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According to recent reports, Scott Foley has been confirmed as the latest addition to the cast of Scream 7. This news is intriguing because the ex-star of Felicity already has a history with the franchise, even though it seemed like his character met an untimely end. Foley had previously appeared in Scream 3 as Roman Bridger. In the movie, he portrayed a filmmaker overseeing the production of Stab 3, a film within a film that was based on the life of Sidney Prescott (played by Neve Campbell) and the events in Woodsboro. At first sight, he appeared to be just an upset director dealing with his film’s deterioration, unaware that the actual Ghostface killings were wreaking havoc on his production.

More recently, Mulroney has been advocating for the book Laws of Man, and he graciously took a moment to discuss his two collaborative projects with co-star Akerman. Notably, their initial venture, a TV series titled The Hunting Wives, paved the way for their forthcoming film, Perfectly Imperfect. As Mulroney shared, “We really enjoyed working together on The Hunting Wives, and that experience led me to try and assemble [Perfectly Imperfect]. I leaned over and asked her, ‘What do you think?’ and just two days later, she was part of the movie.

Drawing inspiration from the “character creation” feature in video games, this artist explores the intricacies of identity and selfhood, fashioning characters that inhabit a realm between the human and divine. In this setting, Slaps creates portraits of notable figures like Lisa Leslie, Nipsey Hussle, and Allen Iverson, often set against a backdrop of hand-painted character selection screens adorned with humorous player stats and their unique collection of “items.

In fall 2025, it has been declared that La Cudra San Cristobal will be reopened as a public cultural center and permanent exhibition space for Luis Barragán’s work, managed by the foundation. This historic restoration project will also include the presentation of newly designed pavilions by contemporary Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and an upcoming performance piece from renowned artist Marina Abramović, both scheduled to premiere prior to the fall opening.

Over the course of twelve nights, spread across the four consecutive weekends from April 25th to May 18th, fans of science fiction, anime, fantasy, and gaming will have a chance to revel in beloved franchises through various activities and exhibits scattered all over the park. As Stephen Siercks, the senior director of entertainment production at Universal Studios Hollywood, explained to The Hollywood Reporter, “Fan Fest is a full-park takeover, allowing guests to immerse themselves in every genre, every piece of content, throughout the entire event, each and every night.”

For 12 nights over four consecutive weekends (April 25th – May 18th), Fan Fest at Universal Studios Hollywood will see all areas of the park filled with activities celebrating science fiction, anime, fantasy, and gaming. Guests can expect to experience a variety of genres and content throughout the event every night. This was explained by Stephen Siercks, senior director of entertainment production, to The Hollywood Reporter.