Review: Scottie Pippen authors his own 'Last Dance' story

The end is here. No, we’re not at the end of Oscar season, but we are effectively at the finish line for Oscar contenders to reveal themselves.

Channing Tatum is returning to ! The 41-year-old actor took to Instagram on Monday to announce that he'll be starring in a third flick, which will debut exclusively on HBO Max.Tatum shared a pic of the script, which features the film's title, Magic Mike's Last Dance, and reveals that it was written by Reid Carolin and will be directed by Steven Soderbergh. Carolin and Soderbergh both held the same job's for the franchise's first flick, , in 2012.

Time to get your dollars and baby oil ready, a third booty-shaking “Magic Mike” movie is officially happening Director Steven Soderbergh and star Channing Tatum will reunite for what’s being titled “Magic Mike’s Last Dance” for Warner Bros. According to a social media post by Tatum, Reid Carolin, Tatum’s producing and writing partners has written the script, Soderbergh will direct what seems like the final installment and the movie will be made for HBO Max.

He’s back! Channing Tatum will return for the third Magic Mike movie, and he revealed a few details about the latest installment in the franchise.

EXCLUSIVE: After the original 2012 film helped turn Magic Mike into a global business, Channing Tatum, director Steven Soderbergh and writer Reid Carolin are ready to return to the franchise for another go around. Warner Bros.

Strictly Come Dancing star Rose Ayling-Ellis has captured the hearts of the nation since appearing on the ballroom dancing show, but has been branded "average" by James Jordan,

Brendan Cole accidentally sliced his Dancing On Ice partner Vanessa Bauer's back with one of his ice skates during a training session that went wrong.The former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer is a contestant on next year's edition of the sparkling ice skating competition, and fans could be expecting him to follow in the footsteps of last year's winner James Jordan.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here is back at Gwrych Castle for another series.

EXCLUSIVE: The Last O.G.’s Dante Hoagland has inked with Buchwald for representation.

EXCLUSIVE: With the NBA’s 75th season underway, producer Mike Tollin, who recently helped produce the Michael Jordan doc The Last Dance, has found another basketball legend whose story he’s looking to tell. Tollin’s MSM is planning a new documentary on the life of George Gervin, who was just named to the NBA’s 75th Anniversary team. The film will showcase Gervin’s influence on the game that can still be seen at all levels of basketball played throughout the world.

Amazon Prime’s “The Wheel of Time” is a ponderous slog, a show that wants so badly to be the next “Game of Thrones” or even “The Witcher” that it telegraphs its pretentious self-seriousness with every line of dialogue and slow turn in the plot. It’s a death march through fantasy TV clichés that likely worked splendidly on the page in Robert Jordan’s books, wherein readers could imagine the exciting world that the people behind this show never bothered to create.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticAmazon Prime Video’s new television series “The Wheel of Time,” based on the series of novels by Robert Jordan, draws upon a rich, deep history. Or so this viewer, unfamiliar with Jordan’s work, was left to presume when the show began with Rosamund Pike explaining the backstory and the stakes in rushed voice-over.There’s nothing wrong with voice-over in principle: It can be used well or poorly.

Scott Huver When writer/producer Rafe Judkins was tasked with bringing “The Wheel of Time” — author Robert Jordan’s beloved 14-volume fantasy book series with a zealous following akin to the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and George R.R.