Rosario Dawson's cult show 'Briarpatch' cancelled

Zoë Kravitz has paid tribute to the cast and crew behind her Hulu show High Fidelity, following the news that the program has been axed after just one season.The 31-year-old actress took to Instagram to share a series of pictures of herself and her co-stars on the set of the U.S. TV show, which was based on the 1995 book by Nick Hornby and the 2000 film of the same name starring John Cusack. i wanna give a shout out to my #highfidelity family.

Back in April, while Italy was in lockdown, a video went viral of two socially distancing girls in Italy playing a game of tennis — from the rooftops of two neighbouring buildings.

“Paw Patrol” recently came under debate as shows like “Cops” were cancelled in the wake of protests against police brutality, but Ryder and his team of pups aren’t going anywhere.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Rosario Dawson, stars of USA Network’s Briarpatch, and Good Girls’ Retta have teamed up on a podcast series telling stories of the women’s suffrage movement.The pair are to co-host And Nothing Less: The Untold Stories of Women’s Fight for the Vote, which is one of two podcasts being launched in honor of the centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment and women’s right to vote.The other is The Magic Sash, hosted by gold medal gymnast and advocate

Roger Stone, a political operative whose 40-month prison sentence was commuted this month by President Donald Trump, his longtime friend, used the racial slur "Negro" on air while verbally sparring with a Los Angeles-based Black radio host.

Keke Palmer is setting the record straight. The 26-year-old actress took to Instagram on Saturday to address rumors that her talk show,, was canceled because she spoke up about racial inequality amid the Black Lives Matter movement.  — starring Michael Strahan, Sara Haines and Palmer — was taken off of ABC's schedule in March, with a daily coronavirus report airing in its place.

Jordan Moreau Roger Stone, a former Trump campaign consultant whose prison sentence was commuted by the president, used a racial slur during an interview on “The Mo’Kelly Show.”While speaking with host Mo’Kelly, whose real name is Morris W.

dodged a prison sentence thanks to President Trump — has been making the media rounds since his commutation on July 10. One of his stops was Saturday on “The Mo’Kelly Show,” hosted by Morris W.

The new series Briarpatch has been canceled after one season at USA Network.

Also Read: 'Briarpatch' Trailer: Rosario Dawson Tries to Find Out Who Killed Her Sister While Zoo Animals Run Amock (Video)“Briarpatch” showrunner Andy Greenwald revealed the show’s cancellation news via Twitter on Thursday, sharing a statement that began, “Hey, friends. Just wanted to let you know some disappoint news before you hear it from anyone else: BRIARPATCH isn’t returning for another season at USA.”“Though I’ve known for months, it’s still a bummer,” Greenwald continued.

Peter White Television EditorRosario Dawson-fronted drama Briarpatch is not returning for a second season.The freshman drama series has been canceled at USA Network after one season, a move which showrunner Andy Greenwald called a “bummer”.The show, which is based on the Ross Thomas novel, premiered in February.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Briarpatch” has been canceled after only one season at USA Network.The cancelation was confirmed by showrunner Andy Greenwald, who posted the news on Twitter.“Just wanted to let you know some disappointing news befreoy uo hear it from anyone else: ‘Briarpatch’ isn’t returning for another season at USA,” Greenwald tweeted. “Though I’ve known for months, it’s still a bummer.

Page Six reported today that Jim Carrey’s comedy series, Kidding, has officially been taken off the air. The outlet spoke with insiders who explained how Jim and the rest of the cast and crew wanted to keep it a secret because he’s hoping to win an Emmy Award this year.

While some fans of “Bohemian Rhapsody” would love to see a sequel to the Queen biopic, documenting the band’s second act, at least one member of the band is lukewarm on the idea.

Bohemian Rhapsody was a massive success – so is a sequel in the works?

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFacebook kicked Roger Stone, the Donald Trump associate who faces prison time after being convicted of seven felonies, off Facebook and Instagram. The company said it had found evidence that Stone was behind a network of fake accounts in the U.S.

Also Read: Facebook Decisions Led to 'Significant Setbacks for Civil Rights,' Audit FindsThe first signs of the network came up in 2018, Facebook said, when it was investigating accounts tied to the Proud Boys.Stone, who worked as a campaign adviser for President Trump, was found guilty in November 2019 on all federal counts in a trial stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

Queen’s Roger Taylor has said that there are no plans to make a sequel to the band’s film ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ because he “wouldn’t want to be seen as cashing in”.This is Queen, by the way. A band who, I think most people, even their most avowed defenders, would probably agree, have a bit of a tendency to cash in.I mean, you can buy a Roger Taylor branded Christmas bauble.

With the help of a bald cap, belly pad and prosthetic jowls, Oscar winner Russell Crowe transformed into the late Fox News founder Roger Ailes at the center of Showtime's celebrated series The Loudest Voice. During a seven-episode run in spring 2019, the project, based on Gabriel Sherman's 2014 book, dramatized the media titan's rise and fall, with Ailes ultimately brought down amid a flurry of sexual misconduct allegations.