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This mullet man gained notoriety in a scary movie franchise but got murdered off in the first film for being the man behind the mask. Even though he was born Bryan Ray Trout, you may be more familiar with his stage name. … [Read more...] about Guess Who This Cute Kid Turned Into! KB

Filmed at Riverside Studios in London, presenters socially distanced, house band The Horne Section were separated by Perspex, and musical performances were filmed in the gardens of stars including Kasabian guitarist Serge Pizzorno. Guests arrived on-set in specially arranged cars and left promptly after they had recorded their piece. “There was no hanging around in the green room, no bringing agents,” Shackleton said, detailing a formula that is likely to be replicated on other Fulwell brands after not a single case of coronavirus was traced back to Save Our Summer. … [Read more...] about Fulwell 73 Remounts ‘Friends’ Reunion & ‘Cinderella’ This Month With Lessons Learned From The Pandemic

Fox aired a Major League Baseball Game of the Week for a second consecutive Thursday, and the Kansas City Royals’ 13-2 beatdown of the Chicago Cubs drew a 0.4 rating and averaged 1.61 million viewers. That was even with last week’s Red Sox-Mets game in the demo but down by from 1.96 million viewers. … [Read more...] about ABC’s Fun & Games Fuel Demo Win In Thursday Ratings

There are about 1.8 billion Muslims globally, and Muslim identity and appearance are incredibly diverse. It is lackadaisical how Hollywood was able to create a “Muslim look” that is Arab and South Asian, and often times with actors outside of those communities. Black people make up the largest group of Muslims in the U.S., comprising 20 percent of U.S. Muslims. And the Latinx community is the fastest-growing Muslim community in the U.S. But we rarely see these portrayals. Expanding storylines that include Muslim characters really requires reflecting the diversity of Muslim communities. … [Read more...] about How Hollywood Can Better Represent Muslim Characters and Storylines (Guest Column)

By end of March, Lieberstein and Silverman, former executive producers of one of the most popular workplace comedies ever, The Office, had started work on Remote with Big Breakfast, a comedy banner under Silverman and Howard Owens’ Propagate Content. I hear the project was recently taken put, landing at CBS All Access and CBS TV Studios. … [Read more...] about Remote Workplace Comedy In Works At CBS All Access From ‘The Office’ EPs Ben Silverman & Paul Lieberstein