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Emily in Paris Assistant Director Dies at 47 After Collapsing on Set

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As a connoisseur of all things stylish and cinematic, I am deeply saddened to share that my journey took an unexpected turn during our filming of Emily in Paris’ fifth season in the enchanting city of Venice, Italy. On August 22, life as we knew it on set came to a standstill when our esteemed assistant director, Diego Borella, left us at the tender age of 47. Multiple local sources confirm this unfortunate news, leaving a gap in our creative family that cannot be filled.

Netflix’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch Reveals New Trailer, Voice Cast

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At Anime NYC 2025 this past weekend, Netflix showcased a variety of exciting updates, one of which was the announcement of Season 2 for “Devil May Cry” and further details about “Splinter Cell: Deathwatch.” In the upcoming series, Liev Schreiber (“X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” “Ray Donovan”) lends his voice to the main character Sam Fisher. A sneak peek at the new voice cast, which includes some actors from the original game releases, can be heard in the trailer below.

Wednesday’s Addams Family Change Led to Season 2’s Best New Character

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Viewers of the original Addams Family TV series may recall a rather unique portrayal of Grandmama. Unlike her onscreen persona, Grandmama was known for her offbeat personality, with an affinity for fortune-telling, knives, and brewing potions. Despite being referred to as Grandmama within the family, she is undeniably an Addams at heart, serving as mother to Gomez and Morticia.

Face It, the Avengers are the Real Villains of the Hulk’s Story

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The intricate backstory of the Hulk reveals multiple potential antagonists. His troubles initially stem from his father’s abusive actions. Often, The Leader manipulates events negatively impacting the Hulk’s life like a master puppeteer. The One Below All lurks in the shadows, a menacing presence with ominous plans for the Hulk. Bruce Banner is often viewed as the Hulk’s most formidable adversary.

However, upon closer examination of the Hulk’s narrative, one could argue that the Avengers unintentionally contribute to the chaos in his life.

Two of the Funniest Comedies of the 2010s Return to Streaming (And For Free)

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Starting August 1st, you can now stream the comedy action movies “21 Jump Street” (starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum) and its sequel “22 Jump Street” on Tubi. These movies are spin-offs from the original Fox TV series “21 Jump Street,” which aired from 1987 to 1991. In these films, Hill and Tatum play cops Morton Schmidt and Greg Jenko, who work undercover in the Jump Street unit, posing as students first at a high school and then at a university to take down drug rings. Keep in mind that Tubi’s streaming library changes frequently, so it’s uncertain how long these movies will be available for free streaming on the platform.

There’s One Underrated Thing That The Office And Parks And Recreation Both Did, And I Hope We See Something Similar In The Paper

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Lately, I’ve been enjoying my Peacock subscription by revisiting “Parks and Recreation,” and this Michael Schur-cocreated comedy has sparked an idea in me about a standout aspect the show masterfully executed with two characters, which was similarly accomplished in “The Office.” Perhaps “The Paper” will capture that same enchantment.

World War Z’s Biggest Changes From the Book: 3 Great Scenes That Got Cut

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Titled “World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War” by Max Brooks, this work stands as a stark contrast to its film adaptation. Unlike the movie, which follows the action-packed adventure of one character named Gerry Lane in his pursuit of the zombie virus’s origin and potential cure, the book is composed as a compilation of survivor testimonies from various parts of the world. This narrative style showcases distinct survival struggles, efforts, and solutions to combat the zombie menace on a global scale. Notably, the novel shares many themes with Max Brooks’ other work, “The Zombie Survival Guide.