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Russell Wilson and Ciara have been going strong since they first started dating in 2015. Ahead of their July 2016 nuptials, the couple spoke candidly about their decision to remain celibate until marriage. Thank You! You have successfully subscribed. “We’re hanging in there. I’m not gonna lie. I’m human, so it is not easy,” Ciara, who was already the mother of son Future Jr. from her previous relationship with ex-fiancé Future, told Cosmopolitan in February 2016. “Especially when I look at him and I think he is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen — that I’ve ever laid my eyes…

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B-movie legend Bruce Campbell has recently revealed the extent of his current health challenges, resulting in an outpouring of love and respect from colleagues and fans alike. Campbell has made huge contributions to the horror genre, and no matter the outcome of his battle with cancer, he will live on forever though his work. Now, one of his finest collaborations with friend and director Sam Raimi has found a new streaming home. The Evil Dead began with $90,000 USD, a cabin in Tennessee, and a cast and crew who’d never made a movie before. The result was a phantasmagoria of…

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Can you believe it’s been over eight months since the last episode of Landman dropped on Paramount+? The second season concluded in January 2026, and many fans were hoping the show would stick to its most recent streaming schedule and return with new episodes in November 2026. Unfortunately, that’s not going to be the case. Production on the upcoming third season has been repeatedly delayed, with Season 3 now scheduled to start production in September 2026. We originally believed that the immensely popular show could return at the end of 2026, but, sadly, that’s no longer the case. What should…

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It was hard for La Bola Negra to make much noise over the whole of Cannes, if only because the gay Spanish epic did not premiere until the very end of the film festival — at which point, it promptly emerged as one of its clear breakouts. Directed by creative (and, previously life) partners Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo — known colloquially as Los Javis — the film earned strong reviews, was acquired by Netflix in a splashy deal, and won the festival’s coveted best-director prize (in a tie with Fatherland’s Pawel Pawlikowski). It was a smash hit, at least…

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Credit: Getty Linda Cardellini and David Harbour pose together after their big wins on night two of the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on Sunday evening (September 6) at Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The 51-year-old actress and the 51-year-old actor both picked up their first Emmy wins after two previous acting nominations each for their work as onscreen couple Carol Love-Smernitch and Floyd Smernitch in DTF St Louis. 28 Linda won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, beating out co-star Joy Sunday, who was also nominated in the category. She can…

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The days of HBO dominating the Best Movie Emmy race appear to be behind us. The premium network has won a leading 22 Emmys in this category, including four in a row between 2012 and 2015 (Game Change, Behind the Candelabra, The Normal Heart, and Bessie). But since Netflix emerged as a major awards player about a decade ago, it has won Best Movie five times: Black Mirror: San Junipero (2017), Black Mirror: USS Callister (2018), Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2019), Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square (2021), and Rebel Ridge (2025). HBO only mustered a single victory for Bad Education…

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Finding a haircare routine that supports fuller-looking hair doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune, especially during Bluemercury’s Labor Day sale. Right now, select hair treatments are up to 50% off, making it an ideal time to stock up on formulas designed to help reduce shedding, nourish the scalp, and give fine or thinning strands a thicker, healthier-looking finish. Whether you’re focused on maintaining a balanced scalp environment or simply want that swishy, full-hair look, these deals deliver serious beauty-counter value. Best Labor Day Bluemercury hair deals Shop shine-boosting, scalp-supporting, and strengthening picks from haircare favorites Philip Kingsley and R+Co,…

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Netflix wants the “ink” to dry on its Oscar prospects. Danny Boyle made his first trip to Venice with “Ink,” his adaptation of James Graham’s stage sensation, which opened the 83rd edition in competition before moving through Telluride and Toronto, with the streamer giving it a December theatrical release and a January streaming date. The early temperature is reading warm. “Ink” drew a four-minute standing ovation on opening night in Venice, and the reactions filtering out of Telluride have been buzzing across the mountains, the kind of enthusiasm and respect a Netflix campaign is built to amplify. The subject is…

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Someone does show up at John’s room, but it’s Zoe. “Did Macon send you?” he wonders, gun pointed at her chest. She says she came on her own. He eventually lowers the weapon and presses her up against the door, kissing her. It gets hot fast, and in the afterglow, she chuckles about how much better it was “not in my truck.” He shares that he’s pretty sure everyone — including her and Hal — is lying to him. “When I tell you what I know, everything changes,” she says. “I can’t do that.” She asks him to leave town,…

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If Carl Sagan‘s landmark PBS docuseries Cosmos offered a pleasingly populist point of entry for viewers curious about our place in the universe, a gateway to more rigorous exploration, Nanette Burstein’s Carl Sagan: We Are Made of Star Stuff offers a pleasingly populist point of entry for audiences curious about Carl Sagan, leaving more rigorous exploration for the individual viewer. The 98-minute National Geographic film, which boasts Sagan’s widow Ann Druyan and Seth MacFarlane, the man behind Fox’s more recent Cosmos update, as producers, promises and delivers no intellectual rigor. It’s light, fast-moving and looks back at a time when…

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