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Look out Matt Damon and John Malkovich — a new Best Actor contender has entered the chat. Simon Stone’s biographical drama Elsinore officially debuted at Telluride on Friday night, launching Andrew Scott into the Oscar race. The Emmy-nominated actor plays Chariots of Fire star Ian Charleson, who died of AIDS in 1990. Prior to his death and still in the throes of his illness, Charleson gave one final command performance in an acclaimed National Theatre production of Hamlet. Stone’s film depicts that portion of the actor’s life, and surrounds Scott with a cast that includes Best Actress winner, Olivia Colman,…

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Who Is Aaron Rodgers’ Wife?Two years after Aaron Rodgers ended his yearlong engagement to Shailene Woodley, he revealed he’d added a new member to his squad.  Detailing his Christmas present-buying prep during a December 2024 appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, the NFL quarterback told host Pat McAfee and analyst A.J. Hawk about the gifts he’d selected for his girlfriend Brittani.  And while he didn’t provide his new teammate’s last name, he did clarify, “Not Britney Spears. No, this is Brittani with an ‘i.'”    As for any other crucial stats, “She doesn’t have social media,” Aaron detailed. But she does root…

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Robert Pattinson says he hopes Chris Hansen will come to see Lance Oppenheim’s thriller Primetime, inspired by the TV host and his show To Catch a Predator series, as a compliment. “I would hope in some ways, like the amount of inspiration that his character has given so many people who are involved in this film for years now, I hope it’s some kind of compliment,” he told the press conference for Golden Lion contender ahead of its Venice Film Festival work premiere this evening. Hansen, who has yet to see the film, has said he has  “ethical” issues with the…

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The new NFL season is just around the corner, but our weekends are officially booked for the next couple of months because college football has finally returned! While we’re excited to spend countless Saturdays rooting for our favorite squads, streaming college football games can be a little confusing. Week 1 games air on all the traditional spots (FOX, ABC, ESPN), but you can also watch various matchups on TNT, Disney+ ACCN, FS1, ESPNU, The CW, and, of course, the Big Ten Network. A 24-hour-a-day network, BTN televises “more than 550 events and streams approximately 1,700 more events each year.” In…

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That Noel and Liam Gallagher would attend the Venice press conference for their new documentary was always a definitely maybe. In the end, the brothers, reunited after a 15 year split and hot off a blockbuster global tour — the subject of the doc, Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger — did not meet the press in Venice. After posing for a photo call, the Gallaghers buggered off and it was down to Steven Knight, creator of the documentary, and directors Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace to be here now and roll with it. The doc follows Oasis across 12 concerts on…

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Credit: CBS CBS has plenty of fan-favorite shows to choose from, but which series do viewers consider the best on the network right now? The network’s current lineup includes everything from long-running franchises like NCIS and FBI to hit comedies and newer additions like Matlock, Boston Blue and Sheriff Country. With so many options available to watch on CBS and stream on Paramount+, we’re taking a look at which shows are currently earning the most love from viewers. Thousands of fans have voted on Ranker‘s list of the best current CBS shows, and we’ve rounded up the Top 10 as…

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The second day of the 2026 Venice Film Festival was dominated by one film: Martin McDonagh’s new dark comedy, Wild Horse Nine. The acclaim for the film — which has a script that leading man John Malkovich called “one you only see every 25 years” — started during the morning preview screening, when the assemmbled press broke out in applause four times. That dour bunch barely applaud at an average end credits crawl, so their reception was unprecedented in my 16-year Venice screening history. And the ecstatic reviews they later filed reflect that enthusiasm. Look for the superb film to…

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The O.C. alum Ben McKenzie isn’t necessarily shutting the door on his time as Ryan Atwood for good. Speaking to Australia’s KIIS 1065 on Friday, September 4, McKenzie, 47, admitted he would be open to a reboot of the series. “I don’t know that there has ever been serious talks, but I’d be up for it,” he said. “Yeah, I think so, under the right circumstances. It was a great show. We had a great time. I learned a lot. I was so young, we were all young.” McKenzie shot to fame on the teen series, which premiered in 2003…

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Note: The following contains spoilers for A Perfect Getaway. Writer-director David Twohy had a hand in creating an incredible number of Hollywood genre pics from the early ’90s, including writing credits on Critters 2, Terminal Velocity, and even Harrison Ford’s stone-cold action classic The Fugitive. He made a name for himself as a director, though, with the sleeper sci-fi/horror film Pitch Black, which also happened to help put star Vin Diesel on the map. Twohy’s gritty, vibes- and action-first franchise yielded two sequels: The Chronicles of Riddick and, later, Riddick. His single foray into pure suspense filmmaking came with 2009’s…

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Steffan Hill/Hallmark Media Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Saturday: Tamera Mowry-Housley returns for a fourth “Haunted Harmony” mystery, Lifetime tells “The Roxanne Gay Story,” and “Crossroad Springs” Season 2 begins. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter here. PRINTABLE…

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