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Travis Scott’s debut full-length “Rodeo” polished the sound of his early mixtapes, “Utopia” rejuvenates Travis Scott’s discography. Years in the making, the album expands his sound without drastically changing it — he’s still using his MPC and his vocals are just as distorted as they were ten years ago — but now the stakes are exponentially higher.

, Marvel and, the Zahn McClarnon-aissance is in full effect, with the 56-year-old actor, who has also appeared on, and, at the center of long overdue change in the representation of Native Americans and Indigenous people on TV. «It's wonderful to be a part of it,» he tells ET about growth over the past decade that's happened both in front of the cameras and behind the scenes. «It's wonderful to see all my friends working as writers, directors, producers, and finally being able to tell our own story from our perspective.» Especially when it comes to, the hit AMC series adapted from Tony Hillerman's Leaphorn & Chee book series by creator Graham Roland and led by showrunner John Wirth. «We kind of recontextualized it a bit with native writers and native directors,» McClarnon says ahead of its anticipated return with new episodes, which touches on struggles and politics within the Navajo community during the 1970s and was even filmed on the Navajo reservation this time around. «Shooting a show based in Navajo culture and being able to do it on the Navajo reservation, I think is very important,» he notes. On season 2 of the crime thriller, which McClarnon says is all about «balance being restored,» the actor plays Lt.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large When I arrived in Los Angeles and first started covering television, it was summer 1996. I was a young 22-year-old kid suddenly thrust into reporting at events like the Television Critics Association press tour, where nearly everyone else around me was a crusty newspaper journo twice my age. (And lying to network execs by telling them I was 25 — apparently, I thought that made me sound seasoned?) That first TCA was a boot camp in learning how new TV shows are launched, and I still vividly remember that freshman crop of fall 1996 series. In those hopeful months before September premieres, anyone has the chance to break out and go the distance. One of those sitcoms was ABC’s “Life’s Work,” starring a promising, brash, hysterical comic named, you guessed it, Lisa Ann Walter. She had already starred in a short-lived comedy for Fox, a midseason entry that didn’t get much attention. But this was the one that was going to be a hit, inspired heavily by her own routine as the working mother aiming to “have it all.”

Legendary author Judy Blume has written 29 books and swore the only one she would never consider selling for the screen was 1970’s Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, her timeless coming-of-age book that became a rite of passage for just about every girl, like Margaret, going from age 11 to 12, and probably their mothers as well. Blume held fast until 2018 when writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig and her mentor, Oscar-winning filmmaker James L. Brooks, came calling with just the right idea for an adaptation. The deal was sealed. The movie is here. Blume says she is probably the only author to say the movie is better than her book.

Mark Wright couldn't contain his pride as he and his wife Michelle Keegan finally got the chance to meet his "premature warrior" nephew Dustin. In a slew of snaps shared on his Instagram account, the former The Only Way Is Essex star couldn't wipe the smile from his face as he stood next to stunning former Corrie actress Michelle as she cradled the newborn, who is the second child of Mark's brother Josh Wright and his wife Hollie, in her arms. "We finally met our little premature warrior Dustin," the 36 year old television personality began in his caption for the snaps.

Deadline’s Most Valuable Blockbuster tournament took a hiatus during the pandemic as movie theaters closed for the majority of 2020-2021 and theatrical day-and-date titles on both the big screen and studios’ respective streaming platforms became more prevalent. Coming back from that brink, the studios have largely returned to their theatrical release models and the downstream monies they can bring. Not to mention their power in launching IPs around the world with big global marketing campaigns. When it comes to evaluating the financial performance of top movies, it isn’t about what a film grosses at the box office. The true tale is told when production budgets, P&A, talent participations and other costs collide with box office grosses, and ancillary revenues from VOD to DVD and TV. To get close to that mysterious end of the equation, Deadline is repeating our Most Valuable Blockbuster tournament for 2022, using data culled by seasoned and trusted sources.

“Sorry I’m a few minutes late, I’m just trying to situate my lap dog,” apologizes Brendan Fraser from his upstate New York home. “Isn’t it funny in this age of Zoom, we can’t pretend we’re not at home anymore,” he laughs.

Joyous Jambo Toby Sibbick insists his derby sensation was well worth the wait after his Easter Road rampage saw the defender finally end a four-year scoring drought. The Hearts ace put the seal on another huge capital triumph for the Tynecastle men after darting the length of the field to finish off a blistering stoppage-time counter.

If Sunday's announcement that Rihanna's headlining the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime show got you excited, there's even more good news! A source tells ET that Rihanna is planning to make her performance unforgettable, adding that the «stars aligned» and now is the right time for Rihanna to take the stage again -- and there's no better stage than the Super Bowl Halftime show.The source says, «Rihanna never intended to take this long of a break from performing, it's just how things turned out.»And while her fans have been eager to see her perform again, RiRi didn't feel like she was too far removed from the stage, according to the source.  «Everything she does is theatrical and creative — all her fashion shows, her book, her makeup, it's all part of her art,» the source continues. The source also notes that Rihanna will give this performance everything she's got, adding, «She no doubt has a lot on her plate right now, but she will give it 1000% She will ensure every detail is perfect. It will be well worth the wait!»On Sunday, the new mom teased fans about her involvement after speculation began circulating, simply posting a photo of her universally recognizable tattooed hand holding a football. Soon after Rihanna's post went live, the NFL shared a press release confirming the «We Found Love» singer scored the coveted Halftime performance.

If Sunday's announcement that Rihanna's headlining the 2023 Super Bowl Halftime show got you excited, there's even more good news! A source tells ET that Rihanna is planning to make her performance unforgettable, adding that the «stars aligned» and now is the right time for Rihanna to take the stage again -- and there's no better stage than the Super Bowl Halftime show.The source says, «Rihanna never intended to take this long of a break from performing, it's just how things turned out.»And while her fans have been eager to see her perform again, RiRi didn't feel like she was too far removed from the stage, according to the source.  «Everything she does is theatrical and creative — all her fashion shows, her book, her makeup, it's all part of her art,» the source continues. The source also notes that Rihanna will give this performance everything she's got, adding, «She no doubt has a lot on her plate right now, but she will give it 1000% She will ensure every detail is perfect. It will be well worth the wait!»On Sunday, the new mom teased fans about her involvement after speculation began circulating, simply posting a photo of her universally recognizable tattooed hand holding a football. Soon after Rihanna's post went live, the NFL shared a press release confirming the «We Found Love» singer scored the coveted Halftime performance.

Coronation Street fans shared their delight as it returned to screens on Monday night. The ITV soap had its planned episode last Friday (September 9) cancelled following the news of the Queen's death.

Madison Prewett accepted her boyfriend Grant Michael Troutt's proposal on Sunday following a whirlwind eight-month romance.Less than 24 hours after getting engaged, the Bachelor alumna from Alabamashared a slideshow of stunning pictures of them kissing on the beach as she showed off her new diamond ring to her Instagram.In the images, the26-year-old son of billionaire Kenny Troutt can be seen getting down on one kneeas he asked the reality star, also 26, to marry him. She said yes!Bachelor alum Madison Prewett revealed she accepted her boyfriend Grant Michael Troutt's proposal following a whirlwind eight-month romance on SundayAs her man popped the question, she stood in awe with her hands over her mouth while surrounded bycandles arranged in a big heart shape on the sand at dusk.

Peter Weber's season of .«So beautiful,» Sluss gushed. «CONGRATS you deserve it!!! So happy for you!»A post shared by Madison Prewett (@madiprew)Prewett and Troutt went public with their relationship in May after five months of dating. At the time, Prewett gushed that Troutt is «so full of passion and purpose and joy.»«You are my best friend. My favorite hello. My hardest goodbye.

Channel 4 viewers. Maths whizz Rachel Riley reacted to the news with a heart emoji as she told Stephen he was “worth the wait”. Rachel, 36, took to Twitter today to compliment national icon Stephen in view of her 695,600 followers. She replied to Stephen’s tweet from yesterday, which read: “After a 20 year gap, I’ll be guesting on @C4Countdown all this week.Stephen, 64, also tagged Rachel and Dictionary Corner star Susie Dent, 57, in his exciting announcement to his 12.4 million followers. Reacting to Stephen’s first day of guesting on the show, Rachel wrote: “Worth the wait! (heart emoji)”.Plenty of other people reacted to Stephen’s return to the show, with some calling for him to stay permanently. George Crisp commented: “And you’re doing a instant job of reminding us why you’re an absolute b***dy national treasure.

Carole Horst While the Korean film business faces challenges, 2022 does offer a bumper crop of Korean movies from big-name filmmakers. Here are some of the best:The Apartment With Two Women(Finecut)Kim-se In’s debut drama unspools in the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama section.Broker (CJ Entertainment)“Shoplifters” director Kore-eda Hirokazu examines the trade in children in his Korean-language film debut.

Lil Wayne's 2011 mixtape Sorry 4 The Wait was initially released to tide fans over until his album Tha Carter IV. In the years since, it's become a fan favorite thanks to Wayne's utter conquering of music made famous by other artists — the songs of Drake, Meek Mill, Beyoncé, and even Adele weren't safe from Wayne's pen.

Brooke Mazurek “In order for me to make sense of what I want to say to the world, it has to make sense to myself — it starts with me,” says 25-year-old Normani, whose collaborations with Cardi B, Khalid and Sam Smith have made her a household name through- out the pop and R&B worlds.

Liam Cooper was one of five first time call-ups when Scotland last faced Denmark at Hampden.

Vogue Beauty Secrets back in February, and shortly after, I couldn't scroll TikTok without seeing it in a tutorial. I was mesmerized by the gorgeous shine and juicy pink flush and couldn't wait to get it on my cheeks.

Taylor Swift has been hard at work re-recording six of her Grammy Award-winning albums after having her music catalogue purchased and then sold by Scooter Braun.And to get fans excited about the forthcoming release of Red (Taylor's Version), a re-recording of her 2012 album of the same name, the popstar has been dropping hints on social media since the summer.On Friday, with less than a month until the record's premiere, Swift appeared on Instagram in a ruffled scarlet dress to share a snippet of Red's revamped title track.

During a recent Instagram live, Adele revealed that the upcoming album will be about her divorce from husband Simon Konecki.The couple, who share a nine-year-old son together, separated in 2019 after a year of marriage.When asked what her upcoming album would be about during the Q&A session, the singer replied: "Divorce, babe, divorce."The Rolling in the Deep songstress said she wanted to make the album for her son so he can understand what she was going through when he's older.Adele opened up about the breakdown of her marriage during a chat to Vogue Magazine."It just wasn’t right for me anymore.