| | | | | N.Y. State Vote Could Raise Pressure on Officials Over Hasidic Schools | | by Eliza Shapiro and Brian M. Rosenthal Sep 12, 2022 | | Amid calls for intervention, the state Board of Regents is set to vote this week on new rules for holding private schools to minimum academic standards.Boys who attend private Hasidic religious schools are suffering from levels of educational deprivation that occur nowhere else in New York, a Times investigation found. | | | | | | | Queen's Ties to Scotland Add New Wrinkle to Push for Independence | | by Stephen Castle Sep 11, 2022 | | Political analysts said that respect for the queen and her devotion to Scotland could strengthen a union that has been under acute strain for more than a decade.Watching the hearse carrying the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the Royal Standard of Scotland, in Edinburgh on Sunday. | | | | | At Corporate Pep Rally, Disney CEO Pitches Warmer, Fuzzier Side | | by Brooks Barnes Sep 11, 2022 | | At this weekend’s D23 Expo in California, Bob Chapek worked to rebrand himself after a difficult start to his tenure.Taking photos with Disney fans was part of the weekend’s duties for Bob Chapek, Disney’s chief executive. | | | | | What Will Happen to Queen Elizabeth's Corgis | | by Yonette Joseph Sep 11, 2022 | | Prince Andrew, who had given his mother the two corgis she owned at her death, and his ex-wife, Sarah, Duchess of York, will care for the beloved pets.Queen Elizabeth II owned more than 30 dogs during her reign, but was particularly fond of corgis, like these two she walked in London in 1970. | | | | | Expanded Safety Net Drives Sharp Drop in Child Poverty | | by Jason DeParle and Maddie McGarvey Sep 11, 2022 | | With little public notice and accelerating speed, child poverty fell by 59 percent from 1993 to 2019, according to a comprehensive new analysis that shows the critical role of increased government aid. | | | | | | | | | Marking 9/11, Biden Remembers the 'Precious Lives Stolen From Us' | | by Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Jeffery C. Mays Sep 11, 2022 | | Members of the Biden administration honored the victims of the attacks, which, 21 years later, remain deeply painful for the family members who lost loved ones.President Biden marked the anniversary by encouraging Americans to defend the nation’s democratic system. | | | | | With Queen Gone, Former Colonies Find a Moment to Rethink Lasting Ties | | by DAMIEN CAVE Sep 11, 2022 | | In Commonwealth nations with British colonial histories, Queen Elizabeth’s death is rekindling discussions about a more independent future.Queen Elizabeth II in Tuvalu during a 1982 tour of the South Pacific, which also included a stop in the Solomon Islands. | | | | | N.F.L. Week 1 Predictions: Our Picks Against the Spread | | by David Hill Sep 11, 2022 | | Tom Brady and Dak Prescott trade shots, the Raiders and Chargers pick up where they left off, and Russell Wilson returns to Seattle. But do home teams have any edge in Week 1?Dak Prescott will rely on CeeDee Lamb as his No. 1 receiver this season. | | | | | | | Russell Wilson Spreads His Football Gospel to the Broncos | | by BEN SHPIGEL Sep 11, 2022 | | With a picture-perfect family, a Super Bowl-caliber team and Michael Jordan’s trainer at his side, the star quarterback is back to spreading football intensity — with a smile.“I wasn’t just going to go anywhere,” Russell Wilson said of his trade to the Denver Broncos in March. “I felt like this team can be great.” | | | | | How to Argue Well | | by PAMELA PAUL Sep 11, 2022 | | A former debating champion offers advice for our polarized moment. | | | | | A Slain Reporter, a City of Sin and a Politician Charged With Murder | | by Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs and Mike Baker Sep 11, 2022 | | As journalism and Las Vegas changed, Jeff German stayed true to his style: Build sources, chase leads, and leave nobody safe from accountability.The killing of Jeff German, a reporter for The Las Vegas Review-Journal, has rattled and outraged the readers, journalists and sources who had grown to trust his brand of shoe leather reporting. | | | | | Britain's Mourning Rituals | | by Claire Moses Sep 11, 2022 | | Britons are surrounded by visible symbols of Queen Elizabeth II’s death but relatively reserved in their grief.Prince William and his wife, Kate, with Prince Harry and Meghan yesterday. | | | | | | | | | Share Your Stories About Hasidic Schools | | Sep 11, 2022 | | As The New York Times researches Hasidic yeshivas, we need your help.The Central United Talmudical Academy spans an entire city block in Williamsburg. All its students who took state tests in 2019 failed. At a public school three blocks away, John Wayne Elementary, more than half of students passed. | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Yellen says inflation and higher gas prices remain a 'risk' | | Sep 11, 2022 | | Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Sunday that there is a "risk" that US gas prices could rise again later this year, as fears grow over the possibility that Americans' wallets could be strained by a spike in prices similar to the one seen this summer. | | | | | | | How the political tide has turned against vaping | | Sep 11, 2022 | | Vaping is far more popular among young Americans than it was a decade ago. But numerous anti-vaping campaigns by public health officials may be working. While backing marijuana may be a winning political issue, the opposite may be true for vaping. | | | | | | | | | | | | | 'Monarch' tries to do 'Empire' with a country twang but never takes flight | | Sep 11, 2022 | | If ever a show had its "elevator pitch" written on its sleeve, it's Fox's "Monarch," which was pretty transparently sold as "'Empire,' but with country music!" That backdrop opens up obvious possibilities -- starting with a list of country cameos -- but it can't make this family drama take flight, or feel any fresher than another iteration of a "She done me wrong" song. | | | | | | | | | | | |
| | | Box Office Results: Barbarian & Brahmastra Lead Mediocre Weekend | | by Jeff Ames Sep 11, 2022 | | Disney led the way at the domestic box office with Barbarian (20th Century Studios), which earned $10 million in its first week of release, and Brahmastra Part One: Shiva, which hauled in $4.4 million in its debut frame. The latter also took in $19.5 million from India and the UK, per Deadline, which means Brahmastra kicked off its run with $26.5 million globally. Barbarian, an R-rated horror film that earned stellar reviews from critics, came in higher than expected, but wasn’t enough to propel the weekend beyond ho-hum results. Ironically, the Mouse House opted to release what might have been a decent-sized hit, Pinocchio, directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Tom Hanks, on Disney+. The live-action remake wasn’t particularly loved by critics, but name value and star power might have given the theatrical marketplace a much-needed kick at this point in the year. Elsewhere, Top Gun: Maverick passed Frozen II to become the No. 11 all-time grossing film worldwide and remains within firing distance of Furious 7, but odds are Tom Cruise’s blockbuster has finally run out of gas after accumulating a gargantuan $1.453 billion worldwide. Looking ahead, it’s possible we don’t see a decent-sized hit until Halloween Ends on October 14. Yikes. Top 10 Domestic Box Office Results - Barbarian, $10M (2,340 theaters) — $10M total (Week 1)
- Brahmastra Part One: Shiva, $4.4M (801 theaters) — $4.4M (Week 1)
- Bullet Train, $3.250M (3,056 theaters) — $92.544M (Week 6)
- Top Gun: Maverick, $3.170M (3,005 theaters) — $705M (Week 16)
- DC League of Super-Pets, $2.835M (3,043 theaters) — $85.421M (Week 7)
- The Invitation, $2.620M (3,117 theaters) — $18.846M (Week 3)
- Lifemark, $2.212M (1,531 theaters) — $2.212M (Week 1)
- Beast, $1.800M (2,793 theaters) — $29.376M (Week 4)
- Minions: The Rise of Gru, $1.650M (2,274 theaters) — $362.331M (Week 11)
- Spider-Man: No Way Home, $1.3M (3,215 theaters) — $8.555M (Week 2)
(Box office results via Box Office Mojo) The post Box Office Results: Barbarian & Brahmastra Lead Mediocre Weekend appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Hulu Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | The fifth run of The Handmaid’s Tale is about to start at Hulu. On Wednesday, September 14, the streaming service will release the first two installments in The Handmaid’s Tale Season 5. New episodes will follow weekly. The series is adapted from the award-winning, best-selling novel of the same name by Margaret Atwood. It currently stars Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actress Elisabeth Moss, as well as Yvonne Strahovski, Samira Wiley, Ann Dowd, Max Minghella, Madeline Brewer, O-T Fagbenle, and Amanda Brugel. “June faces consequences for killing Commander Waterford while struggling to redefine her identity and purpose,” reads the synopsis. “The widowed Serena attempts to raise her profile in Toronto as Gilead’s influence creeps into Canada. Commander Lawrence works with Nick and Aunt Lydia as he tries to reform Gilead and rise in power. June, Luke, and Moira fight Gilead from a distance as they continue their mission to save and reunite with Hannah.” The Handmaid’s Tale comes to Hulu from MGM Television and is created, executive produced, and written by Bruce Miller. The show is executive produced by Warren Littlefield, Elisabeth Moss, Daniel Wilson, Fran Sears, and Ilene Chaiken. Margaret Atwood serves as a co-executive producer for season three of the series. MGM serves as the international distributor for the series. Hulu New TV & Movie Additions | September 12-18 What to Watch on Hulu on September 12 - Monarch: Series Premiere
- The Grand Seduction (2013)
What to Watch on Hulu on September 13 - Around the Globe in 80 Days (2021)
What to Watch on Hulu on September 14 - The Handmaid’s Tale: Two-Episode Season 5 Premiere
- The Come Up: Series Premiere
- Higher Power (2018)
- The Last Duel (2021)
What to Watch on Hulu on September 15 - 2 Days In New York (2012)
- Alan Partridge (2013)
- Cosmos (2019)
- The Dustwalker (2020)
- Freakonomics (2010)
- I Give It A Year (2013)
- Lost Girls (2022)
- Love, Simon (2018)
- The Mandela Effect (2019)
- Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018)
- Red Dog (2019)
- The Rest of Us (2019)
- This Mountain Life (2018)
What to Watch on Hulu on September 16 - Atlanta: Fourth and Final Season Premiere
- I Think We’re Alone Now (2018)
The post Hulu Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Why Matthew Fox Returned to Acting With Last Light | | by Spencer Legacy Sep 11, 2022 | | During an interview with ComingSoon ahead of the release of Last Light, a limited series streaming on Peacock starting on September 8, Matthew Fox revealed what it was about the series that made him choose to return to acting after seven years. RELATED: Last Light Interview: Matthew Fox & Joanne Froggatt When asked about why Last Light was the series to bring him back in front of a camera, Fox went into specifics: “On a storytelling level, I just thought that this beautiful family at the core of it and them being separated across continents in the midst of this crisis was … I’m drawn to that kind of thing. I think we all are,” Fox said. “I think we all relate to that, and I think we’re always invested in that, especially if we really care about the family. Hopefully, we’ve set it up in a way where you care about these characters immediately from the top. The macro sort of … this oil crisis and sort of what it’s doing to Europe and spreading quickly and the chaos that’s ensuing and the vulnerability and the risk … that’s always fascinating to me. Obviously, it’s very timely with what we have going on in the world with climate change and with war, with oil being weaponized. I feel like all those elements added to me being drawn to it on a personal note, to be really honest with you.” Fox was also thrilled about being an executive producer on the series. “I was excited about having an executive producer position and, for the first time in my career, I’d have an opportunity to be more involved in more aspects of the storytelling than just the character I’m defending and portraying,” Fox continued. “I was going to get an opportunity to do that with my managerial partner, Bill Choi. We had become very, very good friends and have similar tastes and we wanted to finally have an opportunity to collaborate creatively on something. So it ticked all those boxes for me. I was also, secretly, really excited to find out what it would feel like to get back in front of a camera and to act again, I hadn’t done that and hadn’t been on a set in seven years, and that was really rewarding. So the whole thing was an amazing experience.” RELATED: Last Light Interview: Amber Rose Revah Talks Strong Women & Marvel “In the series, Petro-chemist Andy Yeats knows how dependent the world is on oil; if something were to happen to the world’s oil supply, it would set off a chain reaction: transportation would grind to a halt, supplies would cease to be delivered, law enforcement would be overwhelmed,” reads the synopsis. “While on a business trip to the Middle East, Andy realizes that his worst fears are coming true and his family is separated at this crucial moment. His teenage daughter, Laura, is alone at home in London while his wife, Elena, and young son, Sam, are in Paris. Amid this chaos, each family member will sacrifice everything to find one another, despite the distance and the dangers that separate them.” The post Why Matthew Fox Returned to Acting With Last Light appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Netflix Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | The much-acclaimed Cyberpunk 2077 video game expands into anime. Starting Tuesday, September 13, Netflix subscribers can watch Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, a 10-episode anime set in the world of 2020’s Cyberpunk 2077. The series is a collaboration between CD Projekt Red and Studio Trigger, known for its work on Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill. Outside of the intro, the series’ music will be composed by Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill video games). Netflix has also collaborated with CD Projekt Red on the live-action adaptation of The Witcher. “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners tells the story of David Martinez, a street kid trying to survive in a technology and body modification-obsessed city of the future. In the aftermath of a personal tragedy, David decides to take control of his own destiny by becoming an edgerunner — a mercenary outlaw also known as a cyberpunk,” reads the synopsis. Netflix New TV & Movie Additions | September 12-18 What to Watch on Netflix on September 12 - Ada Twist, Scientist: Season 3 – NETFLIX FAMILY
What to Watch on Netflix on September 13 - Colette
- In the Dark: Season 4
- Jo Koy: Live from the Los Angeles Forum – NETFLIX COMEDY
- Cyberpunk: Edgerunners
What to Watch on Netflix on September 14 - Broad Peak – NETFLIX FILM
- The Catholic School – NETFLIX FILM
- El Rey, Vicente Fernández – NETFLIX SERIES
- Heartbreak High – NETFLIX SERIES
- The Lørenskog Disappearance – NETFLIX SERIES
- Sins of Our Mother – NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
What to Watch on Netflix on September 15 - Intervention: Season 21
- Dogs in Space: Season 2 – NETFLIX FAMILY
- Terim – NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
What to Watch on Netflix on September 16 - The Brave Ones – NETFLIX SERIES
- Do Revenge – NETFLIX FILM
- Drifting Home – NETFLIX ANIME
- Fate: The Winx Saga: Season 2 – NETFLIX SERIES
- Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance – NETFLIX FAMILY
- I Used to Be Famous – NETFLIX FILM
- Jogi – NETFLIX FILM
- Love Is Blind: After the Altar: Season 2 – NETFLIX SERIES
- Mirror, Mirror – NETFLIX FILM
- Santo – NETFLIX SERIES
- Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard – NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
- This Is the End
The post Netflix Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Alison Brie Recalls 'Heartbreak' Over Glow Cancellation | | by Anthony Nash Sep 11, 2022 | | Alison Brie’s career in Hollywood has resulted in a ton of successful roles for the actress. However, one role she still can’t quite get over is one from the Netflix series Glow. RELATED: Alison Brie Would Like to Play a Marvel Villain in the Future The wrestling series, which was canceled by Netflix nearly two years ago, saw Brie star as Ruth “Zoya the Destroya” Wilder, a superstar in the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, a real-life women’s professional wrestling promotion that aired in the 1980s. Speaking to Decider recently, Brie called the cancellation of the series “the great heartbreak” of her career. “It’s the great heartbreak of my career,” Brie said. “But it will forever live on as, like, this great thing. I loved working on it — maybe more than anything I’ve worked on! — and I miss it a lot. But I feel very grateful for the time I had on the show.” While Glow was initially set to receive a fourth and final season from Netflix, the streamer ended up changing course when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Unfortunately for those working on the show, production had already begun on the fourth season when the pandemic hit, and shortly after, Netflix announced that production would no longer resume, which Brie said was shocking, but somewhat became overshadowed due to Covid-19’s effect on the world. “Yeah, it was surprising!” Brie said of the cancellation. “But it was sort of eclipsed by the shock of everything that was happening globally. [Laughs] You know, so in a way, it was almost like it put things in perspective.” RELATED: Spin Me Round Trailer: Alison Brie & Aubrey Plaza Star in Comedy Pic Despite its cancellation, Glow was a fairly successful series for Netflix. The series earned 15 Emmy nominations over the course of its run, winning three, including awards for Outstanding Production Design for a Narrative Program (Half-Hour or Less) and Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Comedy Series or Variety Program. The post Alison Brie Recalls ‘Heartbreak’ Over Glow Cancellation appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Disney+ Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | This week, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series will conclude its third run at Disney+. After eight episodes, Season 3 of the High School Musical spin-off series will reach its climax on Wednesday, September 14. The show is a mockumentary musical teen drama that follows a group of students at East High. It currently stars Olivia Rodrigo as Nini, Joshua Bassett as Ricky, Matt Cornett as E.J., and Sofia Wylie as Gina. Additionally, Julia Lester as Ashlyn, as well as Dara Reneé as Kourtney, and Frankie Rodriguez as Carlos. “Season 3 is set at Camp Shallow Lake, a sleepaway camp in California, as the Wildcats and their fellow campers are primed for an unforgettable summer ripe with romance, curfew-less nights and a taste of the great outdoors,” reads the logline. “With a high-stakes production of Frozen on the horizon AND a drama-filled ‘docu-series’ of the production in the works, the Wildcats will attempt to show who is ‘best in snow’ without leaving anyone out in the cold.” Joining the third season as new series regulars are newcomer Adrian Lyles as Camp Shallow Lake’s mysterious new kid Jet, and Saylor Bell as bright-eyed, quick-witted “techie,” named Maddox. The guest-star lineup for this new season includes Disney vets Meg Donnelly (Disney’s Zombies franchise) as a Camp Counselor-in-training named Val, Jason Earles (Hannah Montana) as Camp director Dewey Wood, and High School Musical franchise star Corbin Bleu as himself. RELATED: The Acolyte: Lee Jung-jae Lands Lead Role in Disney+ Star Wars Series What to Watch on Disney+ on September 14 - First Alaskans (S1)
- In the Womb: Animal Babies (S1)
- Short Circuit – Episode 206 “Reflect” (Directed by Hillary Bradfield)
- High School Musical: The Musical: The Series – Episode 308 “Let It Go”
What to Watch on Disney+ on September 15 - She-Hulk: Attorney at Law – Episode 5
What to Watch on Disney+ on September 16 - Coco (Sing-Along)
- The Art of Racing in the Rain
- Mija – Premiere
The post Disney+ Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Ralph Macchio Reveals His Favorite Cobra Kai Season 5 Moments | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | Daniel LaRusso must do whatever it takes to stop Terry Silver from taking over the valley. In an interview released ahead of the Cobra Kai Season 5 release, Ralph Macchio talked about the moments he liked the most in the new season. As expected, one of them involved Mr. Miyagi. RELATED: Cobra Kai Season 5 Interview: Dallas Dupree Young, Oona O’Brien & Griffin Santopietro “I have two, one’s comedic and one’s dramatic,” said Macchio of his favorite moments. “I mean, there are plenty of scenes that I’m not in that are some of my favorites, but as far as the ones that I’m in, I love in Episode 10 being pulled out of the limo, with Mike Barnes and Johnny meeting, Barnes and Chozen meeting Barnes and them all going to storm the castle and Daniel LaRusso being very much like Ed Helms in The Hangover, trying to be the voice of reason and left out on his own. I love that stuff. I felt comedically at one with Cobra Kai in the Cobra Kai tone. It was one of my favorite moments. “[The other is] the end of Episode 6, walking into Miyagi’s old room at the house and the emotions that are there and that scene with Amanda and then the kids coming in and everyone sort of rallying behind Daniel LaRusso and feeling him that maybe not so young, but sort of that hero protagonist that he once was back in the original movie. It was a nice mirroring of that moment.” RELATED: Cobra Kai Season 5 Clip Teases a New Era for the Titular Dojo “Following the shocking results of the All Valley Tournament, Season 5 finds Terry Silver expanding the Cobra Kai empire and trying to make his “No Mercy” style of karate the only game in town,” reads the synopsis. “With Kreese behind bars and Johnny Lawrence setting karate aside to focus on repairing the damage he’s caused, Daniel LaRusso must call on an old friend for help.” The post Ralph Macchio Reveals His Favorite Cobra Kai Season 5 Moments appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | Paramount+ Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | Paramount+ offers a variety of interesting content to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. Starting Friday, September 16, subscribers can watch the My Dream Quinceañera premiere, the coming-of-age reality series based on AwesomenessTV’s well-known YouTube series. The streaming service will debut the first three episodes, then seven more will follow weekly. Produced by Awesomeness, the series reimagination is executive produced by Teresa Hsu (Project Runway). “My Dream Quinceañera follows the drama-filled lives of three Southern Californian teens – Bayle Delgado, Romi Herrada, and Angelica Luna – as they prepare to celebrate the coming-of-age birthday parties of their dreams. The trio will count on help from expert quinceañera planner Maria Perez, a first for the series. RELATED: The USS Enterprise Crew Is Back in Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Teaser On a different note, the streaming service will also add Run & Gun, an action movie directed by Christopher Borrelli. It stars Ben Milliken, Angela Sarafyan, and Richard Kind. “After leaving a life of crime and violence, reformed good guy Ray enjoys a quiet family life in the suburbs. However, Ray’s past comes back to haunt him as he gets blackmailed into one last job to collect a mysterious package. After a deadly double-cross, he soon finds himself wounded and on the run from ruthless assassins who will stop at nothing to get what he has.” Paramount+ New TV & Movie Additions | September 12-18 What to Watch on Paramount+ on September 14 - Abby Hatcher (Season 3 – 4)
- Ghosted: Love Gone Missing (Season 2)
- Teen Mom: Young & Pregnant (Season 2)
What to Watch on Paramount+ on September 15 What to Watch on Paramount+ on September 16 - My Dream Quinceañera premiere
- CBS Fall Preview Show
What to Watch on Paramount+ on September 17 What to Watch on Paramount+ on September 18 - Seal Team premiere
- 60 Minutes
The post Paramount+ Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | The Fabelmans Trailer Previews Steven Spielberg's Latest Movie | | by Tyler Treese Sep 11, 2022 | | Universal Pictures has released the first The Fabelmans trailer for Steven Spielberg’s upcoming semi-autobiographical coming-of-age drama. The film will be released in theaters on November 23, 2022. MORE: Babylon Photos Take Margot Robbie & Brad Pitt to 1920s Hollywood The film will be led by Oscar nominee Michelle Williams (Blue Valentine), Paul Dano (The Batman), Seth Rogen (This Is the End), and Julia Butters (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), who have set for roles inspired by Spielberg’s mother, father, favorite uncle, and sister, respectively. Meanwhile, Gabriel LaBelle is set to portray the leading role of Sammy Fabelman, inspired by the E.T. and Indiana Jones filmmaker. Check out The Fabelmans trailer below: 
MORE: White Noise Teaser Trailer Previews Noah Baumbach’s Dark Comedy Film The Fabelmans is loosely inspired by Spielberg’s childhood in Arizona which the director has often cited as a major inspiration for his films. Growing up in an Orthodox Jewish family has been the subject that the director often goes back and pays homage to through his work. Additional cast includes Oakes Fegley, Gabriel Bateman, Nicolas Cantu, Sam Rechner, Judd Hirsh, Chloe East, Isabell Kusman, Jeannie Berlin, Jan Hoag, and more. The semi-autobiographical feature has been in development for more than 20 years. It will be directed and produced by Spielberg from a screenplay he co-wrote with Tony Kushner. The producers are Kushner and Kristie Macosko Krieger. The post The Fabelmans Trailer Previews Steven Spielberg’s Latest Movie appeared first on ComingSoon.net. | | | | | HBO Max Schedule Additions: New TV & Movies Arriving September 12-18 | | by Tudor Leonte Sep 11, 2022 | | Los Espookys is back for another run at HBO Max. Starting Friday, September 16, the streaming service will release the sophomore season premiere of the appreciated horror comedy series. Season 1 of the Spanish-language show debuted in June 2019, but the COVID-19 outbreak made the production of Season 2 difficult for a couple of years. Los Espookys stars Bernado Velasco, Cassandra Ciangherotti, Ana Fabrega, Julio Torres, and Fred Armisen. Additionally, Jose Pablo Minor will reprise his role as Juan Carlos. “Season two finds our charismatic Los Espookys leader and gore enthusiast, Renaldo (Bernardo Velasco), haunted by the ghost of a beauty pageant queen, while Úrsula (Cassandra Ciangherotti), enlists an old acquaintance to challenge the political status quo. Úrsula’s well-meaning sister, Tati (Ana Fabrega), is adjusting to her life as a newlywed, while balancing a new gig, and Renaldo’s ominous best friend, Andrés (Julio Torres), tries to find his place in the world after appeasing his inner demons (literally). Meanwhile, Uncle Tico (Fred Armisen) is searching for a new purpose after his valet career is derailed.” 
RELATED: DC Anthology Series Strange Adventures No Longer Moving Forward at HBO Max HBO Max New TV & Movie Additions | September 12-18 What to Watch on HBO Max on September 12 - The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de La Cruz, 1955
What to Watch on HBO Max on September 14 - Tammy, 2014 (HBO) (Extended Version)
What to Watch on HBO Max on September 15 - Dos Monjes, 1934
- Lucia, 1968
What to Watch on HBO Max on September 16 - Good Behavior, Seasons 1-2
- Los Espookys, Season 2 Premiere (HBO)
What to Watch on HBO Max on September 17 - Secret Origin Of The Batwheels
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