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Over the course of his 23 seasons on The Voice, Blake Shelton became deeply cherished by viewers as one of the coaches. This affectionate attachment was one of the primary reasons for the widespread sadness that ensued when he decided to leave the show. At present, it appears unlikely that he will rejoin NBC’s long-standing fixture. However, supporters of the seasoned musician now have a tantalizing prospect to anticipate in the 2025 television schedule: Shelton is set to join a brand new singing competition, with a prominent TV producer also involved.

In the realm of Harry Potter, every endeavor it embarks upon has been colossal, with the peak undoubtedly being the eight-part film series (our ranking of this YA classic). Currently, two alumni, James and Oliver Phelps, who portrayed the playful Weasley twins, are joining in on the latest venture. These brothers look back at their past experiences with nostalgia and are thrilled about hosting the upcoming Potter-themed baking competition, which is scheduled for our 2024 TV lineup.

In “Mission Impossible: Fallout,” Ethan Hunt reappears with the mission of shielding mankind from an advanced artificial intelligence threatening our existence. Picking up where “Dead Reckoning” left off promises to be quite challenging, requiring a multitude of familiar faces from earlier series installments to join in.

A24 consistently excels at discovering promising talent and pushing boundaries within the movie industry. They’re known for their daring approach, often spearheading groundbreaking projects. This fearless attitude appears to be ongoing, as they’re currently working on a second film by the controversial director of the analog horror movie “Skinamarink.” Now, this influential production company is venturing into new territory once more, as they’ve chosen to follow in the footsteps of a renowned filmmaker. According to Deadline, Hiro Murai, a filmmaker based in Los Angeles, is planning to direct his initial feature-length film. This original samurai movie will be financed by A24 in cooperation with producers and frequent collaborators Square Peg and 2AM.

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the release of “Interview with the Vampire,” and in a recent conversation with Variety, director Neil Jordan took a stroll down memory lane regarding his 1994 vampire masterpiece. He also shared the reason why the sequel to this classic never came to fruition.