What To Know In CIA Season 2 Episode 6, Bill is determined to get answers about Felix Vincente’s role in his father’s death. Nick Gehlfuss breaks down Bill’s identity crisis driving his dark turn and threatening his partnership with Colin and teases what’s next. CIA shows a completely different side to Bill Goodman (Nick Gehlfuss)
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Credit: Getty Whitney Peak made her professional acting debut in the movie Molly’s Game and her second project was a Hallmark Channel film! The 23-year-old actress, who played Lenore Dove in the new Hunger Games movie, is opening up about working on the Hallmark movie Campfire Kiss back in 2017. Whitney was hesitant to reveal
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Credit: Emilio Madrid The acclaimed West End musical Paddington will open on Broadway next year and the full lead cast has been announced! The hit show won seven Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical, and has been playing to sold out audiences in London since the very first performance. Tickets for that production are on
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Credit: Peacock New stars have joined the cast of The ‘Burbs for season 2! Earlier this year, Peacock renewed the mystery-comedy series for a second season. Here’s the synopsis: “Inspired by the 1989 horror-comedy film of the same name and set in present-day suburbia, THE ‘BURBS follows a young couple who have reluctantly relocated to
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Photo by Godisable Jacob There are few more popular events on the horse racing calendar than the Breeders’ Cup. The two-day season-ending championships will settle scores in the respective divisions that have been running throughout the year, while European and Japanese raiders will be in action in the hope of winning multi-million dollar purses. Betting
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The stars came out in full force for the 15th annual LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles, where Hollywood’s biggest names posed among the museum’s iconic Urban Light installation. Gucci dominated the red carpet, dressing a lineup of A-listers, while couture moments added even more drama to the night. Here are our picks
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J.S.- Please tell us how this idea manifested for you? Steve- I’ve always been fascinated by rock stars, especially the larger-than-life personalities of the ’70s and ’80s. There’s something inherently ridiculous about that level of fame and excess, which makes it perfect material for comedy. And horror, obviously. The character of Nigel Wrathbone actually goes
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The results so far: Democrats flipped at least 43 House seats, including many considered very conservative, giving them control of the lower chamber. The Senate will have at least 54 Democratic members next year, which not only gives Democrats control of the body but also ensures that the most conservative Democrats, like Sen. John Fetterman
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Halfway into his first time as DGA president, Christopher Nolan is holding the studios’ feet to the fire in protecting copyrighted materials from AI. In a new interview, the 2x Oscar winner explained that it’s “down to the studios” to go after AI recreations of their work, noting that he was “very pleased” his current
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Welcome to The Weekend Read — Deadline’s collection of long-form features, curated here just in case you missed them during the week. And what a week it’s been! With the true blue results from the mid-terms, what might this mean for the industry? Read our analysis and coverage from election night. We’ve also got our
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Netflix didn’t end up owning the legendary Warner Bros lot after losing out earlier this year to David Ellison for the Burbank studio, but the streamer is still ploughing ahead to take control of Radford Studio Center in the next several months. Despite some recent shade thrown by Netflix’s current Sunset Blvd landlord, the long-rumored
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Music is the fuel that so often drives our deep emotional connection to the storytelling we see on screen, so what better way to feel its power than with a live orchestra playing against the backdrop of some of our favorite films of the season at Sound & Screen Film? The event, one of Deadline’s
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Kim Kay has never been an artist who eases into a room. In 1998 she burst out of Belgium with “Lilali,” a gloriously giddy Eurodance single that charted in both halves of her home country and carried her name across Europe. Nearly three decades later, the Flemish singer who made her name singing in French
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Ye has returned with a new chapter for his brand, presenting the Yeezy Season 01 collection in Los Angeles surrounded by family and friends. His children North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm were by his side for the occasion, posing with their father in coordinating neutral looks. Famous faces including 2 Chainz, Monica, and Kid Cudi
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Why Diamond Watches Continue to Stand Out in Contemporary Fashion Watches have always been known for their functional, discreet, and precise nature. But in the 21st century, watches have turned into more than just a functional piece; they represent an individual character. The most important trend is the increasing interest in diamond watches. Since lab-made
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has officially announced the theme for The Costume Institute’s spring 2027 exhibition: “extraORDINARY: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday.” The Met Gala, fashion’s biggest night, will take place on Monday, May 3, 2027, with the exhibition opening to the public on May 9 and running through January 9, 2028,
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The evening, titled Through the Looking Glass, was the latest edition of the invitation-only D&M; Halloween. Guests from fashion, entertainment, and philanthropy arrived in elaborate costumes as Atelier L Events Production transformed FIG into a theatrical Wonderland of scenic design, installation, and immersive production. At the center of it all were four emerging choreographers and
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MODELS VS. WEREWOLVES (2026) – Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Well, Models vs. Werewolves is certainly an interesting little addition to the Full Moon library. Taking a group of glamorous, self-absorbed social media influencers and throwing them into the middle of werewolf territory sounds like a recipe for some ridiculous horror fun, and that’s pretty
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BUNKER HEIGHTS (2026) – BLU-RAY REVIEW by MATT BOISELLE A little crime, a little comedy, a whole lot of creature-feature madness. Bunker Heights is an ambitious independent horror outing that clearly wears its love for the glory days of ’80s and early-’90s genre cinema right on its sleeve. Following a burned-out homicide detective caught up
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Indie film powerhouse ILLA BLACK Productions has announced that its highly anticipated home-invasion thriller, CHOKE ON IT, is now officially streaming for free on Tubi. Crafted by the dynamic cousin filmmaking duo Kelley Allen and Rachel Sazon, the film delivers a dark, twisted, and terrifyingly intimate cinematic experience. CHOKE ON IT follows a group of
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