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Prime Video is previewing G20, a film starring Viola Davis as fictional U.S. President Danielle Sutton.

In the trailer for the film, President Sutton (Davis) attends a G20 summit alongside “the 20 most powerful world leaders,” when they are attacked by a group intent on taking over global financial markets. An official synopsis reads: “After evading capture by the attackers, she must outsmart the enemy to protect her family, defend her country and safeguard world leaders in this action-packed thrill ride.”

Anthony Anderson, Marsai Martin, Ramon Rodriguez, Douglas Hodge, Elizabeth Marvel, Sabrina Impacciatore, Christopher Farrar and Anthony Starr also star in G20. Director Patricia Riggen (‘The 33’) helms the film from a script by Caitlin Parrish, Erica Weiss, Logan Miller and Noah Miller. Davis, with Andrew Lazar and Julius Tennon serving as producers.  Riggen said in a previously released statement: “This is Viola Davis as you’ve never seen her — heroically kicking tons of ass in a global thrill ride. With G20, I wanted to make the kind of classic, edge-of-your-seat action film that I’ve always been such a fan of, but one that draws on the high stakes of our modern and technologically advanced world we live in.”

G20 premieres April 10; see the trailer – HERE.

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Kelly Clarkson is returning to Las Vegas with a new residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The new residency follows Clarkson’s sold-out exclusive Las Vegas engagement at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in 2023/2024.

Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions—The Las Vegas Residency will kick off on Friday, July 4th, and will include 18 performances through November 15th.

Clarkson shares: “I’m so excited to be back in Vegas!  We’re bringing the studio to the stage this time with Studio Sessions! See y’all there!”

The full dates for Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions – The Las Vegas Residency are as follows:

July 2025: 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26
August 2025: 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16
November 2025: 7, 8, 14, 15

For tickets, head HERE.

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Hulu dropped a trailer for Good American Family, a series inspired by the stories surrounding the real-life adoption of Natalia Grace.

Ellen Pompeo portrays Kristine Barnett, who is eager to adopt seven-year-old Grace (Imogen Faith Reid), who has dwarfism. She and Michael Barnett (Mark Duplass) adopt Grace, but Kristine ultimately becomes suspicious about their new daughter’s true identity.

An official series synopsis reads: “As they defend their family from the daughter they’ve grown to believe is a threat, she fights her own battle to confront her past and what her future holds, in a showdown that ultimately plays out in the tabloids and the courtroom.”

The first pair of episodes premiere March 19; see the trailer for Good American Family: HERE.

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Peacock has released the official trailer for Long Bright River, its upcoming suspense thriller series based on Liz Moore’s bestselling novel.

Amanda Seyfried stars as Mickey, a Philly cop on patrol in ain Kensington, Philadelphia neighborhood hit hard by the opioid crisis who searches for her sister, an addict who has gone missing. Seyfried learns three were women were killed in a short time span, and she makes it her personal mission to keep her city safe and find her sister, Kacey (Ashleigh Cummings), who has “been gone for too long this time.”

A voiceover is heard in the trailer: “Over the past several days, three females have been found dead. There’s a killer on the loose, Mickey. I’m worried about you.”  Seyfried says in the trailer: “I grew up here, went to elementary school down the street. And so did a lot of the girls working the avenue today.”

The eight-episode series launches March 13 on Peacock, and also stars Callum Vinson, John Doman, Dash Mihok, Britne Oldford, Matthew Del Negro, Harriet Sansom Harris, Patch Darragh and Perry Mattfeld,

See the trailer Long Bright River: HERE.

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Jake and Logan Paul announced during a livestream event that they will star in the eight-episode Max reality show, Paul American, set to premiere March 27.

Nina Rosenstein — executive vice president of HBO programming, late night and specials — said in a press release: “Everyone thinks they know Jake and Logan Paul — they’re the original superstars of influencer culture and built their brand on being unfiltered. But Paul American goes deeper. This show uncovers a side of their relationships we’ve never seen, as brothers, sons, partners, as well as Logan’s transition into fatherhood. It’s a raw and unexpected look into their world.”

Watch the trailer for “Paul American” – HERE.

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A Goonies sequel is in the works — with the producers from the original 1985 adventure film, Steven Spielberg and Chris Columbus, returning for the new film.

Columbus wrote the original film’s screenplay, based on a story by Spielberg. The movie follows a group of children who embark on a treasure hunt in hopes of saving their homes from being sold and destroyed by a property development company. The film was a huge success at the time, earning $125 million worldwide — most notably , it became a monumental pop culture reference, renowned for its beloved characters and iconic catchphrases, including “Goonies never say die!”

Warner Bros. has tapped Potsy Ponciroli to write the forthcoming sequel. Spielberg and Columbus will return to produce the film with Kristie Macosko Krieger and Holly Bario for Amblin Entertainment, with Variety stating that Lauren Shuler Donner, widow the of the original film’s director Richard Donner (who died in 2021), to executive produce alongside Spielberg and Columbus. No director has been attached to the new project as of press time.

The original film starred a young Josh Brolin, Sean Astin, Corey Feldman, Ke Huy Quan and Martha Plimpton. Per Deadline, it is unclear what the story for the new film will be, or who from the original cast (most of whom are now in their 50s) will return.

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