‘Black Water: Abyss’ Review: Killer Crocodile Sequel Feasts on Fresh Meat

Miss Congeniality). But it's not just her outward appearance that shines, Bullock also has a huge heart.

Practical Magic vibes for sure," another person wrote. If any of you naysayers are out here thinking, “No no no, the hair is all wrong,” here are two things to keep in mind: 1. She's not actually Sandra Bullock.

Black Bear Pictures has tapped Leigh Kittay as its new head of film, charged with growing the feature slate at Teddy Schwarzman's production outfit. Ben Stillman, who has been at Black Bear since the company’s launch, will transition from feature films, where he was senior vp, to run Black Bear’s newly created independent TV studio, Black Bear Television, as head of TV.

Matt Rollings, "Matt Rollings Mosaic” (Dualtone Records) A sideman is the frontman on “Matt Rollings Mosaic.” Rollings earned the shot at center stage with his stellar career as a session pianist. He has performed on hundreds of recordings with artists ranging from Mary Chapin Carpenter to Motley Crue, and won the Academy of Country Music Award for pianist of the year 10 times.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIf Claes Bang didn’t exist so suavely before our eyes, you’d say they don’t make movie stars like him any more: debonair, mature but with sparky wit, and possessed of a flexible accent that is at once evasive and distinctly European.

Take that, trolls! Kelly Ripa is no stranger to clapping back at haters on her social media.Whether it’s in defense of her body, her husband, Mark Consuelos, or her Live With Kelly and Ryan cohost, Ryan Seacrest, the All My Children alum, 49, is always ready to shut down her critics with a savage jest.In an interview with InStyle in November 2018, the Emmy winner explained her outlook on social media and why she isn’t afraid to respond to trolls on her Instagram. “For me, I look at social media

was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, which shut down production on the show in mid-March.

season 4 is finally back on the TV schedule after its premiere was delayed amid the coronavirus pandemic. The initial outbreak forced shutdowns on film and TV production all around the world, including the latest installment of the Emmy-winning FX series.

The upcoming fourth season of Fargo, which will star Chris Rock, has finally been given a premiere date!

Also Read: 'Fargo': Chris Rock Heads to 1950s Kansas City in First Trailer for Season 4 of FX Drama (Video)Below is FX’s full — and lengthy — Season 4 description. Hawley is so particular and talented that we didn’t dare change a word.In 1950 Kansas City, two criminal syndicates fighting for a piece of the American dream have struck an uneasy peace.

While it’s nice that we’re already in August, the year has been going by at a snail’s pace with the pandemic really messing up things. So, even though it feels like it’s been years since the film and TV industry has been shut down, it’s actually only been several months and it seems as if more and more productions are beginning again.

Fargo Season 4 is finally back on the TV calendar. The long-awaited fourth installment of Noah Hawley's anthology series is now set to premiere with its first two episodes on FX on Sunday, Sept.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVThe upcoming fourth installment of Noah Hawley’s FX anthology series Fargo, headlined by Chris Rock, will debut Sept. 27 with its first two episodes, directed by Hawley, airing back-to-back.Originally slated to premiere April 19, Season 4 of Fargo was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, which shut down production on the show in mid-March.

Will Thorne Staff WriterFX has finally settled on a premiere date for season 4 of “Fargo.”Season 4 was originally scheduled to debut in April, but was delayed for five months “due to the postponement of production related to the coronavirus.” It will now premiere with back-to-back episodes on Sunday, Sept. 27, with the remaining nine episodes airing weekly from there.

Serving as a much-belated sequel to the 2007 Australian sleeper hit “Black Water,” director Andrew Traucki’s B-movie influenced follow-up, the blandly titled but effectively executed “Black Water: Abyss” is lean killer crocodile film that upgrades the appropriately lo-fi aesthetic of the original, replacing the expansive swamp setting with a claustrophobic cave descent.

school yesterday after two teens got trapped on the roof. Scottish Fire and Rescue sent two fire engines to the scene of Northfield Academy in Aberdeen after the pair were left stranded on the top of the building.

One of the better developments in the era of peak television has been that of the non-sequential season orders. Gone are the days where a television network would crank out season after season of a popular show.

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