Bill Hader Talks ‘Addams Family 2,’ ‘Barry’ Season 3 & The Joy Of Animated Characters [The Discourse Podcast]

Edgar Wright has made a career of mashing up genres and bringing an absurd level of energy and charm to his films like “Shaun of the Dead,” “Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World,” and “Baby Driver.” In this episode of The Discourse, Edgar Wright and writer Krysty Wilson-Cairns join host Mike DeAngelo to talk about doing a straight-up, wicked thriller in “Last Night in Soho,” which is in theaters now.

Chrissy Teigen, 35, and John Legend, 42, are kicking the Halloween weekend off with awesome costumes! The model and singer both took to Instagram to reveal their version of The Addams Family, which included themselves as well as their two kids, Luna, 5, and Miles, 3. Chrissy took on the role of Morticia Addams and John dressed as Gomez Addams while their daughter portrayed Wednesday Addams and their son portrayed Pugsley.

As Hollywood prepares for Halloween, the holiday is in full swing at the home of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend,

Ryan Thomas has shared a photograph of himself, his brothers, and other members of his family all dressed up as the Addams family — and you can’t deny that they look amazing. Ryan shared the photo Friday 29 October, and the snap could easily have been mistaken for a The Addams Family film poster.

Jay Black was the lead singer for Jay and the Americans, who had 1960s hits including “Come a Little Bit Closer” and “Cara Mia.”Born David Blatt, Black began his singing career with the doo-wop groups the Empires and the Two Chaps in the 1950s. He joined the Americans in 1963, when their first lead singer, Jay Traynor, left the band.

the post read.A Brooklyn, New York native, Black was the second Jay in Jay And The Americans, joining the group in 1962 after the departure of their first singer, Jay Traynor.After they released their 1963 single ‘Only In America’, Black went on to feature on Top 10 hits ‘Cara Mia’, ‘This Magic Moment’, ‘Come A Little Bit Closer’ and more, with 21 songs in total making the charts.Notably, the group were the opening band for The Beatles’ first US performance in Washington DC back in 1964.Upon

told Rolling Stone magazine.Black was the second “Jay” to front the group, following on from Jay Traynor.

is coming to its end. After five seasons, the Emmy-winning HBO series is kicking off its final season this Sunday — but there's still a lot of story to tell.It's all about glowin' up and growin' up for Issa (Issa Rae), who feels stuck in her career and love life after finding out that Lawrence (Jay Ellis) is expecting a baby with his ex, Condola (Christina Elmore).

It’s Tiffany Haddish’s turn to play host.

A family lost everything in a devastating petrol bomb attack committed in revenge following a petty feud between college students.

Shamier Anderson is an up-and-coming actor who you may recognize from the show “Wynonna Earp” and films like “Race” or Netflix’s “Stowaway.” He’s been steadily building a following a is seemingly ready to break out over the course of the next year with some high-profile projects. In this episode of The Discourse, Shamier Anderson joins host Mike DeAngelo to talk about his role in the Apple TV+ series “Invasion” which hits the streamer on October 22.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Addams Family,” the big-screen adaptation of Charles Addams’ comic stories of an aristocratic family with a taste for the macabre, became a box office sensation when it opened in theaters in 1991.

As Coronation Street's Tina McIntyre, Michelle Keegan had more than her fair share of drama, ultimately meeting her end at the hands of Rob Donovan after falling from scaffolding.The actress, who's married to former TOWIE star Mark Wright, then went on to take an action-packed role as soldier Georgie Lane in Our Girl, replacing another soap favourite Lacey Turner, who'd played Molly Dawes in the hit BBC1 drama.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterNegotiations on a new IATSE contract will resume on Monday, after the two sides concluded their talks on Saturday without a deal.The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — which represents 60,000 film and TV production workers across the country — has threatened to strike if it cannot reach a deal. In a message to members on Friday, International President Matthew D.