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A familiar face is about to matriculate on Bel-Air: Tatyana Ali, who played Ashley Banks in The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, is set to recur as an English literature teacher in the second season of the Peacock reboot. The CW also released the Season 2 trailer, which teases tumultuous times ahead for Will (Jabari Banks).

ABC is bringing back a trio of unscripted series.

Peacock‘s Pitch Perfect spinoff Bumper In Berlin has been renewed for a second season.

Netflix announced on Tuesday a February 23 premiere date for the third season of its hit drama series Outer Banks.Taking to social media, the streamer posted a reel with a montage of new stills from the forthcoming chapter of the popular show. Set in North Carolina, the series hones in on a group of teenage friends called the Pogues, following them as they come of age.The streamer also shared which cast members would return.

Actor Ronan Vibert, best known for his roles in The Snowman and Saving Mr. Banks has died following a “short illness”.

EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Lillard and Josh Hutcherson are set for Blumhouse’s feature take of the popular video game Five Nights at Freddy’s. 

Here they go again — again! Steve Martin and Martin Short added another project to their long list of collaborations when they brought back their iconic Father of the Bride characters on Saturday Night Live.

It’s morphin’ time! The original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers only aired for two years, but it became a ’90s phenomenon — and spawned a ton of spinoffs and sequels.

EXCLUSIVE: We hear that Kris Rey is set to direct Sooner or Later, a romantic comedy that’s early in the works at 20th Century Studios from scribe Tess Morris and produced by Logan‘s Scott Frank.

The late Ray Liotta is seen in one of his final roles in the first preview released for the comedy Cocaine Bear, which showcases a drug-addled bear on a murderous rampage.The action comedy movie, directed by Elizabeth Banks, is based on the true story of a black bear in 1985 who found and consumed a multimillion dollar package of cocaine smugglers air-dropped into a forest in the state of Georgia.While the bear in real life died from an overdose near where officials found torn-up packages that contained the drug, the film takes artistic license with the premise, sending the bear on a bloody spree involving multiple people. The latest: The late Ray Liotta is seen in one of his final roles in the first preview released for the comedy Cocaine Bear, which showcases a drug-addled bear on a murderous rampageThe trailer, underscored to the 1983 song White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) from Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel, depicts the insanity that ensues when officials and  tourists encounter the frenetic bear.Liotta's character, a drug kingpin, dispatches two of his underlings (Alden Ehrenreich and O'Shea Jackson Jr.) to find and recover the missing contraband.

Earlier this week, social media lit up as users excitedly uploaded the poster for the Elizabeth Banks-directed Cocaine Bear, imagining what a movie with that title might be like. They got some idea today when Universal dropped the bonkers first trailer for the film “inspired by the true story of a drug runner’s 1985 plane crash, missing cocaine, and the black bear that ate it.” The movie, billed as a character-driven thriller, seems to have a good bit of fun with the premise.

EXCLUSIVE: Mickey Sumner will star opposite Elizabeth Banks in A Mistake — the medical drama from writer-director Christine Jeffs (Sunshine Cleaning) that was first announced during the 2022 Cannes Market.

Rolling Stone, he said that he wouldn't echo his former view again "because when I said it the times weren't as sensitive as they are now. "I think we love to make big deals out of things that aren't necessarily big deals, because we can," he said. The Oscars takes place on 25 February 2019.

From the halls of Barden University to the streets of Berlin, Adam Devine is taking his Pitch Perfect character Bumper international in the film’s spinoff series coming to Peacock.

Three films opening this weekend highlight women’s rights, class and racism — nothing ripped from today’s headlines exactly, but features with a distinctive moment and point of view that appear particularly relevant today. Call Jane, Holy Spider and Armageddon Time join Tár, Till, The Banshees of Inisherin and others already in theaters as it gets crowded out there in specialty.

The end has come for City On A Hill. Showtime has canceled the drama series after three seasons, Deadline has confirmed. The Season 3 finale will now serve as the series finale. The third season launched in September.

Elizabeth Banks put on a rather leggy display in a figure-hugging ensemble as she made her way to the Trevor Noah show in New York City earlier Wednesday. The Hunger Games alum, 48, opted for a burgundy-colored dress that effortlessly showcased her fit physique. The talented star has been promoting her latest historical bio titled, Call Jane, which officially premieres in theaters later this month on October 28.   Stylish: Elizabeth Banks, 48, made a fashion statement in a burgundy dress as she headed to the Trevor Noah show in New York City earlier on Wednesday  The beauty flaunted her sense of style and donned a long-sleeved, burgundy knit dress to stay warm in the fall temperatures.  The fashionable ensemble contained a thigh-high cut out on the right side with a racy suspender detail, giving a glimpse of her long legs. Elizabeth slipped into a pair of over-the-knee, heeled boots.The Pitch Perfect star held a cheerful smile on her face when she was surrounded by a group of paparazzi as she left her hotel.  Busy day: The talented star held a big smile on her face as she made her way to an interview on the Trevor Noah show in the big apple  Her blonde locks were parted to the side and slicked back into a stylish up do, revealing a pair of large, gold-hooped earrings. She kept her makeup classic and simple, adding black winged eyeliner and a nude-colored glossy lipstick. During an interview on CBS Mornings, Elizabeth opened up about her new abortion drama titled, Call Jane. When talking about the script, she expressed, 'For me, when I first read it, I just thought, 'Oh this will be such a great way to honor a little piece of history of these very revolutionary women in Chicago.'  The premise of the film, which is based

Elizabeth Banks and Busy Philipps both opted to wear fashionable jumpsuits while attending the Reproductive Rights Gala in New York on Tuesday.Banks, 48, showed off her toned arms at the event - held at Jazz at Lincoln Center - in a spaghetti strap look, which she paired with clear heels featuring a heart in the center.Meanwhile Philipps, 43, looked stylish in a blue and white floral jumpsuit with long sleeves, which she paired with a silver Chanel bag.  Stylish gals: Elizabeth Banks and Busy Philipps both opted to wear fashionable jumpsuits while attending the Reproductive Rights Gala in New York on TuesdayThe gala supports the Center for Reproductive Rights, a global nonprofit organization that uses the power of law to 'advance reproductive rights as fundamental human rights around the world.'  Banks wore her blonde tresses parted in the middle and styled straight for the evening.As for glam, the Charlie's Angels star drew attention to her eyes with black eyeliner and mascara and wore pink lipstick.

Elizabeth Banks displayed her edgy side as she promoted her new film Call Jane.The actress, 48, worked a grey pinstripe blazer, leather gloves, and a dazzling netted skirt as she posed outside of The View in New York on Tuesday.She shot a fierce gaze towards the camera as she posed confidently in her black high heels. Suits her! Elizabeth Banks displayed her edgy side in a blazer dress as she posed outside The View in New York City on Tuesday Her toned legs were encased in sheer tights and her blonde hair was slicked back into a center-parted updo.A simple grey dress was worn beneath her blazer.

and Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas programming are front and center this last full week of October. from Abbott Elementary to Grey’s Anatomy gets into the spirit before the Thanksgiving holiday takes over.In addition to these candy-coated offerings, there are a few serious and timely TV and film options that I’d be remiss not to put on your radar.

Three-time Emmy nominee Elizabeth Banks brought the late eighties/early nineties glam to the Los Angeles premiere of Call Jane, which was held inside the Skirball Cultural Center on Thursday.The Massachusetts-born 48-year-old looked elegant in a strapless black cocktail dress, featuring a thigh-high slit, with matching opera gloves and pumps selected by styling duo Wendi & Nicole Ferreira.Banks (born Mitchell) finished off her retro look with side-parted blonde waves, disco ball-style earrings, and a bright red pout. Turning heads: Three-time Emmy nominee Elizabeth Banks brought the late eighties/early nineties glam to the Los Angeles premiere of Call Jane, which was held inside the Skirball Cultural Center on ThursdayElizabeth stars as 1968-era Chicago housewife Joy, whose life-saving abortion introduces her to an underground feminist group called the Jane Collective, in Phyllis Nagy's drama hitting US theaters October 28 and UK theaters November 4.'I really hope that when people watch this film it opens up their sense of empathy for a road that they might never have to travel, but have a little less judgment for those who do,' the Press Your Luck host said on the red carpet.