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Here’s a selection of what’s on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week from AP entertainment reporters.
Movie
– Is it really time to say goodbye to Jamie Lee Curtis’ Laurie Strode?This is the idea behind “Halloween is over,” This heralds 45 years in the Michael Myers saga and, as the promo teases, “only one of them will survive”.Director David Gordon Green returns to complete his modern trilogy, which is about to hit theaters in the theater and peacock Friday, October 14th. the last movie, “Halloween Killing,” It ends with a suspense when a mob rises up to go after Michael Myers. Green said in a recent interview, “For any frustration I expressed the last time, I would smile and say, ‘Hang on, here we are.'”
—”Booksmart” star Kaitlyn Dever applies her comedy skills to “Rosalyn,” A cheeky twist to the “Romeo and Juliet” story centers on an ex that Romeo briefly mentions. Dever’s protagonist just finds out that her lover (Kyle Allen) has developed an interest in another person, Juliet (Isabella Merced), and she takes on the responsibility of sabotaging the new relationship herself. “Rosalyn,” coming to Hulu on Friday, October 14, is based on a young adult novel by Rebecca Serle, written by “(500) Days of Summer” writer Scott Neusch Adapted by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber and directed by Karen Maine (“The Obvious Kid”). Minnie Driver and Bradley Whitford co-star.it can make a theme suitable double feature Lena Dunham’s “Catherine Calls Little Bird,”End on Prime Video.
— Video on demand, you can also view it “piggy,” The horror film that made a splash at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. The film stars Laura Galán as an overweight teenage girl who is bullied by locals in the Spanish countryside where she spends her summers. But things take a turn when she discovers her tormentor has been kidnapped and she has to figure out what to do. This is the debut feature of screenwriter Carlota Pereda, whose work in the film is on par with Brian De Palma and “Carrie.”
— Associated Press screenwriter Lindsey Barr
music
— The 1975 continued their tradition of long, cryptic album titles with “Fun in a Foreign Language.”The only clue as to the direction of their latest 11-track collection is some of the singles in it – sassy “happiness,” A sweet, not cynical return “I’m in love with you” and ambitious, totally cynical and progressive “Part of the band,” Memorable lyrics from singer Matty Healy: “Am I waking up sarcastically? My joke’s ass? self-image?” So what does this seem to lead to? Only good music so far.
— The Red Hot Chili Peppers aren’t ready to stop sprinkling our lives this year. Their album “Return of the Dream Canteen” was released on Friday, October 14th, their second in 2022, following “Unlimited Love” in April.Once again, they teamed up with longtime producer and creative confidant Rick Rubin, and their early singles were “Tipa my tongue.” Between albums, the band won the prestigious Global Icon Award and performed at the MTV Video Music Awards. The band says the new album “is everything we’ve ever dreamed of being. It’s packaged. Made with our hearts and minds.”
– If you’re feeling down, who’s there? Exactly. We mean dance diva Betty Who. After listening to her 14-track “BIG!”, it’s almost impossible to be disappointed. – Full of self-love and acceptance. “I won’t apologize for taking up space / I won’t fight it / I don’t fit in,” she sings on the title track. The project’s debut single, “Blow out my candles,” is pure empowerment pop and “she can dance” See Betty look back on an earlier, less conscious self: “Second choice and second best/Can’t say what she means/Or find missing pieces/But she can dance.”
— MIA, the global trailblazer and provocateur, is back, you better make room. “Beep! Yes, I’m trying to get through it,” she sings on the lullaby “beep” From the new album “Meta”.Other singles include “the only one” and “popular,” MIA’s ironic take on fame is hard to hide: “Suddenly, it’s about me, ’bout me/ Now you want to be around me, ’round me.” As a follow-up to 2016’s “Aim,” “Mata” has Years in the making, his work has been recorded in London, Los Angeles, Italy, Bali, Jakarta and St. Vincent.
— Associated Press entertainment writer Mark Kennedy
television
— “Supernatural” wraps up its 15-year run in 2020, kicking off a series of comic books, novels, and culminating in a spinoff series about the parents of brothers Sam and Dean Winchester. Dean (Jensen Ackles) as narrator “The Winchester Family” It traces the love story of John Winchester (Drake Roger) and Mary Campbell (Meg Donnelly) in the 1970s. He’s a newly returned Vietnam veteran who fights her own battle as a demon hunter who’s bent on uncovering their family’s secrets. The series premiered Tuesday on The CW.
— High School, a 2019 memoir from indie pop duo, twins Tegan and Sara Quin, has been adapted into a series of the same name set in 1990s Canada. TikTok creators Railey and Seazynn Gilliland, also twins, play teenage versions of Tegan and Sara in this grunge-era coming-of-age story. Cobie Smulders and Kyle Bornheimer guest star as parents of twins “Middle school,” It will debut on the Amazon Freevee streaming service on Friday, October 14th.
– “Santa Ram” is another book-based series, this time the novel of the same name by Gregory David Roberts. In vivid 1980s Mumbai, India, fugitive Linford (Charlie Hunnam) is trying to disappear into his new life, but finds old patterns and love are getting in the way. It’s been a grueling journey for Lin, as Roberts says the novel incorporates elements of his own life, including drugs, prison and the unlikely healer character. The Apple TV+ series premieres with three episodes on Friday, October 14, with the remaining nine episodes released weekly.
—Lynne Elber, Associated Press TV writer
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