Laura Palmer: Last News

Julee Cruise, whose gorgeous collaborations with David Lynch elevated projects such as “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks,” has died at 65 years old. Her husband, Edward Grinnant, revealed the news on a B-52’s Facebook page, as first reported by The Guardian. Cruise was an occasional touring member of the band, acting as Cindy Wilson’s stand-in on stretches from 1992 to 1999.“For those of you who go back I thought you might want to know that I said goodby to my wife, Julee Cruise, today,” he wrote.

EXCLUSIVE: David Lynch had a great knack for discovering leading lady talent, actresses who would ascend to bigger heights. One of those is Lara Flynn Boyle, who played the role of Donna Hayward in Lynch’s early 1990s ABC series Twin Peaks.

Twin Peaks box set Z To A is being re-released in 2025.READ MORE: These are Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks’ favourite movies, according to Kyle MacLachlanOriginally released on Blu-ray in 2019, Twin Peaks: From Z To A was limited to just 25,000 copies worldwide. It contained all three seasons of Twin Peaks, including the 2017 reboot series Twin Peaks: The Return, and the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.It also featured 27 hours of bonus features from across all three seasons, consisting of cast and crew interviews, documentaries, deleted scenes and more.This new re-release is an updated version of the classic collection, with new packaging, plus all of the episodes in high definition, and 4K transfers of the original series pilot and Part 8 of the limited event series.Twin Peaks stars Kyle MacLachlan as FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, who arrives at the titular town to investigate the murder of a teenage girl called Laura Palmer (played by Sheryl Lee).

Twin Peaks: From Z to A” 4K boxed set is available for pre-order on Amazon. And right now, it’s on sale for $55.29 (reg. $69.99), a 21% savings.

Twin Peaks to Future Man have been selected.READ MORE: The best TV soundtracks… ever!One user posted a question about the “weirdest” shows ever made, saying they’d love to find more. They wrote: “I loved Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency and Legion and I think they are the weirdest shows I’ve ever gotten into.

On behalf of Brats everywhere, Kyle MacLachlan appears to be planting the seeds for a Charli XCX video set in the Lynch-ian universe.

Kyle MacLachlan has shared a list of 10 films that he thinks would be his Twin Peaks character Dale Cooper’s favourites – check out the list below.MacLachlan played the FBI agent Cooper in David Lynch’s cult show Twin Peaks in its initial run in 1990 and 1991, its 1992 spin-off film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, and its 2017 revival, Twin Peaks: The Return.The eccentric investigator is assigned to the town of Twin Peaks in the show to look into the brutal murder of the high school student Laura Palmer, although he is often more interested in the quality of the coffee and a good cherry pie than anything else.Now, in a post on the film social networking site Letterboxd, MacLachlan has posted a list of films that he has described as “Dale Cooper’s picks”.The list includes the 1954 Alfred Hitchcock classic Rear Window, the subversive 1977 Italian horror film Suspiria and the satirical 1979 Peter Sellers comedy-drama Being There.It also includes a couple of noir classics – 1944’s Laura and Double Indemnity – as well as Ingmar Bergman’s arthouse gem Persona, the James Stewart courtroom drama Anatomy of a Murder and the 1981 sex comedy Waitress!In a moment of meta self-reflection, the list is rounded out by Blue Velvet, Lynch and MacLachlan’s previous collaboration, and Fire Walk With Me itself.MacLachlan is currently starring in the highly anticipated television adaptation of the video game franchise, Fallout, which arrived on Prime Video earlier this month.And the actor, at the request of his Fallout co-star Ella Purnell, recently sent the “sweetest” video to a Twin Peaks mega fan.Speaking to NME, Purnell revealed that she’d left it late to get her friend – who was a huge fan of the David Lynch show – a Christmas gift and so

Todd Gilchrist editor When Julee Cruise died last year on June 9, David Lynch fans lost another of the essential, even inextricable collaborators who became a part of their lives as a result of being part of his art. Her ethereal singing is synonymous with both “Blue Velvet” and the many incarnations of “Twin Peaks,” the latter of whose title theme she performed. If Cruise’s absence from the physical plane runs the risk of dimming her star in our collective memories, Sacred Bones’ vinyl reissue of her 1989 album “Floating Into the Night” offers a welcome opportunity to restore it to its full luster by letting listeners experience her work anew — carrying the legacy of her and Lynch’s historic collaboration, but unencumbered by the images he paired with her music.

EXCLUSIVE: Ohio’s Good Deed Entertainment has acquired worldwide rights to campsite drama feature Always, Lola. The distributor is planning an August release.

The cast of Twin Peaks reunited over the weekend to wine and dine and catch up with old friends.

Sky Ferreira has finally returned...and there's a fire on her street.