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Fremantle has acquired a majority stake in David Glover and Mark Raphael’s 72 Films.

Mr. Bungle member Theo Brooks Lengyel has been named as a “person of interest” in a missing persons case.Lengyel was one of the founding members of the American experimental rock band that was formed in Eureka, California. He worked with the group from 1985 until 1996 and played various instruments including saxophone, clarinet and keyboards.

We’re Here is getting a revamp. HBO announced today it has renewed the reality series for a fourth season with new hosts Drag Race Season 9 winner Sasha Velour, Canada’s Drag Race Season 1 winner Priyanka and Drag Race Season 12 champ Jaida Essence Hall. They will replace Bob the Drag Queen, D.J. “Shangela” Pierce and Eureka O’Hara, who starred in the first three seasons. Production is slated to begin on Season 4 later this month.

EXCLUSIVE: Callan McAuliffe (The Walking Dead), Blu Hunt (X-Men New Mutants), Samuel Arnold (Emily in Paris) and Annie Q. Riegel (The Leftovers) are starring in a contemporary movie spin-off of Charles Dickens classic Great Expectations.

Naman Ramachandran Sovereign has acquired U.K. and Ireland distribution rights for Lisandro Alonso’s Cannes title “Eureka,” starring Viggo Mortensen. The film recently had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival’s Cannes Premiere strand in May. “Eureka” follows the story of Alaina (Alaina Clifford), a police officer in the Pine Ridge Reservation who decides to stop responding to her radio, leaving her niece Sadie waiting in vain for her return. Hurt by Alaina’s absence, Sadie embarks on a journey with the guidance of her grandfather. The journey transcends time and space, taking her to South America and transforming her perception of the world. As Sadie encounters the dreams of the forest dwellers, she learns that birds, if understood, hold truths that humans can’t grasp.

David Benedict Jonathan Spector’s 2018 comedy “Eureka Day” first attracted attention in productions in Berkeley and Brooklyn. But in its sharp U.K. premiere starring Helen Hunt, this often very funny satire about parental attitudes to an outbreak of mumps has suddenly leapt into focus — since it’s really about fiercely personal, highly politicized responses to enforced vaccination. This depiction of over-articulate parents fighting it out in initially polite then savage dialogue (now playing at the Old Vic in London) owes a huge debt to Yasmina Reza’s more caustic “The God of Carnage,” but anyone searching for proof that timing is everything need look no further. “You can always spot a Eureka Day kid because at soccer games they’re the ones who cheer when the other team scores.” So says Carina (ideally poised Susan Kelechi Watson), the parent new to the private California school which gives the play its otherwise obscure title. Attracted by the school’s dedication to its “social justice component,” Carina has been newly elected to the executive board, whose deliberations in a perkily-colored children’s schoolroom form the play.

Helen Hunt became "very boring" after finding fame. The 59-year-old actress became known around the world when she starred opposite Jack Nicholson in the 1997 romcom 'As Good As It Gets' and became "spooked" by the media intrusion that followed. She said: "There were a couple of years when I was a little spooked.

, it was the release of the acerbic romcom in 1997 – in which Hunt’s waitress and single mother forms a love-hate relationship with Jack Nicholson’s misanthropic author – that saw her career truly go supernova. As Good As It Gets brought overnight fame and a best actress Oscar. And yet, the decades since have seen if not a disappearance of that fame, at least an erosion, with few of her films bothering the box office or the Academy (although she did land a best supporting actress nomination for 2012 indie film The Sessions).

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EXCLUSIVE: Emmy winner Loretta Devine, Sheila E. and Misty Copeland round out the lead voice cast of Eureka!, Disney Jr.’s upcoming animated preschool series, joining previously announced leads Ruth Righi, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Lil Rel Howery and Javier Muñoz. Also cast in recurring roles are Ellie Kemper (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Jack McBrayer (30 Rock), Ryan Michelle Bathé (The Endgame) and Wendell Pierce (Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan.) Disney also has released a trailer for the upcoming series. You can watch it below.

They’re going to need more roses: ABC has renewed The Bachelor for a 27th season.

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Hacks, Eternals, It’s A Sin and RuPaul’s Drag Race were among the big winners at the 33rd annual GLAAD Media Awards, which were handed out at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on Saturday night.The awards honor media for “fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues.”It's alright cause I'm Saved by the Bell #GLAADawards pic.twitter.com/2ud7dgOcDB— GLAAD (@glaad) April 4, 2022The ceremony was hosted by Drag Race alumni Bob the Drag Queen, Eureka O’ Hara, and D.J.

Saved by the Bell, Eternals, and Hacks are among the honorees feted at the 33rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards held in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Clayton Echard reunited with Susie Evans after she left Iceland without him on Tuesday's season finale of The Bachelor on ABC.The 28-year-old medical sales rep from Eureka, Missouri, was rejected by Susie, 28, a wedding videographer from Virginia Beach, Virginia, after a last-ditch effort to win her back.Clayton earlier met with Rachel Recchia, 25, and Gabriela 'Gabby' Windey, 30, to break up with both of them at the same time. Season finale: Clayton Echard reunited with Susie Evans after she left Iceland without him on Tuesday's season finale of The Bachelor on ABCThe two-hour season 26 finale was hosted by Jesse Palmer, 43, who interviewed Clayton and Susie live after showing the emotional developments in Iceland.Jesse noted that he knew Clayton was in love with Susie and asked her if she was in love with him.

Clayton Echard told Rachel Recchia and Gabriela 'Gabby' Windey that he was in love with them on Monday's episode of The Bachelor during a 'rose ceremony from hell'.The 28-year-old medical sales rep from Eureka, Missouri, also told Rachel, 25, a flight instructor from Clermont, Florida, and Gabby, an ICU nurse from O'Fallon, Illinois, that he had been intimate with each of them during Fantasy Suites week.Clayton additionally revealed that he also was in love with Susie Evans, 28, a wedding videographer from Virginia Beach, Virginia, but that she walked off the show due to his relationship with them. Season finale:Clayton Echard told Rachel Recchia and Gabriela 'Gabby' Windey that he was in love with them on Monday's episode of The Bachelor during a 'rose ceremony from hell'Rachel and Gabby both broke down in tears leaving Clayton, standing alone at the podium with the two roses.The two-hour episode, part one of a two-part season 26 finale, opened with host Jesse Palmer, 43, saying the finale was one of the most controversial ever.

Clayton Echard and Shanae Ankney took their turns on the hot seat on Monday during The Bachelor: Women Tell All special on ABC.The 28-year-old sales rep from Eureka, Missouri, was scolded by the group of women he previously dated for keeping Shanae, 29, of Sycamore, Ohio, on the show for so long despite repeated warnings that she was toxic.Clayton was welcomed onto the two-hour season 26 episode by new host Jesse Palmer, 43, who starred on season five of The Bachelor in 2004. Hot seat:Clayton Echard and Shanae Ankney took their turns on the hot seat on Monday during The Bachelor: Women Tell All special on ABC'First time in a while that you've sat here in front of all the ladies.

Clayton Echard eliminated Serene Russell after meeting her family on Monday's episode of The Bachelor on ABC as the field narrowed to the final three.The 26-year-old elementary school teacher from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was sent home during a rose ceremony by Clayton, a 28-year-old medical sales rep from Eureka, Missouri.Clayton during the rose ceremony offered roses that were gladly accepted by Susie Evans, 28, a wedding videographer from Poquoson, Virginia; Gabriella 'Gabby' Windey, 30, a nurse from O'Fallon, Illinois; and Rachel Recchia, 25, a flight instructor from Clermont, Florida. Rose ceremony:Clayton Echard eliminated Serene Russell after meeting her family on Monday's episode of The Bachelor on ABC as the field narrowed to the final threeSerene was left empty-handed after show host Jesse Palmer, 43, noted that Clayton was down to his final rose, which went to Rachel.'Can I walk you out?,' Clayton asked Serene who earlier shared that she had fallen in love with him.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefLeading production conglomerate Fremantle announced a new structure in Australia that will bring the development and production of all its entertainment, reality, and game show formats under the control of unscripted producer, Eureka Productions. Eureka is led by co-CEOs Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin.

Fremantle Australia has appointed Greg Woods as permanent CEO and restructured, focusing on drama, docs and factual and bringing entertainment, reality and gameshows under Eureka Productions.

Clayton Echard eliminated Genevieve Parisi and Sarah Hamrick after couples therapy sessions with a psychoanalyst on Monday's episode of The Bachelor on ABC.The 28-year-old medical sales representative from Eureka, Missouri sent them home after traveling with the final seven to Vienna, Austria.Clayton during a group date introduced Genevieve, Sarah, Teddi Wright, Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey to psychoanalyst Katherine after sending them a date card with the Sigmund Freud quote, 'How bold one gets when one is sure of being loved'. Psychoanalyst sessions:Clayton Echard eliminated Genevieve Paris and Sarah Hamrick after couples therapy sessions with a psychoanalyst on Monday's episode of The Bachelor on ABC'Welcome to Vienna, the hometown of modern psychotherapy.