Michael Myers is back — again — in the first trailer for #HalloweenEnds. Universal released the first look at director David Gordon Green’s third (and allegedly final) entry in the horror series. bit.ly/3zjqLHx
The trailer dropped as a surprise on Tuesday evening. Franchise star Jamie Lee Curtis teased the unveiling only a few minutes before it appeared online. bit.ly/3zjqLHx
#HalloweenEnds is the 13th installment in the “Halloween” franchise and the fourth in the chronology established by 2018’s “Halloween,” which ignored every other film from the series aside from John Carpenter’s 1978 original. bit.ly/3zjqLHx
#HalloweenEnds will follow up the cliffhanger ending of 2021's "Halloween Kills," promising a final showdown between Curtis' Laurie Strode and the masked killer Michael Myers. bit.ly/3zjqLHx
I’m That Girl
Cozy
Alien Superstar
Cuff It
Energy
Break My Soul
Church Girl
Plastic Off the Sofa
Virgo’s Groove
Move
Heated
Thique
All Up In Your Mind
America Has a Problem
Pure/Honey
Summer Renaissance
Superhero movies have proven to be box office juggernauts. To celebrate the return of the San Diego Comic-Con on July 20, Variety ranks the 50 best superhero performances in movies of the last 50 years.
Michael Peña’s sidekick storytelling antics in Peyton Reed’s take on “Ant-Man” has the immensely talented actor getting the biggest laughs of the film.
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#ParadiseSquare has been overshadowed by a series of lawsuits & allegations that producer Garth H. Drabinsky cut corners, engaged in tyrannical behavior and failed to pay bills & benefits.
“The show was never correctly budgeted,” says Karyn Meek, the show’s former production stage manager, who resigned in May over conflicts about salary concerns. “In my opinion, Garth felt by cutting back on labor, he could do the show more cheaply." bit.ly/3AYbAow
Drabinsky is now facing lawsuits regarding unpaid health, pension and 401(k) contributions. Actors’ Equity alleged the show has failed to pay $190,000. The union also said Thursday it would add Drabinsky to its “Do Not Work” list. bit.ly/3AYbAow
A crew member for “Law & Order: Organized Crime” was shot and killed early Tuesday morning in New York while on location for filming of the show’s third season, Variety has confirmed. bit.ly/3IQ9Xv0
“We were terribly saddened and shocked to hear that one of our crew members was the victim of a crime early this morning and has died as a result,” NBC and studio Universal Television said in a joint statement. bit.ly/3IQ9Xv0
“We are working with local law enforcement as they continue to investigate. Our hearts go out to his family and friends and we ask that you respect their privacy during this time.” bit.ly/3IQ9Xv0
Joe Rogan’s recent offhand remark to podcast guest Tom Segura that "Maybe you should just go shoot the homeless people" in Los Angeles has left several of the city’s unhoused advocates stunned and disheartened.
In a recent episode of his podcast, Rogan and comedian Segura discussed homelessness in Los Angeles, seemingly comparing the city's response to crime to its response to its homeless population.