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Reality Roundup: A ‘Summer House’ breakup, a ‘Bachelor’ baby and more

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

Have no fear, your reality roundup is here! Here's a look at what's happened in the world of reality television this week. The Kardashians (Hulu)Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have legally changed their son's name to Tatum Thompson, over a year following his birth. The Los Angeles court approved the... Read More.

Federal judge strikes down Texas law that would have required age verification for porn sites

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

A federal judge has struck down on constitutional grounds a Texas law that would have required users to submit age verification and view health warnings before they viewed pornographic websites. According to The Associated Press, on Thursday, U.S. District Judge David Ezra agreed with critics... Read More.

‘What We Do in the Shadows’ stars talk longevity, vampiric — and gif — immortality

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

The two-part season 5 finale of FX's Emmy-nominated comedy series What We Do in the Shadows is now streaming on Hulu. The mockumentary series spun off from the Taika Waititi/Jermaine Clement film of the same name centers on a group of vampires living in secret on... Read More.

AMC launches monster-sized, 700-hour FearFest event running through Halloween

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

If you're one of those people who wished Halloween was more than one day a year, you're in luck: AMC has announced plans for a supersized version of its annual FearFest. For the very first time, there will be more than... Read More.

‘Power Book IV: Force’ season 2 kicks off this weekend

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

Starz's crime drama Power Book IV: Force has returned for its second season. After moving from New York to Chicago in the first season, Joseph Sikora's fan favorite Tommy Egan keeps making moves to try to run the gangster game in the Windy City, with... Read More.

CBS’ tribute to the late, great Bob Barker

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

On Thursday night, CBS aired The Price is Right: A Tribute to Bob Barker, a one-hour special celebrating the life and career of the legendary game show host, who died of natural causes in his Hollywood Hills home on August 26 at age 99. Barker's... Read More.

Taylor Swift’s concert film breaks single-day advance ticket sales record at AMC

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

If Taylor Swift's Eras Tour was an immediate sell-out, it only stands to reason that TAYLOR SWIFT | THE ERAS TOUR concert film would follow suit. The film has now set a new record for single-day advance ticket sales revenue for one movie at AMC:... Read More.

In Brief: ‘The Exorcist’ spinoff scared of Taylor Swift, and more

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

Taylor Swift's influence has prompted a change of plans for The Exorcist: Believer. Universal Pictures has advanced the film's release to October 6, a week earlier than its initial schedule, after the singer announced Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film would release on... Read More.

‘The Equalizer’ director Antoine Fuqua reveals why it’s time to bid farewell to the trilogy

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

It’s the end of the road for The Equalizer. The third film in the Denzel Washington franchise hits theaters this weekend, and we’re told it’ll be the last. So why is now the right time to say goodbye? "We've done as much as... Read More.

Sheryl Lee Ralph announces rebrand of her nonprofit The DIVA Foundation

Friday, September 1 by ABC News

Sheryl Lee Ralph has announced a rebranding and expansion of her nonprofit charitable organization, The DIVA Foundation. The announcement of the rebrand came on Thursday, August 31. The DIVA Foundation, which Ralph founded 33 years ago to deliver urgent messaging, and fight the stigma surrounding the... Read More.

‘Walking Dead’ spinoffs can continue production thanks to SAG-AFTRA interim agreements with AMC

Thursday, August 31 by ABC News

ABC Audio has confirmed that AMC has secured interim agreements with SAG-AFTRA that will allow work to continue on three of its shows in spite of the ongoing strikes. The agreements cover The Walking Dead spinoffs Daryl Dixon and The Ones Who Lived, as well... Read More.

Meg Ryan talks returning to the big screen after a “really long time” with ‘What Happens Later’

Thursday, August 31 by ABC News

Meg Ryan took a break from appearing in movies for years — not counting her face seen in a photo in Top Gun: Maverick — and to comic legend Carol Burnett, she opened up about returning to her rom-com roots with her forthcoming release,... Read More.

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Reality Roundup: A ‘Summer House’ breakup, a ‘Bachelor’ baby and more

Federal judge strikes down Texas law that would have required age verification for porn sites

‘What We Do in the Shadows’ stars talk longevity, vampiric — and gif — immortality

AMC launches monster-sized, 700-hour FearFest event running through Halloween

‘Power Book IV: Force’ season 2 kicks off this weekend

CBS’ tribute to the late, great Bob Barker

Taylor Swift’s concert film breaks single-day advance ticket sales record at AMC

In Brief: ‘The Exorcist’ spinoff scared of Taylor Swift, and more

‘The Equalizer’ director Antoine Fuqua reveals why it’s time to bid farewell to the trilogy

Sheryl Lee Ralph announces rebrand of her nonprofit The DIVA Foundation

‘Walking Dead’ spinoffs can continue production thanks to SAG-AFTRA interim agreements with AMC

Meg Ryan talks returning to the big screen after a “really long time” with ‘What Happens Later’

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