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Employees leaving Paramount Skydance offices with boxes amid major layoffs in TV divisions.

Paramount Skydance launches major layoffs across TV divisions

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Paramount Skydance has initiated a round of approximately 1,000 layoffs on October 29, 2025, targeting redundancies and roles misaligned with new priorities following its merger with Skydance. The cuts affect CBS News, CBS Entertainment, Paramount+, MTV, and other units, with another 1,000 jobs expected soon, reducing the workforce by about 10%. CEO David Ellison described the moves as necessary for long-term success in a memo to employees.

Anniversary political thriller hits theaters

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The political thriller 'Anniversary,' directed by Jan Komasa and starring Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler, arrives in theaters on October 29, 2025. The film explores a family's unraveling amid an authoritarian shift in America, drawing on timely themes of democracy and division. Co-written by Komasa and Lori Rosene-Gambino, it marks the Polish director's English-language debut.

Three new thriller movies arrive on Netflix this week

Netflix is set to add three thrilling new movies to its streaming library this week, with one directed by acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan. These additions provide fresh suspenseful content for viewers seeking edge-of-your-seat entertainment. Tom's Guide highlights them as the biggest new releases in the coming days.

Adam Driver to star in Netflix hostage thriller Rabbit, Rabbit

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Adam Driver is set to return to television in the lead role of Netflix's straight-to-series hostage drama 'Rabbit, Rabbit.' The project, announced on October 29, 2025, comes from writer Peter Craig and director Philip Barantini. It follows an escaped convict who takes hostages at a truck stop, leading to a tense social experiment and negotiation standoff.

Promotional image of Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson on a foggy cemetery road with explosion remnants, illustrating the Apple TV+ series 'Down Cemetery Road'.

Apple TV+ launches 'Down Cemetery Road' thriller series

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Apple TV+ has premiered 'Down Cemetery Road,' a new crime drama adapted from Mick Herron's 2003 debut novel, starring Emma Thompson as private detective Zoë Boehm and Ruth Wilson as art restorer Sarah Tucker. The series centers on an explosion in an Oxford neighborhood and the mysterious disappearance of a young girl, leading to a web of murders and a British government cover-up. Reviews highlight the show's blend of thrills, humor, and strong performances from its ensemble cast.

Taylor Sheridan departs Paramount for NBCUniversal deal

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Taylor Sheridan, creator of Yellowstone, is leaving Paramount after clashes with new leadership, signing a reported $1 billion deal with NBCUniversal. The move stems from disputes over budgets, politics, and project decisions, including drama involving Nicole Kidman. His existing shows will remain with Paramount, which owns the rights.

TV highlights for October 29, 2025

TVLine's guide spotlights a packed Wednesday lineup on October 29, 2025, featuring the season 5 finale of Slow Horses, the season 9 premiere of Selling Sunset, and the Love Is Blind season 9 reunion. Other notable events include premieres for Hazbin Hotel season 2 and Star Wars: Visions volume 3, alongside ongoing series episodes.

Down Cemetery Road premieres on Apple TV+ starring Emma Thompson

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Apple TV+ has launched the eight-episode mystery series Down Cemetery Road, adapted from Mick Herron's debut novel and serving as a companion to the hit show Slow Horses. Emma Thompson stars as private investigator Zoë Boehm alongside Ruth Wilson as Sarah Tucker, who uncovers a conspiracy following a house explosion in Oxford. The first two episodes debuted on October 29, 2025, with weekly releases through December 10.

Legendary composer John Williams and director Steven Spielberg collaborating in a music studio with UFO-themed elements, illustrating their upcoming film project.

John Williams to score Steven Spielberg's UFO movie

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Legendary composer John Williams is reuniting with director Steven Spielberg for their 30th collaboration, scoring the upcoming UFO event movie set for release in June 2026. The confirmation came from Juilliard School President Damian Woetzel during a recent event honoring Williams. At 93, Williams continues to defy retirement rumors with this secretive Universal Pictures project.

Former SNP MP Mhairi Black joins BBC drama Counsels

Former Scottish National Party MP Mhairi Black has been cast as a detective in the upcoming BBC legal drama Counsels, marking her first television acting role. The eight-part series, set and filmed in Glasgow, follows young lawyers navigating their careers and personal lives. Black, who left politics in recent years, expressed excitement about the opportunity to perform in her hometown.

Hello Kitty movie slated for 2028 theatrical release

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Warner Bros. has announced a July 21, 2028, release date for the upcoming Hello Kitty animated feature film. The project, developed by Warner Bros. Animation and New Line Cinema, marks the character's first Hollywood theatrical debut. Directed by Leo Matsuda with a script by Dana Fox, the story follows Hello Kitty and her friends on a cinematic adventure.

Starz cancels 'BMF' after four seasons

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Starz has canceled the crime drama 'BMF' after four seasons, confirming the end of the series inspired by the real-life Black Mafia Family. The fourth season concluded in August 2025, and multiple spinoff projects remain in development. The show, produced by Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, debuted in 2021 and followed the rise of brothers Demetrius 'Big Meech' Flenory and Terry 'Southwest T' Flenory.

 

 

 

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