‘For All Mankind’ Season 2 Teaser Trailer: We Have A New Space Force

With very little in terms of theater performances in Atlanta these days because of the COVID-19 pandemic, actor and director Chad Darnell has taken matters into his own hands for an upcoming project. He will be bowing the new John Cameron Mitchell play, “Forced,” online the weekend of August 14–16.

Jennifer Lopez's sequin face mask is back; additionally, we found a sparkly alternative that's available right now.ICYMI: J.Lo was recently spotted sporting a glitzy ivory face mask during two bike rides in the Hamptons with her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez. She wore a similar mask in black while attending a Black Lives Matter protest in Los Angeles.The stylish face mask is from the brand Katie May and aptly named the Disco Ball Face Mask.

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.

Doom Eternal, has officially been revealed to be titled The Ancient Gods Part One, alongside a new teaser trailer that showcases brand new environments and enemy types.Announced during QuakeCon At Home this past weekend, it was confirmed that a full-scale reveal of the DLC will arrive on August 27, during Gamescom’s Opening Night Live.

Also Read: Jason Bateman in Talks to Direct 'Shut In' for New Line CinemaBateman will also produce through his Aggregate Film banner. Anonymous Content’s David Kanter and Joff Okin will also produce.The “Ozark” star has been a hot commodity of late — he’s also attached to direct an untitled film at Netflix with John Cena that Perez is also slated to write.

Antonia Blyth Deputy Editor, AwardsLineFans of Starz’ time-traveling love story Outlander will be intrigued.

Respawn Entertainment has released a new trailer for Season 6 of Apex Legends, which will include the launch of a new hero, Rampart, and more.The colourful cinematic teaser for Season 6, titled Boosted, is played in reverse and showcases a slew of new features headed to the game.

Last year was a year of excess when it came to the superhero film/TV landscape. Of course, we’re talking about how “Avengers: Endgame” threw every superhero possible on the screen and dominated the record books.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMark-Paul Gosselaar is dipping into the nostalgia well with a new “Saved by the Bell” retrospective podcast.Gosselaar claims he hasn’t watched a single episode of “Saved by the Bell,” the cult-favorite teen sitcom on which he played Zack Morris, since he finished shooting his final scene for the NBC show more than two decades ago.Now he’s going to watch all 16 episodes of Season 1 for podcast series “Zack to the Future,” on which he’ll be joined by Dashiell

Will Thorne Staff WriterLyra and Will are venturing into new worlds.HBO unveiled the first trailer for season 2 of “His Dark Materials,” which played at the very beginning of the show’s Comic-Con@Home panel.The trailer revealed Andrew Scott’s character for the first time, showing him to be more than capable with a knife.

Jennifer Lopez's sequin face mask is available for preorder. J.Lo was spotted sporting a glitzy ivory Kate May Disco Ball face mask (Buy It, $26, revolve.com) during two biking rides in the Hamptons this weekend with her fiancé, Alex Rodriguez.

When folks criticize filmmakers’ decisions to take the streaming money for their next feature or TV series, a common argument is that the project will get lost in the tidal wave of originals that are released.

One business that has been booming during the COVID-19 pandemic is streaming platforms, and Netflix remains at the top of the heap.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterForty million households tuned in to watch Mindy Kaling’s “Never Have I Ever” and Steve Carell starrer “Space Force” in their first four weeks on Netflix, said the streaming company in its second-quarter earnings results.Meanwhile, “Too Hot to Handle” reeled in 51 million households, while “Floor Is Lava” brought in a projected 37 million households.Those audience metrics are based on how many member accounts watched a given show or movie for a minimum of just two

Twitter.Also Read: Netflix Adds Another 10.1 Million Subscribers in Q2, Stock Drops 10%Mindy Kaling’s “Never Have I Ever” also hit 40 million households in its first four weeks. The Adam Sandler-produced film “The Wrong Missy” has been seen by 59 million people in its first 28 days.