‘Invincible’ Season Two Teaser: Amazon Prime Video’s Acclaimed Adult Animated Superhero Series Returns Late 2023

What really makes a family? HBO’s new comedy series “Rain Dogs” explores a dynamic that doesn’t fit into standard conventions. This project — made in conjunction with BBC One — focuses on a family built around a single mother, her young daughter, and a gay friend.

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Fifty years ago, the sci-fi thriller “Soylent Green” warned viewers of a distant future—the year 2022—where environmental catastrophe and over-population would cause such dire resource scarcity that the bodies of those who ended their lives voluntarily and with the government’s assistance were transformed into edible wafers to feed the masses. In “White Plastic Sky,” a heady dystopian animated feature from Hungary, directors Tibor Bánóczki and Sarolta Szabó depart from nearly the exact same premise, a reality a century from now where crops and animals no longer exist, but the solution to ensure humanity’s survival is no longer a matter of personal agency but of mandated duty for all citizens.

 in 2021 at Universal Studios Japan. Its North American counterpart,, carries over the same medley of real set pieces and augmented reality projection mapping, with guests donning AR goggles as they race through underwater courses and the fan-favorite Rainbow Road. “I’ve ridden this thing 200 times,” Corfino shares.

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Harry Styles‘ hit ‘As It Was’ live at BBC’s iconic Maida Vale studios.The ’80s new wave band performed a set for Radio 2 as part of Piano Room Month that was broadcast yesterday (February 16) and were accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra for their cover. They also revisited two of their classic hits, ‘Love Plus One’ and ‘Fantastic Day’, elsewhere in the set, which you can listen to in full here.“It’s a great song, isn’t it? [It’s] so catchy,” said frontman Nick Heyward when Radio 2’s Ken Bruce asked him why they had chosen to cover ‘As It Was’.Haircut 100 were only active between 1981-1984 but have since reunited.

The White Lotus season three in a recent interview.The first season of the acclaimed HBO drama series took place in Hawaii, with last year’s follow-up relocating to Sicily. A third run of episodes was confirmed last November, but specific details remain under wraps.During a conversation with Vulture published this week, however, Jackass co-creator and star Knoxville seemingly let slip that the forthcoming third season may be set in Tokyo, Japan.The White Lotus came up in the interview after Knoxville was asked whether he’d further pursue sitcom acting following the cancellation of his Hulu series Reboot.

Former BBC Royal Correspondent Michael Cole has argued that King Charles has "played a blinder" by inviting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to his coronation and leaving the decision on their attendance up to them. Discussing the Sussesexes and the coronation with Sky News Australia host Paul Murray, Michael argued: "The King, actually, has played a blinder here.

Environmental concerns have been raised over the sub-standard use of wood burning stoves.

Superdrug shoppers have been left so impressed with the results of a hydrating serum that they claim that it is one of the best skincare products you can buy on the market.

Plans to get Paisley and the rest of Renfrewshire’s towns “thriving” need to be taken forward using “common sense” amid fears pavements could become hazardous for people with disabilities.

Love Island viewers are already so excited to watch tonight's episode as Jessie, Claudia and Samie are told to leave the villa to meet up with the bombshells who were dumped in the dramatic Casa Amor recoupling.

A man has been arrested in connection with a serious sexual offence in North Ayrshire involving an 18-year-old woman.

Scots Love Island star Lydia Karakyriakou's best pal says her short time in the Villa has been bittersweet but she’s looking forward to giving her "massive cuddle at the airport".

Christopher Vourlias In a day that was in turns hopeful, angry, determined and defiant, industry stakeholders set the stage Thursday in Berlin for a concerted, pan-European push to boost diversity, inclusion and representation in the continent’s screen industries.   The Equity and Inclusion Pathways Seminar, which took place Feb. 16 during the European Film Market, laid out an action plan that the day’s participants said would have a transformative impact on policy frameworks across Europe. “I think there’s an awakening,” said Victoria Thomas, of the Anti-Racism Taskforce for European Film (ARTEF). “We don’t have to explain to people anymore. There’s a general consensus that something needs to be done.”

NSYNC‘s JC Chasez is giving his take on the modern boy bands of today.

Greenwich Entertainment has picked up all rights excluding TV to the documentary Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV, directed and produced by Amanda Kim, which world premiered in U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. 

Stephen Colbert, a noted fantasy fan, has come on board to help develop and produce a series adaptation of Roger Zelazny’s The Chronicles of Amber.

Seth Rogen claimed the funniest moment of the Critics' Choice Awards 2023 when he took to the stage and roasted The CW. The 40-year-old funnyman – who recently smoked three joints simultaneously on Instagram – was presenting Best Comedy Series when he nailed the network for airing the ceremony, despite having 'zero' nominations. Rogen also took the awards show to task for employing the 'weird' format of presenting the Best Supporting Actor/Actress categories at the same time.  Comedy king: Seth Rogen, 40, claimed the funniest moment of Critics' Choice Awards 2023 when he took to the stage and roasted The CW. The comedian was presenting Best Comedy Series when he nailed the network for airing the ceremony, despite having 'zero' nominations'I have never been to this,' Rogen began. 'Do they always give two awards out at the same time? That was weird!'  The A-list audience erupted in laughter and applause, leading Seth to ask: 'Why do they do that? Are we crunched for time?''Get another hour!' he declared.