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Fear Street: Prom Queen. (L-r) The Killer and Rebecca Ablack as Debbie Winters in Fear Street: Prom Queen. Cr. Sabrina Lantos/Netflix © 2025.

Since the first Fear Street trilogy hit Netflix back in 2021, rumors has been constantly flying about a long-awaited sequel. Finally, last year, there was confirmation that a new standalone movie was coming to Netflix in 2025. Set to adapt the 15th book from R.L. Stine’s vast library, here’s everything we know about Netflix’s Fear Street: Prom Queen, now confirmed to debut in May 2025 just in time for prom season.

As a quick recap, Fear Street Parts One, Two, and Three were all released on Netflix over the summer of 2021. They had previously been in development at 20th Century Fox before Netflix acquired the rights. Chernin Entertainment produces the movies.

Please note: This article was first published on January 10th, 2024 – it has since been updated with the latest information.

On Friday February 14 2025, Pix broadcasts Karamo!

Unlock: From Prom Night to the Altar?; Unlock: Did You Cheat While I Was Locked Up? Season 3 Episode 89 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Karamo,” titled “Unlock: From Prom Night to the Altar?; Unlock: Did You Cheat While I Was Locked Up?” promises to bring intense emotions and revelations. This episode will air on Pix and features two couples facing serious trust issues.

In the first segment, Haley confronts her fiancé, Alex. She believes he was at another woman’s house and is frustrated that he refused to come out when she caught him. This situation raises questions about loyalty and honesty in their relationship. Viewers may see how these trust issues affect their plans for the future and whether they can resolve their differences.

The second part of the episode introduces Javonte, who is struggling with doubts about his fiancée, Hayley. While he was imprisoned,...

There's no doubt that 2024 was an excellent year for Netflix movies. No matter what your favorite kind of movie is, whether it's romantic comedies or action movies or award seasons dramas, the streaming service had something for everyone. As usual, Netflix looks to keep that tradition alive in 2025 with some of its best movies yet coming down the pipeline.

Prior to the ball dropping on the new year, Netflix had already went ahead and announced release dates for some of its most exciting new movies that will be kicking off 2025 in style. Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx team up in the action-comedy Back in Action in January, while Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt fire up spring with the Russo Brother's sci-fi blockbuster The Electric State in March.

The Witcher fans have been waiting patiently for season 4, but in February, the new animated movie The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep...

For many tweens and teens growing up in the mid-to-late-1990s, Friday nights meant a bucket of popcorn and sitting down in front of the TV for a night of ABC's "Tgif" programming lineup. Shows like "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," "Sister, Sister," and "Boy Meets World" catered to teens while still being family-friendly enough for primetime network TV, but occasionally they delved into topics that were a little more adult to actually have something to say to their teen audiences. "Boy Meets World" eventually ended up in syndication on The Disney Channel, along with several other "Tgif" favorites, but there were three episodes that originally aired on ABC that Disney Channel refused to air themselves.

Banned episodes are nothing new in the world of television — heck, "Frasier," "Family Guy," and "Friends" all have episodes that were banned from airing in one form or another — but the three that were prevented...

Tonight, on a very special episode of Boy Meets World, Shawn gets crunk…Boy Meets World, like many sitcoms (especially of the Disney-backed Tgif variety), had its share of episodes that took on serious issues, hitting on everything from child abuse to teenage sex to cults. But one episode that still sticks with Rider Strong is “If You Can’t Be With the One You Love”, which focused on Shawn Hunter developing an alcohol dependency, something he doesn’t think the show handled well at all.

As Rider Strong remembered of the season five episode of Pod Meets World (the Boy Meets World rewatch podcast he co-hosts), Shawn was seeing “having a good time with Cory and doing handstands and peeing on cop cars and just, like, woohoo, fun loving. And then in that second half, it’s as if he’s a 45-year-old alcoholic who’s like, ‘I can’t stop,...

The first poster for Fear Street 4, titled Fear Street: Prom Queen, has been unveiled, confirming the release date of the Netflix horror sequel while teasing details for the movie. The streaming platform released the Fear Street trilogy in July 2021, three movies adapted from R.L. Stine's book series of the same name with an interconnected storyline. Stine later announced in January 2024 that the next book would be an adaptation of Prom Queen, the 15th book in the series. It was later revealed to be a standalone sequel to the original trilogy.

Now, Netflix has released the first poster for Fear Street: Prom Queen, confirming a 2025 release window for the upcoming horror sequel. The poster reveals the return of Shadyside High from the original trilogy, with a sign that reads "Senior Prom '88." However, the sign is splattered with blood, while an axe is sitting beside it, also drenched in crimson.

Sinners: "From Ryan Coogler—director of “Black Panther” and “Creed”—and starring Michael B. Jordan comes a new vision of fear: “Sinners.”

Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers (Jordan) return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.

“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he’s gonna follow you home.”

Written and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Coogler, “Sinners” stars Jordan (the “Black Panther” and “Creed” franchises) in a dual role, joined by Oscar nominee Hailee Steinfeld, Jack O’Connell (“Ferrari”), Wunmi Mosaku (“Passenger”), Jayme Lawson (“The Woman King”), Omar Benson Miller (“True Lies”) and Delroy Lindo (“Da 5 Bloods”).

The film is produced by Coogler and frequent collaborators Sev Ohanian and Zinzi Coogler. The executive producers are Ludwig Göransson, Will Greenfield and Rebecca Cho.

Coogler’s behind-the-camera artisans include his “Black Panther...

Days of our Lives predictions show Stefan Dimera (Brandon Barash) is set to expose Ej Dimera’s (Dan Feuerriegel) secret, potentially leading to a shocking showdown. Meanwhile, Abigail Deveraux (Marci Miller), held captive by Clyde Weston (James Read), could finally be discovered.

In another part of Salem, Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) and Tate Black (Leo Howard) may find themselves in a complicated situation that could have lasting repercussions. He forgave her for her silence.

Nevertheless, their parents disapprove of them together. They think it is too risky. Despite this, the young couple finds every opportunity to be together and even intend to rendezvous at the Prom. In an unexpected turn, Nicole might grant Holly Jonas permission to go to the Prom, which would be thrilling for her.

Eric Brady (Greg Vaughan), still nursing his broken heart, might reveal his feelings to Nicole Walker (Arianne Zucker). Lastly, Leo Stark (Greg Rikaart...

Exclusive: Tideline, the recently launched production label of Fox Entertainment, and Mountain Top Pictures have greenlighted Slanted, a satirical drama from writer-director Amy Wang (Crazy Rich Asians 2).

Cast for the pic, due to begin production in Atlanta next month, includes Shirley Chen (Dìdi), Emmy nominee McKenna Grace (The Handmaid’s Tale), Maitreyi Ramakrishnan (Never Have I Ever), Amelie Zilber (Grown-ish), Vivian Wu (The Afterparty) and Fang Du (The Haves and the Have Nots).

Slanted centers on Joan Huang (Chen), a desperate to fit in, insecure Chinese American teenager who undergoes experimental trans-racial surgery to become white and secure her chances of being named Prom Queen and winning the acceptance of her peers. Wang, Mark Ankner and Trevor Wall (Ponyboi) will produce, with Fernando Szew, Pillemer, Tony Vassiliadis and Ani Kevork serving as executive producers.

“I am so excited to be able to bring this movie to life with the...

General Hospital (Gh) spoilers reveal that fans are buzzing about Cameron Mathison’s character Drew Cain, and all of the trouble he’s getting himself into with Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Whodathunk that these sworn enemies would end up getting intimate? Crazier hookups have happened in Port Charles, but this one is a doozy.

At the same time, Mathison is working on TV Movies for Great American Family, plus he hosts the game show Beat the Bridge. But despite all of his professional activities, the actor makes sure to prioritize his family.

General Hospital spoilers – Cameron Mathison Stars As Drew Cain

On April 28 Mathison posted a tender Instagram tribute to his daughter Leila. In honor of Leila’s senior prom the proud dad wrote: “Leila, I want you to know that you are always on my mind and in my heart.”

He added “I’m so grateful for every moment...

Julia Lester and Antonia Gentry in Prom DatesImage: Hulu

As far back as they can remember, Prom Dates’ Hannah (Julia Lester) and Jess (Ginny & Georgia’s Antonia Gentry) always wanted to have a spectacular senior prom. At 13, the two even went as far as to make a blood pact, swearing...

High school can be a stressful time, perhaps never more so than at the end of the year as prom approaches. That is definitely the case for best friends Jess and Hannah in the new movie “Prom Dates” arriving on Hulu on Friday, May 3. Despite making a pact at age 13 to have the perfect senior prom, they both break up with their dates the day before the dance, leaving them little time to find suitable replacements. Don’t miss this delightful coming-of-age story of two friends trying to live out their middle-school fantasies. You can watch Prom Dates with a 30-Day Free Trial of Hulu.

How to Watch ‘Prom Dates’ When: Friday, May 3, 2024 Stream: Watch with a 30-Day Free Trial of Hulu. 30-Day Free Trial$7.99+ / month hulu.com About ‘Prom Dates’

Starring Julia Lester and Antonia Gentry as Hannah and Jess respectively, “Prom Dates” was written by D.J. Mausner, directed by Kim O Nguyen,...

Julia Lester and Antonia Gentry have good chemistry, making the film entertaining despite some execution issues. The movie has a progressive outlook on girl teenhood, with engaging and humorous moments throughout. Prom Dates may not be as funny as expected, but it offers an entertaining story about friendship and love for prom season.

Prom is an age-old backdrop for teen comedies, with a new prom-centric movie releasing consistently around this time of year. The Kim O. Ngyuen-directed Prom Dates finds itself in the small yet growing subgenre of teen comedies, with girls taking the lead as they navigate the messy realities of relationships, sex and friendships. Prom Dates is if Booksmart and Blockers had a crass baby. While it succeeds at focusing on the teens more, the one problem the film has is, unlike Blockers, which splits its narrative with the parents, Prom Dates is not nearly as funny as it should be.

Antonia Gentry and Julia Lester are starring in the funny trailer for their upcoming new Hulu movie Prom Dates!

The Ginny & Georgia and High School Musical: The Musical: The Series actresses play best friends Jess and Hannah in the teen comedy, who made a pact at 13 years old to have the perfect senior prom.

Keep reading to find out more and watch the trailer…

Here’s a synopsis: Despite the impending changes that college will bring over the next four years, the two are committed to honoring their prom pact. But with only 24 hours left before the big event, everything falls apart when they break up with each of their dates. Jess and Hannah are left with one night to find new dates and live out their middle-school fantasies.

Also starring in the film are Kenny Ridwan, Jt Neal, Jordan Buhat, Zión Moreno, Terry Hu, John Michael Higgins and Chelsea Handler.

What’s the best destination for spring TV? IndieWire doesn’t have a definitive answer, but as we do every month we’ll help you weigh the options with a breakdown of everything coming to your favorite streaming platforms in May.

The month is a prime time to have Disney+, what with the ongoing and buzzy success of “X-Men 97” and upcoming “Marvel Studios’ Assembled” going behind the scenes of the reboot series. May is of course the month of Star Wars, and the House of Mouse will celebrate with “Star Wars: Tales of the Empire” on May 4. Disney is also home to BBC America’s “Doctor Who,” which returns for a highly-anticipated 14th season with Ncuti Gatwa stepping into the Tardis as the new Doctor (he stepped into the role in December 2023 as part of the series’ beloved Christmas special tradition).

Meanwhile, Hulu will continue airing episodes of FX’s...

Hmm, who at Mid-Wilshire Division will need their head looked at…?

TVLine has learned exclusively that Danielle Campbell (of The Originals and Tell Me a Story) will appear on ABC’s The Rookie in the recurring guest star role of Blair, a psychiatrist for the LAPD.

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Campbell — who recently alluded to her Rookie gig as a guest on Vampire Diaries vet...

Based on H.P. Lovecraft‘s The Thing On The Doorstep, Joe Lynch’s (Wrong Turn 2, Mayhem, “Creepshow”) new movie Suitable Flesh is finally headed to Shudder next month! And it’s not the only horror highlight arriving in January.

Look for “The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula” to close out its current season with the final two episodes airing on January 9 and January 16, after a brief holiday hiatus. Then there’s the anticipated splatter-comedy Destroy All Neighbors, which just debuted its gnarly practical effects-heavy trailer, set to debut on the streaming service on January 12.

AMC Original series “Preacher” arrives on Shudder on January 18. From Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the supernatural adventure series follows a preacher who enlists the help of a vampire and his ex to find God. Starring Dominic Cooper and Ruth Negga, based on the graphic novel series created by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon and published by DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint.

Warner Bros. Discovery said today that Chief People and Culture Officer, and longtime partner and advisor to CEO David Zaslav, Adria Alpert Romm, will step down at the end of June. She will be succeeded by Wpp’s Global Chief People Officer Jennifer Remling, who will join the company in January and report to Zaslav.

Alpert Romm will be retiring after four decades serving in key human resources roles at NBCUniversal, Discovery, and Warner Bros. Discovery.

“I have been incredibly fortunate to have Adria by my side for more than 30 years as one of my closest advisors,” said Wbd CEO David Zaslav. “A strong people culture is critical to any successful company and Adria has fought every day to put employees first, and, through her years of stellar leadership and innovation, she has ensured that our company has always been the gold standard in talent acquisition as well as employee...

Despite its box office success, Five Nights at Freddy's has received negative reviews from critics with a low 29% score on Rotten Tomatoes. In contrast, Suitable Flesh, released on the same day, enjoys a much better critical reception with an 83% score and is Certified Fresh. While Five Nights at Freddy's breaks box office records, it cannot compare to the critical acclaim achieved by Suitable Flesh.

Five Nights at Freddy's is a success, but critically it can't compare to the weekend's other new horror movie, Suitable Flesh. Five Nights at Freddy's, which is based on the video game franchise of the same name, is a huge success at the box office, earning the highest-grossing opening weekend for any movie from Blumhouse Productions, among other records. However, it has been panned by critics, who have given it a dismal 29% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Despite the mind-boggling Five Nights at Freddy's box office total,...

Jasmine Amy Rogers, who recently finished a run as the scene-stealing “Gretchen Wieners” in the national tour of Mean Girls, has been cast in the title role of the pre-Broadway world premiere of Boop! The Betty Boop Musical.

Rogers will play the iconic big-headed Jazz Age flapper for a limited engagement at Chicago’s Cibc Theatre from November 19-December 24. The production is part of the Broadway in Chicago line-up.

Directed and choreographed by Tony winning Jerry Mitchell, Boop! features music by composer David Foster, lyrics by Susan Birkenhead and a book by The Prom‘s Bob Martin.

Although the Chicago staging is described by producers as a “pre-Broadway premiere,” neither a Broadway production timeline nor Broadway casting has been disclosed yet.

“From the moment Jasmine walks into a room and shares that magnificent smile and her contagious laugh, you know you are in the presence of Betty Boop,...

Who doesn’t love watching a series that tells the true-life (or at least somewhat true-life) stories of real people? That’s what HBO’s hit series “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” provides for NBA fans, Angelenos and TV viewers alike.

“Winning Time” doesn’t feature any of the real-life people that the series depicts, though some of the actors bear striking resemblances to their counterparts.

The show has a massive cast, with Quincy Isaiah (Earvin “Magic” Johnson”), John C. Reilly (Jerry Buss), Adrien Brody (Pat Riley) and others taking center stage as leads. There were also newcomers who stepped onto the court as guest stars for the second season, included Joel Allen as Kurt Rambis, Jay Davis as Byron Scott, Quentin Shropshire as James Worthy, Matthew Barnes as Mitch Kupchak, Darryl Reynolds as Robert Parish, Andrew Stephens as Kevin McHale and Larry C. Fields III as Eddie Jordan.

It’s showtime! Earvin “Magic” Johnson, Jerry Buss and the rest of the Lakers squad is back for a second season of “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.”

Viewers got to get a glimpse into executive producer Adam McKay’s portrayal of the Lakers golden era and the drama that came with it. This time around fans will get to see even more of the Lakers legacy. Newcomers are stepping onto the court as guest stars, including Joel Allen as Kurt Rambis, Jay Davis as Byron Scott, Quentin Shropshire as James Worthy, Matthew Barnes as Mitch Kupchak, Darryl Reynolds as Robert Parish, Andrew Stephens as Kevin McHale and Larry C. Fields III as Eddie Jordan.

The show announced on Aug. 24, 2022 that it started production, and it’s making its return on Sunday, Aug. 6 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt on HBO and will also be available to stream on Max.

That '70s Show is remembered as a hilarious and lighthearted sitcom, but some convincing fan theories completely change some aspects of the plot. The nostalgia-based series followed teenagers through the 1970s as they made mistakes and built friendships to comical results. It's not the kind of show that is full of mysteries that audiences are left to ponder (aside from where on earth Fez is from), so there is no need to put too much thought into the goings on of That '70s Show. Of course, this hasn't stopped fans, and the result is a few good theories that make the characters and circumstances of the series feel altogether different.

Eric and his friends inhabited the Forman basement for eight full seasons (though he and a few other characters exited That '70s Show before later returning), proving that the unique comedy and concept of the sitcom truly worked. Still, that...

The 2008 slasher movie Prom Night is making the rounds on streaming services, prompting many to wonder if there's any Prom Night 2 news on the airwaves. While actress Brittany Snow didn't reach scream queen status until starring in Ti West's X, she's no stranger to the horror genre. Not counting the crime thriller On the Doll, Prom Night was Snow's first foray into horror, as she starred as senior high school student Donna Keppel. In the film, Donna is stalked by her former obsessive biology teacher Richard Fenton who murdered her parents three years prior.

As Donna and her friends prepare for their senior prom, Fenton makes a desperate attempt to get to her once again. While the movie received less-than-favorable reviews upon its release (via Rotten Tomatoes), that hasn't stopped audiences from scouring the net for Prom Night 2 news as many are hopeful to see Brittany Snow play Donna once again.

The Hellraiser (2022) episode of Wtf Happened to This Horror Movie? was Written by Emilie Black, Narrated by Adam Walton, Edited by Juan Jimenez, Produced by Lance Vlcek and John Fallon, and Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.

Seemingly all the major slashers have had their remakes from Freddy Krueger to Leatherface to Jason Voorhees to Harry Warden, even Black Christmas and Prom Night have had remakes. For years, the world of horror had been working on bringing a remake of Hellraiser to the screen, one that fans would love, one that would be more extreme than the original, something even Clive Barker had a go at. Somehow, all the remakes seemed to have false starts by getting announced and then disappearing. Then, the Hulu reboot happened, completely different from the original, yet in the same spirit as the novella.

As people were quick to point out, the story of the new...

Check Out All Our Episodes Of 80’s Horror Memories Here!

Last month, JoBlo.com launched a new weekly documentary series called 80s Horror Memories, with the first episode taking a look back at Maniac, Dressed to Kill, and Alligator. The second episode dove into the franchise-starting slasher Friday the 13th and episode 3 was all about the Stanley Kubrick / Stephen King classic The Shining. Now it’s time for a new episode, and in this one we’re looking back at the slasher Prom Night (watch it Here), starring scream queen / Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis. To see Prom Night get the 80s Horror Memories treatment, check out the video embedded above!

New episodes of 80s Horror Memories will be released through the YouTube channel JoBlo Horror Originals every Monday.

Here’s the info on 80s Horror Memories: It’s been over 40 years that the decade that shaped the horror movie industry...

A new era for Warner Bros. animation is about to begin.

Veteran animation executive Bill Damaschke, who rose to lead DreamWorks Animation before its sale to NBCUniversal, is in final talks to take over as head of Warner Animation Group, the beleaguered animation arm of Warner Bros. Pictures..

The company has been leaderless since the exit of executive vp Allison Abbate, who departed in the summer of 2022 amid the Warners takeover by Discovery and the shake-up that followed. That included the shelving of Scoob!: Holiday Haunt, a completed feature that was co-written and produced by Abbate’s husband, Tony Cervone.

The executive is expected to report to Warners film bosses Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy. It is unclear what title he will hold.

Damaschke spent 20 years at DreamWorks Animation, joining it from startup level in 1995 and rising to COO. He oversaw productions such as Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon...

BBC Director-General Tim Davie has revealed plans for a “digital first” BBC as the broadcaster celebrates its hundredth year as well as revealing at hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of cutbacks.

Davie said he plans to cut £200 million (250 million) from the budget due to the government’s decision to freeze the license fee, which funds the BBC. The freeze will create a £285m annual funding gap by 2027/28.

Of the £200 million, Davie said £50 million “is already baked into our current budgets” but the rest will have to be delivered by “stopping things and running the organisation better where we can.”

Part of that involves cutting headcount, Variety understands, which has prompted a response from broadcasting union Bectu, a number of whose members work within the BBC.

“We recognise the need for organisations to change and adapt and welcome the BBC’s commitment to step up to the challenges of a...

Exclusive: Crown Media Family Networks has nabbed another big star before the Christmas movie season. Aimeé Teegarden (Friday Night Lights, Star-Crossed) has signed an exclusive multi-picture overall deal with the company.

“Aimeé’s charming performances have resonated with viewers and critics alike, we are thrilled to continue working with her on new feel-good movies.” said Lisa Hamilton Daly, Executive Vice President, Programming, Crown Media Family Networks.

“Getting to work with Hallmark on projects that are both heartwarming and inspirational has been a dream come true,” continued Teegarden. “I’m ecstatic to continue.”

Teegarden is set to star in Heart of the Matter, a new original premiering in May on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Her previous work for Hallmark Channel includes starring in My Christmas Family Tree, A New Year’s Resolution, as well as Once Upon a Christmas Miracle for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.

Teegarden is best known for playing Julie Taylor on Friday Night Lights.

This story about Ariana DeBose first appeared in the Down to the Wire Issue of TheWrap’s awards magazine.

From the moment critics first got a taste of Steven Spielberg’s reimagining of “West Side Story,” they lavished praise on Ariana DeBose for her inspired interpretation of Anita, with many reviewers, including TheWrap’s, singling it out as the best part of the film. As the awards season unfolded, DeBose received recognition from SAG, BAFTA and dozens of critics groups — and on February 8, to the surprise of absolutely no one, she became an Oscar nominee for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, making history as the first openly queer woman of color to be nominated for acting.

All of which DeBose is still processing. When asked how she’s wrapping her head around the experience, she could only reply with a tentative “Uh…” before breaking into a giddy laugh. “You...

Exclusive: Brandon Jay McLaren (Turner & Hooch) DeVaughn Nixon (Prom) and Tiffany Lonsdale (Siren) are set for heavily recurring roles opposite Damson Idris in the upcoming fifth season of FX drama Snowfall. The series hails from the late Oscar- and Emmy-nominated director John Singleton & Eric Amadio and Dave Andron.

In the most recent fourth season, business is booming. It’s January 1, 1985. Ronald Reagan has won his re-election campaign, proclaiming it is “morning again in America,” but in South Central, Los Angeles, it feels more like the sun is getting low. The demand for crack cocaine is high, and while our crew of dealers led by Franklin Saint (Idris) are benefitting greatly from the rising tide of addiction, they are also starting to become aware of the damage the drug is doing to the people and to the place they love.

McLaren will play Buckley, a detective with the Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums (C.R.A.S.H.) Unit.

The Prom is coming to a city near you, and you won't need formal attire to attend.The hilarious hit Broadway musical comedy, will officially launch its national tour from Cleveland's Playhouse Square onNovember 2, followed by a multi-season tour that will visit more than 20 cities in the 2021-22 season. BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge spoke to two of the show's stars, Kaden Kearney theythem, who plays Emma andPatrick Wetzelhehim, who plays Barry.

Image Sources: Amazon and YouTube user Olivia Rodrigo

By now you've probably heard that Hole's Courtney Love is upset with Olivia Rodrigo's choice of cover art for the upcoming Sour Prom concert film. Love alleged that the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series star copied the crying-prom-queen visuals shot by photographer Ellen von Unwerth for Hole's 1994 album, Live Through This. But is this a legit case of plagiarism, or is Love blowing things out of proportion?

On June 24, Love shared Rodrigo's Sour Prom cover art on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter alongside the caption, "Spot the difference! #twinning!" Rodrigo then commented on Instagram, "love u and live through this sooooo much," to which Love replied, "Olivia - you're welcome. My favorite florist is in Notting Hill, London! Dm me for deets! I look forward to reading your note!" While Love's initial post made it seem like the singer was flattered or joking with the 18-year-old,...

We're only days away from the virtual horror pride festival Frightgown! With over 80 LGBTQ+ horror critics and creators involved, the event is all in support of the Transgender Law Center, and we have all the details on the final schedule of events, including feature films, shorts, panels, hangouts, and much, much more!

Salem Ma - June 22, 2021 - Salem Horror Fest and the Horror Queers podcast have announced the final schedule of events for the inaugural Queer Horror Pride celebration Frightgown, a new 3-day virtual Pride festival celebrating queer voices in a series of features, shorts, panels, virtual hangouts, exclusive content for fans and allies alike in support of the Transgender Law Center this Friday, June 25 - Sunday, June 27.

Headlining the event will be a pair of feature films with the virtual premiere of Bad Girls directed by Christopher Bickel and an encore of Death Drop Gorgeous directed by Michael J Ahern,...

If you thought Rubber Man was terrifying, wait until you see what Rubber Woman has up her sleeve. (Metaphorically speaking, of course. There’s no way that suit comes with sleeves.)

FX on Hulu has released the first official teaser for American Horror Stories, the upcoming AHS spinoff which tells a different nightmarish tale every week, offering just a taste of the scares to come. And it all begins with a trip back inside the iconic abode from Season 1 (aka Murder House).

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Ryan Murphy has some more horror on the way for fans of the American Horror Story franchise.

The super producer has revealed the upcoming FX on Hulu spinoff, American Horror Stories, has added some new faces.

Glee alum Kevin McHale, Pose actor Dyllón Burnside, Riverdale‘s Charles Melton, and The Prom‘s Nico Greetham have all joined the cast.

Murphy shared the news via Instagram with a selfie of the stars.

“The Fantastic Four,” Murphy captioned the photo.

Have a look...

American Horror Stories is described as “a weekly anthology series from Ryan Murphy and will feature a different horror story each episode.”

With no details on the series beyond it being a different story every episode, we shouldn't expect either of these new additions to last beyond a single episode.

All four actors have worked with Murphy in the past, with McHale appearing on all six seasons of Glee,...

FX on Hulu’s upcoming American Horror Story spinoff is lining up a scary good ensemble: Glee‘s Kevin McHale, Pose‘s Dyllón Burnside, Riverdale‘s Charles Melton and The Prom‘s Nico Greetham are among those joining the cast of American Horror Stories, executive producer Ryan Murphy revealed in an Instagram post on Wednesday.

Murphy’s post featured a photo of McHale, Burnside, Melton and Greetham smiling together, with a caption that calls them “The Fantastic Four.” But this being the American Horror Story universe, we wouldn’t expect them to keep smiling for long. (TVLine has reached out...

This Supergirl article contains spoilers for Season 6, Episode 6, “Prom Again!”

Supergirl Season 6 Episode 6

Brainy and Nia’s journey back in time to Midvale saw a marked improvement (and even more time travel!) in its second episode. Part Cat Grant-origin story, part sales pitch for a Dreamer (and Brainy?) spin-off, Olivia Nikkanen (young Alex) and Izabela Vidovic (young Kara) continue to wholly embody Chyler Leigh and Melissa Benoist to an eerily impressive level. For her part, Chyler Leigh herself made her directorial debut in an episode that was so good, Brainy even happy-cried.

This episode resolved two of the biggest issues that plagued the first half of the two-parter. The bounty-hunting aliens were barely on screen, even as they became a bigger plot engine than before. Instead of forcing us to have to look at and listen to them, their ship became scenery and they were something like living MacGuffins,...

Exclusive: Melvin Gregg (The United States vs. Billie Holiday), Bradley Whitford (The Handmaid’s Tale), Alice Braga (The Suicide Squad) and Danielle Campbell (Tell Me a Story) have signed on to star in Share, an innovative sci-fi pic from The Traveling Picture Show Company, Wavemaker Creative and award-winning commercial director Ira Rosensweig.

Scripted by Benjamin Sutor, Rosensweig’s debut feature follows a man who awakens to find himself stripped of all his possessions, and trapped in a bare room. Aided by a primitive computer, he must learn to survive in his new isolated existence where entertainment is the only currency.

While the actors’ roles have not been disclosed, we hear the indie will be brought to life using “unique and immersive” filmmaking techniques. Given that each character in the story is physically isolated, the shoot (which is currently underway) called for the construction of multiple identical sets with integrated camera systems,...

Two cheers for movie billboards.

They are Big—as big as Gary Oldman’s second chin on the Mank sign at Wilshire Blvd. and Wellesley Ave. in West Los Angeles.

They are blustery. “Electrifying . . . A Dazzling Powerhouse Drama” boasts the promo for Judas And The Black Messiah, just down the street.

Okay, in keeping with the spirit of these Covid-weary times, they are also a little sad, like the pitiful look of Tom Hanks and Helena Zengel in News Of The World, gracing a bus stop along the Pacific Coast Highway. So they don’t get a third cheer.

But it’s a relief, finally, to see outdoor film advertising staging a late seasonal bloom in and around Los Angeles.

Those of us who have been walking away the pandemic—what else to do, with restaurants and theaters in lockdown for months?—are pretty weary of tent camps and plywood store fronts.

The Costume Designers Guild has stitched together the nominees for its 23rd annual CDG Awards for film, TV and shortform. Winners in the eight categories will be announced during the virtual trophy show on Tuesday, April 13, which be streamed on Twitter for the first time.

Read the full list of nominees below.

The designers behind Dolittle, Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey, Mulan, Pinocchio and Wonder Woman 1984 will vie for the Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film nod.

The Contemporary Film hopefuls are Barb and Star Go to Del Mar, Birds of Prey, Da 5 Bloods, Promising Young Woman and The Prom.

Up for the Period Film trophy are Emma, Judas and the Black Messiah, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Mank and One Night in Miami.

“I would like to congratulate all of the nominees of the 23rd Costume Designers Guild Awards,” said Salvador Perez, President of the guild, IATSE Local 892. “We...

Hybrid ceremony hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler took place in Los Angeles, New York.

The 78th Golden Globe Awards took place on Sunday (February 28) in a hybrid ceremony hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in Los Angeles and New York.

Nomadland won for best drama, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm won best musical or comedy, and Chloe Zhao won best director for Nomadland.

Lead acting awards went to Andra Day for The United States vs. Billie Holiday, Chadwick Boseman for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Rosamund Pike for I Care A Lot, and Sacha Baron Cohen for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.

If anyone wondered what escapist entertainment might look like in a world where no one can escape, the Golden Globes comedy/musical film and television nominations for 2020 — aka The Year Formerly Known as Normal — provide a handy showcase of examples of the phenomenon.

If the drama side of the Golden Globes is all about empowerment (“Nomadland”), outrage (“Promising Young Woman”) and social justice (“The Trial of Chicago 7”), the lighter side is all about crawling into the costumes of the past or ducking into colorful foreign climes (“French Exit”) for adventures in love and explorations of friendship (“Emily in Paris”).

Starting with the most obvious in escapism first, there’s nothing like breaking free of reality and all the laws of nature that govern human existence. On the film front, Max Barbakow’s trippy time warp riff, “Palm Springs,” scored a huge sale to Hulu out of Sundance 2020 and has gone...

The Casting Society of America has made its final callbacks for 2020, unveiling the film nominees for its 36th annual Artios Awards. The winners will be announced during the virtual ceremony April 15.

The casting crews for Da 5 Bloods, Hillbilly Elegy, Judas and the Black Messiah, Mulan and The Trial of the Chicago 7 will vie in the marquee Big Budget – Drama category. In the running for Big Budget – Comedy are Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, Enola Holmes, The King of Staten Island, The Prom and On the Rocks.

The folks who cast the voices for The Croods: A New Age, Onward, Soul and Trolls World Tour will battle it out for the Animation trophy. See the film list of nominees below.

The CSA announced last month that the Actors Fund will receive its Rosalie Joseph Humanitarian Award, and the Hoyt Bowers Award will go to Robi Reed and Tara Rubin, the first...

The Golden Globes never stick to a script, but this year they couldn’t keep their regular calendar date because of Covid-19. The annual A-list dinner typically kicks off the year in the first weekend of January (with the guest list mapped out in December). But the 78th ceremony was pushed back to late February, with (virtual) hosting duties to be carried out by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler — from different coasts. And the nominations were only announced Wednesday morning, nearly two months later than usual.

Will celebrities still be drinking from their homes? It’s anyone’s guess what a Zoom awards show organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will look — or feel — like. But even during these uncertain times, the Globes are still a launching pad for prestige movies and TV series on the long march to the Oscars or Emmys.

The biggest winner from today’s nominations: Netflix.

This morning, the Golden Globe nominations for 2021 were announced, with Netflix having quite the strong showing. Mank had the best day, overall, with six nominations, followed closely behind by The Trial of the Chicago 7 with five. The love was spread around, elsewhere, though The Father, Nomadland, and Promising Young Woman each were a little above the pack, grabbing four nods. On the flip side, Da 5 Bloods was shut out of a single nom, which has to disappoint Netflix. Still, we now know the Globe nominees, so it’s just a matter of waiting for SAG tomorrow, then reevaluating things… Here now are the Golden Globe nominees: Best Motion Picture – Drama The Father (Trademark Films; Sony Pictures Classics) Mank (Netflix; Netflix) Nomadland (Highwayman / Hear/Say / Cor Cordium; Searchlight Pictures) Promising Young Woman (LuckyChap Entertainment / FilmNation Entertainment; Focus Features) The Trial Of The Chicago 7 (Marc Platt Productions / Dreamworks Pictures...

Nominations for the 78th annual Golden Globe Awards were revealed Wednesday morning as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association set its noms for the best in film and TV. In a year of theatrical upheaval thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, streaming giant Netflix dominated both fields with a total of 44 nominations, with David Fincher’s Mank and Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 leading the way in movies and The Crown and Ozark among the leading nom-getters in TV.

Mank and The Crown scored the most noms overall with six, pacing their respective marquee best drama categories.

On the film side that included Chicago 7, Sony Classics’ The Father, Searchlight’s Nomadland, and Focus Features’ Promising Young Woman. That translated into a strong showing in the Directing race for female helmers, with Nomadland‘s Chloe Zhao, Promising Young Woman‘s Emerald Fennell and One Night In Miami‘s Regina King...

Promising Young Woman, The Crown, and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom all picked up multiple nominations for the 2021 Golden Globe Awards.

Leading all movie nominees this year was Mank, which earned six, including Best Motion Picture – Drama, where it’ll be up against Promising Young Woman, The Father, Nomadland, and The Trial of the Chicago Seven.

In the Best Director category, Emerald Fennell is up for Promising Young Woman, as is David Fincher for Mank, Aaron Sorkin for The Trial of the Chicago 7, Chloé Zhao for Nomadland, and Regina King for One Night in Miami.

Dawson's Creek premiered back in 1998, over twenty years ago now. It recently hit Netflix, allowing today's audiences to view it with a fresh eye.

The show was quite ground-breaking for its day. It created the teen drama genre, a show about high school kids, played by adults, dealing with adult problems.

Many shows have done this format since, but Dawson's Creek was the first. It lasted six seasons, ending with a two-hour finale involving a time-jump.

This finale, in my humble opinion, blew. It was full of problems, from storylines to endgames. Yes, endgames, because no, I am not okay with who everybody ended up with.

Before you accuse me of being team Dawson, let me assure you, I am not. However,  that doesn't mean Joey should have ended up with Pacey.

I'm still not happy with how Joey's story ended -- or Pacey's, Jen's, or Jack's. Dawson's ending was relatively acceptable.

“The Prom” may be welcome counter-programming for Oscar voters. It’s a sunny, optimistic musical comedy at the end of a dark year many people wish they could forget. And it’s one of the few upbeat contenders in an awards season filled mostly with dramas.

Consider the upper echelons of our official racetrack odds for Best Picture, which are calculated by combining the predictions of thousands of Gold Derby users. Leading the way are “Nomadland,” about a struggling working-class woman living out of her van; “Mank,” about the political and professional conflicts of the famed screenwriter of “Citizen Kane”; “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” about anti-war activists railroaded by a corrupt justice department; “One Night in Miami,” in which famous figures clash over their roles in the Civil Rights Movement; and “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” in which Black musicians deal with racism and trauma in the 1920s.

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