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See the trailer for Season 5 of ‘Only Murders in the Building’ debuting Sept. 9

Meryl Streep^ Steve Martin^ Selena Gomez^ Martin Short at the "Only Murders in the Building" Red Carpet Premiere Event at Paramount Studios on August 22^ 2024 in Los Angeles^ CA

The trailer for the fifth season of Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building finds true-crime aficionados Charles (Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short) and Mabel (Selena Gomez) digging into the death of the building’s doorman, Lester (Teddy Coluca).

Hulu’s official synopsis of Season 5 reads: “After Lester dies under suspicious circumstances, Charles, Oliver, and Mabel refuse to believe it was an accident. Their investigation plunges them into the shadowy corners of New York and beyond — where the trio uncovers a dangerous web of secrets connecting powerful billionaires, old-school mobsters, and the mysterious residents of the Arconia. The trio discovers a deeper divide between their storied city they thought they knew and the new New York evolving around them — one where the old mob fights to hold on as newer, even more dangerous players emerge.”

Michael Cyril Creighton, Meryl Streep, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Nathan Lane and Richard Kind reprise their roles from previous seasons, with new additions to the cast including: Renée Zellweger, Keegan-Michael Key, Christoph Waltz, Logan Lerman, Téa Leoni, Beanie Feldstein, Dianne Wiest and Jermaine Fowler.

Season 5 of Only Murders in the Building is set to premiere Sept. 9 with three episodes; the remainder of the season will roll out weekly. See the Season 5 trailer – HERE.

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Netflix premiering new documentary ‘AKA Charlie Sheen’ on Sept. 10

Charlie Sheen at the Angel Awards 2018 at the Project Angel Food on August 18^ 2018 in Los Angeles^ CA

Charlie Sheen is the subject a new two-part Netflix documentary titled ‘AKA Charlie Sheen,’ directed by Andrew Renzi and premiering Sept. 10th on the streaming service.

In a trailer, Sheen, 59, says: “When you got a lot of shame about a lot of stuff, shame is suffocating. I lit the fuse and my life turned into everything it wasn’t supposed to be. There’s only one person alive that has the answers to so many people’s questions about me.”

The documentary also includes conversations with Sean Penn, ex-wife Denise Richards, Jon Cryer, Chris Tucker, ex-wife Brooke Mueller, Chuck Lorre, Ramon Estevez, Heidi Fleiss and Sheen’s drug dealer. The synopsis reads: “aka Charlie Sheen tracks his upbringing in Malibu to his effortless rise to megastardom — and dramatic fall, all within the public eye. With a stunning clarity earned through seven years of sobriety, Sheen openly speaks about the subjects and events he’s never discussed publicly before … the most outrageous moments of Sheen’s life are revisited with raw emotion and exceptional warmth, painting a portrait of a flawed man whose penchant for self-destruction is ultimately no match for the ferocious love and forgiveness he inspires in those closest to him.”

Sheen had a starring role on the CBS sitcom Two and a Half Men in the 2000s, but was fired from the show in 2011 following a public meltdown and conflict with the series creator, Chuck Lorre.  Sheen and Lorre collaborated years later on the HBO series Bookie.

See the trailer for AKA Charlie Sheen – HERE.

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Role Model shares video for ‘The Longest Goodbye’ featuring Laufey

Role Model (stage name for the singer Tucker Harrington Pillsbury) perform at Apolo Club. Barcelona^ Spain. 9th December^ 2024.

Role Model dropped a duet version featuring Icelandic singer Laufey of his song “The Longest Goodbye,” taken from the deluxe edition of his album Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye).

Role Model said of working with Laufey: “I asked her to come sing it on stage during my LA show, and as soon as I heard her sing the first line of the second verse I was like, ‘Oh, we need to record this’. I couldn’t think of a better voice to sing that song. Her voice is timeless, and that was kind of the word of the day when I was originally writing that song last year. I wanted to end the album with a very sonically timeless and classic song, and her voice brought it there for me.”

An official music video for the duet, directed by Neema Sadeghi, is filmed in black-and-white in ‘vintage performance style,’ and sees Tucker Pillsbury and Laufey trading verses with a full band, complete with retro instruments and monochrome styling. Role Model shared in an Instagram Story: “The video is actually us recording the take that we put out. Ain’t no lip-syncing, no match cutting. We put two cameras in there, because we recorded the original version in Noah’s living room with that mic. Miss Laufey was kind enough to come in and do that. Nothing fake about it, because that’s just super vulnerable and raw and honest of us. That’s what music is about.”

Role Model is gearing up for the UK/European leg of his No Place Like Tour (The Longest Goodbye), which kicks off at London’s Eventim Apollo on November 4.   He is also set to perform in New York City as part of the ‘Citi Concert Series’ on “TODAY” on August 29.

See the music video for “The Longest Goodbye”- HERE.

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Sabrina Carpenter shares Rocky Horror–inspired video for ‘Tears’ featuring Colman Domingo

Sabrina Carpenter attends The BRIT Awards 2025 at Intercontinental Hotel at The O2 in London^ England. London^ United Kingdom - March 01^ 2025

Sabrina Carpenter’s new video for ‘Tears’ is inspired by the cult classic film ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’, and features Colman Domingo in drag.

In the theatrical video, Carpenter is shown lying in a field after a car crash, only to discover a house in the middle of nowhere. Domingo accompanies Carpenter as she enters new rooms and meets new characters, and the two share a dance break.

‘Tears’ is taken off Carpenter’s seventh album, Man’s Best Friend which features 12 new songs including the lead track, “Manchild.” The singer faced backlash for the album’s suggestive cover art, and while appearing on CBS MORNINGS she said: “Like, y’all need to get out more, I think. I was actually shocked, because I think between me and my friends and my family and the people that I always share my music and my art with first, it just wasn’t even a conversation. It was just, like, it’s perfect. For what, for the what the album is, it’s perfect for, you know, kind of what it represents, and everything about it to me just felt like so opposite of, like, the world ending.”

Carpenter explained there was “a lot of pointing fingers” despite no one having heard the project. “They don’t know me. They don’t know my intentions. They don’t know the stories I’m telling. So, I do, I try to take it with a grain of salt and also know that my fans that know me and know the person behind the music will look at that photo and they know exactly what it is. And people that have no idea who I am absolutely look at that photo and go, like, ‘Where are her parents?’ … My parents actually saw the photo and they loved it.”

Stream ‘Man’s Best Friend’ – HERE.
See the video for ‘Tears’ – HERE.

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