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EXCLUSIVE: “If it’s not the biggest hit out of Canada ever, it’s one of them,” says Sean Cohan about Heated Rivalry, the red-hot Canadian-produced ice hockey romance. Cohan is President of Bell Media, the media giant that owns CTV and Crave, the streamer that launched the Jacob Tierney show, which is produced by Brendan Brady under the Accent Aigu banner.
Bell Media now plans to capitalize on this distinctly Canadian content moment. “There is absolutely more coming post Heated Rivalry,” says Cohan. “In addition to the fact that Heated Rivalry will go on, we’ve got high hopes for Jacob and Brendan and the folks at Accent Aigu, and what they’re going to produce in that universe and elsewhere.”
In March 2024 and in his first interview after joining Bell Media, Cohan told Deadline that he was “pot committed” on content. When Bell bought UK-based distributor Sphere Abacus, he explained why the company was doing that deal as well as backing ‘Northern Lights’ – meaning Canadian creators with worldwide ambitions. When we sit down with the former Nielsen and A+E exec during the London TV Screenings he says: “We recognized that the Canadian market, the product and the creative brand was misunderstood and underestimated. It’s a very nice case study or proof of the point having an incredibly buzzy show like Heated Rivalry.”
‘Beer, Lesbians and Baseball!’ & Yaga
Crave, along with the likes of Stan in Australia, is one of a new breed of domestic streamer that is making or co-producing international hits. Other Crave shows that have bubbled up include Empathy from Quebec-born actor and screenwriter Florence Longpré. The second season is a co-production with France’s Canal+. From the CTV side there is Sullivan’s Crossing, which airs in the U.S. on The CW.
In terms of the pipeline of new shows from Crave, there is Slo Pitch, which Bell Media announced with the headline ‘Beer, Lesbians and Baseball!’ From Shaftesbury, Boss & Co and Elliot Page’s Pageboy Productions, the half-hour mockumentary follows an underdog queer softball team. Buzz has been building around that one this week at the Screenings.
There’s also Yaga, a half-hour drama starring Carrie-Ann Moss (The Matrix), Noah Reid (Schitt’s Creek), Clark Backo (Letterkenny), as well as Heated Rivalry’s Hudson Williams. Kat Sandler is writer-showrunner on the mystery thriller, which is based on her play. For Bell Media, it’s an in-house affair with Blink49 Studios, which it backs, producing alongside Front Street Pictures, and Sphere Abacus selling it internationally.
Tom Green’s Funny Farm is coming out of a development deal with Tom Green Productions and there should be news soon of what’s coming out of a deal with Seth Rogen’s Point Grey.
‘Re-Heating’
Six of the top-ten most-watched shows on Crave were Canadian originals over the all-important holiday viewing period and the streamer has added about a 1.5 million subs over the last two years. It had 4.6 million subs at the last official count.
Cohan says there is a Heated Rivalry effect on the numbers, which can partly be discerned by analyzing what new customers tune into first after they sign up. “It’s definitely delivered an uptick,” he says. “There’s a decent number of subs that have joined for that.” He also talks about ‘re-Heating’, a term coined by Canadian press for the folks who have Heated Rivalry on repeat. “Roughly a third have watched it more than two times and I’m hearing about really amazing stats where some people are even getting into the double-digit viewing, which is wild.”
Heated Rivalry will not, however, be winning any Emmys – it not eligible. Cohan says: “People say: ‘The Emmys isn’t allowed to give Heated Rivalry an award. Is that a problem?’ Well, the show’s already got a fair bit of recognition, and the fans love it, and they’re re-watching it, and we’re going to continue to drive it.”
Awards aside, Cohan and Bell Media want to harness the buzz and use that to put a new generation of Canadian shows on the map. “It’s not just the Bell Media story, but we want to be at the center of it,” he says. Heated Rivalry may just be sparking a Canadian drama power play.
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With all the Cheltenham hype going on at present, it may come as a surprising fact that the Morebattle Hurdle at Kelso on Saturday has a more valuable prize pot at £120k than any of the Festival handicap hurdles. Couple that with the chance to win the £100k bonus if Morebattle success is followed by a win in any Festival race just over a week later, and it still does not get the appreciation the race deserves.
The Shunter in 2021 is the only horse so far to complete that double, so initially in ante‑post lists bookmakers took no chances with Charles Byrnes’ entry I Started A Joke. However, his non‑declaration leaves the way clear for CRACKING RHAPSODY 5/1 (14:55 Kelso) to win the race for a third time. He reserves his best for Kelso and Ayr, and it was his victory last season in the Scottish Champion Hurdle that makes a persuasive case for him still being reasonably treated off a mark of 136 on Saturday. Having won the Morebattle off 132, he lined up at Ayr off a mark of 137 where he beat no less a horse than Kabral Du Mathan, with Breeders’ Cup and Ebor winner Ethical Diamond in the ruck. Four horses won next time out from that race, and the form is strong enough to show he is still competitive back at his beloved Kelso, where his form figures read 621111.
Earlier on the card, BREIZH RIVER 7/1 (13:10 Kelso) can continue his resurgence in the first of 10 ITV races. A course‑and‑distance winner off as high as 131 in October 2024, his form dipped significantly, resulting in him being rated just 117 over fences when he moved to Tristan Davidson earlier this season. After a pipe‑opener over hurdles, Breizh River placed at Newcastle before winning at Musselburgh, where the application of a tongue‑tie for the first time may also have helped. It would be helpful if the ground could dry out a little more, but, in the spirit of his owners Border Caravans Ltd, hopefully they can all stay stuck behind him!
There is also £80k up for grabs in the Premier Hurdle, where LORD BYRON 9/1 (14:15 Kelso) looks the play. It looked as if he might have been lined up for a tilt at the Fred Winter, but the stable has a bigger player there in Winston Junior, and Lord Byron comes here for his third run—too late to qualify for the Fred Winter but with an eye on an equally valuable prize. Twice raced for Aidan O’Brien on the flat, he has run well on both hurdling starts behind Klycot and, last time, behind leading Triumph Hurdle hope Maestro Conti at Cheltenham. The fifth horse that day, La Luna Artista, franked the form when winning the Adonis, and the stable remains in good form.
It is Grimthorpe day at Doncaster, where it might be worth an each‑way investment on dual winner MORODER (EW) 20/1 (14:30 Doncaster). He is now rising 12, but his trainer Seamus Mullins recently ended a 56‑race losing run with a few others placed, and Moroder is off a 5 lb lower mark than when a shock winner of this race at 33/1 last year, having won it off an even higher mark back in 2023 at 18/1. Clearly this will have been his long‑term target, and, at a similarly big price, he is worth a speculative throw at the stumps.
Earlier at Doncaster, the step up to 3m should suit LIVINGONAPRAYER 15/2 (13:25 Doncaster) in the Listed Mares’ race and hopefully give Joe Anderson his biggest winner to date. Jamie Snowden is having an excellent season, already notching a campaign‑best 71 winners, with a maiden century a real possibility. He has plenty of success in Mares’ races (another debutant winner at Wetherby on Thursday), and the next four horses home behind her victory at Wincanton have all won since.
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The big news of the week was Constitution Hill not being asked to go back hurdling, with the main impact on the Champion Hurdle being a shortening of Lossiemouth in the belief that she is now more likely to take her chance here rather than in the Mares’. The main Cheltenham betting angle, however, could now be to top up the each‑way ante‑post bet on Take No Chances in the Mares’, as her price has not shortened but her chances of making the frame would clearly be much improved were Lossiemouth not to show up. She will be well suited by the switch of the race to the New Course, having placed in the race 12 months ago, and has been the subject of a couple of negative rides recently which have not shown her to best advantage.
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Mary Cosby is planning to move forward with the upcoming season of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” … despite the sudden death of her son … TMZ has learned.
Sources connected to production tell TMZ … while some assumed Mary might step away when cameras go up for Season 7 after losing her son, Robert Cosby Jr., that’s not the case as of now. We’re told the decision to continue filming is entirely hers.
We’re told Mary sees returning to work as a way to maintain some structure during an incredibly painful time as she leans heavily on her faith and inner circle. Our sources say Mary will participate in filming at whatever pace she feels is right … and there’s zero pressure.
As we first reported … filming was postponed this week after Mary learned of Robert’s death. The show is currently in pre-production, but when cameras officially begin rolling, Mary intends to be part of the season.
We broke the story … the Salt Lake City cast has put aside any lingering on-camera drama or past fractures to rally around Mary. Whatever tensions may have existed simply don’t matter right now.
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Where Winds Meet is taking us back to “one of China’s most glorious eras,” the Tang Dynasty, with its next major update, the Hexi expansion, which kicks off, for free, on March 5.
Between March and May, the team will release Hexi’s three chapters in sequence, taking wanderers “from desert to ice fields to grasslands,” starting with Jade Gate Pass next week.
“In ancient China, friends would write poems for each other. Think of these three chapters as our poem to all of you,” the team explained, stressing that this marks “a much more cinematic approach to storytelling” that feels “quite different from our previous storytelling.”
Set in a vast desert landscape, developer Everstone Games said the Hexi expansion represents the “biggest expansion since the game’s launch, and will offer up brand-new narratives, new bosses, fresh gameplay features, and martial art styles.” We can expect three major maps, which, combined, boast nearly 20 sub-regions, 11 unique bosses, seven Jianghu Legacies, “dozens” of side quests, and “so much more.” There’s also a new path called Bamboocut-Dust, with two new martial arts for Umbrella and Roped Dart. Umbrella’s Spring Dreamscape is “all about agility,” while Rope Dart’s Fleeting Clouds is “all about big, sweeping AOE attacks.”
The stream showed off some of those aforementioned boss fights in detail;, including Jade Gate Pass’ campaign boss, Guo Xin, the aging general and last grand protector who “remains at his post defending the land to the very end.” He’ll come at you with “sweeping combos and summon veterans to fight alongside him,” so you’ll need to use your deflects wisely to protect against his attacks. His second phase, on the other hand, boasts “sands swirl and time reverses” as the call of his army “jostles him back to his prime,” enabling him to unleash his full power.
We also get a sneak peek at Wandering Ark, which, I’m delighted to say, is exactly what it sounds like — a huge ship. Once a messenger, it’s now obsessed with finding its way home through the desert. If you hang on after the main presentation finishes, there’s also a good chunk of the battle against Hexi’s Moongazing Maiden boss fight, too, where all the skills and weapons are related to the moon.
While the stream focused primarily on the desert, we also paid fleeting visits to the upcoming Liangzhou and Qingchuan maps, too. The former is a city known for its fine wine and precious jade in our first snow mountain region, and the latter, your final destination, where you’ll cycle through all four seasons on one map and find warring factions everywhere you turn.
Best of all, though, Everstone stressed that all your progress carries over from season to season, including character levels, talents, and arsenals, so there’s “no need to start from scratch.”
As for goodies? Here’s just some of what you can expect:
That’s not all! Everstone also revealed a slew of new quality-of-life updates, too, which we’ve summarized below:
Where Winds Meet’s Hexi expansion can be pre-downloaded from today (February 27). “To wrap up, Hexi is a cinematic open world experience. Three chapters, tons of creative storytelling. We really hope this passion project brings something fresh to all of you,” the team said.
The Wuxia open-world action-adventure RPG set in ancient China debuted on PC and PlayStation 5 on November 14, topping 9 million players in just two weeks. The mobile version released on December 12.
It didn’t take long for players to find creative — and highly amusing — ways to make use of the game’s chatbot NPCs, including taking a novel approach to solving riddles by… simply telling the game’s AI-powered chatbot NPCs that they have solved the game’s riddles.
Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world’s biggest gaming sites and publications. She’s also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.
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PBS Distribution has acquired U.S. rights to Wildgaze Films’ love story “Trespasses” and Hera Pictures’ factual drama “I Fought the Law” from All3Media Intl.
“Trespasses” stars Lola Petticrew (“Say Nothing”), Tom Cullen (“The Gold”), and Emmy and Golden Globe winner Gillian Anderson (“Sex Education”).
The show tells the story of forbidden love set against the backdrop of the Troubles in 1970s Belfast.
The U.S. acquisition follows deals in Europe and Australia, and four nominations at the Irish Film and Television Awards.
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“Trespasses,” which was commissioned by the U.K.’s Channel 4, is from Wildgaze Films (“Brooklyn,” “An Education”), the independent production company run by Oscar-nominated producing duo Finola Dwyer and Amanda Posey.
It is directed by BAFTA winner Dawn Shadforth (“Mood,” “Adult Material”) and is based on Louise Kennedy’s debut novel, which was shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction and is adapted for television by rising talent Ailbhe Keogan (“Bad Sisters”) in her first lead writing credit.
“I Fought the Law,” starring BAFTA winner Sheridan Smith (“Cilla,” “Accused”), tells the real-life story of Ann Ming (Smith), a mother who, driven by unimaginable grief, challenged a centuries-old law to see her daughter’s murderer finally brought to justice.
The drama was created for ITV in the U.K. by Hera Pictures (“Hamnet,” “What It Feels Like for a Girl”), the independent production company founded by award-winning producer Liza Marshall (“Riviera,” “The State”).
“I Fought the Law,” written by Jamie Crichton (“All Creatures Great and Small”) and directed by Erik Richter Strand (“The Crown”), is based on Ann Ming’s book “For the Love of Julie.”
All3Media Intl. signed numerous deals for the drama ahead of its U.K. debut, including acquisitions in Europe, Asia and Australia.
Both shows are expected to launch this year.
Jennifer Askin, exec VP Americas at All3Media Intl., commented, “As the home of world-class drama, PBS is the perfect destination for ‘Trespasses’ and ‘I Fought the Law,’ and we’re delighted U.S. viewers will soon be able to immerse themselves in these powerful female-led stories. Featuring renowned on-screen talent alongside some of the industry’s best creative talents behind the camera, these unmissable dramas are proving a hit with critics and viewers alike, generating rave reviews and awards buzz, and it’s an honor to take them to a global audience through continued partnerships with leading broadcasters such as PBS.”
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Vanished, Amazon’s new thriller starring Kaley Cuoco and Sam Claflin, sends its leads racing across France – and (almost) every major scene was filmed on location.
The Prime Video series opens in Paris, where Alice (Cuoco), an archaeologist, reunites with her boyfriend Tom (Claflin). They board a train to Arles for a romantic break.
He vanishes en route. What follows is a frantic search that pulls Alice through Marseille’s ports, backstreets, and landmarks – and into something far darker.
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If you’re wondering where Vanished was filmed, here’s the full breakdown.
Vanished was filmed entirely in France. No stand-in cities, no soundstage trickery. Production was primarily based in Marseille, with early scenes shot in Paris.
Executive producer Lourdes Diaz described Marseille as a character in its own right.
“It is the beauty of Marseille. The darkness of Marseille. Marseille has many layers to it,” she told Prime Video.
From sea views and mountainsides to docks and nightclubs, the city’s contrasts feed directly into the show’s tone.
Co-creator Preston Thompson added that Marseille offers both “French Riviera glamour” and “grit and underworld”.
There are dozens of recognisable locations across all four episodes. These are the key ones.
The Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower appear in episode 1 during Alice and Tom’s Paris reunion.
They’re brief, postcard-perfect shots – establishing the romance before everything unravels.
The show quickly shifts south, likely due to cost and logistics.
Hotel Regina Louvre features in the opening episode.
Opposite the Louvre and overlooking the Tuileries Garden, it’s a five-star hotel known for its baroque interiors. A one-night stay can range from roughly €500 to €1,400 depending on the room.
Hôtel Peron is Alice’s main base in Marseille.
Located along La Corniche, it overlooks the Mediterranean and appears repeatedly throughout the series. Despite being a three-star hotel, it’s a massively popular place to stay.
Rooms can hover around the €100 mark – if you can get one.
Roquefavour Aqueduct is the landmark Alice spots from the train when Tom first disappears.
Built in the 19th century, it stands 83 metres high and stretches 375 metres long. It was constructed to carry water from the Durance River to Marseille after devastating droughts and cholera outbreaks.
It’s around 30 miles from Marseille.
Notre-Dame de la Garde dominates the skyline in several shots and appears in the opening credits.
It’s Marseille’s most visited monument and offers panoramic views over the city and islands below.
The Noailles district – often called the “belly of Marseille” – appears repeatedly as Alice searches for Tom.
It’s one of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, packed with markets, fishmongers, and international food stalls.
The Old Port of Marseille is one of the city’s defining landmarks.
Founded around 600 BC, it’s now the cultural and social centre of Marseille – and a recurring backdrop in the series.
No. Although flashbacks are set in Jordan, the production never left France.
These scenes were filmed in the French countryside and colour-graded to create the dusty, sun-bleached look.
The end credits confirm the production benefited from France’s tax rebate for international shoots – making it financially sensible to keep everything local.
For Cuoco, filming abroad was a major step.
After welcoming her first child in 2023, she had scaled back work. Vanished required relocating to France for months.
Speaking to TV Insider, she said it was the first time she had to make a “big decision” as a mum.
“When they first said Marseille, I was like, ‘Do you really need to do that?’ I’ve got a two-year-old. How do I leave?” she said.
Her fiancé encouraged her to take the opportunity – and she’s glad she did.
“I don’t know if I’ll have an opportunity like that again,” she added.
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This week’s OTT release list includes different genres like mystery, crime, thriller and family drama. Viewers can watch the latest content on platforms like Netflix, Zee5, Apple TV and JioHotstar. Here’s the list of the latest release.
Accused is a psychological thriller directed by Anubhuti Kashyap. Konkona Sen Sharma plays the role of a gynaecologist in the film. Their lives change when they are accused of serious sexual misconduct. The film also stars Pratibha Ranta in an important role. You can watch it on Netflix.
The Tamil crime thriller Thadayam revolves around a series of murders happening in the villages. The killer is extremely cunning and leaves no clues. The film creates an atmosphere of fear and suspense and maintains suspense till the end. You can watch it on ZEE5.
Marathi language film Krantijyoti Vidyalay Marathi Madhyam is directed by Hemant Dhome. Sachin Khedekar plays the role of Dinkar Shirke in the film. The story is based on an attempt to save a Marathi medium school from closure. You can watch it on ZEE5.
Hollywood series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 is a 10-episode series that follows the story of Skull Island. After the cliffhanger of the first season, Lee Shaw’s character returns. The series stars Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell. You can watch it on Apple TV.
Malayalam psychological thriller series Secret Stories: Roslin is directed by Sumesh Nandakumar. The story focuses on a teenager named Roslyn who has the same nightmares over and over again. You can watch it on JioHotstar.
In total, films and series of different languages and subjects will be available on the OTT platform this Friday. It is available in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, and Malayalam. Viewers can choose from thriller, crime, family drama, or adventure as per their choice.
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Will Forte and D’Arcy Carden‘s new series Sunny Nights debuted on the Australian streaming service Stan back in December and now American audiences will get a chance to watch the show!
Hulu will drop all eight episodes of the show on March 11.
Sunny Nights features Forte as strait-laced American Martin Marvin, who teams up with his loose cannon sister, Vicki (Carden), to set up a spray tan business in Sydney. But as Martin and Vicki attempt to turn their company from a start-up operating out of the back of a van into a multi-million-dollar empire, the siblings become tangled up in Sydney’s criminal underworld, and when a ruthless gangster begins to catch up with them, the two must figure out how to stay alive, out of prison, and in the black.
Also appearing in the show are Rachel House, Jessica De Gouw, Miritana Hughes, Ra Chapman, and Megan Wilding, along with a special appearance from Patrick Brammall.
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Spring is almost in the air, and I, for one, could not be happier. After one grey day rolls into the next, my capsule wardrobe has quietly ended up a mix of charcoal, black and dark navy. Practical? Absolutely. Mood lifting? Not so much. With the UK officially breaking its latest rainy streak (all 50 consecutive days of it), this week’s sliver of sunshine inspired in me a very specific urge: a scroll of Zara, Mango and Reformation‘s new-in sections. These three are my go-to brands when I need a high-quality high-street hit, and I’ve been shopping reliably and seasonally from them all for quite some time. With plenty of nostalgic trends and timeless basics often filling their shelves, these brands offer an affordable alternative to the luxury buys we all long to have in our rotations.
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From suede midi skirts that would make Carolyn Bessette Kennedy swoon to elegant leather tote bags that rival designer icons, the current styles on offer feel fresh, new, and oh-so spring 2026. Keep scrolling to discover the 15 most expensive-looking new-in buys from Zara, Mango and Reformation that get this editor’s stamp of approval.
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Veda Cole Low Waist Leather Maxi Skirt
This has jumped straight to the top of my ever-growing wish list.
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Blair High Rise Baby Bootcut Jeans
From the Cynthia to the Blair, Reformation jeans always get my seal of approval.
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Jessie Wedge Thong
You’ll get so much wear out of these elegant snake-print wedges.
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Jonie Cashmere Oversized Scoop Neck
This whole look is so spring 2026-coded.
The newest colour way of these editor-loved trouser.
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Drawstring Waist Denim Parka
This beats the average denim jacket, hands down.
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Suede Shoulder Bag With Stitching
This easily rivals designer.
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Straight-Fit Linen Trousers With Pleats
Your friendly reminder to get your linen early.
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Long Double-Breasted Trench Coat
You’ll rewear this elegant shape year after year.
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Houndstooth Short Skirt
This is exactly how I want to be dressing in spring 2026.
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Leather Effect Belted Jacket
A new Zara viral hit in the making.
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Zw Collection Wool Blend Cropped Jacket
This sculptural neckline really elevates this jacket.
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Lace Satin Halter Dress
The lace! The plunging neck! This dress is simply too good.
These viral trousers are back and available in five fresh colourways.
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Leather Block Heel Sandals
Chocolate suede and a block heel? These have “premium” written all over them.
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Mitski’s eighth album Nothing’s About to Happen to Me is here, and she’s marking the occasion with a new music video for the song “If I Leave.” In the video, directed by Jared Hogan, Mitski and her band make the most of an extremely spooky house, peeling wallpaper and all. Watch that below.
Nothing’s About to Happen to Me is Mitski’s first studio album since 2023’s The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We. Last October, she surprise-released a live album to accompany the premiere of her concert film, Mitski: The Land. The film, directed by Grant James, included footage from three shows the artist played at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre in 2024, accompanied by a seven-piece band.
On February 25, Mitski also made her first late-night appearance since 2022, performing “I’ll Change for You” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’s farewell season. Later this year, she’ll also embark on an international tour that will hit North America, Europe, and Asia; the itinerary includes residencies in New York, Los Angeles and Sydney, Australia.
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Daryl Hannah Shows Up at John’s Loft After His First Date With Carolyn
Daryl Hannah (Dree Hemingway), John’s on-again-off-again girlfriend, is at his loft when he comes home after he was just rhapsodizing to his cousin and best friend Anthony Radziwill (Erich Bergen) about how all he wants to do is call Carolyn.
Soon, he’s bringing Daryl to cousin Edward Kennedy Jr.‘s wedding in October 1993, much to his mother Jacqueline Kennedy‘s disapproval (poured on here for effect, but based in reality), and Carolyn finds out from a tabloid cover that her seemingly eager suitor is back on with his movie star ex.
Meanwhile, John has been sending Carolyn flowers, eventually telling her when they bump into each other at another event that he “can’t seem to function” knowing that she hated him. To which she replies, “I don’t know you well enough to hate you.”
The surprise rendezvous was a dramatic way for Love Story to introduce the Splash star, but producers didn’t seek input from Daryl, who’s been married to Neil Young since 2018.
“We want to find these characters from the inside out,” producer Nina Jacobson told Gold Derby, “and it’s hard to serve a bunch of agendas when you [go] to the real people. So we tend not to do that except in rare cases.”
In Daryl’s case, she’s “an adversary to what you want narratively in the story,” Jacobson explained, but “we still try to really show respect to the fact that she does have a fluency with this [celebrity] world that Carolyn doesn’t have.”
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Roku Channel has announced The Reunion: Laguna Beach for April 10th.
The Roku Original will reunite the OG cast of MTV‘s Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County, including Lauren Conrad, Stephen Colletti, and Kristin Cavallari alongside Lo Bosworth, Talan Torriero, Trey Phillips, Christina Shuller, Dieter Schmitz, Jessica Smith, and Alex Hooser.
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On this episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Dorit‘s spending and Rachel‘s partying. The Hamptons is doing a great job of bringing people together through wine, shopping, and dancing. Back on the west coast, Erika opens up about her impending trials, Bozoma gets confirmation that Keely is her person, and Sutton is left wondering if she should reinvent herself as Sutton Brown.
Over in the Hamptons, Dorit checks in with her daughter, who seems absolutely appalled to learn her mom flew commercial. Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree… PK has the kids while Dorit is grasping for a hot girl summer and while all she wants to do is bash him, she holds her tongue for the sake of her kids, and plays nice while on the phone.
The night before proved to be a good one, as Rachel is hungover and exhausted. Only Kyle is bright eyed, since she left at a normal time and remained sober. In an effort to cure said hangover, Dorit, Kyle, and Rachel head out to shop. Dorit clearly got the spend memo- she basically cleans out the store with her $4,589.50 purchases. In an embarrassing moment, her card gets declined, but Dorit claims it was merely fraud protection, considering she is all the way on the east coast. Sure.
Post shopping, Rachel has planned a nice little pre-game-like wine night with her family so that Kyle and Dorit can learn more about who Rachel really is. While they prep, Kyle takes a FaceTime call from Boz, who, admittedly, is having some serious FOMO. Kyle and Boz seem to be connecting more this year, which is refreshing.
Kyle shares that things between her and Dorit have gotten better since being in the Hamptons, but Dorit’s behavior has been odd. According to Kyle, Dorit has been acting a little bit scattered, “manic,” or is “OCD because of anxiety?” Boz wants Kyle to be careful the way she talks about Dorit’s personality, especially with this impending divorce. However, Boz knows that Dorit has a looming financial burden of divorce ahead of her, and perhaps a conversation needs to happen with Dorit to help her focus on the important stuff.
Sutton meets with Jennifer Tilly in Malibu for an oceanside lunch. Sutton reflects on when she rented a house here 10 years ago and Jennifer reflects on who Sutton was 10 years ago. Sutton led a seemingly perfect life, with a seemingly perfect husband, but the more Jennifer looked, the more she saw cracks in their relationship.
Sutton’s ex has a new girlfriend, who also happened to be a friend of Sutton’s, which…complicates things and certainly adds a layer of betrayal. Sutton was shocked to learn of her ex’s new girlfriend and had to learn of the romance from her son. With the annulment and the emotions that come with it, Sutton has been trying to put on a brave face. It has been hard, but the more she thinks about it, the more she is ready to move from Stracke to Brown.
Erika’s therapist makes a house visit. Erika opens up the upcoming trial- the one with the bankruptcy trustee. She also shares that she has a $10 million tax bill that Tom left her with. Erika is tired of it all and talks about how “the now sucks.”
Erika tells her therapist how she met up with an abused Denise Richards and goes on to say that she finally opened up to some of her friends about the abuse that happened to her last year. The shame surrounding it and the need to call in police, when her own son is an officer, is what kept Erika quiet all this time. She was carrying around the incident in shame and her therapist is glad to hear that Erika is talking about it now.
Erika states how lost she feels in life and how it seems like she is merely “treading water” in survival mode. Her therapist explains that Erika needs to embrace life, rather than fight it, because this is it: good, bad, and ugly.
Clearly Rachel’s family is on Dorit-time because they arrive over an hour late. Kyle is awe that Rachel has both of her parents still alive and makes it clear how lucky Rachel is to have them in her life. Dorit, caught up in her own world, obsessing over what to wear, is also late.
When she finally makes her grand entrance and meets Rachel’s parents and family, they talk about estranged marriages. It becomes hard for Rachel because she knows just how much her family loved her ex, but he is not the same person he used to be.
Over in San Diego, Boz, her boyfriend, Keely, and her daughter head out to dinner. They discuss the fertility journey and the disappointment. If this next round does not work, Boz worries about “what ifs,” considering how much Keely wants a baby…what if it does not happen? Keely promises that no matter what, he still wants to marry Boz and she realizes that she needs to trust he will not grow to resent her down the road should she not be able to have his baby.
As the night wears on in the Hamptons, Kyle, Dorit, and Rachel head out to dinner. We learn that exactly one year ago, Rachel’s entire life broke up. She “split open” after she got into a fight with her ex and cried more than she ever cried before. Rachel explains that her ex told her about his affair and this was the catalyst that upset her so much that particular weekend one year ago.
She believes that her ex told her about it to hurt her and to get a reaction out of her. According to Rachel, he was a secure person up until about 7 years ago. She goes on to give examples and talks about how the one time she fooled around with a model prior to their engagement, her ex found out about it and proposed the next day.
In the end, people are allowed to change and Rachel is grateful her life unfolded the way it did. They toast to a great weekend in the Hamptons. Not only did they learn more about the life of Rachel Zoe, but Kyle and Dorit seem to be in a much better place…for now.
WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE RHOBH EPISODE?
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Hillary Clinton spoke publicly on Thursday after spending more than six hours in a closed-door deposition with the Republican-led House Oversight Committee in Chappaqua, New York, as part of its ongoing investigation into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Afterward, Clinton said she “answered every one of their questions as fully as I could based on what I knew,” and reiterated her longstanding denials of any meaningful connection to Epstein.
“I never met Jeffrey Epstein, never had any connection or communication with him,” she told reporters, adding that she did not recall encountering him and never flew on his plane or visited any of his properties.
Clinton also confirmed that she had known Maxwell only casually as an acquaintance, noting that Maxwell attended her daughter’s wedding as a guest of someone else.
The deposition came after weeks of tense negotiations, subpoenas, and threats of contempt of Congress against Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, who is also expected to testify on Friday. Republicans say they are probing connections between powerful public figures and Epstein after the Justice Department released millions of pages of files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Clinton criticized the committee’s approach, saying it focused on repeated questions and even unrelated topics, and on political motivations rather than evidence.
No allegations of wrongdoing have been made against Clinton in connection with Epstein’s crimes, and the committee has not released the deposition transcript.
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Jake Gyllenhaal brought his girlfriend Jeanne Cadieu to the London premiere of his film “The Bride.”
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