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While “Babylon” has been available on digital since January, those of us who still prefer physical copies of films will now have the opportunity to bring home Damien Chazelle’s wild, audacious, and Oscar-nominated period spectacle films starting this week.  “Babylon,” set in 1920s Los Angeles, is a story of ambition and excess in early Hollywood. The film will be released on 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K UHD SteelBook and will have forty minutes of unique features.

While “Babylon” has been available on digital since January, those of us who still prefer physical copies of films will now have the opportunity to bring home Damien Chazelle’s wild, audacious, and Oscar-nominated period spectacle films starting this week.  “Babylon,” set in 1920s Los Angeles, is a story of ambition and excess in early Hollywood. The film will be released on 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K UHD SteelBook and will have forty minutes of unique features.

What casting news could top Barry Keoghan joining fellow Irish actor Paul Mescal in Ridley Scott‘s upcoming “Gladiator 2“? Deadline has the answer.  Denzel Washington is in final talks to co-star in the sequel.

So, what’s the latest on “Star Trek 4“?  J.J. Abrams certainly sounds bullish on the film’s future.

Deadline’s unnamed sources who claimed the 68-year-old actor wanted to film the Western drama for 50 days for the first part of the season and only a week for the second batch of episodes.“The idea that Kevin was only willing to work one week on the second half of Season 5 of ‘Yellowstone’ is an absolute lie,” Singer told Puck News on Monday. “It’s ridiculous — and anyone suggesting it shouldn’t be believed for one second,” he added.

potential cancellation buzz surrounding the Paramount+ TV series.Rumors have swirled recently that star Kevin Costner may be leaving the Western family drama, with reports Matthew McConaughey could take his place.Bentley, 44, told TVLine that he has thought about what the show would be like without Costner as John Dutton.“I thought about this in Season 1 because it’s always a possibility in TV, right? We’re always ready to die,” the “Hunger Games” actor said.“Yellowstone” wrapped its fifth season earlier this year and is on hiatus until the summer.Bentley — who plays Jamie Dutton, the son of Costner’s John — noted how his character would be upset by the loss of his father because John “has got this hypnotic pull on Jamie.”“Jamie would have been completely lost. Maybe part of him would be frantic trying to take care of the ranch,” Bentley explained.

Golden Globe award after missing the ceremony in Los Angeles last month.Costner, who was forced to skip the event due to severe flooding near his home, was named best actor in a TV drama for his work in Paramount’s “Yellowstone.”The 68-year-old actor unboxed the trophy from his bed and posted a sweet video of the moment on social media earlier this week. “We watched from home and it wasn’t the same,” Costner said in the video, referencing his wife, Christine Baumgartner.“We watched the whole doggone thing and my kids heard our name be called, and we weren’t at one of the greatest parties in the world,” the father of seven continued.

Last month, rising star Paul Mescal beat out the likes of Austin Butler, Miles Teller, and Richard Madden for the coveted starring role in Ridley Scott‘s “Gladiator‘ sequel. Now it looks like Paramount wants to move ahead on the project fast.

Do you think there are too many streaming services, and you don’t know what’s on what service or channel? You’re in luck a little bit from a consumer perspective. Today, Paramount announced that it would integrate Showtime into Paramount+ across both streaming and linear later this year.

How’s this for entertainment? Deadline reports that Ridley Scott‘s long-awaited “Gladiator” sequel is in motion, with up-and-comer Paul Mescal in negotiations to star. After a breakout year with acclaimed performances in “Aftersun” and “God’s Creatures,” it felt inevitable Mescal would bag a big-budget role.

It’s official: Damien Chazelle‘s “Babylon” is a box office bomb, and one of the biggest bombs of 2022, to be precise. The film made only $5.3 million over the four-day holiday weekend off a budget of $80 million.

Drag artists may find themselves under attack from radical conservative politicians and domestic terrorists in the United States, but that hasn’t stopped the art form from blossoming into a billion-dollar industry. Thanks to the success of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” drag performers have sold out Radio City Music Hall, toured around the globe, performed at massive music festivals such as Coachella, spurred other successful reality TV franchises, starred in Best Picture nominated films, and become a mainstay of Madison Avenue corporate advertising campaigns.

Are you missing Police Squad Sgt. Frank Drebin in your life? Of course, you are; you’re only human.

Paramount’s attempt to make “Star Trek 4” is quickly turning into one of the most ridiculous stories in Hollywood. From being a film that seemed ready to shoot to now being completely removed from the release calendar, “Star Trek 4” seems further away from being a reality than ever before.

In what looks like a blend of “It Follows,” Blumhouse‘s “Truth Or Dare,” and “The Grudge” movies, Paramount ushers in October’s horror movie season with “Smile.” The upcoming movie hits theaters this Friday, and follows a doctor forced to confront a dangerous contagion: a killer smile.   READ MORE: ‘Smile’ Trailer: Creepy Smiles Will Haunt Your Nightmares Starting In September Here’s the film’s official synopsis, courtesy of Paramount: After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr.

Deadline reports that Paramount has a new “Cloverfield” movie on the way, the first since 2018’s “The Cloverfield Paradox.” And the studio has a filmmaker on the rise to helm it: indie horror director Babak Anvari. READ MORE: ‘I Came By’ Review: Hugh Bonneville & George Mackay Star In Babak Anvari’s Bloated Thriller Anvari directs the new film that boasts a script from “Gara/Hiji” writer Joe Barton.  J.J.

The live-action remake of “Pinocchio” hit Disney+ today to a mixed-to-negative reception from critics. No surprise there, given the critical response to Tim Burton‘s dismal “Dumbo” and Jon Favreau‘s “The Lion King” in 2019.

“Star Trek,” the television series, was set in the 23rd century and followed the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise as they explored the galaxy.

With all the drama surrounding Warner Bros. Discovery in recent months, particularly after CEO David Zaslav took over the company after its recent merger, it’s easy to forget that it wasn’t that long ago WarnerMedia (without Discovery) was battling plenty of controversy all on its own.

Yellowstone” dropped a quick 16-second teaser for Season 5 during Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards and, by the looks of it, things are going to be wild.The two-hour season premiere airs on Paramount+ on Nov. 13.The clip noted that “all will be revealed” in the upcoming episodes as a montage of the show’s characters filled the screen.

I’m Glad My Mom Died.”As the title of the book suggests, McCurdy’s relationship with her mother was complicated. Her mother controlled her every move and career, causing her anxiety and self-loathing as she describes it.The 30-year-old actress revealed she wanted to quit acting when she was young — long before she announced her initial retirement in 2021 — because she never actually enjoyed it. In an excerpt of the book obtained by Entertainment Weekly, McCurdy details one audition that scarred her for life.“I’m sitting in the waiting room mustering up all my sadness when something shifts in me. It feels strange,” McCurdy wrote about an audition in which she was asked to cry on demand.“This has never happened before, but it’s happening now and it’s scaring me.

American writer, director, and producer William Brent Bell is a bit of an enigma if you ask us. On the one hand, he has a track record of box office hits.

Paramount wrapped production on their upcoming horror film “Apartment 7A” earlier this month in the UK. And while details are scarce about the film at the moment, Bloody Disgusting has the scoop that the movie may have connections to one of the best horror films of the ’60s.

Paramount wrapped production on their upcoming horror film “Apartment 7A” earlier this month in the UK. And while details are scarce about the film at the moment, Bloody Disgusting has the scoop that the movie may have connections to one of the best horror films of the ’60s.

Paramount expected big things from “Top Gun: Maverick,” but maybe not this big. In only three weeks in theaters, the film has soared past the $800 million mark at the global box office.

“Jerry and Marge Go Large,” starring Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening, which debuts on Paramount+ on Friday.Jerry, now a grandfather at 83, is the one who cracked the game, using his strong background in mathematics. At one time, he’d worked a number-crunching role at Kellogg’s cereal headquarters in Battle Creek, Michigan. He would go on to own a corner store with his wife Marge, 84, one which had a lottery machine in it for years.

If you haven’t jumped on the “Yellowstone” train just yet, now might be the time to do so. The hit modern western meets prime time soap opera is hitting its popularity apex, it’s finally getting awards attention, and, more importantly, it’s actually really damn good.

Paramount+), “Players” is a mockumentary similar to thier Netflix hit “American Vandal” (2017-2018). But where that series was a parody of the true-crime genre, “Players” pokes fun at sports documentaries.

Sean Connery may have been the first actor to portray the iconic character of James Bond, but he won his only Academy Award for his betrayal of Irish-American police officer Jimmy Malone in “The Untouchables.” Set in 1930s Chicago, the film tells the story of a group of men, including Malone, who won’t be swayed or bribed by fear or money in their pursuit of taking down Al Capone.

Paramount+ has dropped a sneak peek of Sylvester Stallone as a New York mafia capo in the upcoming series “Tulsa King.” The 75-year-old actor is set to star as mob boss Dwight “The General” Manfredi in the new show from “Yellowstone,” “Mayor of Kingstown” and “1883” creator Taylor Sheridan. While an official release date has not been announced, the first episode is expected to drop in the fall of 2022. The streaming platform shared the photo on social media, showing Stallone standing in the middle of a city street in a dark suit and looking off into the distance.

John Krasinski’s “A Quiet Place” movies have been successful and the original sci-fi horror idea hatched by the actor/director has developed into a franchise at Paramount in a very short period of time. The studio is keen on expanding the universe as the third chapter starring Emily Blunt is expected to be released in 2025 and a separate spinoff feature film is on deck too.

‘The Mandalorian’ has certainly done well in grabbing an audience [and] we hope for the same.”“Halo,” based on the video game franchise of the same name, premieres Thursday (March 24) on Paramount+. It’s a futuristic sci-fi epic, set in the year 2552, where humans have a conflict with an alien threat known as the Covenant.

‘1883’ spoilers are becoming a hot topic today, especially since ‘1883’ is quickly approaching the Season 1 finale, Fans are rapidly growing worried about the outcome of the season finale. It has been a hard road for the Dutton’s and the wagon train. We have already come to see a couple of fan-favorite characters come and go in the 9-short episodes so far this season.Now as season one of ‘1883′ is due to come to a close on February 27, 2022, fans are wondering if we will lose a beloved main character at the close of episode 10? During episode 9 which airs on February 20, 2022, on Paramount fans will be receiving some disturbing news per Matt&Jess.

show proof of vaccination plus booster shot (if eligible) and proof of a negative COVID-19 test.“I want to apologize to y’all for not being at the Screen Actors Guild Awards,” Smith explained in a now-deleted video on his Instagram account. “I mean no offense to anyone. I’m not vaccinated, and it’s a requirement to be vaccinated.”The “Hell or High Water” actor then opened up further about his anti-vax beliefs.

Paramount+ may have already had its moment in the sun during the still-ongoing Winter Television Critics Association (TCA) press tour, but today, during their ViacomCBS Investors Event, the company and streamer revealed even more. First off, ViacomCBS? It’s going back to being called just Paramount.

Legacy sequels seem to be a dime a dozen nowadays, especially in the realm of horror. We’re about to see the release of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” on Netflix, which is hoping to do what “Halloween” (2018) did several years ago.