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Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterRange Media Partners, a new management firm staffed with veteran Hollywood agents, has announced a slew of filmmaker signings.Tim Van Patten, the Emmy Award-winning director, writer and creator behind shows like “The Sopranos,” “Boardwalk Empire” and the recent HBO hit “Perry Mason,” has joined the firm.Van Patten is joined by Swedish-born Niclas Larsson, an award-winning commercial director and writer who also helmed the whimsical two-part Vogue series “The

Range Media Partners has strengthened its filmmaker roster, signing Tim Van Patten, Niclas Larsson, Ricky Staub & Dan Walser, Corin Hardy and Cédric Jimenez.

Once again, KFC is trying to reposition Colonel Sanders as a sex object worthy of our late-night fantasies. As part of its latest push to intertwine chicken with our salacious inner thoughts, KFC has teamed up with the Lifetime network to release “A Recipe for Seduction,” a 15-minute mini-movie starring Mario Lopez as Colonel Sanders – albeit a fictionalized version – who takes a cooking gig at a well-to-do family’s posh estate.

Also Read: 'Saved By the Bell' Revival Series Gets Thanksgiving Premiere on Peacock (Video)“He has a secret recipe that’s going to change the world,” Lopez’s love interest says in the trailer.

Friday on Hulu. The series follows Frank (Rohan Campbell) and younger brother Joe (Alexander Elliott) as they uncover sinister secrets in the small town of Bridgeport, where they’re staying for the summer with their Aunt Trudy (Bea Santos).“I was born in a different generation, so sadly I didn’t read these books growing up,” says Elliot, 15.

Netflix is filling up your queue with holiday cheer! December 2020 will bring a ton of new titles to the streaming service, including new and old Christmas movies and TV shows, as well as plenty of non-holiday fare.Beginning Dec.

coronavirus pandemic will impact holiday staples such as the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Purina Dog show, which are both proceeding on NBC with COVID-protocol adjustments.But whether you’re celebrating solo, or connecting virtually with family and friends, there’s plenty of small-screen entertainment to keep you occupied during your feast — from marathons to movies.Here’s the essential viewing line-up on the major networks and streaming platforms for today’s Big Day.9 a.m.

Us Weekly‘s exclusive sneak peek of Lifetime’s Too Close for Christmas, Jessica Lowndes‘ Hayley attempts to get Chad Michael Murray‘s Luke into the Christmas spirit — and bring some tradition into his life.During the preview, the pair visit a Christmas tree farm and Luke picks out a small tree with very little branches. “It’s not bare, it just has its own thing going on,” he says.

Catherine O’Hara talks all things “Schitt’s Creek” in a new interview with Studio 10.

Billie Lourd used the pandemic to keep her entire pregnancy under wraps, only revealing back in September that she and Austen Rydell had welcomed their first child, Kingston Fisher Lourd Rydell.

Billie Lourd looked back on the time she was pregnant with her son, Kingston, with a stunning never-before-seen photo.The Scream Queens alum, 28, shared the unseen pregnancy pic via Instagram on Sunday, November 22. Wearing a white, off-the-shoulder maxi dress, Lourd cradled her baby bump in one hand while holding up her hair in the other.

Billie Lourd finally shared a photo from her pregnancy!

first child, Kingston.

Over the past decade, Angelina Jolie has consistently alternated between starring in films and directing films. And with four narrative features and a documentary under her belt, it appears that Jolie’s directorial career isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorAngelina Jolie (Unbroken) has signed on to direct Unreasonable Behaviour, a biopic of legendary British war photographer Don McCullin, based on his autobiography of the same title. The film is being produced by Tom Hardy and Dean Baker under their Hardy Son & Baker banner (Taboo) alongside Working Title Films’ Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner (Darkest Hour). McCullin and Mark George are exec producing.

Naman Ramachandran Angelina Jolie (“First They Killed My Father”) will direct “Unreasonable Behaviour,” a biopic about the British war photographer Don McCullin, based on his acclaimed autobiography of the same name.The film is being produced by Tom Hardy and Dean Baker under their Hardy Son & Baker banner (“Taboo”) alongside Working Title Films’ Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner (“Darkest Hour”).