Don’t worry about when Game Night directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley will get to make their dream project… because they’re already making it. The duo has recently begun talking about the new Star Trek movie they’re working on, and how they’ll approach the long-lived franchise, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. Collider’s Perri Nemiroff caught up with Goldstein and Daley at San Diego Comic Con, where they were promoting their new Apple TV movie, Mayday.

When asked about their dream project, they revealed that it’s already in the works: it’s their new Star Trek movie, which was first announced late last year. Daley made it clear that their new take on the franchise will not be a continuation of the “Kelvin Timeline” Star Trek movies that kicked off with J.J. Abrams‘ big-screen reboot of the franchise in 2009; a fourth film in that series was in the works for nearly a decade, and went through multiple directors and screenwriters before finally being scrapped. What Daley and Goldstein’s movie will be is a totally new take on Trek that won’t be a continuation of any of the franchise’s various TV series. They told Nemiroff:

“We’re very fortunate to already be in the process of this with the Star Trek movie that we’re developing. I think, if we get to make it, it would be very surprising for people because it is a version of Star Trek that no one’s ever seen before. We are subverting it in a way that I think would be very exciting and also set itself apart from the television versions of the IP, but also the J.J. movies. It’s just a matter of if we get to actually get it done.”

Goldstein clarifies that they aren’t looking to denigrate Star Trek; they’ll be treating it much as they did another long-established IP they worked on, in the form of the well-received Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. “I’d say ‘subvert with respect.’ It’s kind of like that old Reagan quote, ‘Trust but verify.’ That’s how we approached D&D,” he explained. “We want to do something that is different, that will surprise people, but also respects the DNA of what Star Trek is in this case.” Daley made it clear that while the film will respect its source material, it won’t be solely for the fans, and that the film will be focused on its characters, not the franchise at large: “You don’t have to be a Star Trek fan to like what we’re doing because it’s a very character-based film that we’re putting together.” The film is currently in development and does not yet have a release date.

What Is ‘Mayday’?

In this homage to 1980s actioners, Ryan Reynolds stars as Troy “Assassin” Kelly, a Navy pilot whose SR-71 Blackbird gets shot down over the Soviet Union in 1987. He’s discovered and nursed back to health by Nikolai Ustinov (Kenneth Branagh), an ex-KGB agent and admirer of America’s freedoms (and action movies). Now, with the Red Army closing in, Ustinov teams with Kelly to escape from the country to friendly soil before he can cause an international incident. The movie will premiere on September 4, exclusively on Apple TV.

Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley’s Star Trek movie is in development. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

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December 6, 1979

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Cameron Esposito is stepping into the spotlight as the new host of Revry’s groundbreaking drag king competition series, “King of Drag.” The comedian, actor, bestselling author, and LGBTQ+ advocate will lead the show’s eight-episode second season when it premieres on September 20. Esposito will be joined by a newly assembled Kings’ Court featuring regular judges Gottmik, Vico Ortiz, and series co-creator Damian Pelliccione. The forthcoming season will also welcome a rotating roster of celebrity guest judges and bring back several memorable performers from Season 1.

Esposito arrives at “King of Drag” with experience spanning stand-up comedy, television, acting, writing, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. The new host is known for the comedy specials “Four Pills” and “9 Months,” along with appearances across Netflix, HBO, Hulu, and Peacock.

“We are bringing an extraordinary host and group of guest judges to the Kings’ Court,” Christopher J. Rodriguez, the show’s co-creator and Revry’s co-founder and chief creative officer, said in a press release sent to The Blast. “Cameron Esposito brings bold new energy and razor-sharp wit to the series, while guest judges Dustin Lance Black, Yvie Oddly, and Ginger Minj turn Season 2 into must-watch television.”

Gottmik And Vico Ortiz Join The Kings’ Court

Season 2’s regular judging panel brings together several prominent figures from across drag, television, and LGBTQ+ media. Gottmik, who competed on Season 13 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “All Stars 9,” will join the Kings’ Court as a trailblazing transmasculine drag artist.

Actor, drag king, and LGBTQ+ advocate Vico Ortiz will also serve as a regular judge. Ortiz is widely recognized for their role in “Our Flag Means Death.” Rounding out the main panel is Pelliccione, the co-creator and executive producer of “King of Drag.” He is also the co-founder and CEO of Revry and the host of the “Mic Drop” podcast.

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‘King Of Drag’ Season 2 Unveils Celebrity Guest Judges

A wide-ranging list of celebrity guests will join the Kings’ Court throughout the season. The lineup includes Dustin Lance Black, the Academy Award-winning screenwriter behind “Milk” and the director, writer, and star of Revry’s four-part documentary series “Rock Out.”

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 11 winner Yvie Oddly will also appear alongside “All Stars 10” winner Ginger Minj, whose screen credits include Netflix’s “Dumplin’” and Disney’s “Hocus Pocus 2.” Additional guest judges include comedian and “The Daily Beans” podcast host Dana Goldberg, singer-songwriter Frankie Simone, trans model and actor Laith Ashley, and several competitors from the show’s first season.

Season 1 finalist Henlo Bullfrog will return after becoming known for theatrical stagecraft incorporating airbrush, special effects, and extensive character lore. “Mr. Congeniality” winner King Perk and former contestant Big D will also take seats on the panel.

The involvement of former contestants will extend beyond the judging panel. Tuna Melt, Charles Galin King, Pressure K, Alexander the Great, and Buck Wylde are scheduled to make cameo appearances during the second season.

“The return of Season 1 standout kings signals more than nostalgia; it’s a direct reinvestment in the drag king community that the show set out to elevate,” Pelliccione said. “These are artists, activists, and entertainers who understand the power of performance and the importance of uplifting underrepresented voices. We are honored to have them join us again.”

The series was created to spotlight the talent, artistry, and cultural influence of drag kings, many of whom come from lesbian, transmasculine, nonbinary, and other queer communities that have historically received less visibility within mainstream drag entertainment.

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Through its performances and challenges, Season 2 will continue examining masculinity while encouraging contestants to reinterpret what it can look like.

‘King Of Drag’ Returns After A Successful First Season

Revry is expanding the series following strong engagement with its first season. According to the network, Season 1 generated more than 33 million minutes watched and attracted 2.2 million viewers.

The competition also reportedly earned 3.8 billion media impressions across broadcast and digital platforms while inspiring more than 200 watch parties around the world. The show’s inaugural season additionally received two nominations at the 2026 Queerty Awards.

With Esposito taking over as host, a new Kings’ Court in place, and former contestants returning, Revry is positioning Season 2 as an even larger celebration of drag king artistry. E.l.f. Cosmetics will return as the presenting sponsor, with its products incorporated into the season’s broader exploration of how masculinity can be reclaimed, reshaped, and expressed through performance.

“King of Drag” Season 2 premieres September 20 at 9 p.m. ET exclusively on Revry. The streaming network is available for free through the Revry app and across supported platforms and devices worldwide.

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Harry Potter continues to inspire magic and awe in millions around the world, across generations, and any sighting of a new Wizarding World project brings smiles to faces, but HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter television series is preparing to bring J.K. Rowling’s beloved novels back to screens in a very different form. The series is aiming to adapt all seven books for the screen within ten years, and with an entirely new cast, which makes it one of the most closely watched TV projects in development. While excitement is undoubtedly high, not everyone is convinced the timing is quite right.

That includes Alan Ritchson, who revealed during an interview with Collider’s Steve Weintraub at San Diego Comic-Con that, despite being a huge fan of the original films, he believes the reboot may be arriving a little too soon. When asked what film or television series he returns to for inspiration, Ritchson gave one of the most surprising answers you’d expect:

“For me, it’s Harry Potter. I’m a huge Harry Potter fan. Just the dun, du-dun, dun… Just the sound of that movie inspires this feeling of magic. I believe that we live in a world of magic, and a lot of us have forgotten that or don’t believe it anymore. I think our job and my mission in film and TV is to continue to bring that kind of thing to life on screen so that we remember that’s a part of us.”

Alan Ritchson Believes It’s Too Soon for More Harry Potter

Asked whether he was counting down the days until HBO’s television adaptation arrives, the Reacher star admitted he’ll be watching, but suggested audiences haven’t had enough time away from the original films. “Yeah. I’m a big fan of the films, but yeah, I will watch,” said Ritchson. “But I don’t know. I also think it’s hard for me… It’s too soon. For some things, it’s too soon. Maybe Goonies. Maybe it’s time for another stab at Goonies… But I don’t know. What’s the time limit?”

When the point was made that it had been 25 years since the first film came out, Ritchson showed his chops by pointing out that it was a lot less time since the final installment, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2. In the meantime, we’ll begin the fancasting for Ritchson to play Hagrid’s giant brother, Grawp.

Reacher Season 4 premieres on Prime Video on August 27.

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Francisca Gardiner

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Macaulay Culkin was reportedly spotted at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, to discuss a potential new Home Alone movie.

“I got a tip the other day that there was a very interesting sighting on the Disney lot: Macaulay Culkin was there,” veteran entertainment journalist Matthew Belloni shared on his podcast, “The Town,” on Tuesday, July 28. “He’s talked about having an idea for a new Home Alone, and Disney is, like, salivating.”

Belloni joked that Macaulay’s brother Kieran Culkin should be “the hot one” in Hollywood right now because he just won an Oscar for A Real Pain last year, but the writer claimed Disney is going out of its way for Macaulay, 45, instead.

“They’re offering him another movie — like, he could do his own passion project if he could also do another Home Alone — and they have a good idea,” Belloni reported. “I’ve talked to people who have heard it, and it’s a really good idea for a Home Alone reboot with Macaulay Culkin.”

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Belloni, a founding partner of the digital media company Puck, noted that Home Alone is one of the top-streamed franchises every holiday season, so a reboot “would be gigantic” for the studio.

“It may not happen,” Belloni cautioned, “but I think it will. They are courting him like nobody’s business.”

Us has reached out to reps for Macaulay and Walt Disney Studios for comment.

Macaulay rose to fame for his leading role as Kevin McCallister in 1990’s Home Alone, which also starred Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard and Catherine O’Hara. Macaulay returned for the 1992 sequel, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, but began a years-long acting hiatus in 1994.

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Four more Home Alone films have since been released, most recently 2021’s Home Sweet Home Alone on Disney+, but the franchise has struggled to match the success that it once had with Macaulay as its lead actor.

During a 35th anniversary screening of Home Alone last year, Macaulay — who most recently appeared on the TV series Fallout and Running Point — told the audience that he was not “completely allergic” to the idea of reprising his role as Kevin.

“I kind of had this idea [for a new sequel],” he revealed at the time, per Variety. “I’m either a widower or a divorcé. I’m raising a kid and all that stuff. I’m working really hard, and I’m not really paying enough attention, and the kid is kind of getting miffed at me, and then I get locked out. [My son] won’t let me in … and he’s the one setting traps for me.”

Emma Roberts is giving fans a look into the reasoning behind her unique wedding attire. 

The actress recently celebrated a major personal milestone by marrying her partner Cody John in an intimate outdoor ceremony, and one of her outfits for the big day was an elegant black dress. 

While her daytime ceremony embraced classic elements, Emma’s choice of evening attire quickly became the main topic of conversation among fashion enthusiasts.

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The 35-year-old performer exchanged vows with her partner on a private estate located in Sun Valley, Idaho. 

During the main ceremony, she walked down the aisle in a soft, vintage-style silk chiffon outfit. However, to celebrate into the night, she traded her light-colored ensemble for a striking dark two-piece set featuring a strapless lace corset. 

During a dress fitting, the actress spoke to Vogue, expressing her desire to surprise her guests with a dark, late-night look. 

“I love the idea of wearing black for the after-party. We love doing something that’s a little unexpected,” she said.

The design was adapted from a 2004 runway collection created when she was much younger, though her team shortened the hemline to make it easier to dance. 

Gushing over the look, Emma noted that the unique piece carried a timeless quality, looking as though it could belong to a past century or modern fashion trends.

“This looks like it could be totally vintage from 100 years ago, or from now,” she said.

Emma Roberts & Her Partner Tied The Knot During A Private Ceremony in Sun Valley

Emma’s unusual look only added to the mystery surrounding the details of her nuptials, which were kept very low-key. 

Emma and John officially became husband and wife on Saturday, July 25, during a secluded gathering at the groom’s family estate in Sun Valley. However, the two are yet to publicly confirm their marriage, as reported by The Blast.

Notably, this decision to hold a quiet wedding aligns with the couple’s long-standing preference for privacy throughout their relationship. Since they were first linked romantically in 2022, they have intentionally avoided the typical Hollywood spotlight.

By keeping their guest list small and the venue away from major entertainment hubs, they managed to host their nuptials without drawing the immediate media attention that often surrounds the actress’s career. 

Emma Roberts’ Father Was Noticeably Absent From The Celebration 

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As intimate as Emma’s wedding was, one notable person was absent from the celebration: Eric Roberts, the actress’s father. His lack of presence at the Idaho estate was widely noted, particularly given the long-standing and well-documented tensions that have characterized the father-daughter relationship over the years.

Despite the distance between them, the “Dark Knight” star spoke candidly about his feelings toward his daughter and her choice to host an exclusive event, per The Blast.

Eric reaffirmed his affection for Emma, asserting, “I love my daughter, always have, always will.” He went on to express support for her autonomy, noting that it is “perfectly wonderful for her to celebrate however she wants, with whomever she wants.” 

Notably, Eric’s younger sister, Julia Roberts, was spotted at the private Idaho residence, showing that the bride remained surrounded by close relatives despite her father’s absence from the day’s proceedings.

Eric Roberts Spoke About His Complicated Family Dynamics

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Although Eric’s absence from his daughter’s wedding has continued to raise eyebrows, the actor has not shied away from speaking freely about the family tension. 

Earlier this year, Eric addressed the long-standing narrative surrounding his relationship with his daughter, explaining that outsiders frequently lack the context necessary to understand their dynamic.

He argued that because the public is not truly involved in their lives, external commentary often stems from “thoughts, possibilities, interests, fantasies” rather than an actual understanding of their connection, per The Blast. 

His comments suggest that despite past challenges, such as custody disputes during Emma’s childhood and documented periods of estrangement, their reality is more layered than tabloid accounts imply. 

Eric Roberts Also Took Accountability For The Past

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In addition to addressing public perception of his family dynamics, Eric also took clear responsibility for the earlier years of his daughter’s life. 

He candidly admitted that during Emma’s childhood, he struggled with personal issues that left him unable to be the emotionally present father she needed. 

Describing himself at the time as a “car wreck,” he acknowledged that his own upbringing and past traumas contributed to his instability. 

Despite the distance these challenges created, the veteran actor remains firm in his support for the woman Emma has become. He expressed deep admiration for her professional growth, noting that while she had to develop her craft over time, she has evolved into a “fabulous” performer. 

Apple TV+’s upcoming psychological thriller Cape Fear is already generating buzz from critics ahead of its June 5 premiere.

Based on John D. MacDonald’s novel The Executioners and inspired by the classic 1962 film and Martin Scorsese’s acclaimed 1991 remake, the new 10-episode series stars Amy Adams, Javier Bardem, and Patrick Wilson. The project comes from creator Nick Antosca and features executive producers Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg.

Early reviews have praised the series for its modern approach to the familiar story. Critics highlight Javier Bardem’s chilling performance as Max Cady, a man whose release from prison reignites a dangerous conflict with attorneys Anna and Tom Bowden, played by Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson.

In its review, Collider called the series a gripping update that successfully expands the story into a long-form thriller. Other critics have echoed similar sentiments. The Guardian described the show as an “immaculate update” and praised its tension-filled storytelling, while the New York Post called it a “brutal summer thriller” anchored by strong performances from its lead cast.

Javier Bardem, Cape Fear [credit: Apple TV+]

Unlike previous adaptations, the Apple TV+ series introduces new layers of moral ambiguity and contemporary themes, including media manipulation, misinformation, and the consequences of past decisions. The expanded format allows the story to explore the psychological warfare between Cady and the Bowden family in greater depth.

Not every review has been glowing. Some critics have questioned whether the story needed a 10-episode adaptation, arguing that certain plotlines feel stretched beyond the scope of the original material. Even so, the performances, production values, and suspenseful atmosphere have received widespread praise.

With an all-star cast, acclaimed filmmakers behind the scenes, and strong early reactions from critics, Cape Fear is shaping up to be one of Apple TV+’s most talked-about releases of the summer.

Cape Fear premieres June 5 on Apple TV+.

As a fashion writer, this isn’t the first time I’ve covered the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. However, it is the first time my jaw dropped to the floor when I saw these dresses from Reformation, Farm Rio, Treasure & Bond and more marked down to Black Friday-level lows.

The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is still going strong with big markdowns happening now through August 9 . . . though I don’t recommend waiting to shop. The most chic dresses are already selling out, especially these 17 rich mom favorites below. Whether you’re searching for a casual errand dress or a wedding guest outfit, these swoon-worthy wonders hit every note. Let’s shop!

17 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Dress Deals

1. Polka-Dot Princess: I saw polka dot dresses everywhere in London, so get ready to look like a Chelsea socialite — was $139, now $93!

2. Yacht Wife: Striped and casual, this half-zip sweatshirt dress channels pure nautical energy — was $80, now $50!

3. Flattering Find: With an elasticized waistband and faux wrap design, this Treasure & Bond dress flatters from every angle — was $109, now $73!

4. Celeb-Approved: Surprise! Taylor Swift wears Reformation floral dresses, and this puff-sleeve maxi proves why — was $278, now $185!

5. Dreamy Denim: Not ready to wear jeans yet? This denim shirtdress from Madewell is the perfect in-between — was $138, now $100!

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6. Athleisure Alert: Busy errand days call for this Spanx maxi dress that’s equally soft, stylish and sweat-wicking — was $128, now $85!

7. Farm Rio: People will think you splurged in a luxury designer store when you rock this garden-themed wrap dress — was $298, now $208!

8. Pretty Paisley: Date nights, weddings, whatever! This halter-neck maxi works for all of the above — was $149, now $90!

9. Boutique Vibes: Everything about this cotton maxi dress is dreamy, including the delicate florals and tie-waist belt — was $98, now $64!

10. Mini Maven: The long sleeves cover your upper arms while the mini length shows off your legs. Those are just a few reasons why this printed dress is an easy ‘yes’ — was $148, now $90!

11. Pleats, Please: Hundreds of reviewers give this Petal & Pup dress five stars, citing the shiny, expensive look and flattering fit — was $119, now $89!

12. Luxe Lattice: Mesh sleeves, lattice detailing and a 100% cotton material are just a few highlights of this Caslon mini — was $109, now $73!

13. Thinking Ahead: Come October, you’ll thank Us for finding your winter holiday outfit on mega sale — was $129, now $86!

14. A Madewell Must: Everyone needs a go-to mini dress, and this smocked number is yours. It even has pockets — was $148, now $100!

15. Details Galore: Polka dots, long sleeves, pleats! This Sam Edelman maxi dress should cost hundreds — was $148, now $95!

16. Staple Stunner: With a black base and floral print, this Reformation dress covers every mood and season — $248, now $173!

17. Boho Babe: Unlock your free-spirited side when you wear this flowy paisley dress that reminds Us of Free People — was $129, now $86!

UsNow Summer Sale Alert: These Chic Fashion Finds are over 30% off – Plus Free Shipping

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