Philip Gipson

This news is groovy!

I don't watch 9-1-1: Lone Star, but Sierra McClain leaving the show could be a blessing in disguise.

I find this update to be absolutely on point.

Watch this incredible new video by Lauren G about the 2015 Lifetime movie Double Daddy.

Charles Barkley is a true veteran of the sports world, so the 2024-25 season being his last time broadcasting could be it for him.

I believe that would work for sure.

I'm cautiously optimistic about this. Politics I care nothing for, but I really do hope that Claudia Sheinbaum will actually make a difference.

I pray that Mamie Laverock focuses entirely on her well-being. We would've lost another decent person for this year.

Nope. She doesn't know them. All she wants is somewhere she can hide out.

Congrats to Danielle!

It's a random thing for sure. They have absolutely no inkling of what's really happening.

Major coolness!

Because I feel they're entitled to privacy despite being good people, when they find that privacy disrupted.

God bless you for enjoying my pitch.

This sounds so incredibly awesome!

There's too much chaos happening all around us nowdays. This world is increasingly becoming more and more isolated by all things that scream injustice.

An amnesiac, desperate woman (Stephanie Bennett) soon arrives on the doorstep of a suburban family (James Tupper, Johannah Newmarch, and Beatrice Kitsos), and she begs them to let her stay with them until she gets settled. With reluctance they take her in, unaware that she's on the run from five gangsters (Marcus Rosner, Emily Tennant, Ish Morris, Donna Benedicto, and David Pinard) who are currently searching for her and want her dead for something. Additional casting: Jeff Teravainen and Sarah Smyth as local cops, Roger Cross, Sonya Salomaa, and Eve Edwards as a neighboring family for James Tupper, Johannah Newmarch, and Beatrice Kitsos, Sophie Gendron as a self-appointed "local gossip," Jayne Heitmeyer and Sarah Abbott as Stephanie Bennett's food-stealing mother and younger self in flashback, Mark Day and Kelly Hope Taylor as an uptight-and-married rich couple, and Emmanuelle Vaugier as a local news reporter. Distributors: Johnson Production Group and Fireside Pictures. Writers: Sophie Gendron and Max McGuire, from a Jason Bourque story. Executive producers: Hannah Baptiste, Andrew C. Erin, Timothy O. Johnson, Joseph Wilka, Jason Bourque, and Michelle Ouellet. Associate producers: Daijah Abram and Rachel Bulatovich. Producers: Alexandra Waring and Samora Smallwood. Music: Kent Rock. Stunts: Mark Taylor and Christina Cox. Director: Gordon Michael Woolvett (it's his birthday, too).

May Jerry West rest in peace. :(

Yolanda Saldivar is crazy if she thinks she and Shakira would ever work together. That won't happen in a million years.

Having seen the original two movies, I feel pretty excited about this next one.

This is pretty delicious casting overall. :)

I'm definitely stoked about this!

Awesome casting for sure!