John Krasinski's 'Quiet Place' Franchise Gets A Spinoff Film

Plastic Hearts is Miley Cyrus at her best. Sure, 2013’s Bangerz was a cultural reset.

Annet Mahendru, who currently stars in AMC’s The Walking Dead spinoff World Beyond, and Peter Vack (The Bold Type, Homeland) are set to star in Grow, a horror indie written and directed by Brian Gottlieb. It centers on a man (Vack) who is imprisoned and impregnated by a group of cult members with an archaic belief system.

Gwen Stefani was under quite a bit of pressure on The Voice recently, and she almost couldn’t handle it.For a recent Battle Round, season 19 contestants Carter Rubin and Larriah Jackson performed a duet of Meghan Trainor and fellow coach John Legend's "Like I'm Gonna Lose You." After the talented teenagers earned a standing ovation, coach Kelly Clarkson jokingly turned to Gwen and told her how “screwed” she was now that the No Doubt singer had to pick only one to advance.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Blindspot) has been tapped for a new series regular role opposite John Krasinski in the upcoming third season of Prime Video’s Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, a co-production of Amazon Studios, Paramount Television Studios and Skydance Television.Jean-Baptiste will play Elizabeth Wright, the Chief of Station.

Details about Alex Trebek‘s final resting place have been revealed.

Netflix on your behalf and cherry-picked some non-festive TV shows and films that are perfect for a cold winter night in.Happy viewing!This tense horror stars real-life couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski. A family must live in silence to avoid creatures that hunt by sound.If they hear you, they hunt you.

On Thursday night, Zac Brown Band appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” to deliver the first-ever broadcast performance of new single “The Man Who Loves You The Most”.

police said they would deploy extra police officers to the planned vigil.In a statement posted on Twitter, police said: "We are making further enquiries to establish how many may be in attendance and also whether the event will go ahead."We will have extra officers in the area who will be working closely with youth outreach workers and other partners to engage with those attending."Brent Tchipenda, 18, appeared before a judge yesterday (Thursday) accused of murder.He also faces a charge of

Also Read: Colbert: Trump Is 'Like a Toddler Too Hopped Up on Sugar to Go to Bed' With Bogus Fraud Claims (Video)From there, Fallon and Smyth traded lyrics.

Though we are still a little less than a year from the release of James Gunn’s new superhero film, “The Suicide Squad,” it appears that the filmmaker is ready to move full-speed ahead on the film’s first spinoff, the previously announced series, “Peacemaker,” starring John Cena. With the filmmaker teasing that production is about to begin shortly, WarnerMedia is letting fans know who else will be joining Cena in the cast of the HBO Max series.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorGrammy and three-time SAG ensemble winner Danielle Brooks is joining HBO Max’s Peacemaker, the spinoff series to James Gunn’s upcoming The Suicide Squad movie.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, John Krasinski, 41, who also directed and co-wrote 2018 movie A Quiet Place and its’ sequel, will be producing a third film in the franchise alongside Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller.

Mama June, 41, is looking better than ever after nine months of sobriety and an estimated $55,000 worth of plastic surgery and dental work. The From Not to Hot star, who previously admitted to having a $4,000 a day drug habit, is now committed to staying sober and sources close to her tell HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY that her family is “overjoyed” by her progress.

“A Quiet Place” spin-off is in the works.

A Quiet Place franchise.According to Deadline, the studio has hired Jeff Nichols (Midnight Special, Take Shelter) to write and direct the film, which is based on an original idea by John Krasinski.Krasinski, known for his roles in The Office and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, co-wrote, directed and starred in the horror franchise’s first film, and wrote, directed and starred in its sequel.The release date of the second film was pushed back from its March release date due to the coronavirus pandemic,