Michelle Pfeiffer will lead and produce the Yellowstone spinoff series The Madison. The show will explore a New York City family’s experiences in Montana and is described as a “heartfelt study of grief and human connection.”
The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie will be released in theaters, though no date is set. The movie features characters like Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and more battling zombies and aliens in a bubble gum factory.
Charles Barkley says he’s staying with TNT to ensure job security for others. He confirmed that Inside The NBA will continue even after the network loses NBA coverage. Though he admits: “I don’t have any idea what that means.”
Gabriel Olds, the actor best known for his role as Pat Robertson in the film The Eyes of Tammy Faye, was arrested on 7 charges of sexual assault in Los Angeles. The police are seeking additional victims and witnesses to incidents.
Roy Wood Jr. will host Have I Got News For You on CNN, aiming to add comedy to Saturday nights. The U.S. version of the BBC show debuts on September 14 and airs regularly on CNN before being available on HBO Max.
Peacock’s new documentary Gary explores Diff’rent Strokes actor Gary Coleman’s struggles before his death at 42. The trailer highlights regret, financial betrayal, health, and marital issues. It premieres Aug. 29 on Peacock.
Legally Blonde director Robert Luketic will helm All Out Of Love: The Air Supply Story for a 2025 release, celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary. Casting is ongoing. The film will focus on their hits like “All Out of Love.”
Noah Lyles finished third in the 200-meter final yesterday, despite having tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. Lyles was treated by medical staff after he collapsed following the race. His status for the 4×100 relay is unclear.