Noah Centineo To Star In Netflix CIA Series From Alexi Hawley, Doug Liman & eOne

With the announcement that “Black Widow” is going to Disney+ Premier Access on the same date as it does theaters, combined with the news yesterday that Dwayne Johnson’s “Jungle Cruise” is doing the same, theater owners were rightfully concerned that the Mouse House was destroying the theatrical exclusivity window for good.

NBCUniversal is going big to prove that cable still has a future in a streaming world.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorNetflix has given a series order to “Uncoupled,” a comedy from Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman about a newly single gay man whose life changes after his husband walks out on him.Netflix has ordered eight half-hour episodes of the single-camera comedy from MTV Entertainment Studios and Jax Media.

You know the name, you’ve seen his swoon-worthy persona on The Fosters, How to Build a Better Boy, Sierra Burgess is a Loser, and The Perfect Date, but he’s mostly known for his role as Peter Kavinsky in the Netflix hit movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. A post shared by Noah (@ncentineo)The heartthrob’s name may ring a few (or more) bells for younger millennials as well as Gen-Zers. He also appeared in Disney’s Jessie, Shake It Up, and Austin & Ally.

"Saturday Night Live" star Michael Che responded after a sketch he wrote during Elon Musk’s May 8 episode was accused of cultural appropriation.  On Monday, the "Weekend Update" host revealed he was the writer behind a sketch titled "Gen Z Hospital" that featured Musk and cast members Kate McKinnon, Mikey Day, Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim and Bowen Yang in the waiting room of a hospital as they wait to hear news about their injured friend and relative.  The gimmick of the sketch was that each

EXCLUSIVE: Ken Jeong is set to star in a half-hour dramedy about life failures that is in the works at Amazon with Daniel Dae Kim producing.

Had his life gone another way, Dwayne Johnson may have been more famous for his career in the Canadian Football League than for body-slamming opponents in the WWE and his catchphrase, “Can you smell what the Rock is cooking?”

A little more than two years ago, it was reported that Noah Centineo was attached to the new reboot of “Masters of the Universe.” The new film from directors Aaron and Adam Nee was set to revive the ‘80s franchise and turn Centineo into an action star. However, since that news, the film has been delayed numerous times and there were even rumors that Netflix might purchase the rights.

Had his life gone another way, Dwayne Johnson may have been more famous for his career in the Canadian Football League than for body-slamming opponents in the WWE and his catchphrase, “Can you smell what the Rock is cooking?”

Noah Centineo has reportedly exited from the upcoming movie Masters of the Universe, which was to star him in the role of He-Man. While the reason for Centineo stepping away from the project is unknown, it was reported by Collider that the actor is no longer attached to the project.

Noah Centineo is no longer He-Man.The 24-year-old actor has exited the upcoming Sony movie,, according to multiple reports. It is unknown why the star departed the superhero film.

Noah Centineo will no longer be starring in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie, in which he was going to play the role of He-Man.

Dolph Lundgren as He-Man and Frank Langella as Skeletor, and featuring Courtney Cox in one of her first film roles.Centineo will next star in “Black Adam” as Atom Smasher, opposite Dwayne Johnson and Aldis Hodge.He is represented by CAA, Definition Entertainment and Narrative PR. Collider first reported the news.

EXCLUSIVE: Young Rock actor Uli Latukefu, who plays the college football era Dwayne Johnson on the NBC hit series, is reuniting with the action star for New Line/DC’s Black Adam.

Noah Centineo, has landed his next role.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Noah Centineo will lead and executive produce an untitled espionage project slated to debut on Netflix, the streamer announced today.

Noah Centineo is set to star in an untitled espionage drama from Entertainment One and Hypnotic…and he will be once again reuniting with Netflix for the project!

The Paley Center for Media will assemble a number of notable Asian American personalities in various industries from entertainment to sports to discuss how media can help stop the spread of anti-Asian and anti-Asian American hate.