AMC is reviving a popular format with the new talk show, The Vampire Lestat: After Dark, which will debut with a special episode on May 24th, according to TV Insider. Similar to AMC’s The Talking Dead, the half-hour show will be hosted by Lizzie Bassett. Each episode will give fans an inside look at the series, featuring interviews with the cast and creators of The Vampire Lestat.
The BODO is built on the Aston Martin Vanquish platform and uses a lot of strong, lightweight carbon fiber created with a special, high-tech process. This allows for a striking design that combines speed and the brand’s instantly recognizable style. Despite being over 16 feet long, the car is remarkably light at just 1,774kg thanks to its composite body. The front features a bold design with unique LED headlights, a custom grille, and large air intakes to maximize engine performance. At the rear, active aerodynamic elements, including a spoiler that automatically adjusts for speed or braking, enhance both performance and safety at speeds above 87mph.
This six-episode TV series, adapted from Sally Hepworth’s novel, centers on Isabelle (Teresa Palmer) who moves to a quiet street in an Australian coastal town called Pleasant Court. She quickly becomes fascinated by her neighbors, but soon discovers their seemingly perfect lives are full of hidden secrets and deception.
According to FlixPatrol, Girls is currently the 7th most popular show on HBO Max in the U.S. It’s also performing well internationally, ranking as the 3rd most-watched show in Hungary and the 2nd in Australia. This success follows the release of creator Lena Dunham’s memoir, Famesick, which reveals behind-the-scenes stories from the making of Girls.
Polygon reported that four new 30-minute episodes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be released on YouTube on July 24th and will be available to watch for free. Along with the announcement, they shared a first look at the updated designs for Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, and Raphael.
I was so excited to read that Quinta Brunson, the amazing creator and star of “Abbott Elementary,” is developing a movie about Betty Boop! Apparently, she’s not only producing it through her company, Fifth Chance Productions, but she’s also going to star as Betty Boop herself. It’s fantastic that she’s collaborating with Mark Fleischer, the grandson of Betty Boop’s creator, Max Fleischer, and their Fleischer Studios – it feels like the perfect fit to keep the character’s legacy alive. Variety was the first to break the news, and honestly, I can’t wait to see what she does with it!
In the film Is This Thing On?, directed by and starring Cooper (who also co-wrote the script with Arnett and Mark Chappell), Alex Novak, a man recently separated from his wife and new to comedy, decides to try an open mic night. Like the character in Bishop’s routine, Alex performs a set about his divorce simply to avoid paying the club’s entry fee.
Most classic kung fu films from the 1970s and 80s weren’t part of larger franchises; they were individual stories. Though sequels did happen occasionally, they often only shared a title or had a very weak connection to the original. However, some films, like Secret Rivals, actually continued the story with multiple installments, becoming a series of three movies.
Even before Disney bought Lucasfilm and added five more films to the series, the Star Wars saga had a long history. Now that Dave Filoni is a co-head of Lucasfilm, people are curious how he likes to experience the entire story. When asked, he gave a careful and considerate answer.
Supernatural often featured intense and moving stories, but it always balanced those heavier moments with humor and heart. The episode “Clap Your Hands If You Believe” is a great example of this – it offered a unique spin on classic ideas while also subtly developing one of the show’s main characters.