Tyra Banks will be returning to Project Runway as a recurring judge amid her lawsuit over Netflix’s America’s Next Top Model docuseries.

Hulu released the official trailer on Thursday, June 18, in which Banks, 52, was seen joining judges Heidi Klum, Law Roach and Nina Garcia, as well as season 4 winner Christian Siriano, who returns as a mentor, for season 22 of the hit competition series.

Banks previously appeared on Project Runway as a guest judge in season 21. Her return comes after news broke that she filed a lawsuit against Netflix following backlash over her participation in its docuseries Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model.

In the suit filed on Saturday, June 13, Banks accused Netflix of defamation and editing her interviews to support a false narrative.

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“Tyra Banks participated in the Netflix documentary series America’s Next Top Model (‘ANTM’) because she believed viewers deserved a candid conversation about the show’s legacy — its successes and its shortcomings,” read a portion of the filing. “There are aspects of the show for which Ms. Banks takes accountability and she wanted ANTM viewers to hear that from her directly. Going into her interview, Ms. Banks did not limit the ANTM topics the interviewer could ask.”

The lawsuit continued: “During a three-and-a-half-hour interview, Ms. Banks answered questions about the show’s groundbreaking history, including criticism of decisions she would approach differently today.” The filing noted that only 16 minutes of Banks’ interview made the final cut.

America’s Next Top Model ran from 2003 to 2018 before getting canceled. Earlier this year, Netflix did a deep dive into the series with Reality Check, which featured rare interviews with executive producers Banks and Ken Mok and former judges Jay Manuel, Miss J. Alexander and Nigel Barker as they broke down the reality competition’s best — and worst — moments.

Contestants also opened up about their experiences behind the scenes, which included discrimination, sexual assault and more shocking claims. Whitney Thompson, Giselle Samson, Shannon Stewart, Shandi Sullivan, Danielle Evans and Keenyah Hill were some of the alums who weighed in on their experiences.

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“I wanted to fight against the fashion industry. One day, this idea just hit me. What if I created a show where you saw what it took to become a model?” Banks explained in the three-part special, which premiered in February. “And for this show to represent not all white, not all skinny and to just show all the differences and all the different types of beauties. I had a feeling that I was gonna change the beauty world.”

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Banks also addressed the show’s controversial legacy.

“Looking at that show through the lens of today, it’s like, ‘Why did you do that?’ I thank you for that. That is the only way you change. That is the only way you get better is by somebody calling you out on your s***,” Banks said at the time. “It is important. I want to let you know that I want you guys to be just as open as I am now by getting called on my s*** by when somebody calls you out on yours. Because that day will come and continue to evolve. Because that’s what we’re all doing.”

Netflix has yet to publicly respond to Banks’ lawsuit.

The Police broke through in the late 70s with a unique sound that blended reggae, new wave, post-punk, jazz and good old-fashioned rock-n-roll. Propelled by monster hits like “Roxanne,” “Message in a Bottle,” “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” “Every Little Thing She Does is Magic” and “Every Breath You Take,” the trio took the world by storm with infectious hooks, incredible musicianship and a punk attitude. Comprised of two Brits, bassist and vocalist Sting, aka Gordon Sumner and guitarist Andy Summers, along with American drummer Stewart Copeland, The Police’s career took off in the late 70s, and they became the biggest and most successful group of the early 80s.

The power trio only released five albums between 1978 and 1983. Each of them is loaded with classic songs that stand the test of time. From their post-punk and reggae-infused debut album Outlandos d’Amour to their pop juggernaut Synchronicity, here is every studio album released by The Police, Ranked.

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‘Outlandos d’Amour’ (1978)

The Police’s debut album Outlandos d’Amour, is an unfiltered and raw post-punk effort with tinges of reggae, new wave, rock and jazz. The effort, which translates to “Outlaws of Love,” immediately struck a chord with hit singles “Roxanne,” “So Lonely,” and “Can’t Stand Losing You.” They found a formula of reggae infused versus combined with driving rock-n-roll choruses that tapped into the masses and influenced generations.

The power trio’s post-punk attitude and youthful energy is on full display on “Next to You” and “Peanuts,” and “Truth Hits Everybody,” which all have an aggressive spirit and a rock-and-roll edge. Their distinctive sound stood out from other popular music at the time yet seamlessly radiated the airwaves of rock radio in the late 70s. Outlandos d’Amour helped pave the way for the New Wave movement, along with The Cars, The Pretenders, The Talking Heads and Elvis Costello.

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‘Zenyatta Mondatta’ (1980)

The Police’s third album, Zenyatta Mondatta, has a pop sensibility with succinct songs, well-crafted arrangements and sophisticated subject matter. Nigel Gray, who co-produced the first three Police albums, created a tight and punchy sound that created many radio hits with sing-a-long choruses including “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” “Driven to Tears,” with its deliciously obnoxious guitar solo, “When the World is Running Down, You Make the Best of What’s Still Around” and “De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da,”

The effort spawned two Grammy-winning tracks: Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group for “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” and Best Rock Instrumental for the exotic “Behind My Camel.” Zenyatta Mondatta also boasts great deep cuts “Canary in a Coalmine,” “Voices inside My Head,” and the powerful instrumental “The Other Way of Stopping.” The album was recorded in just over four weeks and was finished the night before the band kicked off a European tour.

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‘Reggatta de Blanc’ (1979)

Like its debut, The Police’s second album also boasts a French title, Reggatta de Blanc, which translates to “White Reggae.” The record was an immediate smash in the UK, topping the album chart and scoring two number one singles with “Message in a Bottle” and “Walking on the Moon.” “Message in a Bottle” is one of the band’s greatest songs perfectly combining Andy Summer’s signature guitar riff with Sting’s powerful vocals and Stewart Copeland’s intense drums with a memorable sing-a-long chorus.

The effort features stronger songwriting, better performances and more of Andy Summers’ inventive guitar work. “Reggatta de Blanc” highlights Stewart Copeland’s intricate hi-hat and drum work and scored the group its first Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Performance. “The atmospheric “Walking on the Moon” is guided by Sting’s bass and Andy Summers shimmering guitar work. “The Bed’s Too Big Without You” is a fan favorite and highlights the group’s modern reggae sound. The Police also showed they didn’t stray too far from their post-punk roots on “It’s Alright For You,” “No Time This Time,” and “On Any Other Day.”

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‘Ghost in the Machine’ (1981)

1981’s Ghost in the Machine is a bit of a departure for the group. The trio began using keyboards, synthesizers and added saxophone to the mix. Hugh Padgham co-produced the effort along with The Police and captured a layered sound with a lot more instrumentation. It was recorded over nine months, a stark contrast to the four weeks spent recording Zenyatta Mondatta. “Spirits in the Material World” is a brilliantly crafted and slightly dark track that feels off kilter due to Stewart Copeland’s heavy syncopated focus on the upbeat. The chorus offers much needed relief before descending back into the uneasy verse.

“Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” was a huge hit in the US and got a lot of play on MTV, when the network launched in 1981. It peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and topped the UK singles chart. The album is darker and more introspective than previous efforts and boasts great album cuts, including the underrated “Invisible Sun,” “Hungry For You” and “Demolition Man,” a driving rock song with a memorable riff and lengthy guitar solo which brings the track to an epic conclusion. Ghost in the Machine is a musical bridge between the group’s first three efforts, and its final album, Synchronicity, which changed everything.

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‘Synchronicity’ (1983)

Synchronicity is the fifth and final album from The Police. It was released in 1983 and is by far the trio’s most successful album, topping the Billboard album chart and selling over eight million copies in the US alone. Everything came together with this album. The group’s perfectly crafted pop songs and music videos for “Synchronicity II,” “King of Pain,” “Wrapped Around Your Finger,” and “Every Breath You Take,” were on high rotation on MTV, rocketing the trio to the stratosphere.

With one breath, with one flow, you will know, Synchronicity. A sleep trance, a dream dance, a shared romance, Synchronicity.

“Every Breath You Take” topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for eight consecutive weeks and is by far the most-successful track in the group’s history. The effort won Album of the Year and Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group and “Every Breath You Take” won awards for Song of the Year and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. Synchronicity has sold over 20 million copies worldwide, which doubles sales figures from the group’s next best-selling effort, Ghost in the Machine. It was released at the height of the band’s fame and is a triumphant conclusion to an extraordinary musical legacy.

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Sony’s June 2026 State of Play showcase was packed with new game reveals, first looks, release dates, and franchise returns. From Marvel’s Wolverine and God of War: Laufey to horror titles like Silent Hill: Townfall and Until Dawn 2, PlayStation delivered one of its biggest presentations in recent memory.

Below are some of the biggest announcements from the event.

Marvel’s Wolverine Gets A Brutal New Look

Insomniac Games finally unveiled an extended look at Marvel’s Wolverine, showcasing Logan’s savage combat style, Team X connections, and several major character reveals. The highly anticipated PlayStation exclusive is currently scheduled to launch on September 15, 2026.

God Of War: Laufey Officially Revealed

Santa Monica Studio surprised fans with the reveal of God of War: Laufey. Instead of following Kratos, the next chapter puts players in control of Faye as she battles through a dangerous realm filled with magic and mythical threats.

Silent Hill: Townfall Finally Gets A Release Date

Konami’s Silent Hill: Townfall received a brand-new trailer and an official release date of September 24. The latest footage introduced new characters and terrifying creatures lurking within the Otherworld.

Until Dawn 2 Continues The Horror Franchise

Horror fans also got a fresh look at Until Dawn 2, the sequel to the fan-favorite interactive survival horror game. While details remain limited, the new footage suggests another terrifying experience built around player choices and deadly consequences.

Onimusha: Way Of The Sword Arrives This September

Capcom showcased a new story trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword and confirmed a September 25 release date. Players can also jump into a playable demo available now.

Tomb Raider Returns In Legacy Of Atlantis

Lara Croft is back. Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis was officially announced and is currently targeting a 2027 release window. The reveal trailer teased a globe-spanning adventure packed with ancient mysteries and dangerous exploration.

New Horror Game ILL Looks Absolutely Terrifying

One of the showcase’s biggest surprises was ILL, a first-person horror title featuring grotesque monsters, realistic physics, and an intense dismemberment system. The game immediately became one of the most talked-about reveals from the presentation.

Rayman Makes A Comeback

Ubisoft announced Rayman Legends Retold, a reimagining of the beloved platforming franchise that introduces new content, updated visuals, and expanded multiplayer features.

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Sony’s June 2026 showcase featured a strong mix of blockbuster exclusives, beloved franchise revivals, and brand-new experiences. With Marvel’s Wolverine, God of War: Laufey, Silent Hill: Townfall, and several surprise announcements leading the charge, PlayStation fans have plenty to look forward to over the next year and beyond.

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Cosmic Sin, a science fiction film directed by Edward Drake, is often lumped in with the many direct-to-video releases featuring the seasoned action hero Bruce Willis. Many dismiss it as just another low-budget production capitalizing on Willis’ fame. However, contrary to initial expectations, Cosmic Sin, currently streaming on Prime Video, proves to be unexpectedly engaging despite its flaws, enticing viewers into a world fraught with peril.

A Journey Into The Cosmic Unknown

Set in the year 2524, centuries after humans have colonized outer planets, the story revolves around a looming alien invasion, with a group of rogue soldiers tasked with preventing the impending threat. When a distress signal from a remote outpost hints at a hostile encounter with extraterrestrial beings, it triggers a high-stakes mission led by James Ford (Bruce Willis), a seasoned military leader.

As Ford and his team venture deeper into the cosmic unknown, they encounter unexpected alliances, mounting dangers, and the looming threat of interstellar war. With humanity’s fate hanging in the balance, the story explores the ethical consequences of preemptive strikes and the difficult decisions faced by those charged with defending civilization.

While the alien threat menacingly looms larger on the horizon, the palpable tension crescendos, inexorably leading to a climactic, unforgettable showdown destined to determine the survival narrative of both Earth and its burgeoning colonies in the distant, uncharted reaches of the expansive cosmos.

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Bruce Willis brings his trademark gravitas to the role of James Ford, immersing viewers in a perilous world and lending credibility to the cinematic narrative. Joining Willis is Frank Grillo, recognized for his work in The Purge franchise, who portrays General Eron Ryle grappling with the moral burdens of wartime decisions. Behind the camera, Edward Drake and Corey Large, who also has a supporting role in the film, reunite after their previous collaboration on Breach, crafting a story of survival and sacrifice in the vast expanse of the cosmos.

Cosmic Sin didn’t have a theatrical release in the United States, instead reaching sci-fi fans through its straight-to-video launch. The box office reception, therefore, isn’t a defining metric for its success, though it surely was impacted by the lack of a big-screen debut. However, the movie carved a niche for itself among a segment of audiences who appreciated the old-school sci-fi vibe mixed with the modern CGI spectacle.

Upon its release, Cosmic Sin received predominantly negative reviews from critics, who pointed out its unoriginal plot and underdeveloped characters. Nevertheless, it’s important to recognize that not all films need to break new ground; at times, a straightforward story featuring familiar actors can provide enjoyable entertainment. Cosmic Sin caters to this need with its direct action and no-frills approach, offering a space for audiences seeking uncomplicated, action-packed sci-fi adventures.

Production-wise, Cosmic Sin showcases a blend of practical effects and CGI to create its outer-space ambiance. Although operating on a noticeably tight budget, the creators managed to craft visually compelling scenes, especially during the combat sequences with the alien adversaries. The determination of the cast and crew to deliver an engaging narrative within the constraints showcases a commendable aspect of low-budget filmmaking.

Bruce Willis’ Straight-To-Video Run

In a turn of events, Bruce Willis, once a celebrated titan of action in large-scale blockbusters, found himself garnering a nomination for his performance in Cosmic Sin alongside his other 2021 appearances in low-budget straight-to-video films that critics and audiences almost all panned.

This nomination ushered him into the rather unfavorable spotlight of Worst Performance by Bruce Willis in a 2021 Movie at the Golden Raspberry Awards. Yet, this category was gracefully retracted following Willis’ announcement of retirement from acting due to health adversities, including aphasia.

Within the extensive lineup of direct-to-video titles starring Bruce Willis, Cosmic Sin undeniably carves out a unique niche for itself. Its allure emanates from its straightforward narrative coupled with the star power of recognized actors, offering a breed of entertainment often overshadowed.

While it may not ascend to the echelons of a sci-fi masterpiece, Cosmic Sin, currently streaming on Prime Video, holds a certain allure for those keen on delving into its narrative of interstellar conflict and the gritty pursuit of survival amidst the unknown cosmos.

Prince Harry is reportedly considering seeking assistance from his father, King Charles, amid alleged financial strain affecting his charities and luxurious life with Meghan Markle and their two kids.

The royal couple caused a shock back in 2020 when they stepped down as working royals, moved to the US, and settled in an expensive mansion in Montecito, California.

However, over the years, Prince Harry and Meghan have suffered setbacks, from losing a podcast deal with Spotify to a downgraded Netflix contract, which has led to speculations about their finances.

Prince Harry and Meghan will be making a return to the UK in July with their kids, the BBC recently confirmed. But the report comes amid claims that the duke is planning on begging his dad, King Charles, for help due to mounting financial pressure.

The Montecito-based royals are said to be feeling the weight of their expensive lifestyle as projects dry up, with the duchess allegedly becoming the “breadwinner” in the home, and struggling to keep things afloat.

Royal author, Tom Bower, made an assertion that due to house maintenance, staff salaries, and other expenses, Harry and Meghan would need to be making at least $3 million annually to maintain their lifestyle, which doesn’t seem to be the case.

Harry is also facing his own personal issues linked to his Invictus Games, after a recent scare where the Australian government temporarily axed funding for Invictus Australia, alongside the sudden resignation of a key trustee.

The Duke Is Getting Set To Ask King Charles For A Huge Cash Bailout To Ease His Financial Woes, A Source Claims

According to a publication, Harry has now become more sincere and “candid” with his father during the few times they have spoken, with a source noting that he is “no longer trying to put a brave face on the challenges he and Meghan are dealing with behind the scenes.”

“He has been honest about the financial strain that comes with maintaining their charitable projects, funding a large security operation, supporting their business ventures, and sustaining the lifestyle they have built in California,” a source told OK! Magazine. “The reality is that the costs are enormous and there is a growing feeling on Harry’s side that the pressure has become relentless.”

They added, “[Harry] doesn’t believe he can continue carrying that burden alone forever and wants his father to understand just how difficult things have become.”

Insiders Believe The King Is The Only One With The Ability To Save Prince Harry And Meghan And Restore Their Royal Connections

Speaking further about the couple’s alleged struggles, the source noted that individuals close to the situation believe Harry isn’t just looking for financial help, but a means back into the royal fold.

The duke reportedly feels “cut off from many of the networks and relationships he once relied upon, and he believes his father could help ease some of that isolation.”

“Those around Harry insist this isn’t simply about him getting ready to ask Charles for money when he comes to Britain for the Invictus Games this summer,” the source continued. “In their view, the King is one of the very few people with the influence, connections – and money – to genuinely change the trajectory of Harry and Meghan’s situation.”

The source notes that Harry views his father as a vital lifeline who can help resolve the financial and public relations struggles that have plagued him and Meghan.

Whether through financial backing, public endorsements, high-profile introductions, or a simple stamp of approval, Charles, in his eyes, holds the key to mending their reputation.

The Sussexes’ Commercial Value Continues To Dwindle As The Duke Seeks A Public Show Of Support From His Father

According to OK!, the Sussexes’ inner circle now believes that the massive “commercial interest” and public fascination that followed them after leaving royal life has cooled significantly.

Although the couple remains notable and regularly captures headlines, “the environment around them has changed dramatically.”

“Opportunities are harder fought for, public sentiment is less predictable, and maintaining the kind of profile they have become accustomed to requires a huge amount of investment, effort, and strategic planning,” the source said.

They added, “There is a growing recognition that the automatic goodwill and excitement that initially surrounded their move to California has faded, leaving them under pressure to continually reinvent themselves and justify their relevance.”

Harry reportedly believes that the best way to fix their issues is by getting a “clear public demonstration that the King supports him and Meghan,” a move that could trigger significant change and get influential figures to want to work with the Sussexes again.

Prince Harry And Meghan Are Determined Not To ‘Dip’ Further Into The Duke’s Inheritance

Despite the reports of financial strain, Harry and Meghan still have a lot of options at their disposal, including the Duke of Sussex’s inheritance.

According to Parade, Harry is said to have gotten $10 million from the late Princess Diana when he turned 25, and then, after his 40th birthday, he received another hefty sum of about $8.5 million from a $90 million trust established by his great-grandmother, Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

However, an insider shared with Star Magazine that Harry and Meghan are doing everything they can in order not to have to “dip into his inheritance.”

“Harry and Meghan are watching every dollar right now. Their cash flow, or lack of it, is a major concern, and it’s been that way for a while,” a source told the publication. “They may be multi-millionaires with savings they’ve tucked away for emergencies, but their outgoings are absolutely huge.”

Now, with the upcoming trip to the UK, it’s unclear if there are plans for a meeting between the Sussexes and the royal family to end the long-running rift.

Elf actor Faizon Love was arrested in Florida and is facing contempt charges.

Multiple outlets confirmed that the comedian, 58, was arrested on Tuesday, June 16, after a warrant was issued for allegedly violating a court order. He was charged with two counts of contempt of court in connection to a paternity case, according to TMZ.

The outlet reported that Love filed documents earlier this year in his legal dispute with Tiffany Lee, claiming he didn’t have the $250,000 she alleges he owes her. Love stated that he has barely any money.

Per documents obtained by TMZ, Love claimed the highest gross income he earned over the last five years was $13,000 and his income for last year was $0.

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Love noted that he suffered a medical incident which prevented him from showing up to a hearing in April. Despite the claims, the judge held Faizon in contempt and ordered him to turn himself into jail for 90 days in May.

Now Love, who previously appeared in The Replacements and Couples Retreat, is being held with no bond.

This isn’t the actor’s first run-in with the law. In 2017, Love was accused of assault after an incident in Ohio that involved a valet at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport. After the assault was caught on camera,Love pleaded no contest and received a suspended sentence of 180 days and a $500 fine.

Love was also accused of assaulting a hotel worker in San Diego in a 2025 lawsuit, which was filed one year after the alleged incident. The plaintiff claimed that Love became “agitated and aggressive” after hearing that their hotel had no vacancy. Love allegedly “forcefully ripped the credit card reader off the counter and hurled it at” the staffer before “striking her on the right side of her head.”

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When the lawsuit was filed, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office records indicated that there was an outstanding warrant for Love’s arrest that was issued in October 2024 on a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The warrant is no longer active.

Earlier in his career, Love appeared on screen in Bebe’s Kids in 1992. He went on to work on The Meteor Man, The Parent ‘Hood and Friday. His other credits include Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood and Just My Luck.

Love is best known for his role as the manager of Gimbels in Elf alongside Will Ferrell. He reunited with Elf filmmaker Jon Favreau on Made and Couple’s Retreat. His most recent role was in the 2023 film The Last Stop in Yuma County.

We’ve seen much of the wilderness and the natural beauty that North America has to offer over the last few years with shows like Yellowstone and Joe Pickett. But those shows have also told us that the wilderness, and national parks in particular, are also the perfect place to do some old-fashioned murdering. And when those crimes need solved? You call Anna Pigeon.

Anna Pigeon, which is based on the New York Times bestselling novels by Nevada Barr, is set to premiere on Friday, August 7, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on USA Network. The series stars Tracy Spiridakos (Chicago P.D.) as Anna Pigeon, a former city slicker who becomes a park ranger after the course of her life is changed forever following a heartbreaking loss.

The series follows Anna, who, while trying to escape those demons, solves crimes that have taken place on national park grounds. Her leisurely strolls are, sadly, populated by irritating corpses and whatnot. Anna’s unresolved trauma will crop up time and again, and the best way to deal with that is to make sure these crimes stop happening before it’s too late.

Who’s Involved with ‘Anna Pigeon’ on USA Network?

The cast includes Ronnie Rowe (Star Trek: Discovery) as Frederick Stanton, an FBI agent; Paulina Alexis (Ghostbusters: Afterlife) as Zoey Bear Child, a young ranger; Melanie Scrofano (Wynonna Earp, Ready or Not) as Bethany Lopez, the wife of park ranger Manny Lopez, and Manuel Rodriguez-Saenz (Heartland) as Manny Lopez.

The series also stars Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica, Lucifer), Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy), Cooper Levy, Jordan Sledz (Under the Banner of Heaven), Ryan Northcott (The Beach Boys: An American Family), Crystle Lightning (Three Pines), and Nikki Hallow (High School).

Morwyn Brebner serves as showrunner, while Lea Thompson directs and executive produces. Brebner and Thompson executive produce alongside Todd Berger, Brett Burlock, Sonia Hosko, Julie Di Cresce, Peter Emerson, Gordon Gilbertson, Tom Cox, and Jordy Randall. Leslie Cowan serves as producer. The series is produced by Cineflix, December Films, and SEVEN24 Films for USA Network in association with Bell Media. Cineflix Rights is the exclusive international worldwide distribution partner.

Anna Pigeon premieres Friday, August 7, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on USA Network.

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Stephen Kay, Taylor Sheridan, Christina Alexandra Voros, Guy Ferland, John Dahl

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Elisha Cuthbert chose family over fame, and is now making a comeback!

The actress got candid about sacrificing four years of her career to focus on family time, and now she is very ready to make her return with a crispy new project.

Elisha Cuthbert tied the knot with her husband, Dion Phaneuf, in 2013 in front of about 300 guests in Canada after five years of courtship.

Cuthbert, in her appearance on NBC’s “Today,” detailed why she stepped away from Hollywood for four years, asserting that there was a lot of intentionality behind that decision. At the center of her choice was the need to focus on family life with her former NHL player husband and their children.

The actress noted that finding a balance between motherhood and work became increasingly difficult after welcoming her first child, especially as she continued filming projects. When she gave birth to her second child, Cuthbert was convinced that stepping away was exactly what she needed to be fully present. 

These days, Cuthbert’s little brood is ready to fly, with her daughter Zaphire and son Fable now older and attending school full-time. The actress declared in the interview that, just as when she stepped away, she now feels clarity about returning for the next phase of her career.

The media personality is now confident about a triumphant return, with a reinvigorated mindset to balance family and career, both emotionally and professionally.

The 43-Year-Old Reflected On The Pressures Of Finding Fame Early In Her Career

Cuthbert, who first gained attention as a child model before launching an acting career at the age of 13, also spoke about the intense scrutiny that came with fame during her peak years. She expressed relief that younger actresses today are finding their footing in the industry under much more reasonable circumstances and facing less pressure than her generation did.

The actress is now set to end her four-year hiatus with a new Prime Video series, “Every Year After,” which comes after her last appearance in the 2022 crime film “Bandit,” alongside Mel Gibson. After starring in Netflix’s sitcom “The Ranch,” which ended in 2020, Cuthbert largely stayed away from major productions.

During her debut, Cuthbert became one of the standout stars of the early 2000s with memorable roles in “The Girl Next Door,” “Old School,” and the hit TV drama “24.” After starring in Netflix’s sitcom “The Ranch,” which ended in 2020, Cuthbert largely stayed away from major productions.

Elisha Cuthbert Got Busy With Charitable Efforts After Limelight Break

Earlier in her career, the music personality relished and embraced the fast-paced lifestyle that came with being one of Hollywood’s famous faces. As stated by Nicki Swift, the actress previously reflected on spending her early years chasing the excitement and demands of fame while remaining intensely focused on work.

However, when she decided to take a step back, she began refocusing her energy on family life, personal fulfillment, and charitable efforts. Cuthbert became involved with initiatives aimed at creating opportunities and improving lives, using her platform to support organizations and community-driven projects.

The actress participated in fundraising and awareness campaigns benefiting athletes of all ages and abilities, supporting Special Olympics initiatives to raise funds for grassroots programs, coaching, competitions, and inclusive opportunities.

Cuthbert also lent her voice to a fundraising campaign for Tim Hortons Camp Day, which aims to bring life-changing experiences to young people from low-income families by sending them to camp.

Cuthbert even went behind the drive-thru line in 2018 to raise funds by spending the day behind the counter, interacting with customers, and asking for contributions.

The Actress Ruled Out Any Retirement In 2019 After ‘The Ranch’ Got Canceled

As noted by The Blast, the actress reassured fans that her career was not slowing down after Netflix’s “The Ranch” ended after four seasons. The actress informed her fans at the time that she was focused on moving to the next chapter, teasing an upcoming project in an Instagram post.

“The Ranch,” which was released in multiple parts across four seasons, captured the life of former football player Colt Bennett, who returned home to help his family run their ranch, among other developments in his life. 

The sitcom featured a star-studded cast including Ashton Kutcher, Sam Elliott, Debra Winger, Elisha Cuthbert, and Dax Shepard. The Netflix hit series gathered a cult following during its run and left many viewers disappointed when it got canceled. 

During the series finale, Cuthbert expressed her appreciation for the experience and credited the cast and crew with making it one of the most fulfilling experiences of her career.

Inside Elisha Cuthbert‘s Marriage To Former Hockey Star Dion Phaneuf

Over a decade ago, the actress and her beau exchanged vows in a picturesque wedding celebration on Prince Edward Island, where she married Phaneuf at St. James Catholic Church in Summerfield. As PEOPLE reported, the duo was surrounded by family, friends, and over 300 guests at the reception.

Cuthbert made the day super memorable with exquisite decor and her arrival at the ceremony in a black Chevrolet Camaro convertible. The choice of location for the couple held a special place in their hearts, as it was their favorite destination for summer.

Cuthbert’s wedding came months after her beau popped the question and shared the engagement news during a celebratory lobster dinner with close friends and family on the island. According to eyewitnesses, Cuthbert’s engagement ring quickly became a talking point among restaurant staff, who described it as impossible to miss.

The officiating minister, Reverend Paul Egan, described the event as one of the most high-profile weddings he had conducted during his decades of service.

This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.

Manny Jacinto, Emily Mortimer, and Thomasin McKenzie are the latest to join the cast of Fallout Season 3, the Prime Video sci-fi series that resumes production next month.

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Amazon Prime Video

Showrunner

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Lisa Joy, Jonathan Nolan

Directors

Frederick E. O. Toye, Wayne Che Yip, Stephen Williams, Liz Friedlander, Jonathan Nolan, Daniel Gray Longino, Clare Kilner

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Writers

Lisa Joy, Jonathan Nolan

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