‘Dune’ and ‘Encanto’ Lead Visual Effects Society Nominations

The chances of a second season of Sex and the City sequel series And Just Like That… are looking good.

Ahead of Peacemaker‘s Season 1 finale tomorrow, HBO and HBO Max’s Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys hinted that a second season of James Gunn’s Suicide Squad spinoff series is in the offing.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Max has opted not to renew animated comedy series The Prince for a second season.

Teresa Giudice's daughters Gia, 21, and Milania, 16, have seemingly come to a truce with their uncle Joe Gorga after calling him out on all his trash talk.After years of estrangement, due to Teresa's brother past hostile behavior toward their mom and dad, the sisters spoke about their anger and feeling resentful about his remarks about their family.On Tuesday's episode of the Real Housewives of New Jersey,Teresa, 49, brought her girls over to the home of her fiance Luis Ruelas for pizza, pasta and positive dialog. Patching things up: Teresa Giudice's daughters Gia, 21, (pictured) and Milania, 16, have seemingly come to a truce with their uncle Joe Gorga after calling him out on all his trash talkWhile Gia had already made up with her uncle for badmouthing her father, Joe Giudice, her younger sister Milania, 16, was not so forgiving.

She has become well-known for sporting eye-catching outfits while walking in runway shows around the world.And on Wednesday morning, Irina Shayk turned the streets of New York City into her personal catwalk while stepping out for a brisk walk in the chilly winter air.The 36-year-old fashion industry personality sported a comfortable-yet-chic outfit while heading out to go pick up coffee and pastries at a local cafe, Oslo. Stepping out: Irina Shayk turned the streets of New York City into her personal catwalk while stepping out for a brisk walk in the chilly winter air on Wednesday morning Shayk sported a sizable brown overcoat that obscured much of her frame and was worn on top of an olive green shirt during her walk.The runway regular tucked her top into a pair of slightly loose-fitting dark gray jeans and rocked a stylish set of heeled shoes.

After The Many Saints of Newark, the feature film set in The Sopranos world from David Chase, there was much talk of revisiting Tony’s mob ties.

House of the Dragon is coming to HBO this year.

One of HBO’s highest profile upcoming series is The Last of Us, based on the widely popular 2013 PlayStation game of the same name. The premium network is yet to set a premiere date for the series, starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, which hails from Chernobyl’s Craig Mazin and The Last Of Us creator Neil Druckmann.

EXCLUSIVE: Rupert Grint and Nikki Amuka-Bird have joined Dave Bautista in M. Night Shyamalan’s highly anticipated Knock at the Cabin. Shyamalan will write, direct and produce the thriller for Universal Pictures. Knock at the Cabin will be released by Universal Pictures on February 3, 2023. As with all Shyamalan films, plot details are being kept under lock & key.

EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Modine (Stranger Things, The Dark Knight Rises) is the latest addition to the cast of Christopher Nolan’s anticipated film Oppenheimer for Universal Pictures.

America's Got Talent former finalist Glennis Grace was arrested on 'suspicion of assault' in the Netherlands last week following a scuffle in a supermarket.The details surrounding the event are unclear, but Grace has already been released from police custody.The 43-year-old singer took to Instagram with a lengthy post detailing the event in Dutch, where she proclaimed her innocence following the arrest in Amsterdam. America's Got Talent former finalist Glennis Grace was arrested on 'suspicion of assault' in the Netherlands last week following a scuffle in a supermarket; seen in 2018Using Google translate, the post roughly said: 'Last Saturday I was arrested after an incident in a supermarket in Amsterdam.

Succession boss Jesse Armstrong has said that there’s going to be a very definite moment when the story of Logan Roy and his rotten cabal is over and HBO is taking its lead from its creator.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticThe fear of seemingly harmless strangers that’s heightened during our era of online “relationships” (not to mention COVID) is cannily exploited in actor-turned-writer-director Christian Tafdrup’s “Speak No Evil.” Building on the thorny couple dynamics of his prior features “Parents” and “A Horrible Woman,” this excruciatingly slow-burn thriller has a young Danish family befriended on holiday by a Dutch clan, only to belatedly realize these new BFFs might be hazardous to their health.Tafdrup’s squirm-inducing tale is premiering in Sundance’s Midnight section, and should find ready berth among genre fans, with strong potential for remake bids. (Distribution rights have already been secured by horror streaming service Shudder.) At the same time, its all-too-palpable cruelty will repel some viewers, in the same way such prior atypical horrors as the original “Wolf Creek” and both editions of “Funny Games” did.

Manchester City on Friday when he agreed a short-term deal with League One side Sunderland.City paid a cool £8million initially to lure Roberts to the Etihad from Fulham back in 2015 after beating off a host of top-flight competition.But he made just one Premier League appearance for City during his ill-fated stint at the club.The former England youth international seemed to have the world at his feet when he first arrived in Manchester - but his career has quickly nosedived as Roberts now faces up to life in the third tier of English football.It could, and should, have been a different story for Roberts.The teenager was one of the most coveted players in England before he was prised away from Fulham and was even tracked by his boyhood club, Liverpool.But Roberts decided to snub a move to his beloved Anfield to join City, who were hoovering up some of the country's top young talents at the time.Since then, Roberts has become one of the youngest journeymen in English football.Do you think Roberts is the worst signing in Premier League history? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The winger has had an incredible eight loan spells during his time as a City player - meaning he's averaged a loan spell for every year of his uninspiring City stay.Roberts' initial loan spell at Celtic had looked promising.The winger evolved into a real fans' favourite in Glasgow and notched 18 goals in 78 appearances for the Bhoys over three separate spells.But unfortunately, things began to unwind for Roberts after he moved on from Celtic.He had a nightmare spell in La Liga with Girona before he flopped in the Premier League with newly-promoted Norwich.After failing to score in either of those two loan spells, Roberts

Meat Loaf's I'd Do Anything For Love in the '90s - but that wasn't all she was recognised for.Following the tragic death of Meat Loaf, Daily Star is remembering his finest tracks, and looking back at I'd Do Anything For Love, we have looked into Dana Patrick and her life now.The stunning super model also appeared on the cover of Vogue countless times and became wildly recognised for her glorious photos and utterly jaw-dropping physique.With her stunning brunette locks and her incredible long legs, fans continued to fawn over Dana Patrick after her stint in the music video as she became even more popular in the modelling industry.She had a plump natural pout and commanded attention everywhere she went, but after many years working as a model and an actress - even once appearing alongside Ryan Reynolds - she stepped back.Her modelling and acting career ended in the '90s, and after that, she moved over to her new lavish hobby - photography, and by the sounds of it, she's very talented.LA-based photographer Dana has been praised for her knowledge of the industry, particularly after working in it herself for so long.Over the years the professional has definitely transformed too, with her look changing from supermodel, to casual chic, to stunning blonde.But what does Dana look like now, and what is her life like?The most recent photo of Dana, which even still, dates back to 2019, sees the former supermodel donning short blonde hair and glasses.She remains a natural beauty and can dazzle a room entirely effortlessly.Her plump pout is still as strong as it was in the '90s, though she certainly does look a far stretch away from her young self.

Clayton Davis The USC Scripter Awards has announced its nominees for its 34th annual ceremony, recognizing the best film and television adaptations. Netflix dominated the film category with three films making the cut, all from women screenwriters who also directed their movies: “The Lost Daughter” from Maggie Gyllenhaal, “The Power of the Dog” from Jane Campion and “Passing” from Rebecca Hall. This is the first nomination for all three acclaimed filmmakers.Joel Coen, a two-time nominee for “No Country for Old Men” (2007), for which he won with his brother Ethan, and “True Grit” (2010), was recognized for adapting his black-and-white interpretation of “The Tragedy of Macbeth” for Apple Original Films and A24.

The Visual Effects Society unveiled nominations Tuesday for its 20th annual VES Awards, with Warner Bros’ Dune and Disney’s animated Encanto leading all nominees with six apiece, followed by the Disney+ Marvel series Loki which has four noms to lead all broadcast series.

Editors note: Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series debuts and celebrates the scripts of films that will be factors in this year’s movie awards race.

Denis Villeneuve‘s operatic space epic, “Dune” is not only a “spellbinding arthouse blockbuster” (as our review aptly put it), but it’s a tactile piece of art with terrific craftsmanship that makes it feel much more rich, real, and lived-in, as opposed to a lot of films that rely on CGI effects that can feel hollow. That palpable, textured feel of much of the movie is perhaps no better evinced than in the outstanding make-up job for Stellan Skarsgard‘s evil, monstrous Baron Harkonnen character, a hideous, frightening behemoth that’s supposed to be 600lbs.

Every Tuesday, discriminating viewers are confronted with a flurry of choices: new releases on disc and on-demand, vintage and original movies on any number of streaming platforms, catalog titles making a splash on Blu-ray or 4K. This biweekly column sifts through all of those choices to pluck out the movies most worth your time, no matter how you’re watching.

Hollywood has lost another star.