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Toronto-based Syndicado Film Sales has picked up international rights to “Petroleo,” the fiction debut of doc Spanish filmmaker Álvaro F. Pulpeiro, lauded worldwide for his sensory and lyrical filmmaking, most recently displayed in the Cph:Dox-selected “So Foul a Sky.”

The Galician-born filmmaker said the project which was significantly influenced by Pier Paolo Pasolini’s unfinished book “Petrolio,” will draw inspiration “from Michelangelo Antonioni’s “The Passenger” (1975), the visual intensity of “Apocalypse Now” (1979) and the digital noir of “Miami Vice” (2006).”

“Petroleo” will compete for the €30,000 Filmin Award for best title in the Film to Come section at the inaugural Ecam Forum co-production market, unspooling June 10-14 in Madrid.

Aleksandar Govedarica, Syndicado Film Sales’ CEO said: “I had the privilege of working with Álvaro on his previous film [“So Foul a Sky”] and I was captivated by his vision and storytelling; we therefore boarded “Petroleo” back in 2022. It’s a project that’s impossible to ignore in its timeliness.

Because one "Vice" apparently wasn't enough for filmmaker Michael Mann, he's returning to direct the pilot episode of upcoming HBO Max series "Tokyo Vice" after a relatively lengthy hiatus. The last we saw of the esteemed director, he had released "Blackhat" back in 2015 ... which practically feels like a lifetime ago, doesn't it? 

Aside from a stray producing credit for James Mangold's "Ford v Ferrari" and his currently in-development Enzo Ferrari project, it's mostly been radio silence ever since for the director of movies like "Heat," "The Insider," and the increasingly popular "Miami Vice." That's set to change with "Tokyo Vice," which brings Mann to the small screen for one...

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Exclusive: Director Michael Mann, after film triumphs from The Insider to Collateral, Last of the Mohicans, Heat and numerous others and TV shows like Miami Vice and Crime Story, is ready to take the leap and become the rare elite filmmaker to launch his own publishing imprint. Deadline revealed in 2016 the deal he made with HarperCollins for Michael Mann Books. Hewing close to what he knows in launching feature films, Mann has issued a trailer for the imprint’s first book, Hunting Leroux. The book, which covers the hunt for the shadowy criminal mastermind Paul Calder Leroux, was written by Elaine Shannon. She and Mann collaborated years ago on the NBC miniseries Drug Wars: The Kiki Camarena Story, and Mann has written the forward for her book, which will be published February 19.

Good news for fans of the Mann-directed crime classic Heat. The second book coming from Mann’s imprint...

The Fast and the Furious star is teaming with Mudbound writer Virgil Williams for a boxing drama over at NBC.

THR reports that the drama, titled Crushers Club will be an hourlong show about a struggling boxing gym, which also serves as a second home for kids in one of Chicago’s toughest neighborhoods.

Williams will write the script and executive produce with Diesel through his One Race Television banner. Williams previously worked for six seasons as a writer-producer on Criminal Minds. He is also the co-writer on the upcoming Netflix film Mudbound, which many expect to be an awards season contender.

Crushers Club is one of three projects on One Race TV's slate this season, the others being a reboot of Miami Vice, also at NBC, and a reboot of Get Christie Love at ABC.

A reboot of the Tom Selleck detective drama Magnum P.I. is in the works at CBS, which aired the original series for eight seasons in the Eighties.

The rebooted Magnum P.I. will feature an updated plot that "follows Thomas Magnum (Selleck's former role), a decorated ex-Navy Seal who, upon returning home from Afghanistan, repurposes his military skills to become a private investigator. With help from fellow vets Theodore 'Tc' Calvin and Orville 'Rick' Wright, as well as that of disavowed former Mi:6 agent Juliet Higgins, Magnum takes on...

The era of #PeakTV is still very much upon us, and it’s had an interesting side effect: Instead of feeling emotional while watching a show’s series finale, our reaction these days is, “How long until it gets revived?”

Broadcast networks, premium cablers and streaming platforms have all become fond of reviving or rebooting long-gone series — and in case you’ve lost track of the myriad TV shows getting a second life, we’ve got a handy guide to keep you updated.

In addition to dozens of resurrected TV series (The Munsters, Starsky & Hutch, Miami Vice), we’ve also...

First a Miami Vice reboot, and now this? At least this time it's not 80's nostalgia, but 70's nostalgia. And, not only that, but none other than James Gunn - of Guardians Of The Galaxy and The Specials fame - will write the pilot, and possibly direct! He'll be sharing writing duties with his brother Brian and cousin Mark. Also like Miami Vice, Starsky And Hutch was a buddy-cop... Read More...

Nashville creator Callie Khouri is heading to a new music city – Miami – for her next project. Speaking on the Cmt #Nashchat online show on Facebook, Khouri said she was “working on a show that takes place in Miami.” She denied that it was the remake of Miami Vice that’s been announced. “This is more of a song and dance show,” she said, but declined to name who the star of it may be. She did describe that star as “J.Lo-ish,” but added that it was not actress/singer…...

The return of “Twin Peaks” hasn’t been quite the cultural phenomenon that the original series was, but people are still watching — and parodying — David Lynch’s avant-garde whatsit masquerading as a TV show. The newest example comes from WWE, who once again spoofed “Twin Peaks” on “SmackDown Live.”

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The segment is the latest involving the tag team of Tyler Breeze and Fandango, who play literal fashion police and have previously spoofed “Miami Vice” and film-noir detective dramas. Their current case: the assault and abduction of Fandango, who in a previous vignette portrayed a sort of latter-day Man From Another Place.

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The skit was clearly written by “Twin Peaks” obsessives,...

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And we're not even mad about it.

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We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Power, Everwood, Younger and Suits!

1 | With only two Orphan Black episodes left, which characters — dead or alive — do you hope make an appearance before the show’s end? Hot Paul, Beth, Cal…? (It would be strange if Kira’s dad never popped up again, right?)

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2 | Would Twin Peaks‘ Audrey — who always was as cool as the other side of...

A couple of years ago, we heard rumours that another big screen version of the ’80s TV show Miami Vice might be in the works, potentially rebooting Michael Mann’s 2006 adaptation of his own material. Nothing seemed to come of it, however, and now this week we are hearing that Miami Vice will be making […]...

The Karate Men?

YouTube Red has ordered to series Cobra Kai, a continuation of the classic 1984 film The Karate Kid, with Ralph Macchio and William Zabka on board to reprise their roles as Daniel Larusso and Johnny Lawrence. Per The Hollywood Reporter, the 10-episode series landed at the streaming service after a bidding war with the likes of Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and AMC.

RelatedMiami Vice Reboot From Vin Diesel Eyed at NBC for 2018-19 Season

Set to premiere in 2018, Cobra Kai is described as a half-hour comedy that takes place 30 years after the All Valley Karate Tournament. A down-on-his-luck...

A reboot of the classic 80s action series Miami Vice is currently in development at NBC. Some of you might be happy to learn that the same team behind the Fast and Furious franchise, including Vin Diesel and screenwriter Chris Morgan, are developing the series as Executive Producers.

I enjoyed watching Miami Vice when I was a kid. It was a fun series that starred Don Johnson as James “Sonny” Crockett and it had a pretty solid run from 1984 to 1990. Throughout the course of its run, the series also featured actors like Edward James Olmos, Gene Simmons, Pam Grier, Laurence Fishburne, Viggo Mortensen, and John Leguizamo.

There was also a feature film directed by Michael Mann in 2006 with Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell. I wasn’t a big fan of that flick as it was fairly boring and very forgettable, which was a shame because I think Michael Mann is a great director.

[[tmz:video id="0_x8bd6ls4"]] Wanna hear Jamie Foxx's spot-on-call-it-a-night-and-put-the-kids-to-bed impersonation of Vin Diesel and Jay-z? We got you. Jamie was leaving Mr Chow Wednesday night in Bev Hills when we told him about Vin's plan to reboot "Miami Vice" for NBC. Jamie's face not only lit up with excitement ... he busted out Vin's famous line from "The Fast and the Furious." It gets better ... we ask Jamie if Phil Collins should do the new "Miami Vice" soundtrack. Jamie...

It looks like Detectives Crockett and Tubbs are coming back to NBC. A new report says that Vin Diesel and Chris Morgan, two of the major creative forces behind the Fast & Furious film franchise, are collaborating on a small-screen reboot of Michael Mann’s classic cop series Miami Vice. Mix yourself a mojito and meet me below […]

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It looks like the iconic 80s cops of Miami Vice will be back, with Vin Diesel’s production company making it happen....

Can you feel it calling in the air tonight? A reboot of Miami Vice is in the works at NBC, according to Variety.

The reboot is being brought to us by Vin Diesel's production company, One Race Television, and Chris Morgan productions. Morgan has penned six of the Fast & Furious movies. Considering the Fast & Furious franchise started with a cop and 2 Fast 2 Furious took place in Miami, it's not a bad fit.

Peter Macmanus, known for writing TV series such as Satisfaction and The Mist, will be writing the script. No executive producers have been announced but Variety muses that "it’s more than likely Macmanus, Morgan, and Diesel will all serve as EPs".

The original Miami Vice series ran on NBC...

NBC ran the iconic original series for five seasons from 1984-1989

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Is Miami Vice staging a comeback? It looks to be so.

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So it looks like yet another Miami Vice remake is on the way (after the failed 2006 film starring Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx), this time bringing it back to television from whence it came. Not only that, but it will be produced by two guys who know a thing or two about undercover cops and fast cars, Fast & Furious star Vin Diesel and screenwriter Chris Morgan. No word on what other role... Read More...

Nearly 30 years after Miami Vice last aired on television, the series could return to the small screen thanks to a reboot spearheaded by Vin Diesel.

The Fast and the Furious franchise star and producer Chris Morgan, who penned six of the Fast & Furious films, will revive the series for NBC, which originally broadcast the Michael Mann crime drama from 1984 to 1990.

Although Diesel seems tailor-made to take on the Crockett role popularized by Don Johnson in the original series – and Colin Farrell in the 2006 big-screen adaptation – it appears that the actor...

With TV reboots such as CBS’s “S.W.A.T.” and The CW’s “Dynasty” set to debut in the fall, NBC is looking to revive one of its most successful shows from the 1980s: “Miami Vice”, an MTV-fuelled crime drama that became a pop-culture touchstone during its five-season run. According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC is teaming up with […]...

Vin Diesel's production company One Race Television is developing a Miami Vice reboot TV series for NBC, with Diesel behind the original idea.

NBC is looking to pick up a new Vice.

Fast and the Furious star Vin Diesel is developing a Miami Vice reboot at the Peacock network, which he will executive produce, THR.com reports. Should it move forward, the reimagined series could be on the air as early as the 2018-19 season.

RelatedDynasty: What’s New (And What’s Not) in The CW’s Rich and Glitzy Reboot

The original Miami Vice, starring Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas as undercover detectives in the titular city, ran for five seasons on NBC before its cancellation in 1989. The series was already remade once,...

The thought process behind reboots in Hollywood isn’t that complicated. It usually involves using A Property That People Recognize, throwing some writers and talent at it, and then dressing it up in contemporary clothing. It has little to do with honoring the source material, but simply trotting out a familiar name in a new coat of paint. So, here we go again with “Miami Vice,” though this time it comes with a bit of star power attached.

Continue reading Vin Diesel Rebooting ‘Miami Vice’ TV Series at The Playlist.

A.P. Bio is still experimenting with its cast.

The NBC midseason comedy has added Jean Villepique (Veep, The Office) to the cast as a series regular, TVLine has learned. Villepique will play hard-partying high school teacher Michelle — the role played by SNL alum Vanessa Bayer in the original pilot. (Bayer had to drop out of the role due to a movie commitment.)

RelatedGlenn Howerton Comedy A.P. Bio Scores Series Order at NBC

Hailing from executive producers Lorne Michaels and Seth Meyers, A.P. Bio stars It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s Glenn Howerton as a philosophy professor who misses...

Rob Leane Jul 7, 2017

Michael Mann will return to TV for Hue 1968, a Vietnam War drama on FX....

Michael Mann is heading back to TV. Way back in his early days as a writer/producer, he worked on episodes of Starsky And Hutch and Miami Vice. Of course, he went on direct massive movies such as Heat, The Last Of The Mohicans, Ali and Collateral.

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And now, with the golden age of 'peak TV' continuing, FX has snapped up Mann to helm a new war drama. The show will adapt Hue 1968, Mark Bowden's bestseller, all about American involvement in the conflict. (You might recognise Bowden's name - he also wrote the book that became Black Hawk Down.)

Mann will direct multiple episodes, including the first one. There are expected to be 8-10 episodes in total,...

Michael Mann is returning to television, and as fans of his work know, it’s hardly a step down. The filmmaker made his mark on the small screen far before Peak TV came rolling along with shows like “Police Story,” “Miami Vice,” and “Crime Story,” however, as he heads back to the episodic format he’s leaving procedurals behind and trying out something a little new.

Continue reading Michael Mann Goes To FX Vietnam War Miniseries ‘Huê 1968’ at The Playlist.

Never before in cinema have two men in expensive suits talking on cellphones on a downtown rooftop looked so beautiful. Perhaps never again. Michael Mann's gloriously expensive 2006 up-scaling of the quasi-camp TV show Miami Vice (on which he served as producer for five seasons) landed in the middle of the director's radical experiments with digital cinematography. If the 1980s series is remembered for its white suits, pastel shirts, and fast cars in the Florida sunshine, the film is remarkable for its twinkling twilight skyline and coral coloured clouds uniquely rendered with digital noise. Mann (and ace cinematographer Dion Beebe) initially dipped their lenses into the high-gain/high-grain look of digital video with 2003's Collateral. After his definitive crime drama Heat did such a superb job using the cities locations...

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There's a great moment in the new History channel miniseries, America's War on Drugs, when a former DEA agent named Celerino Castillo explains why America's crusade to purge drugs from the world is doomed to fail: "America is more addicted to drug money than they are addicted to drugs."

After risking his life going undercover in the 1980s, Castillo had been disillusioned – quite a few different times – to discover that the CIA couldn't care less about stemming the flow of cocaine from Latin America. In fact, the agency ignored the Contras' drug smuggling.

There’s a scene in the second episode of TNT’s Claws that sums up this wildly inventive, delightfully surprising show: a funeral unlike any you’ve ever seen.

This funeral features strippers dressed in black and twerking on the eulogy podium, along with a solemn reading from Arnold Schwarzenegger’s autobiography — but also a touchingly sincere song from an unexpected mourner. It’s that outlandish blend of comedy and drama, along with a top-notch cast and a colorfully vibrant filmmaking style, that makes Claws — debuting this Sunday at 9/8c — one of this summer’s most promising new shows.

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If you live on the West Coast and you're a fan of Death Dealer Selene from the Underworld movies, then you'll want to mark the weekend of June 17th–18th on your calendar, because Kate Beckinsale will be a featured guest at Wizard World Sacramento. In today's Horror Highlights, we also have details on the Blu-ray / DVD release of Peelers and the lineup for Attack of the 50 Foot Film Fest in Atlanta.

Kate Beckinsale to Attend Wizard World Sacramento: Press Release: "Sacramento, Calif., June 5, 2017 – Kate Beckinsale, star of such films as Underworld and Pearl Harbor, and Val Kilmer, standout in Batman Forever and Top Gun, have been added to the top-flight celebrity roster at Wizard World Comic Con Sacramento at the Sacramento Convention Center. Both will appear on Saturday and Sunday, June 17-18, when they will greet fans, sign autographs, pose for photo ops and conduct interactive Q&A sessions with fans.

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The Mighty Boosh’s Julian Barratt and Yonderland’s Simon Farnaby talk to us about their Isle of Man action comedy, Mindhorn...

When you get to chat to two comedy geniuses at once, it doesn’t feel much like an interview. It’s more like sitting in on some well-honed hilarity, and trying not to make a tit of yourself when you try and interject with a question. This is what it felt like when I sat down with Julian Barratt and Simon Farnaby for twenty minutes, in a snazzy central London meeting room, to talk about Mindhorn.

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The film, if you’re unfamiliar, casts The Mighty Boosh alum Barratt as a washed up actor by the name of Richard Thorncroft. His heyday was way back in the 1980s, when...

Mila Kunis is a home design fairy godmother.

The actress and mom of two surprised her parents, Mark and Elvira Kunis, with a makeover of their Los Angeles condo.

“They’ve done so many things for my brother and I,” says Kunis, 33, in the latest episode of the online series My Houzz. “And so I desperately want to give them something that I think they deserve.”

Related: Kristen Bell Surprises Her Sister with a Basement Makeover — ‘She’s Honestly Superwoman’

Kunis’s biggest qualm about her childhood home — besides its “Miami Vice circa 1994” vibe — was that it was too closed off,...

With the respected directors making their way to television, the medium is now luring Michael Mann back into its warming embrace. The Heat director, who cut his teeth on TV shows like Starsky and Hutch, Police Story, and Miami Vice, has, along with producer Michael De Luca, snapped up the rights to Black Hawk Down author Mark Bowden’s Hue 1968: A Turning Point of the American War in Vietnam.

Deadline reports that Mann and De Luca will shape Bowden’s book into an an eight-to ten-hour miniseries event, with Mann directing “numerous episodes.” Hue 1968 focuses on the Tet Offensive that became a major turning point of American involvement in the Vietnam War, and one can see the Amazon synopsis below.

By January 1968, despite an influx of half a million American troops, the fighting in Vietnam seemed to be at a stalemate. Yet General William Westmoreland, commander of American forces,...

Today, Michael Mann is predominately associated with the big screen — indeed, few filmmakers make movies quite as big and cinematic as things like “The Last Of The Mohicans,” “Heat,” “Public Enemies” and yes, our beloved “Blackhat” (you’ll learn to like it one day, fools). But the director made his name in TV, initially writing on “Starsky & Hutch” before creating the acclaimed “Police Story,” and helping to shepherd the iconic “Miami Vice” and the less well known, but highly influential “Crime Story.

Continue reading Michael Mann Returns To TV With Vietnam War Miniseries ‘Huê 1968’ at The Playlist.

Get ready for a south-of-the-border journey, when the animated adventure Americano arrives on DVD, Digital HD and On Demand on June 13 from Lionsgate.

Awarded the Dove Family Seal of Approval, Americano tells the charming tale of a colorful Mexican parrot named Cuco who sets off on an adventure to defend his family. Available in both English and Spanish, the film features the voices of Rico Rodriguez, Kate Del Castillo, Cheech Marin, Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, Golden Globe® nominee Lisa Kudrow (Best Supporting Actress, Television, “Friends”), and Academy Award® nominee Edward James Olmos (Best Supporting Actor, Stand and Deliver, 1988), in addition to radio personalities Don Cheto, El Mandril, and Argelia Atilano. TheAmericano DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $14.98.

Cuco is a Mexican boy parrot that would rather imitate the crazy stunts of his TV parrot superhero, El Americano, than help with his chores at the family bird circus.

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Mulholland Dr. is getting a well-deserved re-release and that brings with it an opportunity to reflect again on its particular charms, including its complex, elliptical structure.

Mulholland may well be David Lynch’s masterpiece, though plenty will argue the same for Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, Eraserhead, The Elephant Man or Inland Empire. The Elephant Man is definitely the most conventional and therefore the most readily accessible of his films, but there remains a particular satisfaction in getting to grips with Mulholland’s structure and thereby arguably getting more out of it than something with a more traditional through-line.

For the uninitiated (for shame!), Mulholland Dr. is about (as much as it is really about anything) a wide-eyed young actress arriving in Hollywood, meeting an amnesiac car-crash victim and getting caught up in a reality-bending story of film-making, brokenness, mutating identities and a strange blue box. There is...

11 bit studios’ recently released game Beat Cop is already charming players with its non-linear story, multiple endings, irreverent humor, and bevy of 80’s cop show tropes. On top of sneaking in references to shows and movies like “Miami Vice”… Continue Reading →

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Allure of small screen tempts latest batch of film stars.

Colin Farrell will play Oliver North and reunite with Yorgos Lanthimos for Amazon Studios, while Penelope Cruz will star as Donatella Versace in FX’s American Crime Story anthology, and Peter Sarsgaard is cast as a CIA staffer in Hulu’s The Looming Tower.

Farrell and Yorgos Lanthimos are set to reunite on Untitled Ollie North Project, Amazon Studios’ limited series about the Oliver North Iran Contra affair.

The project recounts the story of the National Security Council staff member involved in the illegal sale of weapons to Iran to encourage the release of Us hostages in Lebanon in the 1980s.

The project is currently in development and will reunite Farrell with Lanthimos, who directed him in The Lobster and A24’s upcoming The Killing Of A Sacred Deer.

Farrell starred in the second season of HBO’s True Detective and is best known for a film...

Editors Note: This story originally ran on December 6, 2016. When a waiter comes to congratulate Naomie Harris "for all those films" on a bright afternoon at a West Hollywood hotel, it's fairly clear which ones he means. The highest profile, of course, is her work as a different kind of Moneypenny in the Daniel Craig-era Bond series; there is also the likes of Pirates of the Caribbean, Miami Vice and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom on her filmography. But as Paula in Barry…...

When “Archer” started out, it was a standard, but very funny, animated spy spoof. However, recent seasons have seen the creators throw out the narrative rule book and play freely with all kinds of genres. Season 5 saw the titular agent and his crew head to Florida for “Miami Vice” style shenanigans, while season 7 saw them cross the country to California. And now, season 8, dubbed “Archer: Dreamland,” has them going noir.

Continue reading ‘Archer’ Goes Noir In New Trailer For Season 8 at The Playlist.

Michael Mann has gone back and re-edited several of his films, including Manhunter and most recently, Blackhat. Sometimes these changes are substantial, other times they’re redundant. The director believes his last cut of The Last of the Mohicans is the superior film, while most of his fans seem to agree the Director’s Cut of Miami Vice is the inferior version. Now […]

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Though it started out as a spoof of James Bond-style spy stories, Archer‘s reinvented itself a couple of times over the past few years. There was that time it became a Miami Vice riff in season five, before “un-rebooting” itself in season six. It re-rebooted itself in season seven, this time as a Magnum P.I.-inspired private eye series. And […]

The post ‘Archer: Dreamland’ Teaser Trailers: Archer Reinvents Itself As a 1940s Noir appeared first on /Film.

Canadian twin pop duo Tegan and Sara have just released the new music video for their latest single, “Dying to Know”. The puppet-themed video has a “Miami Vice” aesthetic going for it, as the girls sing about mourning a past relationship. Related: Tegan And Sara Record ‘Stop Desire’ In ‘Simlish’ Language For New Release Of ‘The Sims’ […]...

Kylie Jenner and boyfriend Tyga have been known to rock matching outfits before. But the couple really stepped up their sartorial game on Thursday night, when they hit the streets of Miami in ensembles that perfectly coordinated with their favorite accessory — an expensive car.

It wasn’t a Ferrari this time though. (Which, is probably a good thing for Tyga). Instead, the couple tried the Italian sport car’s rival brand — a Lamborghini.

The 19-year-old cosmetics maven was red-hot as she made her way to the vehicle, wearing a fitted custom cocktail dress by red carpet designer to the stars...

Today Hollywood said goodbye to one of the most important entertainment executives of the 20th Century.

Grant Tinker, who helped usher in such great programming such as The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Bob Newhart Show, St. Elsewhere, Family Ties and Hill Street Blues died at the age of 90.

Tinker, started as a trainee on NBC radio in 1949 and subsequently witnessed the birth of television. No matter where he was, his finger was on the pulse.

In the '50s he worked at McCAnn Erickson, as advertising was the place to influence TV (you remember them from Mad Men, right?).

He visited the pilot of Dick Van Dyke in 1961 and was married to star Mary Tyler Moore in 1962. They created Mtm Enterprises and delivered Mary Tyler Moore Show for CBS, garnering 29 Emmy Awards over its run.

He and Moore split in 1981, and he left Mtm Enterprises.

Later NBC needed his...

Update: A second clip has now been released and can be seen down below.

With just hours to go until a new episode of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow debuts, The CW has treated us to a full clip from “Compromised” to whet our appetites. And thankfully, we have more to look forward to than seeing Damien Darhk in a suit straight out of an episode of Miami Vice or a Flock of Seagulls music video.

In it, we see Mick Rory and Ray “Haircut” Palmer struggle to cope with recent traumas in their lives. You see, Rory still has yet to get over the loss of his best buddy, Leonard Snart, and Palmer has been feeling highly inadequate since the destruction of his Atom suit in “Shogun.”

At the end of last week’s episode, Rory presented Palmer with Snart’s cold gun in an effort to alleviate both their problems.

In the years following his 2008 debut film “Moon,” director Duncan Jones has tried to get its spiritual sequel “Mute” off the ground. The film follows mute bartender Leo Beiler working in a futuristic Berlin in order to find the love of his life who has disappeared. As Leo’s search draws him deep into the city’s underworld, an odd pair of rogue American surgeons keep recurring and Leo has to figure out if they’re friends or enemies. Though Alexander Skarsgård and Paul Rudd have already joined the cast as Beiler and one of the Americans respectively, Variety reports that actor Justin Theroux has now rounded out the main trio, playing the other American surgeon.

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Per the film’s official synopsis — shared over on Collider — both Rudd and Theroux are billed as “rogue villains” who set out against Beiler.

Welcome to Binge Watchin,. where we take a look at some of the best TV shows available on streaming or disc that have a great catalogue of seasons to jump into and get sucked into the beautiful bliss of binge watching! From crime, action, comedy, drama, animation, etc., we.ll be evaluating an assortment of shows that will hopefully serve as a gateway to your next binge experience. Series: Miami Vice... Read More...