Bigg boss season 9

The election: Mayor of Atlantic City, Boardwalk EmpireRepublican business magnate Ed Bader and Democratic reformer D.W. Fletcher.The conspirators: Atlantic County treasurer/secret gangster Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi) and the rest of his political machine.When the usual ballot-stuffing doesn’t work, Nucky also bribes Chalky White (Michael K. Williams) into delivering the black vote for the Republicans.Kind of. Bader wins the election, but Nucky’s battle against charges of election fraud is a major plotline the following season. The charges are dropped after his brother Eli takes the fall. … [Read more...] about Your Guide to the Stolen Elections of Film and TV

Chatting about his return on Good Morning Britain back in December, Ben told presenters Alex Beresford and Charlotte Hawkins: "We're very lucky to have a great number of old fans of Death in Paradise and there's been a lot of speculation [from them]. The one I liked was that I'm coming back as a zombie! … [Read more...] about Death in Paradise’s future confirmed after tenth-anniversary series

Temple season two - NOW TV/Sky  In round two of this drama, Daniel is in deeper trouble after his world comes crashing down as Beth wakes from her coma and demands answers. Eve wants to know why her parents have been lying to her, Lee joins forces with a charismatic activist and Anna is desperate to make something positive out of the situation, even if that means luring patients to the bunker for some illegal trials. … [Read more...] about 26 TV shows to get excited about in 2021: WandaVision, Line of Duty and MORE

It comes after Carol revealed she once made a major food blunder in front of a TV boss. Speaking on her BBC Radio Wales show at the weekend, she told listeners: "One of the bosses Harry took me to the poshest Japanese restaurant in the whole of the United Kingdom, which is called Nobu. … [Read more...] about Carol Vorderman divides fans with her surprising new food obsession

Empathy aside, in some ways the slack-jawed disbelief over what Warners is doing feels similar to the reaction eight years ago when Netflix decided to stream all ten episodes of the first season of House of Cards at once, rather than release them weekly. Nearly every TV exec I spoke to back in 2013 rolled their eyes at the move, as well as the company’s decision to green-light two seasons of the show without filming a pilot episode. Now? Straight-to-series orders and full-season releases are de rigueur. What was revolutionary has become common. That doesn’t mean TV is better for the change, of course. And the wave of layoffs at legacy linear networks over the past few weeks underscores the painful side effects of streaming’s disruptive qualities — just as much as the endless trade stories about new series green lights and they paid how much? overall deals point to its short-term benefits. … [Read more...] about The Streaming Future Is Already Here for the Movie Business