The fourth installment of the anthology series stars Beatty as the first female "Monster," while Hunnam and Hall play her father and stepmother, respectively. The Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan series will launch on the streamer Sept. 17.
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WorldPingUPDATED: “There’s nothing wrong with blood. Blood is power. Blood is freedom.” So begins the dark and disturbing full trailer for Monster: The LIzzie Borden Story, the fourth season of Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s anthology series.
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WorldPingThe musical icon from Benin tells the BBC about why Africa and Africans are so important to music.
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The Matt Tyrnauer film will debut on Netflix on the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
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His now-fugitive character James Reece is offered newfound purpose helping the U.S. government pursue a shadowy former Iraqi commando to unravel a geopolitical conspiracy.
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WorldPingThe first trailer for dark festival hit “Never After Dark” has been released, and it has some big-time fans. Horror icon Stephen King has called the film, about a psychic trying to unravel the mystery behind an evil house, “amazing and haunting.
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WorldPingJosiah Green-Mhlanga (Andy and the Band), Karla Crome (Possession) and Tom Stourton (Barbie) have joined Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen to star in BBC and Starz drama You Are Here.
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