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Squid Game Season 2: Everything We Know About the Netflix Show’s Return
The award-winning Netflix original series, Squid Game, is making its highly anticipated return to the screen. Since its release, the show has gained massive success, making it Netflix’s most-viewed series ever and becoming the first non-English show to win multiple Screen Actors Guild Awards, including the SAG Ensemble Award. Prior to the show’s premiere, Netflix executives had little idea that a series entirely filmed in Korean would become more than a regional success, but its endearing characters paired with spine-tingling scenes made Squid Game a beloved favorite of millions. The fascinatingly horrific show follows players desperate for money partaking in deadly games with the hope of winning a large cash prize. Following its release, Squid Game’s commentary on Korea’s economic system ...
Jersey Shore Sneak Peek: Angelina Is Flaunting Photos Of Herself With ‘Another Man’
It’s New Year’s Day in Jersey Shore. The first topic of conversation in 2022: Angelineers Angelina and Chris. And a new man. “Right now, Angelineers is sending the Investigation photos of her with another man in Spain,” Mike states in the sneak peek clip above. “I didn’t know the show was still filming. Something is up.” The show is All Star Shore, premiering on June 29 on Paramount+. But pivoting back to this situation (pun intended): After receiving Angelina’s photos, Mike gets in touch with Deena, who confirms that Ang is indeed speaking to someone from the P+ series. But she’s not in Spain. Where in the world is she — and what does Mike have to say about Angelina’s marriage? Watch the clip, and do not miss the return of ...
Jersey Shore Sneak Peek: Angelina Is Flaunting Photos Of Herself With ‘Another Man’
It’s New Year’s Day in Jersey Shore. The first topic of conversation in 2022: Angelineers Angelina and Chris. And a new man. “Right now, Angelineers is sending the Investigation photos of her with another man in Spain,” Mike states in the sneak peek clip above. “I didn’t know the show was still filming. Something is up.” The show is All Star Shore, premiering on June 29 on Paramount+. But pivoting back to this situation (pun intended): After receiving Angelina’s photos, Mike gets in touch with Deena, who confirms that Ang is indeed speaking to someone from the P+ series. But she’s not in Spain. Where in the world is she — and what does Mike have to say about Angelina’s marriage? Watch the clip, and do not miss the return of ...
Sneak Peek: A Buckhead Shore Family Dinner Is ‘Already F*cked’
Chicken is a big part of Parker’s life: The Buckhead Shore cast member’s family owns Zaxby’s, the Southern United States chain of fast-casual restaurants. If you might not be familiar, poultry — chicken wings, chicken fingers, sandwiches, etc. — is the main menu item at Zaxby’s. “Chicken is everything to me,” the “Head Buck” declares in the sneak peek below. “Look, it’s around my neck. I literally have a chicken necklace. It’s what I sleep, breathe and eat.” And when it’s time to make family dinner, Parker opts to prepare the protein (aka chicken) because he’s the “king of chicken strips” (Juju’s words). But Bethania is concerned and declares the preparation portion is “a...
Sneak Peek: A Buckhead Shore Family Dinner Is ‘Already F*cked’
Chicken is a big part of Parker’s life: The Buckhead Shore cast member’s family owns Zaxby’s, the Southern United States chain of fast-casual restaurants. If you might not be familiar, poultry — chicken wings, chicken fingers, sandwiches, etc. — is the main menu item at Zaxby’s. “Chicken is everything to me,” the “Head Buck” declares in the sneak peek below. “Look, it’s around my neck. I literally have a chicken necklace. It’s what I sleep, breathe and eat.” And when it’s time to make family dinner, Parker opts to prepare the protein (aka chicken) because he’s the “king of chicken strips” (Juju’s words). But Bethania is concerned and declares the preparation portion is “a...
R.I.P. Everett Peck, Creator of Duckman and Squirrel Boy Dead at 71
Everett Peck, who created the animated series Duckman and Squirrel Boy, died June 14th of cancer, Deadline reports. He was 71 years old. His passing was mourned by Jason Alexander, who voiced Eric Tiberius Duckman for four seasons at the same time he starred on Seinfeld. “I have just sadly learned of the passing of Everett Peck, the genius animator and cartoonist who brought Duckman to life,” Alexander wrote on Twitter. “It was an honor to voice his beloved creation and a joy to have known Everett. He was one of a glorious kind. My best to his family & friends.” A post from Peck’s official Instagram account was brief: “Mr. Peck has left the studio… Oct. 9, 1950 – June 14, 2022.” Advertisement Related Video Peck created Duckman for a one-off ...
Kit Harington to Reprise Jon Snow in Game of Thrones Sequel Series
The legend of Jon Snow has yet to be fully told. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kit Harington has signed on to reprise the character in an upcoming Game of Thrones sequel series. It’s the first known Game of Thrones spin-off series that’ll take place after the events of the original series. In the case of Jon Snow’s character, he was last seen heading North of the Wall after killing Daenerys Targaryen. Needless to say, the news is surprising for a variety of reasons. For one, HBO programming president Casey Bloys previously ruled out a spin-off series featuring the original GoT stars. “Nope, nope, nope. No. Part of it is, I do want this show — this Game of Thrones, [David Benioff and D.B. Weiss]’s show — to be its own thing. I don’t want to take characters from this world that they d...
Jack Black Fights for His Title in Trailer for Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight: Watch
Jack Black is back as the Kung Fu Panda, but whether Po Ping is still the official Dragon Knight is up for debate. That’s the premise of the first trailer for Netflix’s upcoming series Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight, which you can watch below. After no-good weasels Klaus (Chris Geere) and Veruca (Della Saba) acquire a powerful weapon on Po’s watch, the emperor takes away his Dragon Knight title. In order to earn it back, the panda teams up with the English knight Wandering Blade (Rita Ora) to prevent the two from collecting the other weapons the weasels need to destroy the world. In addition to these new characters, James Hong reprises his role as Po’s adoptive father Mr. Ping. Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight premieres on July 14th. The series is the third such television spinoff f...
Sylvester Stallone Plays an Exiled Mob Boss in Teaser Trailer for New Series Tulsa King: Watch
Sylvester Stallone plays a former mob boss who steps out of the penitentiary and into a new kind of prison in the teaser trailer for Tulsa King. Sly’s first recurring TV role debuts November 13th on Paramount+. Tulsa King comes stocked with the kind of writer’s room that usually brings the Emmys to their knees. The series was created by Taylor Sheridan, the don of the Yellowstone-verse, and boasts as its showrunner Terence Winter, award-winning scribe of The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, and Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. Stallone stars as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, and as the trailer opens he’s just finished a 25-year prison stint. “I married this life,” he says, “And now, after keeping my mouth shut, I’m gonna see if it married me back.” He’s q...
New Trailer for Only Murders in the Building Season 2 Sends Investigation in Whole New Direction: Watch
Everyone’s favorite podcasters are about to pop under the pressure in the new trailer for Season 2 of Only Murders in the Building. The new preview picks up where Season 1 left off, with Charles (Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), and Mabel (Selena Gomez) being led away in handcuffs. “You are all persons of interest in this case,” Detective Williams (Da’Vine Joy Randolph) tells them, a reference to the twist that ended the last season. However, this cloud has a silver lining. “It’s very rare for a true crime podcast to do a sequel,” Charles says. “We’ve got a real opportunity here.” Advertisement Related Video But only if they can stay ahead of the murderer, who seems increasingly hellbent on seeing them in prison. As Mabel complains, “Evidence keeps showing up in ou...
Squid Game Reality Competition Series Greenlit by Netflix
If you’ve ever wanted to play Squid Game in real life, you’re in luck: Netflix has greenlit a 10-episode reality series giving players the opportunity to win a multi-million dollar prize. Just like the original series, Squid Game: The Challenge will involve 456 players. Instead of competing for ₩45.6 billion (or roughly $38 million US), however, contestants will be vying for a $4.56 million reward. According to a press release, the players will “compete through a series of games inspired by the original show,” along with “surprising new additions.” Casting is open now via SquidGameCasting.com. For the initial round, Front Man is seeking any English-language speaker from around the world. Advertisement Related Video “Squid Game took the world by storm with Director Hwang’s captiva...
The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Treats Elliot Page’s Transition With Respect: Review
The Pitch: The Umbrella Academy is not a subtle show. Characters outwardly express both what’s happening on screen and their feelings about it. The cinematography calls constant attention to itself with aerial shots and CGI camera maneuvers to glide us around stately mansions and old-fashioned hotels. In one episode of the show’s third season, “Cat’s in the Cradle” plays as an ironic musical accompaniment for a spoof on a father-and-son bonding montage. There are somehow needle drops more obvious than that. That The Umbrella Academy is a show that, in a way, serves as its own audio description, might be more of a liability were it not for its characters, both the core of ne’er-do-well estranged adopted Hargreeves super-siblings as well as the many beings they get to know. Watching this sho...
