This week, the Writers Guild of America penned a missive to significant Hollywood film studios, urging them to intervene against technology firms that are unauthorizedly leveraging writers’ works to educate AI systems.
This week marks the debut of the prequel series to the show “Dexter,” titled “Dexter: Original Sin.” We’re thrilled to uncover details about the early life of the main character, and it seems his beginnings are indeed quite lethal. In this new iteration, Patrick Gibson takes on the role of a young Dexter, while Michael C. Hall lends his voice to portray Dexter’s inner thoughts, making for an intriguing connection between the original actor and the prequel series.
Once more, RLJE Films and Shudder have teamed up to deliver the chilling sci-fi horror movie titled “Ash“. This freshly minted suspenseful tale revolves around a pair of individuals whose fate depends on their capacity to rely on each other in confined spaces.
Could you imagine a point when every novel or short story by Stephen King has been brought to life on stage or screen? It certainly appears that we might be getting there, and I can’t help but get excited about it! Just recently, Deadline Hollywood announced that an adaptation of King’s “Autopsy Room Four” is in the works. This short piece is part of his “Everything’s Eventual” collection.
In the third episode of “Skeleton Crew,” titled “Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem,” there was a fleeting detail that might significantly impact the storyline as we progress through the season. I initially failed to notice this subtlety myself, but upon watching Star Wars Explained’s review, it was pointed out by Alex Damon and caught my attention.
Fans of the SWAT series, especially those who have grown fond of Annie Ilonzeh’s recent addition, can look forward to more of her character! Since her debut in season 8, her role has been confirmed as a permanent one, as CBS has officially announced that she will be joining the cast as a regular.
Sarah Jessica Parker has been giving hints about the upcoming third season of “And Just Like That” – and it seems we’ll be meeting some fresh faces along the way.
Drew Barrymore is known for being effusive and touchy-feeling with the guests on her talk show.
Forty-five years after Paul Schrader initially portrayed Richard Gere as an “American Gigolo,” he’s now cast him as a typical American ladies’ man in the film, “Oh, Canada.” This thoughtful and intellectual reflection on life follows the dying confessions of Leonard Fife (Gere), a Montreal-based documentarian who has consented to have his final moments captured on camera by his former students.