Xander Berkeley Joins ‘The Republic Of Sarah’; ‘Young Rock’ Casts Taj Cross

direct to your inbox Stockport fell to a feisty 0-2 defeat to high-flying Sutton Utd at Edgeley Park, in new manager Simon Rusk’s first home game in charge of The Hatters. John Rooney went closest to opening the scoring in the battle of second vs third in the National League at a wet Edgeley Park, as the Hatters ’ leading marksman met Mark Kitching’s pullback inside the box and slotted inches wide of the near post.

crash in the Scottish Borders. The A68 has been blocked in both directions between Earlston and Lauder.Police and emergency services were called to the scene around 8.00am this morning.

Paradise problems! Wells Adams shut down any possibility of tying the knot with fiancée Sarah Hyland on reality TV.

Gallery: 20 fantastic Keanu Reeves moments (Espresso)After living in 13 different U. S. states by age 13, the show depicts what Johnson calls "my years when I was the star of getting arrested all the time.

Young Rock has added to it’s big cast for the first season.

Dwayne Johnson is offering fans a look at his latest project, and it’s a personal one.

When it came to mounting the NBC half hour series Young Rock, getting it real, and getting it right, warts and all, was key for Dwayne Johnson and the actors portraying the younger version of the wrestler-action star and his family.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAt the beginning of “Young Rock,” NBC’s new autobiographical sitcom about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, it is the year 2032 and the former professional athlete-turned-actor is planning a presidential run.Through an interview with Randall Park, that is a jumping off point for his character to open up his past to the public, to showcase why he is not as out of touch with common citizens’ concerns as his wealth and fame may imply.“We’re going to be

Tarek El Moussa is wearing his heart on his sleeve.

Bradley Constant flirts his way through class as a young version of Dwayne Johnson in the first trailer for Young Rock.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is returning to the small screen with the help of NBC. The 48-year-old star debuted the trailer for his upcoming biographical TV show, "Young Rock," on his Instagram Saturday.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has revealed the first trailer for his own origin story, Young Rock.The series is set to air on NBC, and will document his younger years, emergence as a celebrity wrestler, and subsequent career in Hollywood acting. The teaser shows actors Adrian Groulx and Bradley Constant portraying Johnson at 10 and 15 years old, respectively.“Ladies and gents, here’s your first look at @nbcyoungrock,” Johnson wrote on Instagram.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shares his own origin story with the teaser for Young Rock.

Dwayne Johnson is offering fans a look at his latest project, and it’s a personal one.

NBC shrank its signature Thursday comedy block from two to one hour this season, and the network is now opening a new comedy beachfront on Tuesday.

Rage Against The Machine have shared a short documentary on race called Killing In Thy Name – watch it below.Released in collaboration with international artists collective The Ummah Chroma, the film follows a teacher as he educates a group of small children on the history of oppression in the United States.“The following is a document of true events,” an intro to Killing In Thy Name reads.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer“Young Rock,” an upcoming NBC comedy about the formative years of Dwayne Johsnon, continues to round out its ensemble.Actor Lexie Duncan has been cast as a high-school sweetheart for the superstar during his teens, where she will play opposite Bradley Constant (the 15-year-old version of Johnson).She’s set to play Karen, a popular, charismatic, high-school girl with dreams of attending Barbizon beauty school.

Where you know her from: Playing Ahsha Hayes on VH1’s series “Hit the Floor” and Dussie Mae, girlfriend to the titular blues singer played by Viola Davis, in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.”Where you’ll see her this year: In the title role of “Zola,” the 2020 Sundance-acclaimed (and then long-delayed) dramedy based on a 2015 tweetstorm about two strippers on a turbulent, violent road trip.