Sad news for soap fans: Robert Kelker-Kelly, who played Bo Brady on Days of Our Lives, has died at 62. He also appeared on Another World and General Hospital. His cause of death hasn’t been announced.
Halle Berry Fights to Restore Joint Custody of Son While Denying Abuse Allegations
Former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn has been sentenced to life without parole for murdering his wife, Ashley, in Ohio. Prosecutors said he staged a home invasion to cover up the killing. Ashley was a teacher, volleyball coach and mother of two.
Charlie Brown is bringing the holiday specials—and Apple TV is picking up the tab! It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown streams free October 17th and 18th. The Thanksgiving special follows November 14th and 15th, and Christmas December 12th and 13th. No subscription needed. Finally, something for the holidays that doesn’t require your credit card!
The Emmys are moving to Prime Video next year, ending more than 70 years on broadcast television. It’s a six-year deal, and you’ll be able to watch free without a subscription. Streaming already wins the trophies… now it’s taking the whole ceremony home!
Sylvester Stallone’s Tulsa King is getting a fifth season, with production moving to New York as his character returns to his mafia roots. Meanwhile, season four starts October 16th on Paramount+. Apparently, being a mob boss comes with better job security than most careers!
Lindsay Lohan and Henry Golding are teaming up for Netflix’s Return to You. She plays a lawyer who receives a DVD intended for someone else and sets out to find the man it was meant for. It’s set in 2008—back when “the movie won’t load” meant somebody scratched the disc!
Production on The Batman Part II has temporarily stopped while director Matt Reeves deals with a family matter. The studio says he has its full support. Robert Pattinson’s sequel is currently scheduled for February 2028; there’s no word yet whether this pause will change that.
And Emily Blunt, Benicio del Toro and Josh Brolin are all returning for Sicario 3. The sequel is moving ahead, although the storyline is still under wraps. If you’ve seen the first two, you know this probably won’t be the relaxing portion of your movie night!
Michael Bay is reportedly set to direct the next ‘TRANSFORMERS’ film.
