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CNET
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- CNET
'MobLand' Release Schedule: When the Finale Drops on Paramount Plus
If you're a Paramount Plus drama with "Land" in its title, viewers will seemingly show up for you. The streamer's new crime series MobLand — and the Taylor Sheridan shows Landman and 1923 — make up the top three launches in Paramount Plus history. It could be Tom Hardy or Guy Ritchie bringing in eyeballs, but I'm sticking with my "Land" theory. MobLand premiered in late March and stars Hardy as a fixer for a crime family who clashes with another family "in a war that threatens to topple empires and lives," according to the streaming service. Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren are part of the star-studded cast, and Ritchie directed the first two episodes and serves as an executive producer. MobLand shares a creator, Ronan Bennett, with Peacock's The Day of the Jackal. As of this writing, the show has a 74% score on Rotten Tomatoes. If you're caught up on the series so far, here's how to watch the finale. When to watch MobLand on Paramount Plus In the US, the first nine episodes of MobLand are now streaming on Paramount Plus. The tenth will debut on Sunday. Here's a release schedule for the rest of the season: Episode 10: The Beast in Me — June 1 Paramount Plus subscriptions cost $8 or $13 per month, depending on the tier you select. Both give you access to MobLand. The entry-level Essential plan is ad-supported. The pricier Showtime plan removes most ads and includes downloads and Showtime programming. You can also purchase a full year of either plan and save some money versus paying each month individually.
Irish Examiner
20 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Irish Examiner
Saturday with Stacey Solomon: Joe's roast potatoes are always a crowd pleaser
05.30 I'm an early riser. I get up at around 5 or 6 o'clock. The first thing I do is feed our dogs, Peanut and Teddy, and take them on their walk. Then it's letting the chickens and ducks out, plus watering the plants and vegetables in the garden. I'll have breakfast — I can't wait for brunch as I'm starving as soon as I get up! I'll eat anything I can get my hands on. That's usually porridge, eggs, or toast. After that, the kids are up and getting them ready for the day begins. 08.00 I exercise on a Saturday before we start taking kids to their clubs. I always drag myself into doing it but feel so much better when I'm done. Saturday is club day for the kids, so, like lots of parents, me and my husband Joe are pretty much taxi drivers for our kids and their hobbies. Our youngest son Rex has tennis, our daughters Rose and Belle have dance, and my 13-year-old Leighton has football. 12.00 I'll usually have lunch between 12 and 1 o'clock and I genuinely love a salad so whatever I've got in the fridge goes into it with some kind of protein like chicken, fish, or prawns. 13.30 Stacey Solomon. Picture: Ulla Nyeman for Primark By the time we get everyone back from their clubs, it's time to get the kids their lunch. I usually make a 'mouldy veg soup' which is tastier than it sounds. It's basically all the veggies at the bottom of the fridge which need to be eaten before the week ahead. I put it all in a pot with a bit of stock and make a big batch of it for everyone. 14.30 If the weather's good, we love being out in the garden all day. That could be making a fire together, going on the zip line, fishing in the duck pond or chopping wood for the fire. We just try to be outdoors the whole day. I absolutely love being in the garden — we're growing loads of vegetables and now have a beehive at Pickle Cottage which I'm so excited about. I always spend my weekends low key but I also have a busy social life. I just bring my social life to the house — our house is always filled with friends and family coming over. We love eating at home and both me and Joe love cooking. All our family come to our house every single Sunday for a roast — Joe's roast potatoes are always a crowd pleaser — and we often host Friday night dinners at ours as well. 19.00 The little ones will go to bed at about 7 or 8 o'clock and that's when we try to have some downtime. Joe will go to the gym and I'll sit and watch Friends or something I've seen a thousand million times before. Rewatching a series like that just helps me to switch off. Then after the kids go to sleep, me and Joe will try to catch up on whatever we're watching together. At the moment, that's MobLand with Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren. It comes out every Sunday, but we watch a week behind on Saturdays because we're too tired to watch at the end of the weekend. 20.00 Stacey Solomon. Picture: Ulla Nyeman for Primark I don't go to many events — I'm a real home girl. There's maybe a handful of award ceremonies that might be on at the weekend, but if there's any opportunity to stay at home, I will. A lot of my work is filming up and down the country, so I love getting to have nights in with the family. I'm not a big drinker — I'm more likely to have tea on a Saturday night than wine. I'm not in my spontaneous era right now — our Saturdays are pretty much planned out for us with all the kids' activities. And, quite frankly, because we've got five kids, animals to care for and a garden to tend to, there's not much else we can fit in. I think when I'm retired and everyone's moved out, I'll see where the day takes me. 21.00 Before bed it's my beauty routine, then something to relax... that's usually reading a book, listening to a podcast or sleep stories which I love. Joe always laughs at me because I go to bed between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. 22.00 I really can't stay up past 10 o'clock... I just can't! So, by the time I've crawled into the bed that's it — I'm that person who is asleep within five seconds of their head hitting the pillow. Joe often says he'll be chatting away to me and two minutes later I'm snoring. I've got one of those rings that tells you how much you sleep. I get between seven and nine hours a night and I fall asleep within six to 10 minutes. I literally can't help but fall asleep. It's one of my biggest talents actually... Stacey Solomon is a TV presenter, author, mum of five and ambassador for Primark. The new Stacey Solomon kidswear collection is available in stores nationwide now. Read More Saturday with Leona Forde: We are spoiled rotten with the phenomenal writers we have here
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tom Cruise Has A Message For The Fans About The Last ‘30 Years' Mission: Impossible As The Final Reckoning Delights Audiences In Theaters
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Fate has always been kind to Ethan Hunt, even in his darkest hour. As the 2025 movie schedule sees Tom Cruise's action mainstay choosing to accept one final mission, the end of an era has arrived. And as we honor Mission: Impossible 8 truly marking the finale, Cruise himself has highlighted the event through a heartfelt social media tribute to all who took part in, and admired, the Paramount franchise. Taking advantage of Instagram's image-friendly platform, the iconic action performer shared an impressive collection of Mission: Impossible photos. He showcased every director that's taken part in this journey, as well as a bunch of shots dealing with action and friendship on set. He also tipped with this tipped his hat to those who had a hand along the way: Over 30 years ago, I began the journey of producing my first film, Mission: Impossible. Since then, these eight films have taken me on the adventure of a lifetime. To the incredible directors, actors, artists, and crews across the globe that have helped bring these stories to life, I thank you. It has been a privilege to work alongside you all. I still find it hard to believe that Mission: Impossible's 1996 release is almost celebrating 30 years of fuse lighting. Maybe it's because of the 60+ year history of James Bond movies embedded in my mind, or perhaps it's one of those times where someone could swear that the '90s were just a decade ago, but it's incredible to be sitting at this point in history. That's even with the bittersweet acknowledgement of how the late great Phillip Seymour Hoffman is no longer with us, after seeing that beautifully goofy shot of his role in Mission: Impossible III. Paramount Plus: from $7.99 a month/$79.99 a yearStarting as little as $7.99 a month with ads, or $12.99 a month with the Showtime-inclusive/ad-free Premium plan, a Paramount+ subscription isn't hard to accept. Home to all seven Mission: Impossible films, as well as every season of the original TV series, there are plenty of impossible feats to observe in the streaming realm. And once you've caught up, you can also enjoy original programming like MobLand, The Agency, and several spinoffs from Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Deal As I pointed out in our Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning review, that sort of reverence is also present in director Christopher McQuarrie's current box office hit. Short of watching all of the prior films with a Paramount+ subscription, this is one of the best sequels to use as an introductory point to new fans. The same goes for fans who may have forgotten Dead Reckoning's plot, as this Memorial Day blockbuster can even assist those who've been running with the IMF since day one. No matter how long you've been watching Mission: Impossible, this next message from Tom Cruise is for you: Most importantly, I want to thank the audience, for whom it is our great pleasure to create these films, and for whom we all serve. We're thrilled to share The Final Reckoning with you. Our time with Tom Cruise's variant of Mission: Impossible is over, or at least it should be after The Final Reckoning's definitive ending. With memories like the ones recalled above, and the insane stunts and twists that came as a result, who could really be sad though? If you want to pay your own respects to the adventures of Ethan Hunt, you can see the final Mission: Impossible movie as it currently reckons its way through a theater near you.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Watch: Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan investigate in 'Thursday Murder Club'
May 29 (UPI) -- Netflix is teasing The Thursday Murder Club starring Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan. The actors, who also star opposite one another in MobLand, portray retirees Elizabeth and Ron, who enjoy solving cold cases alongside Ibrahim (Ben Kingsley) and Joyce (Celia Imrie). The film takes its inspiration from Richard Osman's 2020 book, and follows the group as "their casual sleuthing takes a thrilling turn when they find themselves with a real whodunit on their hands," according to an official synopsis. "There's been a murder, an actual murder," Joyce says in the trailer released Thursday. "Now we've got a real case to solve. Isn't it wonderful? Obviously, RIP and all that." Chris Columbus, known for his work on Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, directs the film. "This is the finest cast I've worked with since Potter," he told Netflix's Tudum. "They're just so incredibly well-prepared, and it's because they do everything. They do theater, they do television, they do film, and they've developed those sorts of muscles." "Thematically it's interesting that we've got four elderly people who are living in a retirement community and who are fascinated by death and murder," he said. "They are facing their own demise, yet at the same time they are obsessed with studying cold cases. I fell in love thematically with that. It's comedic, but it's also very emotional." Naomi Ackie, Daniel Mays, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, Tom Ellis, Jonathan Pryce, David Tennant, Paul Freeman, Geoff Bell, Richard E. Grant and Ingrid Oliver also star in the film, which arrives on Netflix Aug. 28.
Leader Live
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Leader Live
Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren team up in The Thursday Murder Club trailer
The adaptation, based on the book series by game show host and author Osman, follows four retirees, played by Dame Helen, former James Bond actor Brosnan, Celia Imrie, and Sir Ben Kingsley, who spend their time solving historic murders. In the trailer a woman's body can be seen flying out of a window with a knife in her chest, as the crime solving group stand around a board of evidence before being interrupted by a woman who asks 'isn't this room normally reserved for jigsaws', 'not on a Thursday, no', Dame Helen's character replies. Later in the clip, Imrie's character can be heard saying: 'There's been a murder, an actual murder, now we've got a real cast to solve, isn't it wonderful? Obviously RIP and all that.' In later shots, Dame Helen can be seen racing through the streets in a silver sports car, and being approached by a figure in the shadows. Dame Helen, 79, and Brosnan, 71, recently starred alongside one another as husband and wife in Ronan Bennett's series MobLand, also starring Tom Hardy. The film is directed by Harry Potter producer Christopher Columbus and follows the characters, who usually focus on cold cases, as an unexplained death leads to them taking on a whodunnit case. The cast also includes Richard E Grant, Tom Ellis, David Tennant, Sir Jonathan Pryce, Daniel Mays and Henry Lloyd-Hughes. After it was released in September 2023, Osman's fourth instalment in The Thursday Murder Club book series, The Last Devil To Die, achieved platinum status. His follow-up book is called The Impossible Fortune and is set for release in September. The Thursday Murder Club will launch on August 28 exclusively on Netflix.
