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Picture Credit: Hallmark Channel The wait is almost over. If you’ve been patiently avoiding spoilers since the spring, it’s finally time to head back to Port Haven. After concluding its run on the Hallmark Channel earlier this year, the fourth and final season of The Way Home is officially making its way to Netflix US this October. Since making its unexpected but highly welcomed debut on Netflix, the time-traveling, multigenerational drama of the Landry women has become one of the most binged comfort watches on the platform. Starring Andie MacDowell, Chyler Leigh, Sadie Laflamme-Snow, and Evan Williams, the beloved series…

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The screams were loud and very clear at the premiere of Always Lalisa at the Toronto International Film Festival. Before, during, and after mega pop star Lisa hit the stage at Roy Thomson Hall, the atmosphere was more akin to a concert than a film premiere. The film itself is a mellower experience — spending time with the artist creating, hustling, doubting, and reflecting. Director Sue Kim’s documentary, which comes out next month in Imax, follows Lisa (full name: Lalisa Manobal) during her one-year break from the mega K-pop group Blackpink. The cameras follow the artist as she makes her…

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The Pitt’s Katherine LaNasa relied on some of the most difficult moments of her personal life to help bring her beloved character Dana to life — including her battle with breast cancer. “When I had cancer, I was really surprised at how kind the nurses were to me in that hospital and — and just in general, everyone at Piedmont in Atlanta [were] incredibly kind and it mattered so much,” LaNasa, 59, exclusively told Us on Wednesday, September 9, while discussing her new partnership with Novartis on the “Your Attention, Please” campaign to encourage women to prioritize their health via…

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Douglas Sirk , the master of so many great female-driven melodramas of the 50’s (Imitation Of Life, Magnificent Obsession) might have been jealous of Cody Fern‘s directorial debut that just had its World Premiere at the Toronto Film Festival. It is what Sirk’s and other movies of the era were once dubbed, “women’s films” that didn’t hold back on the all the drama that threatened to rip families apart. They also were made in a Hollywood, one once ruled by producer Ross Hunter, that gave great dynamic roles to women who could light up the boxoffice with them. Watching Closing…

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We wish we could say that Season 3 of Landman is just around the corner. But, sadly, we can’t. On the bright side, a slew of popular Paramount+ shows are about to return with new episodes. The second season of Tom Hardy’s beloved crime drama MobLand debuts in less than a week, and new seasons of Sylvester Stallone’s Tulsa King and Dexter: Resurrection will premiere in October. We’re still waiting to hear when The Madison and Dutton Ranch will return for their previously announced second seasons. If you’re looking for something to watch while you wait for more Landman, Team…

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Seth Rogen has starred in films that mirror his life, but none have hit as close to home as Babies.  Directed and written by Lauren Miller Rogen, the comedy drama follows a husband (Seth) and wife (Anna Kendrick) who are questioning whether parenthood is the right path for them. For married couple Seth and Lauren, the film was a deeply personal project that reflected their own journey toward a child-free life.   “ I think this movie is much more personal and much more reflective of my actual experiences,” Seth said at The Hollywood Reporter’s Studio at 1 Hotel during TIFF,…

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Credit: Instagram Sydney Sweeney is feeling the love on her birthday! On Saturday (September 12), the Euphoria actress’ boyfriend Scooter Braun took to Instagram to share a sweet message in honor of her 29th birthday. “Happy birthday to the woman who is the exception to every rule,” the 45-year-old businessman wrote. “The person who surprised me and showed me how life with true partnership can be lived. You make me smile harder, laugh louder, adventure more, and dream bigger.” “You’ve made the ordinary feel exciting and the future feel like something I can’t wait to get to,” Scooter continued. “A…

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If you haven’t already heard the bad news, Ransom Canyon has officially been canceled. Netflix opted not to renew the Western romantic drama series for a third season, ending the show starring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly after only two seasons and 18 total episodes. It’s an unfortunate ending to a fan-favorite series that held a lot of promise and had more story left to tell.Sadly, Ransom Canyon’s cancellation didn’t come out of the blue. Despite fans loving the show, the second season’s release notched an unmistakable viewership decline that likely didn’t entice Netflix to roll the dice on another…

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Welcome to the Oscar race, Woman Unknown. Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy’s drama won the Golden Lion on Sunday at the 2026 Venice International Film Festival, beating a slate packed with presumptive Academy Award players and establishing itself as a worthy contender. Set in post-World War II Denmark, the film focuses on a young nanny whose secret wartime relationship with a Nazi soldier threatens her impending marriage with her wealthy employer. It was a striking triumph for a female director coming days after jury president Maggie Gyllenhaal’s instantly viral remarks about the lack of opportunities available for women filmmakers. In taking…

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Whitney Leavitt & Connor Leavitt: MarriedWhitney Leavitt found the perfect dance partner in Connor Leavitt, whom she wed in 2016. But it wasn’t always smooth sailing for the couple—who share kids Sedona, Liam and Billy—as they navigated life in the spotlight.  For instance, the Dancing With the Stars alum, who announced during her Broadway run in May 2026 that she’d be leaving Mormon Wives, had to shut down rumors about her husband’s sexuality. “Do I need to put out a sex tape, or something? Like, trust me,” she said on the Off the Vine podcast in October 2024. “We’re good.…

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