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Diddy, Ketamine, and a war with Canada are all featured in the trailer for the 27th season of South Park.The satirical cartoon, which has been running since 1997, is well-known for taking a comedic swipe at current events, and the forthcoming season looks to carry on that tradition. The trailer has an apocalyptic tone, with images of the town of South Park on fire and beleaguered father Stan encouraging his daughter to try Ketamine.During a montage of highlights in the clip, we see what appears to be a war between the US and Canada; a nod to the January Potomac River mid-air collision, with Butters seen in the air traffic control tower; and most bizarrely, the show’s main characters flying through space with Diddy, seen using a jetpack.The themes are all in keeping with subjects and celebrities the series has targeted before.

reportedly interviewing replacements. But this weekend the pair have finally notched a box-office hit — “A Minecraft Movie,” a piece of dismal video-game mush starring Jack Black. Their very own “Kool-Aid.” Still, the duo isn’t in the clear yet.

Spoilers for “Yellowjackets” Season 3, Episode 9 below!“Yellowjackets” fans were stunned when sweet frog scientist Hanna made the impulsive decision to murder her fellow captive Kodiak (Kody) to save herself after they were caught by Shauna trying to escape.Ashley Sutton, who plays Hanna, exclusively told The Post that while the brutal knife-in-the-eye scene was “crazy,” she had fun murdering Kody (Joel McHale). She also dished on why his character “had to go.”“Oh my gosh, it was so much fun to film Joel’s demise,” she said, revealing it was the last scene McHale filmed in the show. In Episode 9, Hanna flips on Kody by telling the Yellowjackets crew that he was the one who gave her the knife to cut their ropes and escape (but really, it was Natalie).

the “Game of Thrones” spinoff “House of the Dragon,” co-stars in the new Paramount+ show “MobLand” along with Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren. On Friday, Paramount announced that “MobLand” broke records as their biggest global series launch ever, drawing 2.2 million viewers on premiere day.“I’m the little kid in the family, even though I’m a grown man. He’s trying to get his dad’s attention and affection on some level and to gain some kind of responsibility, but his dad doesn’t see him that way,” Considine, 51, exclusively told The Post.

Variety reported Wednesday that CBS is in “early discussions” to make a procedural series starring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton.Plot details are under wraps and no deals are in place for the potential show yet, according to the outlet. Deadline reported that the series would likely explore Kayce’s background as a Navy SEAL.Like “Yellowstone,” the spinoff would be produced by MTV Entertainment Studios. The Post has reached out to CBS and Grimes, 41, for comment.Grimes played the youngest son of Kevin Costner’s John Dutton on all five seasons of “Yellowstone,” which finished its six-year run on the Paramount Network in December.In the series finale, Kayce sells the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch to Thomas Rainwater and the Broken Rock Indian Reservation for $1.25 per acre.

as a serial killer dad in “Happy Face,” premiering March 20 on Paramount+. “Serial killers are very easy to play,” Quaid, 70, exclusively told The Post, while promoting his “True To Texas” ad campaign. “Because they really kind of don’t have any emotion,” the “Substance” actor explained.

Kelsey Grammer is hoping for a season three of the Frasier revival despite its cancellation, and suggests that a crossover project with Cheers could still happen.Frasier’s original run was from 1993 to 2004, and focused on Grammer’s character Frasier Crane, who first appeared as a supporting character in Cheers. It returned in 2023 and ran for two seasons before Paramount+ announced its cancellation in January.Grammer told the New York Post on March 6 that he’s been speaking to Ted Danson, who played lead character Sam Malone in Cheers, about working together on a crossover project.“Ted and I might actually visit something together, we’ve been talking about it,” he said.

Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan introduce viewers to the violent criminal underworld of MobLand, the new Paramount+ series from producer/director Guy Ritchie.The show, initially a prequel to series Ray Donovan but reworked into its own story, is a crime drama created by Ronan Bennett (Top Boy), with Ritchie producing and directing some of the episodes. The synopsis for the show describes Brosnan as “the head of an organised crime family, fighting for power within a global crime syndicate”.In the trailer, Brosnan plays Conrad Harrigan, the patriarch of the Harrigan clan.

Ozzy Osbourne documentary has been announced, with the feature-length film set to discuss the health issues the metal legend has been facing in recent years.Echo Velvet, the BAFTA-winning production company, announced news of the documentary, titled Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape From Now, earlier today (February 25), and shared that it’s set to be available to stream on Paramount+ later this year.The doc “peers behind Ozzy’s public persona to reveal the devastating setbacks he has faced since his fateful fall in 2019,” per an Instagram post from the company, which is producing it in partnership with MTV and the Osbourne family themselves. Tania Alexander, co-creator of Channel 4’s Gogglebox, will be serving as director.A post shared by Echo Velvet (@echovelvetltd)It goes behind the rocker’s persona, giving fans a look at how his life changed after a fall in 2019, the same year he had to postpone a solo farewell tour due to a bout of pneumonia and also received a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis.Osbourne said himself: “The last six years have been full of some of the worst times I’ve been through.

Season 2 premiere of the Taylor Sheridan show (which kicked off Sunday, Feb. 23 on Paramount+), Plenty’s photo was shown on the screen, along with an “In Memoriam” message.Plenty, who was the nephew of “Yellowstone” actor Mo Brings Plenty, went missing in 2024 after an alleged domestic violence incident.

Here’s what to know about the influence behind the series.“Yellowjackets” was partly inspired by the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, which had the Uruguayan amateur rugby team on board when it went down in the Andes mountains.On Oct. 13, 1972, Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crashed with 40 passengers and five crew members. The plane was scheduled to take the team from Montevideo, Uruguay, to Santiago, Chile, for a game (similar to the “Yellowjackets” soccer team).

Yellowjackets is back for its third season, but what is the show’s theme song? Read on for all the info.The first two episodes of the new season premiere on Paramount+ on Sunday (February 16), its return to screens coming two years after the conclusion of the second season in May 2023.Created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, the mystery thriller series follows a girls’ football team in 1996 who, while travelling to a tournament in Seattle, crash-land in the Canadian wilderness and are left stranded for 19 months. Between their attempts to survive, the show also jumps to their adult lives in the present day.It stars Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis among the adult cast, while Ella Purnell, Sophie Thatcher and Jasmin Savoy Brown are among the younger cast members.NME recently spoke to Thatcher, who is also known for her roles in Companion and Heretic, about the new season.

Eric Clapton special, titled Eric Clapton Unplugged… Over 30 Years Later. Find all the details below.Clapton’s episode of MTV Unplugged was filmed at Bray Studios in Windsor, Berkshire in 1992.

Paramount, Universal, and Disney are expected to be putting forward trailers of their releases this year to get shown during the coveted ad break. Some reports suggest that slots for advertisements can cost upwards of US$7million for only 30 seconds.According to Variety, Paramout is set to air trailers for Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, billed as Tom Cruise’s last appearance as the risk-taking spy. They are also set to show trailers for Smurfs and thriller Novocaine.

Jon Hamm has enthusiastically praised his new role in TV show Landman, expressing relief that it’s not a “reiteration” of his Mad Men character, Don Draper.Set in the world of the West Texas oil industry, the show follows the dealings and scheming of various oil moguls. Hamm’s character, Monty Miller, is the owner of one of the companies, who has a long-standing friendship with the lead character Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton).In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Hamm said he enjoyed the opportunity to express his versatility as an actor. He explained: “I’ve been lucky enough to be in this business for long enough where people know and can trust me with whatever they want to write.

Jeremy Renner has marked the second anniversary of his snowplough accident.On New Year’s Day in January 2023, the Hawkeye star was left in a critical condition after being run over by his 14,000-pound PistenBully snowcat. He was airlifted to hospital, where he underwent several operations to treat his injuries.Yesterday (January 1), Renner took to Instagram to thank those who saved his life.“Happy New Year blessings to you all…. Ringing in my second ‘ReBirthday’ today I send out my love, respect, and gratitude for the army of people that it took to put me back together again,” he wrote.A post shared by Jeremy Renner (@jeremyrenner)“Thank you to each and every nurse, doctor, first responder… I literally owe you my life.

Guy Ritchie series, it is reported that Tom Hardy offered to step in and pay wages owed to its crew.The series, which has yet to be given an official title, has previously been referred to as The Associates. It was first reported in October that Hardy signed on to star in the Paramount+ series alongside Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan.The drama series is set to follow two generations of gangsters, the businesses they run, the complex relationships they weave, and the man they call upon to fix their problems.Hardy is set for the role of a fixer by the name Harry while Mirren and Brosnan will star as the crime family’s matriarch and patriarch, respectively.In a report earlier this week (December 16), The Times referred to the series with another working title of Fixer.

on Wednesday, it was reported that stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser have closed deals to lead a spinoff show about their characters, husband and wife Beth and Rip. In August, multiple outlets also reported that there’s a Season 6 in the works, but Paramount never announced or confirmed that. The Beth and Rip show will reportedly be a separate spinoff series, not a sixth season of the main show.

Well, sort of.As fans bid farewell to Taylor Sheridan’s flagship series, there are several spinoffs in the works, including the newly confirmed one that will see Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprise their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.The series finale is titled “Life Is A Promise,” with the logline teasing that “the fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” following Kevin Costner’s character John Dutton’s shocking death.Here’s how to watch the “Yellowstone” finale and everything you need to know ahead of time.The series finale — episode 14 of Season 5B — premieres this Sunday, Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.

The Hollywood Reporter.The final installment of the season, airing on Dec. 15, is titled “Life Is A Promise” and will be supersized, running one hour and 26 minutes.“The fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” in the special season finale event, according to the logline, that airs at 8 p.m.

video series called “Stories from the Bunkhouse,” where he discusses each episode after it airs with his co-stars Ian Bohen and Jefferson White. (Videos are available on YouTube.) Ahead of the finale of the hit ranch drama, which airs Sunday, Richards went down memory lane and told The Post about the cast’s first table read before the show premiered in 2018. “Everyone is getting together and [Kevin Costner] walks in.