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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Evil Cast, Creators Still ‘Sit Around and Talk About It Endlessly,' Aasif Mandvi Says — See Reunion Photo
Can't get Evil out of your head, even though the finale aired nearly a year ago? Don't worry: You're in devilishly good company. The show's cast and creators recently got together for a meal and some shop talk, Aasif Mandvi posted to Instagram Wednesday. 'For all Evil fans: We recently all got together and had an amazing dinner courtesy of @katjaherbers.' More from TVLine Casting News: Olivia Colman and Brie Larson's FX Drama, Jax Taylor Exits The Valley and More Star Trek: Strange New Worlds EPs Explain the Decision to End With Season 5 - How Close Will It Get to the Original Star Trek? Criminal Minds Boss Details Why Daniel Henney Won't Be Back After Wheel of Time Cancellation View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aasif Mandvi (@aasif) Pictured in Mandvi's photo, which you can see here: Evil stars Mike Colter, Michael Emerson, series co-creators Michelle and Robert King, Elsbeth star Carrie Preston (who is married to Emerson), Mandvi, Herbers and Shaifali Puri (who is married to Mandvi). Turns out, we're not the only people obsessively reliving the weird-and-beautiful drama. On Threads, Mandvi added: 'Even though we don't make the show anymore,' Mandvi's caption continues, 'we do sit around and talk about it endlessly.' Fans of the CBS-to-Paramount+ series will remember that its August 2024 finale found the Church's assessor office shut down, the parish sold and deconsecrated, and David coming up with a new plan: Reopen the assessors' office at the Vatican. Kristen eventually agreed, moving her and her children to Italy for their next chapter. (And is the baby a demon? Who's to say?) Ben stayed behind, but remained close with his friends. And Leland was banished forever to a naughty mystical closet at the silent retreat upstate. (Read a full recap here, and see what the Kings had to say about the final episode here.) Are you, too, still mourning the loss of ? And do you want to host the next dinner? Sound off in the comments! Best of TVLine 'Missing' Shows, Found! Get the Latest on Ahsoka, Monarch, P-Valley, Sugar, Anansi Boys and 25+ Others Yellowjackets Mysteries: An Up-to-Date List of the Series' Biggest Questions (and Answers?) The Emmys' Most Memorable Moments: Laughter, Tears, Historical Wins, 'The Big One' and More
Sunday World
14-07-2025
- General
- Sunday World
Kerry community ‘unsettled' by animal skulls and religious message on walls
Property owner claims he has no idea who painted the message and is 'not bothered' Sheep skulls on walls and religious messaging emblazoned on a hay shed in rural Kerry is causing discomfort for locals and tourists who say it's intimidating and unsightly. The Kerryman received complaints from people in West Kerry after a message appeared on the side of a farm shed stating, 'The Lord is my Shephard I shall fear no Evil' and 'For those who pour out lies will perish'. The presence of a religious cross, figurines, headstones, and animal skulls – thought to be sheep heads – situated in the garden of a premises were also highlighted. But the recent appearance of religious messages from the Old Testament have caused the most unease in what is a well-known tourist hotspot. A public complaint was sent to the planning enforcement office of Kerry County Council (KCC) with locals insisting the message comes under the category of 'painted murals' and therefore requires planning permission. The message is visible from a public road used by locals and tourists who have called it invasive, unnecessary and out of character with a rural area. One local described it as 'a bit heavy' saying it is 'right in your face'. An Garda Síochána informed residents there is nothing they can do as it is within an individual's private property. The guards say the painted message is a matter for KCC's planning department. When contacted, the resident of the property denied painting the religious message but stated he had no objection to it. 'I'm not concerned at all by what people think of it. I saw it there a few nights ago. I'm not the slightest bit bothered by it. As for the skulls, it's just a bit of art, isn't it? It's a piece of art in a boring piece of ground,' he told The Kerryman. A cross erected in a public area without consultation. 'I'm not in a rush to wash it off. It's interesting that people are complaining about it. It's strange they should complain about it in what is a Catholic country. Maybe we should be seeing more of it. I'd call myself more of a spiritual man than a devout Catholic. Who knows, it might be turned into a tourist attraction yet,' he added. Locals have described the messaging as 'very unsettling' and not something they, or tourists, should have to see. 'As bad as it is looking at skulls and headstones, at least they are in the person's garden. The skulls are mostly sheep or ram, there's five or six of these things hanging up on the wall,' said a local. 'It's all very intense. It's a beautiful area with so many people passing through at this time of year. People are stopping and pointing at it. It looks awful. Seeing the words 'Lord' and 'Evil' in capital writing is intimidating. This is a very strong, intensive message. We want the council to do something about this,' he added. Religious messages on a farm shed in Kerry. News in 90 Seconds - Monday July 14th
The Citizen
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Citizen
What to watch: ‘Happy Face' deserves a stream
'Happy Face' is inspired by the notorious Happy Face killer, Keith Jesperson, and the 2009 biography of his daughter. There is no spoiler quite like that of a film or television reviewer that intellectualises entertainment and scores a fun or engaging show with a low number. Not every production is meant to be shelved amongst the high-brow and artsy-fartsy top drawer. Many shows can be enjoyed simply by watching them without expectation. Happy Face on Showmax is such a series. The series is a semi-true but muchly made-up look at the other halves of a serial killer's life. The family drama and the hurt, pain and manipulation with concomitant dramatic ebbs and flows. The storyline is based on and inspired by the notorious Happy Face killer, Keith Jesperson, and the 2009 biography of his daughter, Melissa Moore, called Shattered Silence. Records show that Jesperson, a long-haul trucker, strangled his victims. He left a trail of bodies across the United States between 1990 and 1995. He signed his work with smiley faces because someone else claimed his killings at first, though falsely. This is how he earned his nickname. His known victims, despite his claims of over 160 murders, were sex workers or women living on the fringes of society. The kind who wouldn't immediately be missed. He was convicted of eight murders and is serving a life sentence in Oregan, United States, for his murder spree. He'll be eligible for release in 2063. The smiley face emoji killer Happy Face was produced by Michelle and Robert King, who also created The Good Wife, The Good Fight and Evil among others. Beyond the story's initial biographical content in Moore's book, it was also subdivided into a podcast of 12 parts before Hollywood turned it into part-fact, part-fiction fun. ALSO READ: 'So deserved': Viola Davis named among 2025 TV Hall of Fame inductees Dennis Quaid plays an incarcerated Jesperson who exercises a measure of control over his somewhat estranged daughter Melissa Reed, played by Annaleigh Ashford. Reed has married and lives with her kind, Mr Nice Guy husband and daughter in a leafy suburb. She works as a makeup artist on the Dr Greg Show; a true crime talk show. When the production team finds out, by possible design from Jesperson, that Reed's dad was the Happy Face killer, attention turns to her and she becomes the star of, and coproducer of a narrative about her dad. It also becomes her own journey into discovering her past. Watch: Trailer for Happy Face The plot then thickens when Jesperson starts claiming killings that nobody knew of and, through an elaborate smoke and mirrors escapade, he evidences it. Only, the murder was not his and the happy faces were drawn by conspirators and his lover, to aid the plot. All in the name of making good true crime television. All in the name of good true crime show Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Hazel, brattishly well played by Khiyla Aynne, reaches out to grandpa behind everyone's backs. She's a somewhat troubled teen and her growing relationship with Jesperson sends mom, dad and daughter on a sidebar collision course. Then, there's the FBI investigators, the recurring memories of Jesperson's gifts to his daughter every time he made a kill. There are many layers to the story, and it's told reasonably and entertainingly well. And while it's true that some of the performances are as charismatic as a loaf of bread, that Dennis Quaid's skills are underutilised in the show and so on, it's still an entertaining watch. The ponytails and intellectual beards have slammed the show, but it's not fair. Because nobody's looking for perfection, just time out on the couch with popcorn. NOW READ: 'The Rookie' is no amateur of a show
Scotsman
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
What time is Snow White out on Disney Plus? Explained
Disney's Snow White will finally arrive on streaming - and this is the exact time you can watch it! 🍎 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Snow White will be singing and dancing onto Disney Plus. The live-action remake is releasing on streaming shortly. But when exactly will you be able to watch the film? Grab your crown and best princess dress because Disney's Snow White is finally about to arrive on streaming. Months after it danced into cinemas, the movie is about to be available to watch at home. Whether your kids have been desperate to watch the film again - or you simply missed it on the big screen - the long-awaited live action remake is landing on Disney Plus in a matter of hours. The House of Mouse confirmed its release date earlier in the month and it is almost here. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Rachel Zegler leads the cast as the titular Disney Princess, while Gal Gadot plays the Evil Queen. But when exactly can you watch it at home? What to expect from Disney's Snow White? Gal Gadot in Snow White | DISNEY The blockbuster is a live-action remake of the classic Disney animated film by the same name. Viewers are promised a 'reimagining that journeys back to the timeless story'. If you want to make it a true movie night, the original 1930s cartoon is also available to watch on the streaming service. So you could even watch them back-to-back. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad When is Snow White out on Disney Plus? After months of waiting, Disney finally confirmed the movie would be arriving on streaming on Wednesday, June 11. So you don't have long left to wait. Snow White's streaming release comes almost three months after it first danced onto the big screens. It continues the trend of Disney movies sticking much closer to the 90 day theatrical window post-pandemic. During the height of lockdown, , the movie giant was relatively quick with the turn around from the big screen to streaming. Encanto, for example, released in cinema on November 24 2021 and arrived on Disney Plus a month later - December 24 - just in time for Christmas. But in recent years, the movies have taken far longer to arrive on streaming. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Inside Out 2 arrived in cinemas in June 2024, but didn't land on streaming until September 25 of that year. Moana 2 originally sailed into cinema in November last year and took until March 2025 to arrive on streaming. What time is Snow White out on Disney Plus? Disney is fairly consistent with when it releases new shows and movies on its streaming service - with a few exceptions. For its biggest and most anticipated TV series, it may shift around the schedule to make it time up with prime viewing hours in America. Andor and Daredevil: Born Again are recent examples - releasing in the early hours of the morning in the UK but in the evening across the pond. Fortunately, that is not the case for Snow White. Viewers can expect the 2025 live-action remake to arrive at approximately 8am GMT on June 11. Which may make for perfect timing to entertain your little ones. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Have you got a story you want to share with our readers? You can now send it to us online via YourWorld at . It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.
Scotsman
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
What time is Snow White out on Disney Plus? Explained
Disney's Snow White will finally arrive on streaming - and this is the exact time you can watch it! 🍎 Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Snow White will be singing and dancing onto Disney Plus. The live-action remake is releasing on streaming shortly. But when exactly will you be able to watch the film? Grab your crown and best princess dress because Disney's Snow White is finally about to arrive on streaming. Months after it danced into cinemas, the movie is about to be available to watch at home. Whether your kids have been desperate to watch the film again - or you simply missed it on the big screen - the long-awaited live action remake is landing on Disney Plus in a matter of hours. The House of Mouse confirmed its release date earlier in the month and it is almost here. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Rachel Zegler leads the cast as the titular Disney Princess, while Gal Gadot plays the Evil Queen. But when exactly can you watch it at home? What to expect from Disney's Snow White? Gal Gadot in Snow White | DISNEY The blockbuster is a live-action remake of the classic Disney animated film by the same name. Viewers are promised a 'reimagining that journeys back to the timeless story'. If you want to make it a true movie night, the original 1930s cartoon is also available to watch on the streaming service. So you could even watch them back-to-back. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad When is Snow White out on Disney Plus? After months of waiting, Disney finally confirmed the movie would be arriving on streaming on Wednesday, June 11. So you don't have long left to wait. Snow White's streaming release comes almost three months after it first danced onto the big screens. It continues the trend of Disney movies sticking much closer to the 90 day theatrical window post-pandemic. During the height of lockdown, , the movie giant was relatively quick with the turn around from the big screen to streaming. Encanto, for example, released in cinema on November 24 2021 and arrived on Disney Plus a month later - December 24 - just in time for Christmas. But in recent years, the movies have taken far longer to arrive on streaming. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Inside Out 2 arrived in cinemas in June 2024, but didn't land on streaming until September 25 of that year. Moana 2 originally sailed into cinema in November last year and took until March 2025 to arrive on streaming. What time is Snow White out on Disney Plus? Disney is fairly consistent with when it releases new shows and movies on its streaming service - with a few exceptions. For its biggest and most anticipated TV series, it may shift around the schedule to make it time up with prime viewing hours in America. Andor and Daredevil: Born Again are recent examples - releasing in the early hours of the morning in the UK but in the evening across the pond. Fortunately, that is not the case for Snow White. Viewers can expect the 2025 live-action remake to arrive at approximately 8am GMT on June 11. Which may make for perfect timing to entertain your little ones. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad
