Rare ‘Tomorrow War’ Theatrical Release Scores $8 Million in China

As the situation in Ukraine escalates, Peta Murgatroyd is holding out hope for her husband and his home country.

Now we are finally understanding more about why Pete Davidson jumped off the ‘Gram so quickly after he first re-joined the social media app!

Emily Longeretta The “Love Is Blind” cast is getting back together. On Friday, March 4, Netflix will debut season 2 the reunion special, during which some of the contestants will reunite to look back at their time on the show and share where they stand with their partner now. Nick and Vanessa Lachey will return as hosts.Season 2 followed the engagements of six couples: Deepti Vempati and Shake Chatterjee; Natalie Lee and Shayne Jansen; Danielle Ruhl and Nick Thompson; Iyanna McNeely and Jarrette Jones; Shaina Hurley and Kyle Abrams; and Mallory Zapata and Sal Perez.Five of the couples made it to the altar.

So long, “Skete.” While Kanye West and Pete Davidson’s Instagram saga likely isn’t ending any time soon, one of them isn’t sticking around to entertain the madness any longer. Pete quit the social platform yet again—and this time, Ye is taking credit for driving him off the app.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe Russian government announced that it has taken steps to “partially restrict access” to Facebook in the country, asserting that the social network censored official news outlets amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.Facebook was “involved in the violation of fundamental human rights and freedoms, as well as the rights and freedoms of Russian citizens,” by restricting Kremlin-backed news sources, according to an announcement released Friday (Feb. 25) by Roskomnadzor, the Russian governmental agency responsible for monitoring and censoring Russian media.

Love Is Blind is undeniably a hit.While there’s still a bit of internal weeping when we think of all the great original shows that or series finale, that won’t be the case with their popular reality dating show Love Is Blind. Back in 2020, after a successful first season of pure binge-worthy drama, the streaming service that we would get seasons 2 and 3.

In the wake of “Death On The Nile,” Be Reel peers through its spyglass at that classic sub-sub-genre Nautical Murder Mysteries. Along for the pleasure cruise is Mashable illustrator Bob Al-Greene, who’s currently working on the first-ever graphic novelization of an Agatha Christie mystery.

Russia has been banned from this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

This Morning fans were treated to another new hosting duo during the last episode of the week.

Sarah Michelle Gellar stunned fans with red hair in a fiery throwback photo and revealed the inspiration behind the dramatic look.READ: Freddie Prinze Jr admits he and Sarah Michelle Gellar are 'strict' with their two childrenThe former Buffy the Vampire star told fans on Instagram it has been 29 years since she started on All My Children and shared a pic of her younger self looking dramatically at the camera.WATCH: Sarah Michelle Gellar's daughter has showcased her impressive trampolining skillsIn the comments, bestie and co-star Lindsay Price revealed the secret behind SMG's dramatic gaze, writing: "Well… They told us to look like we were wondering if we left the oven on. Remember!?"READ: Sarah Michelle Gellar details difficult health battle for important reasonREAD: Exclusive: Sarah Michelle Gellar opens up about sending kids back to school amid new undertaking Sarah said in response: "@lindsayjprice for me it was the curling iron…still is!" Don't worry Sarah, we've all been there!In the stunning image, the Cruel Intentions actress is rocking thinner 90s brows, a sheer light brown lipstick and a matching red plaited headband - and it's safe to say we are obsessed!A post shared by Sarah Michelle (@sarahmgellar)Sarah Michelle Gellar looking incredible as Kendall HartCaptioning the pic, Sarah said: "29 years ago today, I got to introduce the world to Kendall Hart on #allmychildren.

Mick Jagger and Questlove are exec producing a four-part docuseries about I Got You (I Feel Good) star James Brown for A&E.

Valery Gergiev, the Russian conductor and longtime supporter of Russian president Vladimir Putin, will not take the stage at Carnegie Hall with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra as planned this weekend, with a spokeswoman for the famed venue explaining that the change “was made due to recent world events.”

Pete Doherty required “immediate” medical treatment after the musician became ill whilst on tour.The star has been forced to cancel his upcoming gigs, which were due to take place this weekend.Pete, 42, is best known as the frontman for English rock band The Libertines, alongside fellow vocalist and guitar player Carl Barât, 43.The singer has had no choice but to cancel his upcoming gigs, as he remains under “close observation” from doctors.Pete fell ill while on tour, suffering from a high fever and shortness of breath.Despite his worrying symptoms, the diagnosis of COVID-19 was ruled out after the star tested negative for the virus.A statement released on Pete’s behalf revealed that the musician has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection.Due to his continued health battle, a number of his shows around the UK have been cancelledWhile Pete’s fans might be disappointed by this outcome, it was made clear that the decision was “not taken lightly”, but that doctors told the singer not perform “under any circumstances”.The Libertines, who are in the middle of their rescheduled ‘Giddy Up A Ding-Dong Tour’, took to Instagram yesterday to share the news.The statement read: “A doctor has been called to assess Peter's condition tonight after he developed a high fever and shortness of breath.“Thankfully, he has tested negative for COVID-19, but has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection which requires immediate treatment.“Unfortunately, he [Pete] has been advised not to perform tonight under any circumstances, which was not a decision taken lightly, and he remained under close observation with the doctor.“Further updates tomorrow afternoon with regard to the weekend’s show.”The Libertines had been scheduled to perform at

CBS News’ Holly Williams calls the experience of covering Russia’s invasion “surreal,” and even if that word gets a bit overused, she has good reason.

EXCLUSIVE: The documentary film team at Netflix might be popping champagne corks together right about now, if Covid didn’t inhibit the whole in-person office scenario. They’ve got a lot to celebrate.

EXCLUSIVE: Kast Media is going from The OC to The Hills. The MTV reality series is getting its own rewatch podcast.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has shared new updates from his native Ukraine amidst the conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The Dancing with the Stars pro, 42, posted two videos to Instagram on Friday, February 25 from a bomb shelter in the capitol city of Kyivand, which has come under attack by Russian troops. Maks said that while he’s currently “safe” in the Eastern Europe country, he’s learning from fellow Ukrainians that “the situation is pretty dire.”

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, Screen Gems has acquired the rights to an untitled comedy, which is set to star London Hughes with Cat Wilkins penning script and Tim Story directing. Todd Garner and Spencer Walken are producing on behalf of Broken Road. Hughes will exe produce

EXCLUSIVE:  WME has inked Oscar winning writer-director Guy Nattiv and his producing partner Jaime Ray Newman.

Who knew planning a wedding could be so hard? Machine Gun Kelly shared his matrimony struggles while appearing on the Thursday episode of The Late Late Show. “A lot’s been going on since last you were on the show,” host James Corden told MGK, 31, referencing his new engagement with Megan Fox. James, 43, asked Machine Gun (b. Colson Baker) about when he and Megan, 35, were thinking of getting married. The singer said, “When they can build me, like, a red river with gothic –” MGK trailed off as he tried to find the right words before settling with, “The location is hard, trying to find a spot that’s matching my artistic [vision].”

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief“Free Guy” grabbed a convincing win at the top of the China box office, marking the end of a Hollywood drought and was earned despite difficult conditions.The family-friendly comedy earned $23.8 million in three days, according to data from Artisan Gateway. That was fully 56% of the nationwide theatrical haul between Friday and Sunday.It earned $3.77 million of its total from Imax screens.