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The series is set to reintroduce Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan, the enigmatic serial killer who keeps audiences hooked. Filming began in New York City as early as January 2025, with plans for a summer release on Paramount+ and Showtime. Clyde Phillips, a well-known figure from the early ‘Dexter’ era, is not only directing but also producing the show, alongside Hall and other talented individuals such as Scott Reynolds and Tony Hernandez.

Note from the Editor: This edition of TopMob News is generously supported by the upcoming game, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, set to launch on March 20th.

In a special interview with TopMob, McDermitt admitted he understands that many Suits fans will tune in to see their beloved character. “Our aim with Suits L.A. is to create our own series as an expansion of the universe.” The former cast member of The Walking Dead emphasized that while viewers of the original series will get a glimpse of familiar characters, the spin-off will also delve into its unique storylines.

While Kelce ponders if he should persist with his football career or explore options in the entertainment sector, rumors from Radar Online suggest that Swift is concerned about how this decision may reshape their connection.

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In the trailer, the main character has a casual conversation with his boss and discloses that he’s separated from his wife. The very next moment, he gets let go. As Hamm notes in the trailer, “Life seems to be a chain of connected choices.” But it leaves one wondering, “How can things spiral out of control so quickly and catastrophically?

Claussen proposes a unique experience for pickle enthusiasts, where they can “preserve the pickled taste by night and revert to an unpickled state by morning” using this juice. Although these terms may not typically convey anything, they will with Just the Brine. These special, eight-ounce bottles contain just the brine (that’s the key!) without any real Claussen pickles.

Rick McCallum, a former Lucasfilm producer working under George Lucas, made an appearance on the “Young Indy Chronicles” podcast (as reported by Variety). In this conversation, he shared insights into Lucas’ plans for the first live-action television series in the Star Wars franchise, titled “Star Wars: Underworld.” This series was to be set between the prequel and original trilogies, but what was previously unknown is that it could have potentially closed the door on the entire Star Wars saga.

As a movie enthusiast, let me put it this way: The story kicks off with Daredevil, played by Charlie Cox, dropping by Hector Ayala’s jail cell, stirring up memories of his days growing up in Puerto Rico. He vows to Hector that they’ll reunite with family and revisit the old home someday. Post-credits, we transition to a chilly night at Red Hook Port, where two truck drivers meet an unfortunate end at the hands of some ruthless hijackers. Following a series of BB Report interviews showcasing New Yorkers grappling with life in a city plagued by crime, we find ourselves at Mayor Fisk’s mansion, where he and his wife Vanessa (Ayelet Zurer) share an awkward breakfast together.