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Emmy Overachiever Jason Bateman on Whether He Considers Himself an Actor or Director First
Jason Bateman has become this year’s Emmy “overachiever,” picking up four nominations across acting, directing and producing for two different limited series. Speaking on Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast, he reflected on balancing his dual identity as actor and director, saying the two disciplines have always coexisted for him rather than one taking precedence over the…
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3 Greatest Series to Binge on Prime Video This Weekend (August 22-23)
Collider has put together a weekend viewing guide for Prime Video subscribers, recommending three shows to binge while waiting for new weekly episodes of the streamer’s hit series Reacher, whose fourth season recently topped the charts. The list highlights titles that may have been overlooked among recent Prime Video successes such as Ride or Die,…
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Still more GTA 6 details from the latest leaked video: traffic cameras, car trackers, and drivers that put up a fight
PC Gamer reports that a newly leaked Grand Theft Auto 6 video appears to reveal further gameplay systems, including traffic cameras, vehicle tracking and more assertive reactions from drivers. If accurate, these features could make the game’s open world feel more reactive and could raise the consequences of crimes and vehicle theft. The reported details…
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Bruce Campbell Clarifies He’s “Tapped Out” Of The ‘Evil Dead’ Franchise, Didn’t Want Ash To Be “Borderline Geezer”
Bruce Campbell has reaffirmed that he has retired from playing Ash Williams in the Evil Dead franchise, clarifying comments made amid the release of a new trilogy of films. The actor, who originated the role in Sam Raimi’s 1981 cult classic and last played him in Starz’s Ash vs Evil Dead (2015–18), said he “tapped…
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Rockstar staff frustrated as GTA 6 leaks fuel anticipation
Rockstar Games employees are reportedly growing frustrated by a steady stream of leaks surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6, with details about characters, missions and the setting continuing to spill online ahead of the game’s official reveal. Despite the internal irritation this has caused at a studio known for tightly controlling its marketing, the leaks appear…
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Here are 5 drivers to keep an eye on as IndyCar hits the streets of Washington for Freedom 250 Grand Prix
The NTT IndyCar Series is preparing to race on the streets of Washington, D.C., for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, a one-off street event held to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States. The race is expected to draw significant attention, including from casual viewers who may not have followed IndyCar since the Indianapolis…
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‘Chicago Fire’ Adds Matthew Daddario For Season 15
Chicago Fire has cast Matthew Daddario for its upcoming 15th season, joining the NBC drama as a firefighter candidate. Deadline confirmed the casting after new series regular Da’Vinchi, who plays a character of the same rank, teased the addition on Instagram with a photo of himself, Daddario and Brandon Larracuente, who plays Vasquez. No full…
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12 Years Later, Mark Wahlberg’s Forgotten Crime Drama Officially Gets a Second Chance on Paramount+
Mark Wahlberg’s 2014 crime drama *The Gambler* is finding renewed attention on Paramount+, twelve years after its cinema release. The film, directed by Rupert Wyatt and written by Oscar-winning *The Departed* screenwriter William Monahan, gives Wahlberg one of his more distinctive roles and continues a broader pattern of his theatrical films gaining a second life…
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Sony Double Feature At The B.O.: ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ $35M, ‘Insidious 6’ $23M Opening – Box Office Update
Sony’s two releases dominated the North American box office over the weekend of 21–23 August 2026, with Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day taking a fourth-weekend total of $35 million and Blumhouse’s horror sequel Insidious: Out of the Further opening to $23 million. The result underlines Sony’s strength across two very different franchises at once, a…
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The “insane” 1990 movie Nicolas Cage only made because he was “in serious need” of money
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