a wannabe From, which itself was a confounding trip. The Last Night at Tremore Beach was infuriating and baffling. The Man Who Loved UFOs, despite being a biography, was a whole lot of nothing. Then there was Caddo Lake,...

Is Rhobh alum, Lisa Rinna returning to reality television? The actress has been gallivanting around and modeling along with her daughters, Amelia Gray and Delilah Belle Hamlin. Plus, she has taken on some acting roles but is she circling back to the reality world? Keep reading for more details on her next chapter.

Is Lisa Rinna Returning To Reality TV?

From Seasons 5 through 12, Lisa Rinna “owned it” in Rhobh. She was introduced through Og, Kyle Richards and brought a lot of drama and honesty. Rinna never let anyone get away with anything and attempted to hold her co-stars accountable. This did not always work out well for her and ultimately, it led to her demise. The cast was away in Aspen and Rinna left early with Kathy Hilton. Apparently, Kathy was already riled up and on the way home, it all exploded. She allegedly said atrocious things about the whole cast,...

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Everyone likes to put themselves in the shoes of horror characters. We tell them, "Don't go in there!" We criticize them for doing stupid things. We gleefully imagine how we'd survive a zombie apocalypse. But what happens when that wishful thinking gets put to the test? Hulu challenged a New York City run club to outrun iconic horror characters, testing out that age-old question: "If you were in a horror movie, could you outrun the villain?" It's all in service of the yearly Huluween festivities on Hulu; check out the video above to see how it worked out.

Participants faced their fears as they raced to the finish line while trying to evade characters like Twisty the Clown from FXs American Horror Story, the Nun from The Nun II, and the Ghost from The Grudge, among others. A twist they didnt see coming?...

Warning: spoilers for various American Horror Stories episodes.

American Horror Stories expands the world of American Horror Story with a different story in each episode, and though they all tell horror stories, some of them have been more impactful and scarier than others. In 2021, Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk expanded the universe of American Horror Story with a spinoff/companion TV series appropriately titled American Horror Stories. Unlike the main series, in which each season covers a different horror theme and storyline, American Horror Stories tells a new story in each episode with a different cast.

American Horror Stories has explored a bit of everything in three seasons, covering urban legends like Bloody Mary and cursed movies, holiday-themed stories with a Christmas episode, creatures like feral cannibals, and even technology going wrong with artificial intelligence and strange surveillance services. Just like happens with American Horror Story, not all episodes of...

Last December, Prime Video is gave a series order to Cruel Intentions, an eight-episode television series inspired by the teen romantic drama that starred Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Reese Witherspoon, and Selma Blair, and was released back in 1999. Now the show is set to have its worldwide Prime Video premiere on November 21st – and with that date just a month away, a trailer has arrived online. You can check it out in the embed above.

The series is produced by Sony Pictures Television, Amazon MGM Studios, and Original Film. The cast includes Sarah Catherine Hook (First Kill), Zac Burgess (Totally Completely Fine), Savannah Lee Smith (Gossip Girl), Sara Silva (American Horror Stories), Khobe Clarke (Yellowjackets), John Harlan Kim (The Last Thing He Told Me), Brooke Lena Johnson (You), and Sean Patrick Thomas (Till). Claire Forlani (Mallrats), Nikki Crawford (Crown Lake), Isabella Tagliati (Scuba), Zeke Goodman (the I Know What You Did Last Summer...

Ryan Murphy certainly has his executive-producer hands full — his shows Monsters, 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Lone Star, American Horror Stories, American Sports Story, Doctor Odyssey, and Grotesquerie have all launched new seasons in recent weeks. But where’s the next American Horror Story season? Fall 2024 is only the second AHS-less fall since the FX show’s 2011 premiere. Season 12, dubbed Delicate, ended in April, and there’s no airdate for a 13th season. Scream not, horror fans. Murphy and FX chairman John Landgraf assure fans that Season 13 is coming, and it might involve a big cast reunion. Murphy tells Variety he hasn’t “really landed” on the Season 13 idea yet, though there’s “a couple things in contention.” And, he says, he often thinks of “the original gangster cast,” i.e. Season 1 stars Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott, Evan Peters, Taissa Farmiga, Denis O’Hare, and Jessica Lange. Robert Zuckerman / FX Network...

We are a weekend closer to Halloween and plenty of horror options are streaming. Not into the spooky genre? That’s not a problem. These days, we have too many platforms, which gives us seemingly endless options. Below, we list a little bit of everything.

Let’s kick things off with a fun series that won’t give you nightmares. If you loved the first season of Shrinking on Apple TV+, you’ll love to know that season 2 has arrived! The new episodes dropped on the streamer on Oct. 16. The first two episodes are now streaming, and these will be followed by one weekly release. Shrinking stars Jason Segel, Luke Tennie, Harrison Ford, and others. The comedy-drama centers on a therapist who wishes to form a deeper connection with his patients.

For more drama and mystery, we also have The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 now streaming on Netflix. And another great option is Rivals on Hulu,...

Ryan Murphy insists that he and his “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” co-creator Ian Brennan never imagined the Netflix series would be a major catalyst for renewed interest in the case and calls for the real Erik and Lyle Menendez to be released from prison.

“Ian and I are in absolute amazement and shock that this has happened, to be quite honest,” Murphy told me Thursday afternoon. “When we were writing the ‘Menendez Story’ — we’ve been working on this for two years — nobody was talking about the Menendez brothers. We never thought anybody ever would again.”

The siblings were conviced and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 1996 for the first-degree murder of their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, in 1989.

But as fans of the show and followers of the brothers’ cases know, a court hearing has been set for November as Los...

Ryan Murphy can’t stop winning this year. “American Horror Stories” hit No. 1 on Hulu’s Top 15 Today the week of its debut, making it the eighth Murphy show to hit dominate viewership in 2024.

“It’s like having eight children and they all got accepted to college,” Murphy told TheWrap. “I’m like, ‘Ok, well, I did my job.’ It feels good.”

It’s an unprecedented winning streak that started in January with the star-studded “Feud: Capote vs. The Swans” from Murphy, Jaffe Cohen and Michael Zam, a series that was nominated for 10 Emmys and won for Outstanding Period Costumes for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie. It was then followed by the second half of “American Horror Story: Delicate” in April, a season that was showrun by Halley Feiffer and led by Emma Roberts and Kim Kardashian. Both jumped to the No. 1 spot on Hulu’s Top 15 list after their premieres.

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for American Horror Stories Season 4: The Thing Under The Bed

While most of the anthology episodes plot seemed pretty predictable, American Horror Stories 4: The Thing Under The Beds ending proved that its storyline had a few surprises up its sleeve. American Horror Stories season 4 has been a long time coming. The first two seasons of the series aired in 2021 and 2022 respectively, before 2023s industry strikes led the creators to delay the release of season 3s latter half until October 2024. Technically, American Horror Stories 4: The Thing Under The Bed is the ninth episode of season 3, not part of season 4.

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The Hulu horror anthology show American Horror Stories season 4, episode 3 features a talented cast, including Henry Winkler of Happy Days fame.

Regardless of the shows release schedule, The Thing Under The Bed still feels...

Henry Winkler had a memorable role in the Adam Sandler-led comedy The Waterboy, but as it turns out, Winkler's participation was not planned. The Happy Days star's appearance as Coach Klein was a last-minute favor for Sandler, who reached out to Winkler after the original actor cast for the role didn't show up for production. Frank Coraci's The Waterboy follows Sandler's Bobby Boucher, an awkward waterboy who discovers he has a hidden talent for football and becomes a member of Coach Klein's team. During an appearance on the Let's Talk Off-Camera with Kelly Ripa podcast, Winkler recounted the story of how he ended up as Coach Klein:

"I did [The] Waterboy. He [Sandler] called me up in the middle of the night. He said, 'Henry, I need a favor. My actor didn't show up. I need you to drive right now to the park. It's in L.A.

The following contains spoilers from American Horror Stories season 4 episode 4, "Leprechaun," now streaming on Hulu

American Horror Stories' "Leprechaun" episode ends on a bittersweet and tragic note. The anthology series delves into different corners of the horror universe, shifting focus from episode to episode. "Leprechaun" brings the show to a small town that seems to be collapsing underneath itself. With little work to be found, four young men unconnected to American Horror Stories' other characters decide they can steal their way to riches. However, their bank heist ends up putting them on the menu for a version of the Leprechaun that's a far cry from the version most people associate with the folklore.

"Leprechauns" instead casts the creatures as an insidious and long-running factor in town, luring people to horrible fates so they can feed on their blood. Although the episode embraces a darkly fun tone for much of the run-time,...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for American Horror Stories "Clone!"The latest batch of episodes has finally arrives for Hulus 2024 Huluween event, with American Horror Stories Clone ending giving the spinoff one of its most disturbing conclusions yet. Serving as the direct spinoff of Ryan Murphys hit show American Horror Story, American Horror Stories tackles a brand-new bone-chilling tale in every episode rather than every season. Starring Victor Garber, among the most intriguing concepts in American Horror Stories season 4 is the episode Clone, which follows hospitalized tech giant Davids AI clone becoming acquainted with his lonely partner, John, while hes recovering from a stroke.

While John initially rejects the clone, he eventually comes to love the AI David, perhaps more than the real man. However, everything changes when John gets a call that the real David is awake and healthy. John declares that hes learned he can still be his...

American Horror Stories' season 4 storyline "Leprechaun" boasts an impressive cast of up-and-coming actors alongside two award-winning actresses. "Leprechaun" is focused on Colin, a young man in a fading small East Coast town. Desperate to provide for his wife and their unborn daughter, Colin is pulled into a scheme to rob the local bank of its surprising gold reserves. However, they're unaware of the true danger hidden in American Horror Stories season 4 tied to the fortune they're trying to rob, setting them up to become the targets of a monstrous force moving around them just out of sight.

"Leprechaun" keeps the focus on the heist and how quickly it goes sideweays for the self-dubbed Eastie Boys. It's the latest episode of American Horror Stories that punishes the characters' flaws with plenty of gruesome and gory comeuppance. Here are the stars of American Horror Stories' "Leprechaun" episode and where audiences would have seen them before.

Bilal Hasna is transforming into Layla, the title drag queen in Amrou Al-Kadhi’s feature directorial debut.

“3 Body Problem” star Hasna leads “Layla,” which centers on an eponymous British-Palestinian drag queen in London who falls in love with an advertising executive (Louis Greatorex), all while navigating their identity around family and friends. Think a modern-day, queer take on “Romeo & Juliet.”

The British indie film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival and later opened the BFI Flare: London Lgbtiq+ Film Festival. “Layla” also screened at the London Film Festival and Newfest.

Director Al-Kadhi previously worked as a drag performer before becoming a filmmaker. Al-Kadhi acted in Steven Spielberg’s “Munich,” “Venom: Let There Be Carnage,” “The Souvenir: Part II,” and “American Horror Stories.” They helmed shorts “Anemone,” “Run(a)Way Arab,” “Clash,” and “Define Gender: Victoria Sin” before making their feature debut with “Layla.”

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The new episodes of American Horror Stories bring more nightmare-inducing stories, each one with a different cast, and among them is an actor who is breaking a 28-year horror streak after a $173 million classic. The success of American Horror Story led its creators, Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, to expand it with a spin-off/companion series appropriately titled American Horror Stories. Instead of following AHS model of each season covering a different story, American Horror Stories has a different story and cast in every episode, with some of them directly connecting to past seasons of the main series.

American Horror Stories premiered in 2021 and is now in its fourth season, with actors who have previously appeared in the Murphyverse and new faces as well. American Horror Stories season 4 also has actors who are no strangers to the horror genre, but theres one specific case where the actor in question hasnt...

‘American Horror Stories’ delivers five uniquely alarming tales of terror that tackle liminal spaces, clones, Leprechauns, and more.

“You know, we invented hell.”

There was a lot of promise in American Horror Stories — an episodic anthology horror series — when it was first announced as a companion piece to American Horror Story proper. American Horror Stories’ first season was a lackluster effort that oddly felt compelled to needlessly connect its stories to American Horror Story. The second season worked out many of these kinks and, while still imperfect, there are some genuine gems in the mix, like the Twilight Zone-aping “Facelift.” The third season was an even greater improvement that arguably didn’t have any duds in the mix. More importantly, American Horror Stories seemed to finally find the right rhythm and creative team to do this series justice. Additionally, Season 3 eclipsed the modern seasons of American Horror Story and felt...

American Horror Stories is back with a new batch of episodes, each covering a different story and starring different characters, and the second episode, "Clone", stars some well-known actors along with some new faces. Ryan Murphys American Horror Story has found great success since its premiere in 2011, and though some of its seasons havent succeeded with critics and viewers, Murphy decided to expand it in 2021 with a spin-off/companion series. Appropriately titled American Horror Stories, whats different about it is that each episode tells a different story, unlike AHS, in which every season is different.

However, to keep some connection to the main show, some episodes of American Horror Stories have direct links to past seasons of American Horror Story. The success of American Horror Stories has led to its renewal, and among the episodes in its fourth season is "Clone". In it, a tech billionaire who suffers a debilitating...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from American Horror Stories season 4, episode 3, "X."American Horror Stories returns with a new set of episodes just in time for Halloween 2024, and one of the installments, "X," revolves around a mysterious (and ghastly) patient at a hospital. Hulu's horror anthology TV show created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk serves as a spinoff to the duo's original (and widely successful) horror series American Horror Story. Every episode depicts a different, terrifying narrative, and American Horror Stories season 4, episode 3, "X," is certainly among the show's creepiest installments, mostly thanks to the aforementioned patient. It also helps that it's the first black-and-white episode in the series.

The exact timeline of American Horror Stories season 4, episode 3, is unknown. However, based on patient records, it likely takes place in the late 1970s.

Mia Isaac stars as Claire Michaels in the cast of American Horror Stories...