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Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Get a taste of ‘The Valley' (literally) with this food and beer FYC event
Bravo is getting tipsy this awards season. The Valley is partnering with bars and eateries across the San Fernando Valley for an immersive For Your Consideration event for fans and Television Academy members, Gold Derby has learned exclusively. The hit Bravo show premiered its second season in April and is eligible in the Best Unstructured Reality Program categories at the 2025 Emmys. More from GoldDerby 2025 Emmy nominations voting: Here's the number of slots in the major categories From 'Tiger King' to 'Chimp Crazy,' Eric Goode aims to highlight animal welfare issues while preaching to the 'unconverted' Jonathan Pryce on the 'great responsibility' of playing a character with dementia in 'Slow Horses' On Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., select filming locations from The Valley will be offering discounted items as part of a limited time promotion. Guests at the five participating venues throughout Studio City, Lake Balboa, North Hollywood, and Sherman Oaks can say "FYC" upon entry and receive one item per person while supplies last. It's all in an effort to help spread the word that Emmy voting runs June 12-23. The locations and items are as follows: Jax's Studio City 12514 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, 91604 Jax's French Fries La Rochelle Bakery 5050 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood, 91601 NY Style Croissant Lawless Brewing Co. 5275 Craner Ave, North Hollywood, 91601 NoHo BoHo Beer Oakberry Acai Sherman Oaks 14006 Riverside Dr, Los Angeles, 91423 Classic Acai Bowl Lee's Coffee House 16927 Vanowen St # 2, Lake Balboa, 91406 Iced Strawberry Matcha Season 2 of The Valley is currently airing on Bravo (and streaming on Peacock) and will wrap on June 24. The first episode of the new season delivered 3.1 million viewers across platforms over 35 days, making it Bravo's most-watched Season 2 premiere in 14 years, since The Real Housewives of New Jersey in 2010. The Valley is a spin-off of Vanderpump Rules, and follows five young couples who are finally embracing their adulthood. The regular cast members are Daniel Booko, Nia Booko, Luke Broderick, Janet Caperna, Jason Caperna, Brittany Cartwright, Kristen Doute, Jesse Lally, Michelle Saniei, Jax Taylor, Jasmine Goode, and Zack Wickham. Friendly faces from the parent series also make special appearances. Producers Lisa Vanderpump and Alex Baskin previously earned a pair of Emmy nominations for Vanderpump Rules in Best Unstructured Reality Program in 2023 and 2024. Photo by Bravo Photo by Bravo SIGN UP for Gold Derby's free newsletter with latest predictions Best of GoldDerby Tina Fey on 'The Four Seasons': 'It was a challenge to be restrained about where we put jokes' 'The best job I ever had': 'From 'Supernatural' to 'The Boys,' Eric Kripke talks his biggest hits — and miss (ahem, 'Tarzan') 'Cross' star Aldis Hodge on building an aspirational hero — who's not a superhero Click here to read the full article.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
The Last of Us' next season gets a new lead: Kaitlyn Dever to play Abby in season 3; fans excited over new take in the show
Kaitlyn Dever , who plays the role of Abby in the series, will take on the reins of playing the lead character in the third season of the popular TV series 'The Last of Us'. The announcement was recently made at a public event by the creators of the show, Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann . 'The Last of Us' season 3 gets a new lead runner Kaitlyn Dever, who takes on the role of the infamous character Abby on the video-game-adapted show, has been confirmed to be the lead on the upcoming season. During the For Your Consideration (FYC) event that was held in Los Angeles, the announcement was made by the creators of the show as they were talking about the success of the series. While detailing the next season, Neil talked about what themes will be followed in season 3 compared to the first two and how 'It's more of a water season than a fire season.' Mazin contributed to the statement by adding that 'it's a wetter season than a hotter season.' While talking about the controversial ending of season 2, Mazin stated that 'I think plot armour is a real problem. In a show where we try and keep things grounded, sometimes the people we can't imagine losing do die. Because this is not a show about revenge but about grief.' Kaitlyn Dever opens up about taking on the role of 'Abby' Abby's role specifically has always been a topic of discussion. Many fans of the original video games have deemed her to be one of the most hated characters. Her entrance in the ending of season 2, where she killed off Pedro Pascal 's Joel on screen, also garnered a lot of mixed reactions. Dever, who was present during the event virtually, has never doubted the role, and that working alongside Craig and Neil helped her solidify the character. She shared during the panel that 'The controversy surrounding Abby was never really a concern for me. I've never felt so carried on a set in my life.'
The Hindu
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
‘The Last of Us' Season 3 confirmed With Kaitlyn Dever in lead role
HBO's The Last of Us is officially moving forward with a third season, and creators Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann have confirmed that Kaitlyn Dever will lead the next chapter of the acclaimed adaptation. Speaking at a For Your Consideration (FYC) event in Los Angeles celebrating Season 2, the showrunners revealed key insights into the creative direction of the upcoming season. Dever, who plays Abby, a controversial figure in the video game series, will step into a central role. Her involvement had been widely speculated following the events of Season 2, where her character makes a dramatic entrance by killing Pedro Pascal's fan-favourite Joel. 'It's more of a water season than a fire season,' Druckmann said during the panel, hinting at a tonal and visual shift from earlier episodes. Mazin added that 'it's a wetter season than a hotter season,' suggesting the next installment will explore different landscapes and challenges. Dever, currently filming in Australia, appeared virtually during the panel discussion. Reflecting on the backlash Abby's character has received in the games, she said, 'The controversy surrounding Abby was never really a concern for me. I've never felt so carried on a set in my life.' She added that working with Druckmann and Mazin made her confident in taking on the role. The creators also addressed the risky narrative choices made so far, including Joel's early death in Season 2. 'I think plot armor is a real problem,' said Mazin. 'In a show where we try and keep things grounded, sometimes the people we can't imagine losing do die. Because this is not a show about revenge, but about about grief.' Season 3 does not yet have a confirmed release date, but production is expected to continue into next year. The show, adapted from the acclaimed PlayStation games, remains one of HBO's highest-profile series.
Tom's Guide
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
Harrison Ford open to joining future 'Yellowstone' show — 'I'm still alive'
"1923" just had its movie-sized season 2 finale on Paramount Plus (stop reading this if you haven't watched it and don't want to be spoiled). But some of the show's stars aren't ready to be done with the "Yellowstone" universe. At a For Your Consideration (FYC) event on May 4, "1923" stars Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren were chatting it up with those in attendance and revealed they'd both be more than willing to stick around as Jacob and Cara Dutton (h/t The Hollywood Reporter). "I'm still alive,' Ford jokingly told the crowd. He added that he'd return if show creator Taylor Sheridan 'asks nice.' Mirren also indicated that she'd be willing to make another appearance in the "Yellowstone" universe as well. So, if Ford and Mirren want to keep playing Duttons, where could we see them next? There are two logical landing spots for future appearances for Ford and Mirren as Jacob and Cara. The first would be if the season 2 finale of "1923" turns out to be a mere season finale instead of a series finale. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Currently, the expectation is that the nearly two-hour episode, "A Dream and a Memory," will be the final episode in the "Yellowstone" prequel series. It wrapped up numerous storylines, and any future episodes would be exploring new territory. But at the moment, the show isn't officially over. And given that Jacob and Cara both survive the likely finale, there's no reason that Sheridan can't keep Ford and Mirren in future episodes of "1923." The other place where we could see Ford and Mirren reprise their roles is in the upcoming series "1944." Another "Yellowstone" prequel, this show could be centered around John Dutton II, who is born in the season finale of "1923" and would be 20 years old in 1944. It could also be centered around Spencer Dutton, John's father. Brandon Sklenar, who plays Spencer, has already indicated he'd be interested in returning for "1944." One issue here is that Jacob and Cara would be approaching 100 by this time, which presents a myriad of issues, the least of which is that, likely, they'd already be dead. The other issue here is that while "1944" officially exists, there's no release date, no casting announcements and we have no idea what's set to happen in it. Currently, it's tipped for 2026 or 2027. But by then, it might be Ford and Mirren whose ages are a factor as much as Jacob and Cara's ages. Malcolm has been with Tom's Guide since 2022, and has been covering the latest in streaming shows and movies since 2023. He's not one to shy away from a hot take, including that "John Wick" is one of the four greatest films ever made. Here's what he's been watching lately:
