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Bret Easton Ellis’s best-selling novel gets the Ryan Murphy treatment in this new FX series

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Cypress Hill’s B-Real Talks Celebrating Cultural Pride and Spirituality on ‘Dios Bendiga’ LP

Though he’s known for his laconic aura, B-Real is visibly excited. It’s a July afternoon in the dog days of summer, and despite the humid weather, the Cypress Hill member is riding high. However, the veteran lyricist’s lifted vibes can’t be attributed only to cannabis fumes. Last week, the 56-year-old and his groupmates released their eleventh studio album, Dios Bendiga, a body of work that doubles as a creative achievement and homage to their cultural roots. It marks Cypress Hill‘s first full-length Spanish-language album since their 1999 compilation Los Grandes Exitos En Español, which saw B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs, and Eric Bobo recording their greatest hits and fan favorites in their ethnic tongue.

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Joel Kinnaman Interrogates Saddam Hussein in ‘High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam’ Trailer

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Joel Kinnaman as real-life CIA officer John Nixon interrogates a defiant Saddam Hussein in the trailer for TNT’s High Value Target: The Hunt For Saddam, the political thriller set to bow on Sept. 13.

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HBO, BBC Team for ‘1536’ Drama From Writer Ava Pickett

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HBO and the BBC‘s newest collaboration will travel back to the reign of Henry VIII — but it’s very much not a story about the English king.

The two outlets have greenlit 1536, a darkly comedic drama from writer and showrunner Ava Pickett (The Great, How to Get to Heaven From Belfast). The series is based on Pickett’s play of the same name, which concluded a run in London’s West End on Aug. 1.

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Lyndsy Fonseca, Robert Buckley Lead Hallmark’s Next ‘Holiday Touchdown’ Movie


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The Chicago-filmed 'Bears Love Story' also features Marsha Mason, Barbara Alyn Woods and Khary Payton, along with current and former Bears players.

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How to Ignite an Internet Frenzy? Give Alexander Skarsgard a Wicker Penis

Audiences got their first look at Alexander Skarsgård playing a man crafted from wicker, and it’s safe to say the internet instantly lost its mind.

Black Bear’s Wicker, based on author Ursula Wills-Jones’s short story, The Wicker Husband, follows a fisherwoman (Olivia Colman) who commissions the local basketmaker (Peter Dinklage) to weave her a husband (Skarsgård). However, when the quiet village realizes he’s the man of any woman’s dreams, his presence sparks jealousy and chaos.

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Xbox Console Updates Adding New Capture and Achievement Features

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Xbox has announced another set of new console features, which will begin rolling out to some users from today.

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Ted Sarandos Meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Unveils Netflix India Storytelling Initiative

Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Wednesday to unveil the Netflix India Storytelling Initiative, a multi-phase investment in the country’s creative talent pipeline.

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Swords of Legends Brings Mythical Style and Spectacle to Soulslike Action | IGN Preview

It's 2026, and the soulslike subgenre continues to grow, with new contenders all aiming high to be the next great hit. It's an appealing genre, to be sure, but to truly make an impact, you need not only a great hook, but also stellar combat fundamentals that run deep. That's where the upcoming Swords of Legends is looking to put its best foot forward, as developer Aurogon Shanghai reinvigorates the long-running Chinese RPG series into a faster, more fierce action game that'll push players to master its wuxia-inspired martial arts.

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Inside ‘I Is Another’: The True(ish) Story of the Man Who Massaged a Nazi and Maybe Saved Lives

A few years ago German writer-director Felix Randau (Iceman) got what sounded like an interesting proposal from France: to direct episodes of a miniseries about Felix Kersten, the former massage therapist of Nazi SS leader Heinrich Himmler.

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