Marvel's Wolverine's Glowing Red Tracking Trail Has an In-Universe Explanation
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If you’ve been keeping an eye on the reaction to the latest gameplay reveal for Marvel’s Wolverine, you might have noticed plenty of debate about a red line.
‘The Drop’ Trailer Sees ‘Snowfall’ Characters Go After “New Gold Rush” of West Coast Rap
After getting clean, Gail Bean’s Snowfall character Wanda Bell has her sights set on the music business.
In the trailer for Snowfall spinoff, The Drop, set to premiere on Tuesday Sept. 8 on FX and Hulu, Wanda is shown proclaiming that West Coast rap “is the new gold rush; no cops, no murder”
How ‘Palm Royale’s’ All-Women Stunt Team Pulled Off That Catfight Sequence
AppleTV+’s “Palm Royale” made Emmy history when it landed nods for Outstanding Stunt Coordination for Comedy Programming (Mallory Thompson) and Outstanding Stunt Performance (Colby Lemmo and Sonja Wajih) for Episode 6, “Maxine Finds Herself.” It marked the first time an all-women stunt team from the same series has been concurrently nominated in both categories.
Hayden Panettiere’s ‘Nashville’ Character Helped Expose Country Music’s Dark Side
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As Juliette Barnes, Panettiere brought some of the industry’s worst-kept secrets to the forefront and influenced a generation of female artists to no longer stay silent
When Hayden Panettiere’s character Juliette Barnes stood up against the unwanted advances of a DJ during the second season of Nashville, the disturbing reality of how many women experience sexual harassment in the world of country radio was an open, but still mostly buried, secret. Barnes’ experience with the sleazy radio man was a core plot point of the season that illustrated how women are often expected to get cozy, endure advances, or worse in hopes of getting their song played — and yet still end up battling with other female artists for the one coveted spot.
Eugene Levy on Becoming a Slightly Less ‘Reluctant Traveler’ in the Third Season of His Emmy-Nominated Show
Over the course of the past few years, Eugene Levy has slowly, and somewhat begrudgingly, turned into a yes-man.
His flowering is optimal for someone who hosts a show called The Reluctant Traveler, and Levy and director David Brindley both agree that the comedian’s hesitations have waned — at least a little. It’s paying off, too: The third season of the Apple TV series recently picked up two Emmy nominations, one for its writing and another for outstanding hosted nonfiction series or special.
‘The Diplomat’ Sets Season 4 Premiere Date as Keri Russell Tries to “Get Back In” to Marriage
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Keri Russell‘s American ambassador to the U.K. and her vice president husband, played by Rufus Sewell, are trying to navigate a number of strained relationships in the upcoming fourth season of Netflix‘s The Diplomat, the first teaser for which was released Monday morning.
Iranian Director Ali Asgari Unveils First Clip From Venice-Bound ‘A Bit of Light’: ‘This Trump Guy Is Threatening to Bomb Here Every Day’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Iranian director Ali Asgari, who was in Venice Horizons last year with dark satire “Divine Comedy,” will soon be back — in competition this time — with his new feature “A Bit of Light.”
Rosie O’Donnell, Viola Davis Pay Tribute to Hayden Panettiere: “Heartbroken”
Following the sudden death of Hayden Panettiere, fellow industry notables are taking to social media to pay tribute to the actress.
Panettiere’s rep told ABC News on Sunday that she died at age 36. “It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden,” the rep wrote in a statement. “She was an incredible light and a force of nature who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her — and to the millions who watched her onscreen.” Her cause of death wasn’t immediately available.
Noah Kahan Turns His ‘Miserable’ Material Into Manic Elation at Triumphant Rose Bowl Stadium Show: Concert Review
“My name is Noah Kahan and I am here to make you fucking miserable!” the biggest male rock star on the charts right now announced almost at the outset of his sold-out show Saturday night at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl Stadium. In this, he was unsuccessful, but to Kahan’s credit, he did not really try very hard to turn the 57,000-strong crowd into a miserablists’ convention. There was some truth ungirding Kahan’s introductory joke, given how much of the song catalog that has made him a superstar is devoted to what he would call “intrusive thoughts” about disconnection, loneliness and unworthiness. But the celebrative spirit of the two-and-a-half-hour show kept all of those undercurrents at bay, to maybe be better experienced when you’re back home, just the records and you and your neurodivergence. In concert, Kahan’s about nothing but putting on a pure jubilee — as good a time as you’re likely to have in any concert venue, large or small, in 2026.
Everything Announced at D23's Deep Dive Into Kingdom Hearts Panel — Updating Live
D23, Disney's biggest fan convention, continues with a special panel all about Kingdom Hearts. IGN is on the ground bringing you the biggest news, reveals, and updates from the presentation as it kicks off today, August 15.