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The horror drama series “Grotesquerie,” produced by Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz, and Joe Baken, might continue for a second season. The story revolves around Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash) and Sister Megan (Micaela Diamond), who investigate a string of disturbing murders with religious undertones in a small town. Critics have been impressed by the series, particularly its surprising twist at the end of the last episode titled “Unplugged.” With new episodes airing until October 30, it appears that there’s a strong possibility this show will come back for another season, as suggested by comments from creators Ryan Murphy and FX Chairman of FX Content & FX Productions John Landgraf.

In a fun twist, the character Bluey has captivated audiences worldwide, even appealing to adults who enjoy her exciting escapades. However, it’s unlikely you’ll ever discover the person responsible for giving her voice or that of her sibling Bingo in their hit animated series. The intriguing backstory behind this mystery is worth exploring, as it revolves around shielding the individuals who bring Bluey and her family to life from the limelight, keeping them hidden behind the playful wagging tails and distinctive faces of these beloved characters.

[This story contains major spoilers from season one of Peacock‘s Hysteria!]

It was recently announced that Shahid Kapoor is set to reunite with filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj in his next movie. Triptii Dimri has been cast as the female lead. Amid the excitement of the fans about this untitled thriller, it has been learned that Shahid has begun intense preparation to portray gangster Hussain Ustara in the film.

At a recent event at the Newport Beach Film Festival, Nicolas Cage strongly encouraged young actors to resist being replaced by AI-created versions in movies. During his passionate speech, he directly addressed some of the young actors present. Given that he recently played a digitally replicated version of Superman in “The Flash,” he has firsthand knowledge about this issue.