‘The Stuntwoman’ Limited Series About Trailblazer Julie Ann Johnson From ‘Skin’ Duo In Works At Keshet Studios

Survivors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp returned on Monday to mark 75 years since the death camp was liberated.

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Scarlett Johansson was a no-show at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Friday evening. The actress, who was set to accept the Outstanding Performance of the Year Award alongside her co-star, Adam Driver, had to pull out last minute after becoming unexpectedly sick just hours before the ceremony. 

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Dwayne «The Rock»Johnson is paying tribute to his beloved father, Rocky Johnson.

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Prepare for not one Mark Ruffalo, but two when the limited series,, debuts on HBO this coming April. 

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Corey Hawkins has been cast in a lead role in the upcoming HBO Max series “Americanah,” Variety has learned.

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Ava DuVernay called for social action and praised critics for honoringWhen They See Us during her acceptance speech for best limited series at the 2020 Critics Choice Awards."Thank you to the critics for finally letting us take the stage," Duvernay said after receiving a standing ovation as she and the rest of the Netflix series cast and crew took to the stage.The Critics' Choice win comes after When They See Us failed to earn any nominations from the Golden Globes and only won two of the 16

Ava DuVernay called for social action and noted the lack of award wins for When They See Us during her acceptance speech for best limited series at the 2020 Critics Choice Awards."Thank you to the critics for finally letting us take the stage," Duvernay said after receiving a standing ovation as she and the rest of the Netflix series cast and crew took to the stage.The When They See Us creator also acknowledged the sheer amount of work and person-power — including 179 actor and 312 crew

Peter Pan is heading to Syfy. The network announced Saturday that it is developing a League of Pan limited series that will extend the adventures of the fairy tale about children who refuse to grow up.