‘South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2’ Gets Teaser & Paramount+ Premiere Date

Brian Austin Green is opening up about the birth of his newborn son!

Conservative actor Jon Voight called for President Biden to be impeached this week, accusing him of having "wronged this nation's glory." Voight, an avid supporter of Donald Trump, called for the president to be removed from office in a video he posted to his Twitter account Tuesday.  The actor did not specifically cite his grievances or why he believed Biden should be booted from the commander-in-chief role but claimed, "we’re all feeling very unsafe." Jon Voight attends the 2019 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Feb. 24, 2019, in Beverly Hills, California.  (Tony Barson/FilmMagic) "My dear friends, we're all saddened by so much turmoil that has been brought upon this life we live," Voight said.

Dumbarton hero Murdo MacLeod is donating his shirt from one of the greatest days in the club’s history as centrepiece of a new 150th anniversary exhibition.

Emily Longeretta The “Field of Dreams” TV adaptation is no longer happening at Peacock, Variety has learned exclusively. Universal Television is currently shopping the project to other outlets.The show adaptation of the 1989 movie was ordered straight-to-series at Peacock in August 2021. Michael Schur was set as writer and executive producer under Fremulon, with Lawrence Gordon of The Gordon Company also executive producing with David Miner of 3 Arts and Morgan Sackett.

News 12 dominated with 80 nominations for the 65th annual New York Emmy Awards nominations, which were revealed today.

South Park: The Streaming Wars – you can check it out below.The first part, which aired on Paramount+ on June 1, saw the residents of South Park tussle over elevated land to make money streaming water to others in the town as they faced a drought – combining themes of climate change with the battle between streaming services like Netflix and Disney+.In a trailer for The Streaming Wars Part 2, Randy is seen going “full-nuclear Karen” as he tries to gain access to a water park.South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2 is scheduled to be released on Paramount+ on July 13. The service is available through Amazon Prime in the UK for an additional fee.This is the fourth feature-length special to be released on Paramount+, following last year’s specials South Park: Post Covid and South Park: Post Covid: The Return Of Covid.South Park concluded its 25th season after six episodes back in March.

Naman Ramachandran Leading entertainment marketing and content production company Trailer Park Group is continuing its Asia Pacific expansion drive with the hiring of two key executives.The company, which recently acquired Mumbai-based boutique creative agency White Turtle Studios, has appointed Tamagna Ghosh as APAC MD, and Gina Grosso as senior VP of global production, both reporting into group CEO Rick Eiserman. Specializing in streaming, film, gaming, technology and lifestyle brand clients, including Amazon, Disney, HBO, Netflix and Xbox, the group has production capabilities across its specialty studios – Trailer Park, Art Machine, MXW, Mirada, and now White Turtle Studios.Mumbai-based Ghosh joins from Amazon India, where during his six years as head of creative marketing for Prime Video, he led campaigns for hit originals “The Family Man,” “Mirzapur,” “Paatal Lok” and “Made in Heaven.” During a previous stint with Walt Disney Studios he introduced Indian localized theatrical marketing strategies for the Avengers and Star Wars franchises and for “The Jungle Book.” He will be in charge of Trailer Park’s expansion across the APAC entertainment and gaming landscape, which is expected to include further mergers and acquisitions and significant investment in state-of-the-art technology.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorThe Palm Springs International ShortFest wrapped Sunday with juried prizes going to Estonia’s “Sierra” for Best of the Fest, South Korea’s “The Cave” for best animated short and “The Sentence of Michael Thompson” for best documentary, in both juried and audience categories. Cambodia’s “Further and Further Away” took the best live action short over 15 minutes prize and “The Right Words” from France won the best live action short 15 minutes and under category.The winners of the top awards are eligible to submit their shorts to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for Oscar consideration.Additional prizes included:Student Animated Short●     Winner: The Seine’s Tears (France) Student Documentary Short●     Winner: La Prova (Belgium)Best Student International Short – Winner received a $500 cash prize.●     Winner: Bug (Israel),Best Student U.S.

— amputating everything below Loren's waist.READ MORE: Man sliced in half by forklift says dog never leaves him and 'cries' when he's in painLoren, from Great Falls in Montana, US, has since launched a YouTube channel with his wife, Sabia Reiche and in a recent live stream Q&A session, several of their 496k followers were curious about the his latest tattoo.The tattoo in question is of an elephant and on Loren's left bicep, and during the live stream Loren revealed that the ink is a touching tribute to his wife.Speaking from his couch at home while sitting next to his wife and their beloved German Shepherd Atlas, Loren explained he wanted something to match Sabia's body art. Responding to questions about his recent addition, Loren said: "I keep seeing questions asking what my newest tat is.

Naman Ramachandran International collaborations, new voices and renewal were the overarching themes of the 33rd edition of documentary market Sunny Side of the Doc, which concluded on Thursday.Industry professionals heard from major international players including PBS, NHK, France Televisions, Docu Box Nairobi, Sodec, Arte, RTBF, RAI, Telefilm Canada and Canal+ Group, among many others, who provided an insight into the current state of the industry, on-going projects and potential growth strategies for the future.“There is a very strong willingness to co-produce internationally. There are more and more projects that couldn’t happen because of COVID and now that they are ready, it’s really promising in terms of editorial offer,” Caroline Behar, director of international co-productions and acquisitions at France Televisions, told Variety.

Clayton Davis Variety Awards Circuit section is the home for all awards news and related content throughout the year, featuring the following: the official awards predictions for the upcoming Oscars and Emmys ceremonies, curated by Variety senior awards editor Clayton Davis; Awards Circuit Column, a weekly analysis dissecting the trends and contenders by television editor Michael Schneider (for Emmys) and Davis (for Oscars); Awards Circuit Podcast, a weekly interview series with talent and an expert roundtable discussion; and Awards Circuit Video analyzes various categories and contenders by Variety's leading awards pundits. Variety's unmatched coverage gives its readership unbeatable exposure in print and online, as well as provide inside reports on all the contenders in this year's awards season races.

Wilson Chapman editorCreative Arts Agency has promoted six trainees from its CAA Elevate program to the position of full agents.Chris Burrus, Inder Gill, Sophie Kavanagh, Zakaria Laaboudi, Arlen Papazian and Kara Petit were selected from Elevate, the agency’s program for executives and agents in training. All six begin their new positions effective immediately.Burrus is based in CAA’s Nashville, Tenn.

Brad Pitt teased his upcoming retirement from Hollywood in a recent interview. While speaking with GQ, Pitt, 58, hinted he is in the last stretch of his career. "I consider myself on my last leg," Pitt told the outlet before adding, "this last semester or trimester.

The saying ‘live every day like it’s your last’ might sound like a cliché, but to one West Lothian man it has real meaning.

MADE In Chelsea's Binky Felstead was left heartbroken when her dog Pedro was hit by a "vile" van driver who "left him for dead." The 32-year-old had to issue a trigger warning to her fans as she described seeing the dog's "lifeless body" and showed his horrific head injuries, which scared her daughter India, five. Posting to Instagram, Binky shared a series of photos of Pedro, two, who had a protective cone around his neck and multiple stitches on his head.

Protecting her privacy. Kim Kardashian explained her thought process after recently hinting there were aspects of her marriage to Kanye West that no one really knew about.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor“Bangsokol: A Requiem for Cambodia,” a symphonic work by composer Him Sophy and the first major such piece to address the Khmer Rouge genocide in the country, recently was released on Entertain Impact label.Sophy, himself a Khmer Rouge survivor, places the musical ritual of a Bangsokol – a traditional Khmer ceremony that accompanies Cambodian Buddhist funeral rites – within the form of a Western requiem.“When I composed the requiem,” Sophy says, “I relived the feelings I had during the Khmer Rouge times. It was Hell on Earth.

Paramount Plus celebrated the launch of the streaming service in the UK and Ireland and also announced its Yellowstone prequel 1932 will actually be set nine years earlier.The streaming service revealed on Monday that the series will now be entitled 1923, which, 'will account for the end of World War 1 (1918) and the start of Prohibition (1920) both of which will be woven into the story.'It was also announced that Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren will star in the series, which will represent the next two generations of the Dutton family from Yellowstone, decades after they both starred together in 1986's The Mosquito Coast. Celebrated:Paramount Plus celebrated the launch of the streaming service in the UK and Ireland and also announced its Yellowstone prequel 1932 will actually be set nine years earlier Stars:It was also announced that Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren will star in the series, which will represent the next two generations of the Dutton family from Yellowstone, decades after they both starred together in 1986's The Mosquito CoastThe show will follow the Duttons, 'as they struggle to survive historic drought, lawlessness and prohibition, and an epidemic of cattle theft.'On top of all this, they must also deal with, 'Montana's great depression,' which happened several years before the Great Depression of 1929.

Glastonbury Festival has invited fans to take part in its burning lotus experience, an art event that aims to provide cathartic relief as the world emerges from the COVID pandemic.Those attending this year’s festival will be able to contribute words and images to a 40 foot lotus sculpture located near to The Park that will be symbolically set alight at midnight on the last day (Sunday, June 26). But those who are missing out will also be able to take part by sending entries via first class post by Thursday (June 23) so that they arrive on time.Participants submitting via mail are directed to address their letters to: The Burning Lotus, Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Pilton, Somerset, BA4 4BY.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterTaylor Sheridan’s new “Yellowstone” prequel at Paramount+ is taking a trip back in time.It was announced Monday that the prequel series “1932” will now instead be known as “1923” and will take place in the new titular year as opposed to the former. Per the new logline, “1923” focuses on the Dutton family’s next two generations as they struggle to survive historic drought, lawlessness and prohibition, and an epidemic of cattle theft; all battled beneath the cloud of Montana’s great depression, which preceded the nation by almost a decade.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentEgypt’s El Gouna Film Festival is being put on hiatus this year after five successful editions in what could be a precursor to the event being permanently scrapped or radically reshaped.In a statement, fest organizers said “a decision was made to postpone the festival” which was scheduled to run Oct. 13-22 in the Egyptian Red Sea resort.As for the reason, the nebulous statement, posted to social media, said the fest — which is now in its 6th edition — is being postponed “in view of the vital role” it’s played “in the art and tourism sectors, both locally and internationally,” which is now being re-thought “in view of current global challenges.”Competition between Arab film fests has been increasingly fierce with the deep-pocketed Red Sea Festival in Saudi Arabia joining the fray last year, alongside the Cairo and Marrakech fests.