The winners will be revealed Jan. 11, when the 24th annual ceremony airs live on The CW Network.

BEST COMEDY: Game Night
BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY: Jason Bateman – Game Night
BEST ACTRESS IN A COMEDY: Rachel McAdams – Game Night

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To step into the roles of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in the upcoming Stan & Ollie biopic, actors Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly went to great lengths both on and off screen to try and embody their characters….who just happened to be one of the most iconic comedy duos of all time. In this new featurette, courtesy of Empire Online, the cast and crew of Stan & Ollie explain the process they went through to capture what made them so special. Read more here

Lionsgate will release Angel Has Fallen, the third in the series of amped-up action movies in which Gerard Butler plays Secret Service agent Mike Banning, on Aug. 23, 2019. The only competition currently occupying that date is Alex Kendrick’s Overcomer, an inspirational drama about a high school coach who takes on a cross-country runner, from Sony’s Affirm label. In the upcoming Fallen film, directed by Ric Roman Waugh, Banning is framed for the assassination of the president. Butler is joined by a cast that includes Morgan Freeman, Jada Pinkett Smith, Lance Reddick, Nick Nolte, Danny Huston, Piper Perabo and Tim Blake Nelson. Read More here

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* Game Night

I’m not sure why the two-season series “Magic City” (2012-13) wasn’t a hit, although I sometimes wonder if it might have thrived had it not been on Starz, which often gets lost in the shuffle. Perhaps “Power,” “Outlander,” and “American Gods” have lifted the channel’s visibility in recent years, but even so, the Starz brand remains hard to define, and therefore easy to dismiss. Read More here

Kevin Costner leads a sensational cast in writer/director Taylor Sheridan’s engrossing family drama “YELLOWSTONE” Season One, arriving on Blu-ray and DVD December 4, 2018 from Paramount Home Media Distribution. Read More here

With hundreds of broadcast TV channels, plus dozens more streaming services, it’s hard to fathom that some television shows are still slipping through the cracks. But believe it or not, some brilliant series airing in the US right now are currently lacking a home in the United Kingdom. These are the small-screen gems still without a UK home – fingers crossed there’s a deal being thrashed out right now to bring them this side of the Atlantic.

7. Yellowstone
Did you know that Kevin Costner became the latest movie legend to take the leap to the small screen with the Paramount Network’s Yellowstone? Well, he did. Written and directed by Sicario’s Taylor Sheridan, the series – about an ailing ranch owner (Costner) caught up in local conflicts, who must defend his land from those seeking to take it from him – was a ratings hit in the US and has already been renewed for a second season. It’s larger-than-life and not to be taken at all seriously, but a top-notch cast – Costner, Kelly Reilly, Danny Huston – hold it all together. No sign of the show making it to the UK, though

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Steve Coogan and John C Reilly star in a new biopic of Laurel and Hardy that is an irresistible homage to the iconic comedy duo. Read More here

Starring Johnny Depp as a professor dying without decorum, Wayne Roberts’ dated, awkward tragicomedy is unduly impressed by its own hero. Read More here

Paramount Network’s first scripted series is officially coming back with the confirmation of Yellowstone Season 2. Read More here