Stephen King Helpfully Posts ‘The Stand’ Chapter That Explains Pandemic Spread

A new reality series is on its way from Netflix, and it’s challenging relationships by forcing show participants to commit or split from their partners.

Pusha T and Nigo have shared a new collaboration together, ‘Hear Me Clearly’ – listen to it below.The track, which comes in at just under two-and-a-half-minutes, features a chorus that interpolates Jay-Z’s verse on Rick Ross‘ 2010 track ‘Free Mason’.Pusha T took to Twitter to share the artwork for the track. It’s a simple polaroid shot of the rapper signed by Nigo with the words ‘Day Uno Family’ written in the corner.‘Hear Me Clearly follows the previously-released singles ‘Want It Bad’ with Kid Cudi and ‘Arya’ with A$AP Rocky.

Emily Longeretta As “Love Is Blind” comes to an end, “The Ultimatum” is born. During the Season 2 reunion special of the hit dating series, Netflix announced a new upcoming series from the same team.“The Ultimatum,” which comes from “Married at First Sight” and “Love Is Blind” producer Kinetic Content and creator Chris Coelen, follows six couples on the verge of marriage.

Kurt Vile has shared a woozy new song called ‘Hey Like A Child’ – listen to it below.It’s Vile’s second recent single following on from ‘Like Exploding Stones’, taken from his  upcoming new album ‘watch my moves’.It’s Vile’s first album in four years and will see him make his Verve Records debut when it arrives on April 15.The record features collaborations from the likes of James Stewart, Cate Le Bon and Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa.You can listen to Vile’s latest single here:Speaking about his new album to NME recently, Vile said: “My albums always progress from one to the next just by me getting older physically and spiritually. I think my last record [2018’s ‘Bottle It In’] was pretty epic, and on this one I’ve had even more time to make it.“I’ve got the energy of a new label, and I don’t feel as much in a rush. I recorded more than enough songs and then just put all the best ones on this album, so it’s perfect.”Talking about howl lockdown affected his songwriting for the album, Vile said: “In the early times [of the pandemic], honestly I was relieved in a selfish way,” he said.

A Hollywood bidding frenzy for the screen rights to Stephen King’s latest four-story novella, If It Bleeds, has ended with the horror author signing multiple options.

Stephen King is an incredibly prolific author, but he is also very effective at getting movie deals. King’s latest book, a collection of four novellas titled “If It Bleeds,” already produced three movie deals since it got published in May.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmStephen King’s latest bestselling four novella collection If It Bleeds has quickly garnered three option deals, with a fourth in the offing because it involves a preexisting character who just starred in an HBO series adaptation. For those who know that King extends options for $1, that’s an extra $4 in the prolific author’s pocket, with a lot more coming when they get made.Netflix, Blumhouse and Ryan Murphy have teamed to option the book’s first tale, Mr.

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

Stephen King’s affinity for the novella form goes back to the early stages of his long, prolific career. In 1982, King published “Different Seasons,” a quartet of long stories that contained some of his finest work, and eventually led to some memorable film adaptations, among them “The Shawshank Redemption” and “Stand by Me.” Since then, at roughly 10-year intervals, King has produced three similar volumes that have allowed him to play with a wide variety of themes, scenes and settings. The latest of these, “If It Bleeds,” contains four new, exceptionally compelling novellas that reaffirm his mastery of the form.

A massive explosion at a paper mill in Maine, which sent a huge plume of thick, black smoke into the air, was caught on video Wednesday afternoon. No injuries were reported but much of the building was destroyed, according to reports.

A massive explosion at a paper mill in Maine, which sent a huge plume of thick, black smoke into the air, was caught on video Wednesday afternoon. No injuries were reported but much of the building was destroyed, according to reports.

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By Mike Fleming Jr

Stephen King has two words for those who feel the coronavirus pandemic is akin to being trapped in the fictional world of one of his books: “I’m sorry.”

By Mike Fleming Jr

The Fountains of Wayne musician passed away yesterday after testing positive for coronavirus

The US president recently backtracked on his suggestion to impose a quarantine on New York after the state’s governor said doing so would be “preposterous”. He has also been mocked and condemned for bragging about the large number of people watching his coronavirus briefings and suggesting he is a “ratings hit”.

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

Most Stephen King fans know his work exists in two worlds. First, there’s the page, where images of psychotic, otherworldly clowns, reanimated pet corpses, the ghosts of murdered young girls and haunted cars are injected into our imagination. Then there’s the screen, where we actually see them.

By Erik Pedersen

Famed author Stephen King says he feels "very uneasy" over the Hachette Book Group's decision to drop Woody Allen's autobiography, "Apropos of Nothing," a day after dozens of the company's employees staged a walkout in protest of the book's acquisition.

"I don’t give a damn about Mr Allen. It’s who gets muzzled next that worries me"

Stephen King has said he feels “very uneasy” after Woody Allen’s publisher decided to cancel the planned release of his memoir.

By Mike Fleming Jr

By Mike Fleming Jr

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Taylor Sheridan had to push back an hour on his Deadline Emmy nomination week interview, e-mailing simply, “I gotta move cows.” Sheridan is the real thing, owner of a working cattle ranch in Weatherford, Texas and co-creator, writer of every episode and director of most in the Paramount Network series Yellowstone.

Although right now isn’t the most promising time in regards to exciting new films entering development and production, director Mike Flanagan is prepping work on his newest feature, yet another Stephen King adaptation titled “Revival.” And While speaking on the Kingcast podcast, Flanagan touches on his forthcoming directorial outing, hinting at what the tone for the film might be. Flanagan describes “Revival” as “bleak and mean,” and specifies the genre as “cosmic horror.” READ MORE: Mike Flanagan Is Following ‘Doctor Sleep’ By Adapting Stephen King’s ‘Revival’ For Warner Bros.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: The largest film festival acquisition deal in film history is now closed. Apple Studios has acquired world rights to Emancipation, the film package with Antoine Fuqua directing Will Smith in a Willam N.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmWhile movie theaters seem poised to open in the next month, and production is starting back up slowly, the debilitating impact of being slammed shut since March is still taking a toll. In light of ongoing complications from the COVID-19 pandemic, APA just announced to staff that it has implemented additional furloughs and salary reductions, with APA board members experiencing the biggest decreases.The exact number is not disclosed, but all furloughed employees will retain their elected health benefits and other resources through the summer, after which time they will reassess the affects of the pandemic on the industry.

JK Rowling has deleted a tweet declaring her love for fellow author Stephen King after he voiced his support for the trans women. Earlier this month, many people, including a list of celebrities, slammed Rowling for posting insensitive and ‘transphobic’ comments about trans women.

against trans-activism. Rowling, 54, found herself in hot water starting last December when she spoke out in support of Maya Forstater, a woman who claimed she was fired from her job for raising concerns about trans-women using the women’s restroom. She later penned an essay defending her controversial stance that trans rights are overshadowing women’s ‘hard won sex-based rights.‘ ” In the essay, she revealed she had experience with the trauma of sexual assault and domestic abuse.In a nine-tweet diatribe to address Russell-Moyle’s accusations in Tribune Magazine — for which he later apologized — Rowling elaborated on her position.“As I stated in my essay, my primary worry is the risks to vulnerable women.