‘SUCCESSION’ creator Jesse Armstrong has decided to write a film for HBO as his next project.

The film follows 4 friends who meet up during the turmoil of an ongoing international financial crisis.

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“Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong has found his next project: an original movie for HBO Films. The 7-time Emmy winner is teaming up with executive producer Frank Rich for the project, which is said to focus on 4 friends who convene during an international financial crisis. Jesse is currently writing the script, with production set to start later this year.

A two-hour concert special celebrating Ringo Starr’s legacy through the lens of country music will air this spring. Proceeds from the all-star performance of “With a Little Help From My Friends” will benefit the American Red Cross and those impacted by the California wildfires. Ringo & Friends at the Ryman will air on CBS and stream on Paramount+. The 84-year-old legend will perform songs from that album, along with solo songs and The Beatles classics.

For the first time in 37 years, 1987’s horror classic ‘Hellraiser’ is returning to theaters on February 5 and 6, thanks to Fathom Events. Not only has the movie been remastered in 4K, but this version features an interview with Doug Bradley, who played horror icon Pinhead, the evil that lurks under a home’s floorboards.

Jessica Simpson and Eric Johnson have separated after 10 years of marriage and 14 years as a couple. The couple had been subject to breakup rumors for months, and both have been spotted without their wedding rings.

NBC has renewed the comedy mockumentary “St. Denis Medical” for a second season. The series, following overworked hospital staff in Oregon, has been a hit among viewers. It’s averaging about 3 million viewers through 6 episodes.

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and former Miss Universe Demi-Leigh announced they are expecting their first child. The couple, who have been married since 2020, shared the news on social media with ultrasound photos.

Director Ridley Scott’s planned Bee Gees biopic at Paramount Pictures was halted due to deal issues. Ridley mentioned in an interview with GQ that the studio changed terms, leading him to walk away and pursue a new project.

Max will stream a movie version of “Waitress: The Musical” starting February 14, featuring Sara Bareilles in the lead role. Based on the 2007 film, it tells the story of Jenna, a waitress and pie-maker aiming for a fresh start.

4 Non-Blondes are reuniting to appear at this year’s BottleRock Napa Valley music festival, set for May 23-25 in California. Also on the bill are Justin Timberlake, Noah Kahan, Green Day, and Benson Boone. Since 4 Non-Blondes disbanded in 1994 after one album (and the hit ‘What’s Up’), they’ve only played together once, at a 2014 charity event.

Neil Young has given a big thumbs up to the new Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown”, starring Timothée Chalamet. Neil wrote on his website, “This movie is a great tribute to his life and music. I think if you love Bob’s music you should see this great movie. I loved it.”

Keith Urban has announced his first tour of Canada in 3 years. “The High and Alive World Tour” kicks off June 21 in Toronto before returning in September for 7 more shows in Vancouver, Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Montreal, and Ottawa. Chase Matthew, Alana Springsteen, and Karley Scott Collins will open.

Blake Shelton is impressed by how hard Post Malone can party.  He was being interviewed by “CMT” and said, “I used to think I could go pretty hard, back in the day.  Nobody I’ve ever met has anything on Post Malone.”

Jon Bon Jovi has written an expansive new Bon Jovi anthology titled, “Bon Jovi: Forever”. The 264-page, limited-edition book – which comes in 1,500 handmade copies personally signed by Bon Jovi himself – will be published in June. The book features Jon Bon Jovi’s 35,000-word biography of his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, alongside interviews and memorabilia from throughout the New Jersey group’s 40-year career.

Tiger Woods had a legendary entrance for his TGL debut. The second match of the TGL season arrived Tuesday night, which was Tiger Woods’ debut with the league playing for the Jupiter Links team, which took on the Los Angeles Golf Club. Tiger Woods walked out to Survivor’s iconic track “Eye of the Tiger” engulfed in red midst, in a nod to his famous ‘Sunday Red’ attire.