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Oscar winners Cate Blanchett and Alicia Vikander are a pretty great foundation for a movie about world leaders responding to a global crisis. Throw in Charles Dance and you’re pretty much guaranteed to have a film we’ll want to see. But those three are far from the only reason we’re excited about Bleeker Street’s upcoming apocalyptic horror-comedy Rumours. It has another big selling point. Something big and cerebral. Literally big and cerebral, actually. And also strange. The movie also stars a gigantic brain.

This fall, a prequel to the renowned horror classic “Rosemary’s Baby” titled “Apartment 7A” will be streaming exclusively on Paramount+, perfect timing for Halloween. Unlike Rosemary Woodhouse, the main character in the original story, this time it’s Terry Gionoffrio, previously a minor character, who is staying at the infamous Dakota apartments in New York City. The roles of the creepy old couple from “Rosemary’s Baby,” the Castevets, are now played by Diane Wiest and Kevin McNally. To get a glimpse of this spine-tingling new film, you can watch the trailer for “Apartment 7A” right here.

This fall, the fifth season of the Paramount Network show Yellowstone will be available, and they’ve been tantalizing fans on social media with behind-the-scenes photos and videos. Interestingly, images showing Kevin Costner, who portrays John Dutton, a key character in the storyline, were absent from the released previews.

As your trusted lifestyle guide, I’m sharing some personal insights today. After a two-year journey together, my dear wife, Samantha Cope, and I find ourselves at a crossroads. In the spirit of openness and honesty, I must share that our paths have diverged due to differences we’ve encountered along the way. She has chosen to file for divorce from yours truly, Joey Lawrence.

Actress Winona Ryder is preparing for the highly-anticipated debut of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, scheduled to premiere in cinemas on September 6th. At the film’s red carpet event, Ryder discussed her collaboration with young actors and the aspect that sometimes drives her up the wall during production.

In the second season of “The Rings of Power,” hints are being dropped about the true identity of the enigmatic character known as The Stranger. Given his towering stature, unkempt appearance, and magical abilities, he seems to fit the description of Gandalf. However, it’s important to note that he isn’t the only Istari in the series now. Ciarán Hinds has been added to the cast as a formidable dark wizard. This ominous cult leader already appears unsettled by The Stranger’s arrival. With his followers, search for Sauron, and an outpost in the East, it’s possible that “The Rings of Power” could introduce another renowned wizard from “The Lord of the Rings.” It’s intriguing to consider if Hinds might be portraying Saruman.