‘Royalties’ Trailer: Darren Criss Writes & Stars In Quibi’s Musical Series Directed By Amy Heckerling

Bob Odenkirk and David Cross are speaking out after Netflix pulled an episode of their 2015 series,, that features Cross in blackface. Titled «Know Your Rights,» the episode is the third in the series and depicts an interaction between a police officer and someone stopped at a DUI checkpoint.

Will Thorne Staff WriterNetflix has pulled an episode of Bob Odenkirk and David Cross’ 2015 comedy show “W/Bob and David” because of a scene featuring Cross in blackface.The sketch in question is called “Know Your Rights” and appeared in the third episode of the show’s first and only season.

Also Read: 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Reboot Series in the Works at AmazonShould the project move forward, it would mark a return to television for Johnson, who previously starred in Fox’s short-lived sitcom “Ben and Kate.” She recently appeared in Brownstein’s “The Nowhere Inn,” which Brownstein co-wrote and starred in with Annie Clark and had its debut at the Sundance Film Festival in January.

Over the past few years, we’ve seen Amazon Prime Video move from being the place for unique, award-winning series to more big-budget franchise fare, such as “Jack Ryan” and the forthcoming billion-dollar “Lord of the Rings.” However, sometimes, the streamer will surprise you, as is the case with the upcoming series “Rodeo Queen.” READ MORE: Dakota Johnson Joins Olivia Wilde’s Upcoming Thriller, ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ According to Deadline, Amazon has signed on to develop a new mockumentary-style

Patrick was the one to serenade his beloved David Rose with “Always Be My Baby” at their wedding during the series finale of Schitt’s Creek, but Mariah Carey herself made Dan Levy‘s iconic character ‘faint’ during a surprise appearance during the ‘Dear Class of 2020’ Youtube event. But let’s back up.

Amid all the signs at the protest against George Floyd’s death in Hollywood on June 2, one especially stood out: “Black Trans Lives Matter.” This was the sign that Hollywood star Darren Criss, 33, and his wife Mia Swier (who’s also a director and producer) held while marching alongside the many other people in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. To show his solidarity, Darren raised his air in a fist, which has become the universal symbol to fight police brutality.

Darren Criss wears a bandana mask over his face while heading to a peaceful protest with wife Mia in Los Angeles on Tuesday (June 2).

He was best known for his prowess on the pitch, winning four Premier League titles during his five year reign as 'King Eric' at Old Trafford.

Where can you get new music from the likes of Sara Bareilles, Fiona Apple, Meghan Trainor and Cyndi Lauper? In Central Park. No, not the actual Central Park, but the new animated series from the creators of Bob's Burgers and Josh Gad, now streaming on Apple TV+.

Darren Criss and Mark Hamill will make history next month (June 2020) when they feature on the first major-label soundtrack release for a Quibi show.

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You’ll soon be able to be serenaded by Luke Skywalker himself.

Update (May 26): Quibi has debuted the trailer for Royalties, which will launch on June 1. Republic Records will release the series’ original soundtrack, out June 12 and marking the first major label release for a Quibi show. Darren Criss is the latest in the long list of high-profile talents to set a series at

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Dominic Cummings said he has 'no regrets' after he was caught driving 260 miles from London to Durham to self-isolate with his family.