When Paul Wesley called his The Vampire Diaries co star Ian Somerhalder from the sets of Legacies

Joe Otterson TV ReporterApple has ordered an action-thriller series from Mark Boal straight to series, Variety has learned.The 10-episode series is titled “Echo 3,” based on the Israeli series “When Heroes Fly” created by Omri Givon and based on the novel of the same name by Amir Gutfreund.In the series, Amber Chesborough, a brilliant young scientist, is the emotional center of a small American family.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticEXCLUSIVE: Bestselling horror novelist Paul Tremblay, whose A Head Full Of Ghosts is set for a film adaptation directed by Scott Cooper, has signed a three-book deal with the William Morrow imprint of HarperCollins.The publisher has acquired US and Canadian rights to three new books by the writer, the first of which will be The Pallbearer’s Club, set for publication in summer of 2022.The novel is described as a horror story about a less-than-successful

Michelle Williams and Oscar Isaac will lead the cast of an upcoming HBO limited series, Scenes From a Marriage.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Randeep Hooda, a Bollywood fixture before bursting on the scene as Chris Hemsworth’s nemesis in the Netflix hit film Extraction, has just signed with his first American managers. He has landed at Authentic Talent and Literary Management, which will help expand his U.S.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE:  Philadephia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie’s newly launched production company Play/Action Pictures is teaming with Cinetic Media for their inaugural project The Meaning Of Hitler directed by Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker (Gunner Palace, Karl Marx City). Cinetic will handle North American sales for the film.As the country’s landscape is filled with civic unrest and social change, the project certainly speaks to the times.

Kerry Washington displayed images of teenager Trayvon Martin, 12-year-old Tamir Rice, Philando Castile and other black men and women killed by police backstage during her run in Broadway’s American Son.The actress, who starred in the New York production as a woman grieving the loss of her son at the hands of law enforcement officers in 2018, reveals she put the images up in her dressing room as a reminder of the unsettling true stories that inspired the play.

Kiss frontman took to social media to echo the concerns of government officials, as several US states begin ordering citizens to wear face masks in public.Stanley posted a photo of himself with his daughter, Emily, and wrote:“Sunset at the beach with Emily. WEAR YOUR MASK! Don’t listen to conspiracy theorists or graduates of The Internet University Of Medicine.”“While the credible authorities and experts continue to learn more about Covid 19 they remain in agreement about safety protocols.

Amanda Marsh has revealed that her ex, the first Bachelor star ever, Alex Michel is a happily married man.

Former Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel enjoyed the sunshine over the Fourth of July weekend with her boyfriend, Paul Bernon. The couple spent time on the water during the holiday, and Frankel rocked a tiny red bikini in a photo she posted on Instagram.

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On paper, a film about a man being preserved in pickle brine for 100 years, to wake up in 2020 and discover that the world is very different than how he remembered, is ripe for comedy. It’s the basic fish out of water story.

Zachary Levi is set to play football great Kurt Warner on the big screen!

Will Thorne Staff WriterQuibi is making a series about fake news and its impact on the 2016 presidential election.The short-form content platform has issued a series order for “Clickbait” (working title), which tells the true story of a group of Macedonian teenagers who made a fortune creating fake news in the run-up to the 2016 election. “Clickbait” will explore the profound effect their work had on the American election and on their own lives.

Long before Jerry Seinfeld reimagined television comedy in the late 1980s, there was Carl Reiner – a Bronx-born Jewish writer and actor who actually helped invent the medium back in television’s early golden age. Carl Reiner’s death on Monday in Beverly Hills at the age of 98 marks another passing of a legend from another time, an era when Americans, while disparate in their politics, were largely united in their humor.