Birds of Prey review: A funny, bloody Gotham crime story

Lights, camera, action. Macaulay Culkin, 39, is one of the many actors who will be part of AHS‘ milestone 10th season. The first teaser, which creator Ryan Murphy unveiled on his Instagram on Wednesday, February 26, showed waves crashing on the beach as the cast is revealed to Orville Peck’s “Dead of Night.” The star-studded lineup includes Macaulay along with Kathy Bates, Leslie Grossman, Billie Lourd, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Adina Porter, Lily Rabe, Angelica Ross, and Finn Wittrock.

Macaulay Culkin is set to make his return to acting as part of the star-studded cast of American Horror Story season 10.

American Horror Story Season 10 is already poised to be a must-watch event, given that Ryan Murphy has stated that he's going to be bringing back several fan-favorite actors for the 2020 season — including Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, and Lily Rabe. As of now, we have no clue whether the returning cast members are coming back to reprise previous roles (Murphy has stated his intentions to bring back the Coven witches eventually) or if we'll be getting a wholly original season.

Season 10 is coming in swinging. American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy announced the full cast list for the upcoming season via Instagram on Wednesday, February 26. Longtime fans will be thrilled to see that fan favorites Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters are set to return. After starring in the first 8 seasons of AHS, both Paulson, 45, and Peters, 33, took season 9 off.

Ryan Murphy announced the full cast for American Horror Story Season 10 on Wednesday, including the anticipated return of Evan Peters. Murphy made the announcement via an Instagram video.

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Though they quickly became one of Hollywood’s most powerful couples, Stephen and Ayesha Curry’s love story had a humble beginning.

By Geoff Boucher

Margot Robbie is everywhere. This weekend at the cinema, somebody with a lot of time on his hands could see her in three separate films — “Once Upon a Time in . . . Hollywood,” “Bombshell” and her latest, “Birds of Prey” — like she’s some sort of blond Burt Reynolds.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – On the scale of damage that a devil-doll superheroine can cause, breaking a man’s legs doesn’t sound all that extreme. Yet when Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie), the vengeful sister-of-mayhem in “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn),” breaks legs, she does it with a certain hellbent je ne sais quoi.

Margot Robbie is on top baseball-bat swinging form in one of the best DCEU movies for quite some time.

Over the years, various filmmakers have flirted with the idea of Gotham city. The location has basically acted as the backbone of every Batman-adjacent plotline ever narrated.

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Ryan Murphy and his production team is back at it again with an adaptation of A Vast Conspiracy: The Real Sex Scandal that Nearly Brought Down a President, Jeffrey Toobin's best seller about the impeachment of Bill Clinton due to his affair with Monica Lewinsky. Murphy, especially conscious of how the press vilified Lewinsky who at the time was a 22 year-old White House intern, invited her onboard as a producer for the upcoming series.

By Matt Grobar

Rosie Perez was “dreading the wardrobe” for Birds of Prey because she was expecting to be put in a skintight suit.

continues to turn back time as the anthology series executive produced by Ryan Murphy revisits true events that shaped the American landscape. Following and, the third season depicts the 1998 impeachment trial of . 

By Denise Petski