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Earlier this month, A24 released a teaser for Valdimar Jóhannsson’s debut feature film, Lamb. A24 has now released the official trailer for the upcoming horror film, which follows the bizarre birth of a half-human half-lamb child. Little is known about the plot of the film apart from what is shown in the trailer. The film centers around a couple in Iceland who discover a curious creature in their barn. In the trailer, the couple embraces the creature despite objections from friends. The supernatural drama made its debut at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival and received widespread acclaim, with reviews already describing the film as a “disturbing masterpiece.” The upcoming film adds to A24’s impressive roster of cult horror films, which includes Hereditary and Midsommar. The film stars Noomi Ra...

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are making headlines, but this time it is not related to blockchain. Appearing on Dax Shepard and Monica Padman’s Armchair Expert podcast, the two revealed some details on their family’s skincare regimen. Reinforcing the idea that people should not be washing the natural oils off their skin every day, Kunis informed the host that as she did not have hot water growing up, the idea of not showering each day was normal to her. It was shortly after this when Kutcher commented on his children with, “Now here’s the thing, if you can see the dirt on them, clean them. Otherwise, there’s no point. I wash my armpits and my crotch daily, and nothing else ever. I got a bar of Lever 2000 that delivers every time. Nothing else.” And with this bit of info from the celebrity ...

It turns out that the rumor that was floating around regarding the end of PBS‘ Arthur is true. Renewing the show for four seasons back in 2018, PBS will be ending the PBS Kids show at its 25th season and 240th episode. Debuted in 1996, Arthur is the longest-running children’s animated series in American history, and fans that grew up watching the show have just one season left until they have to say goodbye to characters Arthur Read, Binky Barnes, Muffy Crosswire, D.W, Francine, Buster, Prunella, and Mr. Ratburn. The news was confirmed in an interview with screenwriter Kathy Waugh where she revealed, “Arthur is no longer in production. We had our wrap party two years ago. I think [PBS] made a mistake, and I think Arthur should come back and I know I’m not alone in thinking they made a mist...

Back in November last year, a new installment of Predator was confirmed with 10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg at the helm. Now, almost 9 months later there’s finally more information regarding the new sequel. According to reports, Trachtenberg will be revisiting elements of the original Arnold Schwarzenegger-starring film from 1987, exploring what producer John Davis calls “the ingenuity of a human being who won’t give up, who’s able to observe and interpret, basically being able to beat a stronger, more powerful, well-armed force.” The plot itself will follow the first Predator to ever set foot on Earth, revealing an origin story that has yet to be told over the past four decades. Producer John Fox also hinted that the film could be somewhat of a period piece, ...

Marvel season is upon us and Ant-Man 3 director Peyton Reed is chiming in to tease fans about the production start of Ant-Man 3. Reed recently took to Twitter to post a photo of the ugly bunny which initially appeared on the first film of the series. The third installment titled, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, is set to see Paul Rudd return as the titular character Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man and Evangeline Lily as Wasp. Michael Douglas and Michelle Pfeiffer will also be joining the cast of the film as Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne respectively. Although Ant-Man and the Wasp previously received higher reviews and box office numbers than any of its predecessors, Marvel was focusing on Avengers: Endgame at the time which slowed down the development of the third film. As Comic-Con@Home comes to...

Back by popular demand after her first Cooking with Paris lasagna video, Paris Hilton is making her official cooking show debut on Netflix. Teasing the upcoming six-episode first season, the video gives a look at the show’s guests like Kim Kardashian West, Nikki Glasser, Demi Lovato, Saweetie, Lele Pons, and Kathy and Nicky Hilton. Declaring that “any b*tch can cook,” Hilton will make six of her favorite dishes where different celebrities will join her for an exclusive cooking experience and tasting of her home-cooked meal. Bringing the same energy witnessed in The Simple Life reality television series, you best believe that each episode will be full of mishaps, culinary faux-pas, and memorable quotes. Those interested can tune in on Netflix on August 4. [embedded content] In other enterta...

Lucasfilm has officially confirmed that they had hired YouTuber deepfake creator as their new “senior facial capture artist.” Shamook, who is a U.K.-based video content creator, recently created a viral deepfake video that garnered much attention from the Star Wars community. Shamook took to YouTube to share an improved appearance of a young Mark Hamill during the season two finale of The Mandalorian. The video, which raked in over two million views, captured the attention of Lucasfilm’s computer graphics subsidiary, Industrial Light and Magic, for its deepfake work. In a statement to Indiewire, a spokesperson for the company said, “Over the past several years, ILM has been investing in both machine learning and A.I. as a means to produce compelling visual effects work.” They added that th...

A new trilogy in The Exorcist franchise is currently in the works over at Universal and Peacock. The upcoming reboot is produced by Blumhouse and Morgan Creek Productions and will reportedly star Leslie Odom Jr. and original actress Ellen Burstyn, who will reprise her role as Regan’s (the 12-year-old who was possessed in the 1973 film) mother, Chris MacNeil. David Gordon Green will direct the first of the three films planned, as well as pen the script alongside Peter Sattler, while Jason Blum, David Robinson, James Robinson, Green, Danny McBride and Couper Samuelson will executive produce. “There’s no better time to be joining forces with the team at Peacock, reuniting with the great team at Universal and finally getting to work with my friends at Blumhouse, than on this classic franc...

Amazon Prime Video released a two-minute teaser for Evangelion: 3.0+1.0: Thrice Upon A Time during its panel at Comic-Con@Home. The visual sees a monologue from Mari Makinami Illustrious, as well as a conversation bebtween Asuka Shikinami Langley, Rei Ayanami and Shinji Ikari. The streaming service previously announced that it will globally premiere the final Rebuild of Evangelion film on August 13, offering it in 10 languages including English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian with subtitles in 28 languages. “I’d like to thank every Eva fan in the world for your continued support,” creator Hideaki Anno said in a previous statement. “We were looking for the best way to offer the movie to fans overseas as early as possible in a challenging situation with movie theat...

A new live-action Pokémon series is in early development at Netflix, according to Variety. Though there are no details on the show’s plot as it is still in its early stages, the outlet’s sources said that Joe Henderson — current co-showrunner and executive producer on Netflix’s highly-acclaimed series Lucifer — is attached to the upcoming Pokémon project as a writer and executive producer. Variety‘s sources also claim that the series will mimic the live-action nature of the 2019 Pokémon film, Detective Pikachu, starring Ryan Reynolds and Justice Smith. Henderson, who has worked as Lucifer‘s co-showrunner since 2016, moved with the former FOX series once it was picked up by Netflix in 2018, where he has had major success delivering multiple seasons over several years. On top ...

A scripted series about Vince McMahon’s steroid trial is in the works from WWE and Blumhouse Television. The United States of America Vs. Vince McMahon will be a multi-part docuseries centered around a series of 1990s New York Post stories written by sports writer Phil Mushnick that accused WWE chairman and CEO McMahon of supplying his wrestlers with steroids. Inflammatory headlines like “Legislators Give WWE A Free Pass On ‘Roids” and “McMahon Skips Through the Cemetery” compelled the FBI to indict McMahon on charges of distributing steroids and of conspiracy to distribute steroids. What followed was a high-profile, high-stakes trial, in which McMahon, “with his liberty at stake, two school-aged children at home and with WWE on the brink of bankruptcy, refused to take a plea deal,” per th...