Fox sets price for its Fox One direct-to-consumer streaming service

Actor Logan Marshall-Green has been cast as a lead alongside Luke Grimes in CBS's upcoming Yellowstone spinoff, Y: Marshals. Grimes will reprise his role as Kayce Dutton, who transitions from the Yellowstone Ranch to an elite U.S. Marshals unit. The show expands the Yellowstone universe with a fresh storyline.

Editor’s Note: Fans of Yellowstone have reason to celebrate—this spinoff not only brings back a fan-favorite character (Kayce Dutton) but also adds a talented actor (Marshall-Green) to the mix. It signals CBS's confidence in expanding Taylor Sheridan's hit franchise, offering viewers more of the gritty, dramatic storytelling they love.

In Wednesday Season 2, Steve Buscemi and Fred Armisen bring humor to the dark and spooky world of Nevermore Academy. Buscemi plays the new principal, Barry Dort, whose awkward "dad dancing" adds levity, while Armisen’s Uncle Fester makes a highly anticipated return. The actors discuss their roles and how their characters balance the show’s horror elements with comedy.

Editor’s Note: For fans of Wednesday, this behind-the-scenes peek highlights how the show’s mix of horror and humor stays fresh in Season 2. Buscemi and Armisen’s performances promise more laughs amid the scares, making their characters key to the series’ quirky charm.

Lin-Manuel Miranda announced on The Tonight Show that Disney will release a filmed version of the hit Broadway musical Hamilton in theaters on September 5. Disney acquired the rights to the recording in early 2020 and will share more details soon.

Editor’s Note: This is exciting news for Hamilton fans who missed the live show or want to relive the experience. A theatrical release gives the musical broader reach and keeps the cultural phenomenon alive—especially after pandemic delays. Plus, it’s a smart move for Disney to capitalize on the show’s massive popularity.

A new documentary, Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, tells the story of Fatma Hassouna, a Palestinian photographer and poet who documented the devastation in Gaza before being killed by missiles. The film raises questions about whether she was deliberately targeted by the Israeli military. With over 170 Palestinian journalists killed and outside media barred from Gaza, the documentary highlights the dangers faced by those trying to expose the truth amid Israel's opaque military campaign.

Editor’s Note: This story underscores the extreme risks journalists take to report from conflict zones, especially in Gaza, where transparency is stifled. It’s a stark reminder of how war not only claims lives but also silences voices trying to bear witness—making films like this crucial for accountability and historical record.

Rapper Soulja Boy was arrested during a traffic stop after police suspected him of illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.