Newlyweds Table Read Proves Téa Leoni and Tim Daly Still Have Chemistry at Home and Onscreen

NBC’s Newlyweds brings real-life married couple Téa Leoni and Tim Daly back together onscreen in a multicam sitcom about a whirlwind marriage, with Jamie Lee Curtis executive producing and appearing in the series. At NBCUniversal Backlot Pass 2026, the cast and creatives discussed chemistry, live-audience comedy and the enduring appeal of the classic sitcom format.

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NBC’s “Line of Fire” Wants You to Know Family Doesn’t Always Have Your Back

NBC’s Line of Fire wants to know what happens after the case closes. At NBCUniversal Backlot Pass 2026, creator Josh Safran and the cast previewed a family-driven federal procedural about law enforcement, loyalty, work, grief, and what happens when the job follows everyone home.

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I Play Rocky Trailer Reveals Anthony Ippolito as Sylvester Stallone in the Ultimate Underdog Origin Story

Amazon MGM Studios presents I Play Rocky, starring Anthony Ippolito as Sylvester Stallone in the true underdog story of how an unknown actor fought to write Rocky and play Rocky Balboa himself. Directed by Peter Farrelly, the film opens in select theaters November 6.

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Blackmagic Design Drops Prices on PYXIS 6K and Cinema Camera 6K Models

Blackmagic Design has announced new lower prices for its full-frame 6K cinema camera lineup, including the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K and Blackmagic PYXIS 6K L, EF, and PL models. The new pricing gives filmmakers and creators a more affordable path into large-format 6K cinematography.

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Gorr the God Butcher Joins Marvel Rivals in Season 10: Butcher’s Blasphemy

Marvel Games and NetEase Games revealed Marvel Rivals Season 10: Butcher's Blasphemy, launching September 11 with Gorr the God Butcher joining the roster as a Duelist, plus the God Quarry Domination map, Jeff events, Galacta’s Gift, Pajama Party costumes, College Student Perks, IGNITE Series Stage 2, and Path to Doomsday updates.

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Disneyland Resort Fall Favorites 2026 Brings Halloween Time, Plaza de la Familia and Oogie Boogie Bash to Life

Disneyland Resort kicked off its Fall Favorites 2026 season with Halloween Time, Plaza de la Familia, seasonal food and merchandise, Haunted Mansion Holiday, Guardians of the Galaxy - Monsters After Dark, Cars Land Haul-O-Ween, Oogie Boogie Bash, Halloween Screams, and family-friendly fall magic across the resort.

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The Paper Season 2 Review: Peacock’s Office Spinoff Finds Sharper Purpose and Bigger Laughs

The Paper Season 2 is a stronger, sharper return for Peacock’s Office spinoff, giving its newsroom comedy more purpose, better ensemble chemistry, and a timely story about local journalism fighting to matter.

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“The Rockford Files” Reboot Leans Into the Original’s Wit Instead of Rewriting It

At NBCUniversal Backlot Pass 2026, David Boreanaz and executive producer Mike Daniels discussed how NBC's The Rockford Files reboot honors James Garner's legacy, keeps the original show's wit and charm, and introduces a modern Jim Rockford without becoming a one-for-one remake.

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Fuze Blu-ray Review: A Sleeper British Heist Thriller With Explosive Sound

Fuze arrives on Blu-ray with a strong 1080p transfer and an explosive DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix, making David Mackenzie's lean British heist thriller a sleeper physical media recommendation.

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Anyone But You 4K UHD Review: The Rom-Com Gets a Reference-Quality Upgrade

Anyone But You arrives on 4K UHD with vibrant Dolby Vision visuals and an immersive Dolby Atmos mix, proving that modern romantic comedies can benefit just as much from a premium physical media presentation as blockbuster films.

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The Drop: A Snowfall Saga Review: FX Finds Its Own Rhythm in 90s LA

The Drop: A Snowfall Saga gives FX’s Snowfall universe a fresh identity, shifting from the crack era to 1990s West Coast rap with powerful music, family drama, LA culture, and standout performances.

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Parasomnia: James Ross II and Jasmine Mathews Explore the Horror of Losing Control

Filmmaker James Ross II and star Jasmine Mathews break down the personal origins of Parasomnia, Riley's relationship with trauma and control, authentic Black representation, and turning the terrifying vulnerability of sleep into psychological horror.

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Atlas King Review: Michael Bisping Brings Real Fight Credibility to a Gritty Action Thriller

Atlas King gives Michael Bisping a convincing action lead vehicle, with gritty fight choreography, an impressive George Finn performance, and a surprising focus on the family and community behind the fight world.

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Legend of the White Dragon Review: Jason David Frank’s Final Bow Is a Passion-Fueled Tribute to Fans

Legend of the White Dragon is an imperfect but heartfelt indie superhero film that honors Jason David Frank’s legacy with gritty action, strong suit designs, fan passion, and emotional weight.

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FX’s The Drop: A Snowfall Saga Brings Red Carpet Screening to Washington, D.C.

FX’s The Drop: A Snowfall Saga held a special D.C. red carpet screening at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, featuring Malcolm Spellman, Gail Bean, Isaiah John, Asante Blackk, Peyton Alex Smith, Buddy, and a post-screening Q&A about legacy, hip-hop, Black culture, and the next chapter of Snowfall.

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Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift Opens September 16 at Universal Studios Hollywood

Universal Studios Hollywood’s first outdoor, high-speed roller coaster, Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift, opens September 16, bringing 72 MPH launches, 360-degree drifting ride vehicles, Fast Saga-inspired cars, franchise props, and new adrenaline to the Upper Lot.

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Disneyland Resort Announces 2026 Holiday Season With World of Color – Season of Light Returning

Disneyland Resort has announced its 2026 holiday season, featuring the return of World of Color - Season of Light, A Christmas Fantasy Parade, Believe... in Holiday Magic, Disney Festival of Holidays, Santa in Toontown, festive attraction overlays, hotel celebrations, and Downtown Disney offerings.

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President Curtis Review: Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty Spinoff Finds Its Own Absurd Power

President Curtis gives Keith David’s fan-favorite Rick and Morty character a smart Adult Swim spinoff filled with paranormal government chaos, sharp satire, strong vocal chemistry, and real franchise potential.

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Stacy Caballero Talks Nimrods, Green Day’s ’90s Punk Style, and Costume Storytelling

In a new interview with The Culture Collective, Emmy-nominated costume designer Stacy Caballero discusses bringing Green Day’s ’90s punk spirit to Nimrods, shopping vintage, and using costume design to tell authentic stories.

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Tony Khan Announces Huge AEW All In Match, Addresses Thekla and Britt Baker Questions Ahead of All In London

During his AEW All In London media briefing, Tony Khan announced a new Trios Roulette Royale for the Buy-In and addressed key questions surrounding Thekla, Britt Baker, Willow Nightingale’s injury, Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay, and AEW’s continued success at Wembley Stadium.

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Forgotten Island Review: DreamWorks Delivers an Absolute Thrill Ride Full of Heart and Pinoy Pride

Forgotten Island is an absolute thrill ride packed with heart, humor, jaw-dropping animation, and a powerful story about friendship, memory, Filipino culture, and growing apart.

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Colony Review: Yeon Sang-ho Layers Timely, Societal Fears Underneath Rotting Flesh

From writer, director Yeon Sang-ho’s perspective, we shouldn’t be so willing to join the groupthink machine. Let’s just say Colony gives an extremely… textured warning as to why individuality is sacred.

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The Dog Stars Review: Ridley Scott Finds Humor and Humanity at the End of the World

The Dog Stars is a solid post-apocalyptic thriller from Ridley Scott, led by Jacob Elordi and a golden Josh Brolin, with eerie atmosphere, sharp humor, strong aerial visuals, and a surprising third act.

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Jalyn Hall and Phil Augusta Jackson Bring The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins to NABJ 2026

Following their NBCU Academy panel at NABJ 2026, Jalyn Hall and Phil Augusta Jackson sat down with Big Gold Belt Media guest contributor Corinne Dorsey for an exclusive conversation about The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, Season 2, the writers’ room, and Black comedy.

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Coyote vs. Acme Review: Wile E. Coyote Gets His Revenge in a Hilarious Looney Tunes Win

Coyote vs. Acme is a hilarious and heartfelt Looney Tunes comeback that gives Wile E. Coyote unexpected emotional depth while turning its real-life studio controversy into perfect meta commentary.

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Hope Review: Na Hong-jin’s Brutal Sci-Fi Epic Demands the Biggest Screen Possible

Na Hong-jin’s Hope is a brutal and chaotic sci-fi epic that blends creature-feature terror, alien mystery, Korean genre intensity, and human tragedy into a massive big-screen experience.

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Insidious: Out of the Further Review: The Further Still Has a Pulse, But the Formula Is Wearing Thin

Insidious: Out of the Further has a smart new lore twist and a strong Lin Shaye return, but familiar horror tropes, thin logic, and franchise fatigue keep this sequel from fully escaping The Further’s formula.

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The End of Oak Street Review: A Wild, Funny, and Surprisingly Emotional Dino-Survival Ride

The End of Oak Street is a wild and surprisingly emotional dino-survival ride, blending suburban family drama, sharp humor, creature-feature chaos, and old-school adventure energy.

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