Usher is developing a television series inspired by his music and is partnering with Universal Content Productions to do so. According to a new report from Variety, the series will focus on “Black love in Atlanta and individuals looking to find a place to call home.” Additionally, it will tackle “music, style, sex, romance, and secrets that threaten to tear relationships apart.”
“My 30-year catalog has resonated with so many people no matter where they were in their lives,” Usher said in a statement. “I’m happy to be working with UCP to bring the music to life. I hope the series resonates with you the way my music continues to.” Selwyn Seyfu Hinds, Katie Zucker, and Kenny Meiselas will serve as executive producers.
Usher Speaks At Black Music & Entertainment Walk Of Fame
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 14: Usher speaks during the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame ceremony honoring Usher at Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame on February 14, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Joi Stokes/WireImage)
News of the television show comes after his performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show on Sunday. It secured the second-highest TV audience in U.S. history behind the 1969 moon landing with 123 million viewers. The performance featured many of his biggest hits including “My Boo,” “Caught Up,” “U Don’t Have to Call,” “Superstar,” “Love in this Club,” and more. He also welcomed several guests such as Alicia Keys, H.E.R., and Ludacris, among others.
In addition to his TV plans, Usher will be embarking on Past Present Future tour, later this year. He’ll be bringing his music to Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago as well as several more cities across the United States. Be on the lookout for further updates on Usher on HotNewHipHop.
Megan Thee Stallion, the unapologetic queen of rap, is proving once again that she’s not just conquering the charts but also dominating the world of TV and film. She is set to have her own character on Netflix’s animated series Big Mouth.Her character portrays a hormone monster caked with makeup. She’s poised to stir up mischief for the eighth-graders who are already navigating their share of challenges. Fresh off the heels of her collaboration on the Mean Girls soundtrack with the track “Not My Fault” featuring Reneé Rapp, Megan is back with a bang. This time, she’s lending her undeniable talents to Season Seven of Netflix’s hit animated series, Big Mouth.
Fans who caught snippets of the song a couple of months ago are in for a treat. Now, the full and official version is now available on digital streaming platforms (DSPs). Netflix’s Big Mouth has already made history in the animated series world. It’s garnered two Emmys and is now gearing up to claim the title of Netflix’s longest-running animated series. All of this by the time its eighth season drops in 2024. Megan Thee Stallion’s contribution to the soundtrack is poised to be a standout moment in the series’ illustrious run. The leaked snippets of “Pussy Don’t Lie” generated excitement among Megan’s fanbase. However, she is known for her unapologetic and empowering lyricism. Megan delivers a track that is bound to be a perfect fit for the bold and irreverent world of Big Mouth.
Moreover, as Megan continues to make strategic moves in her career, her foray into TV and film underscores her versatility as an artist. Moreover, it also shows her commitment to expanding her creative footprint. Collaborating with a series as acclaimed as Big Mouth further solidifies Megan Thee Stallion’s status as a cultural force beyond the realm of music.
However, for fans of both Megan Thee Stallion and ‘Big Mouth,’ the fusion of the rapper’s dynamic energy with the series’ quirky humor promises an unforgettable show. “Pussy Don’t Lie” is set to become the soundtrack to the animated antics of ‘Big Mouth’ Season Seven. This proves that Megan’s reign shows no signs of slowing down. Affirming her as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry. This song comes just a little over one month after her hit song “Cobra,” which was received among fans. Are you feeling the new track?
It looks like 50 Cent has yet another project in the works, this time a BET series about the takedown of El Chapo. The unscripted series will center around Margarito and Pedro Flores, twin brothers from Chicago who were once “the most prolific drug dealers in the city’s history.” They later worked with authorities to take down the notorious former drug lord.
The news follows the conclusion of the second season of Fif’s podcast, Surviving El Chapo: The Twins Who Brought Down a Drug Lord. The upcoming series, tentatively titled The Twins, is billed as a “companion” to the podcast according to Deadline. It’s unclear exactly when fans can expect to see the new series, but it’s safe to say they can’t wait. Surviving El Chapo has been a massive success, scoring a Rockie Award nomination for Best Non-Fiction Podcast earlier this year.
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson attends WE TV’s “Hip Hop Homicides” New York Premiere at Crosby Street Hotel on November 10, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
This is far from the only exciting thing 50 Cent has going on as of late, however. Earlier this week, it was announced that he’s opened a new G-Unit Films and Television studio in Louisiana. He’s leasing Millennium Studio in Shreveport, paying just over $2K per year on top of maintenance fees to use the space. Councilwoman Tabatha Taylor explained why the city council voted in favor of the deal amid the announcement. “We already know that 50 Cent is a mighty mogul in the entertainment business,” she explained. “But, the residual effects for local businesses here is what’s going to be felt. We have rebranded Shreveport in the entertainment industry, and now we are considering ourselves back again as an entertainment mecca.”
Fif shared some photos of the building on Instagram in celebration, boasting about his latest endeavor. “All Roads lead to Shreveport if you ready to work in film and television,” he wrote. “G-unit studios Is officially in Louisiana. BOOM GLG.” What do you think of 50 Cent working on a new TV series about the Flores brothers? Are you looking forward to watching The Twins? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
Is there anything she can’t do? Some will surely argue, but Kim Kardashian may be the closest thing we have to a modern-day Super Woman. She’s a single parent of four children no older than 10, a reality star, entrepreneur/businesswoman, socialite, sister, friend, sex symbol, and, of course, following in her father’s footsteps and studying law. We can’t help but wonder how Kardashian manages to balance all of that in her hectic schedule, but as TMZ reports, things are only becoming more booked and busy for the 43-year-old thanks to her new TV deal with Ryan Murphy.
Kardashian is no stranger to the acting world, even beyond her sex tape roots. She’s appeared in music videos such as Kanye West’s “Bound 2,” and joined the ranks of countless amazing women in 2018’s Ocean’s Eight. The most recent role on her resume comes from the latest season of American Horror Story, in which she plays a successful divorce lawyer named Siobhan Corbyn. After realizing how much audiences are eating up Kim’s work on the small screen, she and Murphy are currently working out a deal for a “sexy adult drama” spin-off series that will explore the legal world.
Kim Kardashian’s AHS: Delicate Performance Leaves Fans Craving More
The outlet notes that Kardashian’s character seems to take inspiration from her own separation attorney, Laura Wasser, and in her new show, she’ll be managing an all-female law firm. We know that Kris Jenner is already on deck as executive producer, meanwhile, Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken are responsible for writing. The series doesn’t currently have a name, but Hulu is the platform where you can find the AHS spin-off when it lands. It marks the first project from Murphy under his new deal with Disney and 20th Television, and we’re certainly eager to see what else he has up his sleeve.
It’s never been a secret that Kim Kardashian didn’t exactly take the conventional route to achieve her mass levels of fame and fortune, but that doesn’t mean everyone who attempts to follow in her footsteps will have the same luck. Read more about that at the link below, and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Snoop Dogg says that he’s interested in hosting a TV series for kids. Speaking with Distractify, he explained that he could provide them with advice, laughs, knowledge, and more on the show.
“I actually really, really, really, really, really want to do a kid show,” he told the outlet. “I can see it, you know, where it’s like they come to me for advice, for information, for fun, for wisdom, for knowledge. That’s something that I haven’t done and I feel like I’m setting up with the things I do in real life. The kids are our future so you know if I do things for the kids when I’m going to lay still gonna be here pushing the line.”
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA – AUGUST 25: Snoop Dogg performs during the “H.S. Reunion Tour” at Golden 1 Center on August 25, 2023 in Sacramento, California. (Photo by Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)
Snoop previously co-created the animated series for kids, Doggyland, which premiered on YouTube in 2022. “We wanted to bring our show to YouTube and YouTube Kids, which provides free access to everyone, so all the kids can enjoy it,” Snoop Dogg explained. “I’ve always wanted to create a kid-friendly series that lets kids be kids and is truly representative of the Culture with everything from the music to the characters.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Snoop opened up about his broader strategies on the business side of his career. While speaking on how he chooses to associate with certain brands, he remarked: “I ain’t exclusive to nobody but me. Now if I’m exclusive to you, believe me, you [are going to give] me a motherf–king bag or piece of the company. That’s just always been my rule. Because I feel like you own me now — if I got to be exclusive to you, then you own me. So if you’re going to own me, I need to own a piece of this.”
Tinie Tempah is set to host an upcoming TV show called Bangers. The Channel Four series will showcase various classic cars, exploring the history behind them. The rapper and motor-head will also be taking each one for a test drive. According to reports, the series is set to fill a hole for car-enthusiasts left by the cancellation of Top Gear. Top Gear was cancelled by BBC after the show’s presenter, Freddie Flintoff, got into a car crash that almost cost him his life.
In December of last year, Flintoff and a crew member of the show were driving in a open-top vehicle when they flipped over. A source shared more details of the crash with The Sun in February. “The injuries were more severe as the car didn’t have a roof,” the source explained, “It was a freak accident and somehow the car flipped over and the two men were dragged along.”
Tinie Tempah poses for a photo in the Red Bull Racing garage prior to qualifying ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Brazil at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace on November 11, 2022 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
The source also went on to describe the unique challengesTop Gear was facing due to logistics involved with it’s production. According to reports, Flintoff was left physically and mentally injured by the high-speed car wreck. BBC said that they felt it would be “inappropriate” to continue to series.
A source claims that Bangers is “filling the Top Gear hole for petrolhead viewers and is headed for primetime.” They additionally told The Sun, “It will celebrate classic cars from the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties.” “It will unearth unique classics and real gems of the decades,” the source continued. They also say Tinie will “visit the cars’ owners and look at their history.” The source called Tinie “a great option” to host the show due to his major appreciation for cars.
Twilight was a cultural phenomenon. The book series, published between 2005 and 2008, brought vampires into their emo era. The series sold over 120 million copies and was almost immediately slated for a film adaptation. That series, consisting of five films released between 2008 and 2012, grossed over $3 billion. The plot follows Bella Swan, a moody and reclusive teenager who enters into a relationship with vampire Edward Cullen. Later, werewolves are introduced to the series. The local pack includes Jacob Black, who has feelings for Bella. The books (and films) are a perfect encapsulation of the late 2000s and early 2010s and helped fuel the YA boom of that era.
Then came the Twilight resurgence. The series found new life and new love on TikTok during the pandemic. Additionally, 2020 marked the release of Midnight Sun, a retelling of the first Twilight novel from Jacob’s perspective. That book helped further fuel new interest in the series. Now, it appears that a new Twilight is coming for the new generation of fans.
According to a report from The Hollywood Reporter, Lionsgate Television is in the early stages of development on a Twilight TV series. A showrunner has not been announced but Sinead Daly (Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency, The Get Down, Tell Me Lies) has been attached as a writer. As the project is in its infancy, it is unclear whether it will be a remake of the book series, or a new story in the Twilight universe. While many fans would likely enjoy a TV remake, the series is ripe for exploration. Could we see a sequel centered on Edward and Bella’s daughter Renesmee? Or perhaps a prequel focused on Edward’s life before Bella? The possibilities are endless and likely to be thoroughly discussed by the creative team.
Series author Stephanie Meyer is reportedly involved, as is the man who brought Twilight to Lionsgate, Erik Feig. Lionsgate appear set on guiding the show’s development before offering it to various networks and streaming platforms for sale. However, talk of a Twilight TV show comes as Lionsgate courts bidders for some of its major assets. Industry rumors suggest Lionsgate is looking to move its studio and cable network Starz by the end of the year. However, the news will likely excite Twilight fans as rumors of a new project emerge.
The series finale of FX’s Snowfallis aired on April 19th. Set in Los Angeles during the 1980s, a crack cocaine epidemic swept through the city like a volatile storm, its effects engulfing characters and culture alike. Every few years there comes a show that revolutionizes our perception of reality – from The Sopranosthrough to The Wire and now Snowfall, FX’s gripping series created by the late John Singleton exploring the history of government involvement in the war on drugs in America. Each episode had its own unique power, dividing viewers with their reactions. Here are the best Snowfall episodes.
10. Sightlines (Season 2, Episode 1)
Frankie struggled on as an area dealer, unaware of the power looming over him that was close to changing his life forever. However, he disguised his criminal enterprise as an ice cream truck and built a modest fortune. Meanwhile, Teddy became aware that the government would no longer be funding his war against communism and he needed to adjust. Gus and Lucia wanted to recruit a new playmaker into their game, urging Lucia to do something she promised never to do. Since her father’s demise, Lucia had even more of a craving for authority and this was the perfect opportunity for her.
9. Surrender (Season 2, Episode 8)
Gustavo was resolute in his steadfastness to keep Lucia, despite the dispute. Soledad wielded no physical violence, yet the threats she made were gruesome: imprisoned gang members would beat and murder him on her orders so that her team stayed clear of it. Regardless, he seemed impervious. What could break through? Lucia called, distressed; seeking out Gustavo. She rushed off to find help and clear her innocence with one bold move—the recipe had to be made to attest its authenticity. With a deep breath and steady hands, she readied herself to cook it.
7. Cash and Carry (Season 3, Episode 3)
Franklin had never been aware of the extent of Avi’s drug dealing. In this dangerous game, Franklin’s closest ally had ultimately betrayed him. The Mexican venture saw Avi attempt to steal his money while pretending it was just a loan. With tensions high, Gustavo confronted Soledad and fired a shot. Meanwhile, Teddy sought to gain control of an airstrip, so he could smuggle drugs and weapons. Everything unfolded quickly, forcing Franklin to face the consequences of his choices.
6. The Game That Moves As You Play (Season 3, Episode 4)
Franklin’s world was rocked when the cops barged into Jerome’s abode, leading to a violent stand-off. Instead of backing down, he retaliated with strength and determination. Leon found out about Avi’s disastrous scheme and wanted to take action. Teddy came to know that Gustavo was the reason for Lorena’s death, and put her in the ground deep in the woods. This monumental twist was a harbinger for Franklin’s major character arc through the best episodes of Snowfall.
5. Aftermath (Season 2, Episode 9)
The weight of the situation packed in tightly, and for the first time Franklin was without a solution. Taut tensions ran through the room as he mustered the courage to visit his mother before committing to any conclusion. Matt, after enduring a cruel bout of cocaine infliction at the behest of Avi and friends, was confronted with an unpalatable option concerning his brother.
Lucia had committed treachery yet paid no mind to her activities. She and Gustavo were immediately embroiled in a scuffle that resulted in his being punctured with a blade. Nothing had gone their way in one of the best Snowfall episodes. Ultimately, Franklin chose a course of action that nearly condemned him to a life behind bars; the police had been tipped off.
4. Education (Season 2, Episode 10)
Franklin learned a hard lesson when he found himself behind bars. His former status meant nothing in the harsh prison environment. As soon as he arrived, his new shoes were taken from him and he quickly realized that in this place, friendships are fleeting. He was almost killed by Ray Ray, the same man who was forced to take his friend’s life. Fortunately, Teddy was able to get Franklin away before any serious damage could be done. Now, it’s time to get back to work.
3. Pocket Full of Rocks (Season 3, Episode 7)
The search for Mel was in motion and Andre had to ask Franklin for assistance. His feelings for her had long since dissipated, but Franklin still remembered the girl he had once been willing to do anything for. To locate her, he made it clear that no one should supply her with anything without getting in contact with him first.
Franklin wanted to leave the criminal underworld behind, whereas Leon wanted to dive further into it. Manboy desired to become Franklin’s most trusted lieutenant, though he understood Leon held onto that position at present. Teddy believed only one more job was required before he could escape forever.
2. Hedgehogs (Season 3, Episode 8)
Franklin and Teddy encounter each other, conversing regarding the latter’s personal life. Convinced of Teddy’s CIA allegiance, Frank exploited this knowledge. Eventually, Mel was located, and upon Franklin’s arrival, he observed the accuracy of all that had been professed regarding her transformation.
Garnishing intelligence from Kate, Andre traveled to Franklin’s house in search of governmental involvement evidence. Upon noticing Andre in his abode, Franklin began a discourse at Wright’s home before suddenly shooting him in the head.
1. Blackout (Season 3, Episode 9)
Mel understood that Franklin had been the one to end her father’s life. She informed Officer Nix of her suspicions, who then proceeded to make a plan. He told Mel that the postmortem concluded that her dad had taken his own life, but she did not believe this was true. Later, at the burial service, Franklin followed her home and she pulled out a gun. He received a bullet in the shoulder before trying to make an escape. Nonetheless, Mel fired another round, this time hitting him on the back. Critics consider “Blackout” to be one of the best Snowfall Episodes.
American Horror Story transformed the landscape of TV horror. Prior to its premiere, the genre was viewed as too labor-intensive. It was believed the series couldn’t be sustained beyond feature films due to its dependence on constructing and relieving tension. However, Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk were able to solve that problem.
Popular among viewers around the world, each season of this anthology series showcases a rotating ensemble of stellar actors such as Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, and Angela Bassett. And now, the incomparable Kim Kardashian is joining in on the fun – making a special appearance in the highly anticipated twelfth season, entitled Delicate, due to arrive this summer. Undeniably, American Horror Story cemented its mark in pop culture as one of the landmarks shows of the modern era. Here are the Top 10 American Horror Story seasons ranked.
10. Season 9 AHS: 1984
American Horror Story: 1984 endured the lack of long-term cast members, the weakest array to date. Billie Lourd and Emma Roberts valiantly tried to fill the gap, yet without Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson, it was too much. The season, a parody of the Friday The Thirteenth set in a summer camp, mimicked tropes of 1980s slasher flicks. Certain elements were successful, but the idiosyncratic tone of AHS showed in the montage scene with its spandex, it felt like American Horror Story rather than an 80s homage.
9. Season 5 AHS: Hotel
The most desirable season is widely known as one of its worst. Hotel sounded incredibly promising at the beginning: a mysterious hotel in Hollywood, with Lady Gaga in her first major acting debut, and vampires and murderers? It had all the expectations of a stellar season. Despite a magnificent performance from The Countess played by Gaga and an eye-catching aesthetic, the rest of it was mediocre or worse. It felt like a bizarre combination of a slasher flick with a romantic thriller that never quite achieved what it set out to do or produced any lasting shock. Further, the departure of the show’s beloved Jessica Lange certainly did not help.
8. Season 8 AHS: Apocalypse
The parade of beautiful men Ryan Murphy has focused on previously was well-casted, yet Cody Fern as Michael Langdon was unconvincing. He lacked the necessary sinister presence for a season dedicated to him. Though other seasons have refocused attention on more successful characters, American Horror Story: Apocalypse didn’t, staying solely tight-knit around this central performance. It eventually incorporates witches from AHS: Coven in the second half but fails to explore more Satanic motifs. The highlight of the season is Jessica Lange’s return as Constance Langdon from Season 1, though it ultimately proves too short-lived to salvage the convoluted story arcs.
7. Season 7 AHS: Cult
American Horror Story has rarely sought to depict current times, with Cult being the sole exception. This season is an answer to the 2016 presidential election and the uproar that President Donald Trump stirred up in American politics. Two primary characters are showcased: Ally, brilliantly portrayed by Sarah Paulson, who breaks down from fear in response to Trump’s win, and Kai, superbly acted by Evan Peters, who is empowered by the president and finds a cult of killer clowns. Depending on one’s political opinion, this season might prove controversial – yet its power is undeniable.
6. Season 11 AHS: NYC
American Horror Story: NYC is a return to its roots. Taking a far cry from the original, it offers an experience far superior to many of their recent seasons. Billie Lourd’s remarkable performance reigns supreme, with the integration of real-life events handled delicately and discreetly. This season boasts a massive breadth, delivering new avenues for the story spread out widely and gracefully, avoiding any possibility of being stuck in redundant horror cycles. As well, Murphy has provided a much-needed representation of LGBTQ+ within the genre, something they have become renowned for.
5. Season 4 AHS: Freak Show
American Horror Story: Freak Show has a powerful conclusion that doesn’t make up for its somewhat anticlimactic plot. What begins as a captivating beginning quickly evolves into a drama more than a fright fest. The untimely demise of Meep in AHS: Freak Show is indicative of this. The season is essentially an extended remake of the renowned film The Freaks, which itself is featured in the show. Lange revives her past brilliance with a great performance, while Evan Peters as Jimmy Darling captures our hearts with his adorable mannerisms. This season is more sorrowful than scary, exhibiting the evil that lies within the depths of human nature – and oh yeah, semi-terrifying clowns.
4. Season 1 AHS: Murder House
The original American Horror Story is close to faultless and has its purest iteration. Every character is deeply drawn, with a tragic tone that reaches its peak by the end. Rather than being overly structured, it allows events to unravel slowly and carefully, creating an intensity so strong one can almost feel it. Eventually revealed as a portal to Hell in AHS: Apocalypse, Tate remains at the core of the sinister Murder House. Jessica Lange’s remarkable performance is what ultimately led to the show’s second season and lasting legacy.
3. Season 10 AHS: Double Feature
Double Feature has it all – twice. Two locations, two stories with shockers, and double the dread. This season will bring you Red Tide and Death Valley – one at the seashore, the other on land. The interesting thing is how the topics and moods in each interconnect.
Red Tide stars a struggling scribe and his family as they arrive at a seaside village for wintertime. There, the inhabitants show their true horrific side. It reads like something out of Stephen King’s work. In Death Valley, a college gang goes camping only for them to be embroiled in an epic conspiracy that surpasses their imaginations. Both tales depict people taking a chance, only for them to regret it. Taking that plunge put Double Feature firmly in the success column of American Horror Story Seasons.
2. Season 3 AHS: Coven
Often favored by viewers, American Horror Story: Coven leaves much to be admired, particularly for its bold and assertive performances. The season features an excellent cast with talented additions Angela Bassett and Kathy Bates joining Paulson’s Fiona and Lange’s Cordelia. Unfortunately, the conclusion, though abrupt, fails to do justice to its characters. The season also marks a noteworthy performance from the late Leslie Jordan.
1. Season 2 AHS: Asylum
Asylum marked the first attempt of American Horror Story to use an anthology approach. After the resounding success of Murder House, the show moved on to a new tale entirely in Season 2. It surpassed expectations, set in the 1960s and centering around Briarcliff Manor, a mental asylum presided over by those who preferred to hide their atrocities instead of helping the afflicted. The narrative begins as a reporter is unjustly institutionalized for being a lesbian and then becomes witness to the macabre terror that exists within those walls. Jessica Lange gave one of her most memorable performances in AHS. The plot was so ambitious it has yet to be rivaled.
The world of Harry Potter is catching a second wind. Recently, the Wizarding World has hung in the balance. The Fantastic Beasts movies, which began in 2016, have fizzled out. Many fans believed they never captured the magic of the original series. Unfortunately, the movies only lessened in quality as time went on. The third film in the franchise, The Secrets of Dumbledore, was released last year with barely an ounce of the attention and adoration of the others. The reasons for this are debatable, but Warner Brothers made it clear that the third Fantastic Beasts film would be the last. For a time, it seemed like this might be the end of Harry Potter as we knew it.
Since the release of the final film in the original series, there have been murmurs of a television series. WB reportedly explored the idea over a decade ago. However, with the advent of the MCU, every studio began to focus on universe expansion. As such, WB decided to move forward with a prequel Potter series. Sadly, a myriad of issues from bad box office to fans’ disappointment in J.K. Rowling caused WB to cut the prequels short. What was originally intended to be a five-film series was pared down to three. Still, it seems there is hope for Potter fans that want more.
HBO Officially Announces Harry Potter TV Series
Last week, it was reported that WB was once again approaching the idea of a Harry Potter streaming series. The studio had allegedly been in talks with HBO Max about it. The report also stated that the series would focus on the original seven books instead of expanding upon them. It appears that last week’s report was correct because HBO has now released an announcement trailer.
The trailer doesn’t show much, unfortunately, but the prospect of the series itself was enough for fans. Many expressed excitement upon hearing the news. Some, however, approached with trepidation. “[I] always dreamed of a Harry Potter series that would adapt each book,” one fan said. “But now that it’s happened it scares me.” Another chimed in to agree, “Can’t help but think about all the things we won’t be getting: a cinematic release, Daniel, Rupert and Emma, John Williams’ iconic score, etc.” What do you think of the news? Let us know in the comments below!
