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Linda Cardellini is stepping into one of horror’s most recognizable families. The Emmy-winning actress will portray Pamela Voorhees in Crystal Lake, Peacock’s upcoming prequel expanding the mythology of Friday the 13th. via Entertainment Weekly: The Pam Voorhees of Crystal Lake works as a cafeteria lady at the titular summer camp in the 1970s — a slight shift in time period from the established canon. The eight-episode prequel begins with the drowning of her son, Jason (Callum Vinson), a bullied young kid with hydrocephalus (marked by an enlarged cranium); it continues through her own psychological descent into murder and madness to…

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Gotham’s return to the big screen has encountered a temporary production interruption. The Batman Part II has paused filming while director Matt Reeves steps away to focus on a family matter. via Variety: “Production on ‘The Batman Part II’ has been temporarily paused while Matt Reeves focuses on a family matter,” a rep said in a statement. “Matt has the full support of DC Studios and we look forward to continuing the journey soon.” Robert Pattinson returns as the Caped Crusader in the highly anticipated superhero sequel, which has already experienced several delays. “The Batman Part II” was originally set…

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Appearing on Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Dinner’s on Me podcast, Chuck Lorre described a demanding working environment during his time on Roseanne. He claimed that Roseanne Barr strongly disliked relying on television writers after establishing herself as a stand-up comedian. Lorre explained that financial struggles earlier in his career motivated him to endure the difficult circumstances. He subsequently became one of television’s most successful comedy producers, developing numerous hit sitcoms. via Variety: Lorre explained that it was so turbulent because of Barr’s disdain for the show’s writers. She “hated that there were writers. Fundamentally hated that other people wrote words that…

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Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial has made its first major impression on audiences. The OpenAI-centered drama premiered at the New York Film Festival, where Andrew Garfield’s transformation into Sam Altman quickly became part of the early conversation. via Variety: Next Best Picture editor-in-chief and critic Matt Neglia wrote that “Artificial” is “as entertaining as it is terrifying.” “It’s a brilliantly written human story about power, control, ambition, and greed that might be the most urgently relevant film of our time. Andrew Garfield delivers one of his most unsettling and transformative performances as Sam Altman, equally capturing his disarming charm and unnerving malice.”…

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CASABLANCA, Morocco (October 10, 2026) – Professional Fighters League (PFL) made its historic debut in Morocco on Saturday, bringing PFL Africa: Casablanca to the Mohammed V Sports Complex in Casablanca, Morocco, for a night of tournament semifinals and showcase bouts featuring leading talent from across the continent. The event marked PFL Africa’s first show in North Africa. In the heavyweight (265 lbs) main event, Senegal’s Abdoulaye Kane (6-2) faced Morocco’s Badr “Dastan” Medkouri(9-4) in front of Medkouri’s home crowd. Kane pressured early with heavy kicks and controlled the opening round and then maintained heavy pressure on the ground. The Senegalese athlete rained down a series of punches…

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Cure Addiction Now (CAN) is bringing together music, philanthropy, and groundbreaking medical research for its 3rd Annual Fundraising Evening, taking place Monday, November 9th, 2026, at The Beverly Hills Hotel. The star-studded event will feature live performances by pop singer-songwriter Alec Benjamin, Sam Nelson Harris of X Ambassadors, and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Siedah Garrett, as supporters gather to raise funds for innovative substance use disorder research and addiction treatment initiatives. Co-founded by philanthropist Nancy Davis and her late son, Jason Davis, Cure Addiction Now is dedicated to advancing scientific research aimed at improving addiction treatment, reducing stigma, and developing solutions for…

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Award-winning filmmaker Ava DuVernay is exploring the intersection of history, filmmaking, and artificial intelligence in her Netflix documentary 14th. The film examines the Fourteenth Amendment and its lasting influence on American citizenship and constitutional rights while incorporating AI-assisted visual techniques to bring historical photographs to life. According to Decider, DuVernay discussed her decision to use generative artificial intelligence during a press conference at the New York Film Festival. The documentary incorporates animated historical photographs, creating subtle movement in archival images to help contemporary audiences connect with individuals from the past. DuVernay explained that the technique draws inspiration from stereoscopic photography,…

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Rihanna seemingly had something to say after EJ Johnson aired his frustrations about her Paris Fashion Week appearance. The former Rich Kids of Beverly Hills star claimed the Christian Dior show on September 29th started an hour late because of Rihanna’s arrival, though he still praised the presentation itself. via PEOPLE: The Rich Kids of Beverly Hills alum, who uses they/them pronouns, made a dig at the “Umbrella” singer while recapping the Christian Dior runway show that took place on Sept. 29 in Paris. “We just left the Dior show. Getting out of there was crazy, but the show itself…

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Seventeen years later, LL Cool J says Special Agent Sam Hanna still has more to teach him. The rapper and actor first stepped into the role on NCIS: Los Angeles in 2009 and says he continues discovering new dimensions of the character as he prepares to lead Sam into his next chapter with NCIS: New York. via PEOPLE: At the show’s New York premiere at the Intrepid Museum on Thursday, Oct. 1, the 55-year-old rapper and actor explained why the role hasn’t become “natural” to him and still feels fresh today. “Because we’re still finding new things and exploring new…

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Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are back on top of the global box office. Avengers: Endgame has officially reclaimed the title of highest-grossing movie in history after its successful Encore theatrical re-release pushed the Marvel blockbuster to $2.925 billion worldwide, narrowly surpassing Avatar’s $2.923 billion total. via Variety: With Disney’s recent “Avengers: Endgame” theatrical re-release, the 2019 superhero epic has grossed $2.925 billion worldwide. That’s just above 2009’s “Avatar,” which has generated $2.923 billion globally after five re-releases. “Avatar” spent a decade as the biggest release ever until “Avengers: Endgame” overtook the record in 2019 during its initial run on the big…

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