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- Yesterday
- The Hollywood Reporter· 23hOlympian Amber Glenn on Balancing ‘Dancing With the Stars’ and Ice Skating
The gold medalist digs into how she's been practicing for the series: "I'm having to really, really lock in."
Dancing with the Stars - Deadline· 23hSkeet Ulrich On Not Completing ‘Scream’ “Three-Film Arc”: “Without Melissa Barrera & Sam Loomis, There’s No Billy Loomis”
Skeet Ulrich was supposed to have a three-film arc in the Scream franchise, but that all changed when Melissa Barrera was fired over her pro-Palestine views.
- TVLine· 23hDisney's Percy Jackson Series Is Finding A New Audience On A Different Streaming Service
Percy Jackson and the Olympians has landed on another streaming platform for a limited time, where its first two seasons have already reached the Top 10.
- Earlier today
- Deadline· 22hChris Colfer On Returning For ‘Glee’ Revival: “I Know Nothing & Have Heard Absolutely Nothing”
Chris Colfer is opening up about whether he would return to the Glee revival Ryan Murphy recently teased. The actor who played Kurt Hummel throughout the show’s six-season run was asked about the revival but said he didn’t know anything about it yet.
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- Deadline· 23hBen Shapiro Decries Suspension Of Production On Daily Wire Movie ‘Pawn Shop’ As Shoot Resumes: “Politics, Pure And Simple”
Ben Shapiro has officially responded to the recent shutdown of production on his immigration-themed Daily Wire movie Pawn Shop, which is now back in production in Livingston, Montana.
- TVLine· 23hTom Hardy Starred As The Male Lead In A TV Adaptation Of A Classic Gothic Romance
Before his great success in Mad Max: Fury Road and the Venom series, Tom Hardy starred as the lead in a TV adaptation of a classic gothic romance.
- Deadline· 23hAndré Holland Joins Universal’s ‘Miami Vice ’85’
EXCLUSIVE: André Holland (Moonlight, The Knick) is the latest to join the all-star cast of Universal’s Miami Vice ’85, led by Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. A character description for Holland is under wraps.
- Deadline· 6 Oct‘Saved By The Bell’ Star Dennis Haskins’ Cause Of Death Revealed
We now have an official cause of death for Dennis Haskins. The actor, best known for playing Mr. Belding in Saved by the Bell, died from Parkinson’s disease, according to his death certficate obtained by TMZ. Haskins died September 27 in Burbank.
- Variety· 6 OctGeorge Cheeks Addresses Staffers in First Memo as Skydance TV Co-Chair: ‘CBS Remains a Cornerstone’
George Cheeks, newly appointed to the role of Skydance TV co-chair and chief content officer, laid out his vision to staffers Tuesday, as the $111 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery officially closed.
Also atDeadline - The Hollywood Reporter· 6 OctReview‘The Trial of Alec Baldwin’ Review: Rory Kennedy’s Bold but Blinkered Doc Centers the Movie Star in the ‘Rust’ Tragedy, Nearly Erasing Halyna Hutchins
Baldwin gave extensive access to a documentary crew as his trial relating to the death of Hutchins on the set of 'Rust' approached.
Rust - Vulture· 6 OctHow Connor Wood Is Winning Everyone Over on Dancing With the Stars
The podcaster-influencer is quickly becoming a fan favorite, even among OG DWTS fans.
- Variety· 6 OctUnions and Democrats Stump for Federal Film Incentive: ‘We Are So Close to Getting This Done’
A delegation of California Democrats campaigned with union leaders on Tuesday for a federal film incentive as they seek to build momentum to pass the measure by the end of the year. Sen.
- Vulture· 6 OctTyra Banks Is Resurrecting Modelland
She’s adding even more “lore and depth” to Tookie de la Crème.
- Variety· 6 OctReview‘The Table: Day and Night’ Review: Café-Based Korean Romance With Kim Min-ha and Han Sun-hwa Is All Froth, No Kick
An artisanal café in a quiet yet fashionable Seoul neighborhood provides the setting for a quartet of seasonal vignettes in Kim Jong-kwan’s romantic anthology “The Table: Day and Night.” Opening this year’s Busan Film Festival, the film — with its star-studded ensemble including…
- Variety· 6 Oct’60 Minutes’ Beats Last Season’s Viewership Bar for First Time, But Football Brings Only Small Boost
CBS News’ “60 Minutes” beat a crucial metric for the first time under new and heavily scrutinized managers but only managed to eke out a small boost to its ratings despite a robust football lead-in.
- Variety· 6 OctSkydance Adds Bobby Kotick and Laurene Powell Jobs to Board, Taps Tony Blair as Adviser
Skydance Corp., formed from the megamerger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, is bringing new blood to its board of directors.
- Deadline· 6 OctWGA East Reveals 2026 Support Staff Basic Training Program Graduates
EXCLUSIVE: The Writers Guild of America East has revealed the latest round of graduates from its 2026 Support Staff Basic Training program.
- Deadline· 6 OctSkydance Shares Fall In New York Stock Exchange Debut Amid Debt Debate
Shares in Skydance Media fell 3% on Tuesday, their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The stock’s new ticker symbol, SKYD, is an update from PSKY, the one used for Paramount Global shares.
- Variety· 6 OctEva Marie Saint, ‘North by Northwest’ Star, Dies at 102
Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint, who starred in such memorable classic films as “On the Waterfront” and “North by Northwest,” died Tuesday at her home in Los Angeles. She was 102.
- Earlier today
- Deadline· 19hSaoirse Ronan Addresses Rumor That Husband Jack Lowden Has Been Cast As The New James Bond
Saoirse Ronan is addressing a rumor that her husband, Jack Lowden, has been cast as the next James Bond. In a new interview, Ronan was asked about Lowden portraying the 007 agent in the film franchise.
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