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The wait for a new season of All American has been a bit of a long one, mostly due to the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes from 2023. The strikes put a halt on production and script for All American season six, as well as All American: Homecoming season three. However, the strikes have been over for a few months now and production is back in full swing. With that, it was only a matter of time until new details about All American season six and thankfully, they are here. So, with just a little over a month until season six returns, here is everything that you need to know about the upcoming season of All American.

Release Date

All American season six will premiere on The CW on April 1, 2024 at 8 pm EST/7 pm CST. The news was shared through a trailer the platform released on February 15, ending the long wait by fans for an official date for the new season. Season five of All American concluded after 20 episodes on May 15, 2023.

Cast

Outside the absence of Billy Baker (played by Taye Diggs) and questions around the characters Coach Montes (played by Kamar de los Reyes, who passed away at the end of 2023) and Patience Robinson (played by Chelsea Tavares), the cast should remain the same for All American season six. Here’s the list of names to expect in the main cast for the new season:

• Daniel Ezra as Spencer James
• Bre-Z as Tamia “Coop” Cooper
• Greta Onieogou as Layla Keating
• Samantha Logan as Olivia Baker
• Michael Evans Behling as Jordan Baker
• Cody Christian as Asher Adams
• Karimah Westbrook as Grace James
• Miya Horcher as Jaymee
• Chelsea Tavares as Patience Robinson

The cast of recurring characters for All American season six includes:

• Monét Mazur as Laura Fine-Baker
• Jalyn Hall as Dillon James
• Hunter Clowdus as JJ Parker
• Mitchell Edwards as Cam Watkins
• Simeon Daise as Jabari Long
• Morris Chestnut as Rick Barnes

Plot

Though we have an official release date and trailer for All American season six, The CW did not share the official synopsis for the new season. Despite this, there are plenty of storylines that will be continued in season six. First, we will presumably pick up on the aftermath of Patience’s stabbing, an incident that occurred in the Baker house in retaliation from her longtime stalker Miko.

The trailer for season six also revealed that the show will pick up after the summer, bringing Olivia back home from her trip to London. This means Spencer and Olivia can pick up where they left off in their romance, but as expected, there will be some complications as neither character is the same person they were before the summer began. Spencer and Jordan will also clash heads as they look to lead their Golden Angeles University football squad through a successful season.

Asher and Jaymee have their baby boy and that will lead to complications in their lives as they adjust to being parents. Jordan and Olivia are also tasked with picking up the pieces after their father Billy Baker’s death and ensuring that the family legacy lives on through them.

Trailer

In addition to the All American season six premiere date announced, The CW released a trailer for the new season. You can view that below.

All American Season 6 Schedule

All American season six is expected to have thirteen episodes in total, and this is the tentative release schedule for the episodes:

• April 1: Episode 1
• April 8: Episode 2
• April 15: Episode 3
• April 22: Episode 4
• April 29: Episode 5
• May 6: Episode 6
• May 13: Episode 7
• May 20: Episode 8
• May 27: Episode 9
• June 3: Episode 10
• June 10: Episode 11
• June 17: Episode 12
• June 24: Episode 13

How To Watch All American Season 6

New episodes in All American season six will initially air on The CW channel Mondays at 8 pm EST/7 pm CST starting on April 1, 2024. The following day each week, starting at 3 am EST/2 pm CST, the week’s new episode will be available to stream on The CW website and app.

‘All American’ season six debuts on The CW on April 1, 2024. Seasons 1-5 are available now to stream on Netflix.

Flaco was born in captivity, one of the owls found in the Central Park Zoo. But when his enclosure was vandalized in February of 2023, he escaped. There were attempts to get him back, but he evaded capture, becoming one of New York City’s most beloved non-human citizens, much like the park’s Mandarin Duck. Sadly, after a year of freedom, Flaco died, leading to much mourning.

Per The New York Times, the Wildlife Conservation Society released a statement saying the Eurasian eagle-owl appeared to have collided with a building on the Upper West Side, on West 89th Street. Zoo employees took his body to the Bronx Zoo, where a necropsy will be performed. Next month he would have turned 14 months.

Flaco escaped from the zoo on February 2 of last year after vandals shredded the mesh on his enclosure. The Wildlife Conservation Society was not pleased with his escape.

“The vandal who damaged Flaco’s exhibit jeopardized the safety of the bird and is ultimately responsible for his death,” the society said in its statement. “We are still hopeful that the N.Y.P.D., which is investigating the vandalism, will ultimately make an arrest.”

No one was ever arrested, nor was Flaco ever captured. There were fears that he couldn’t survive on his own. But survive he did, and he began attracting attention of the city’s citizenry, becoming a fixture of social media.

Still, Flaco’s life was always at risk, as NYT explained. Millions of birds across America fly into windows after failing to perceive them as glass. There’s risk of contracting rodenticide, of snatching up a poisoned rat that’s become sluggish and therefore and easy target. When Barry, another celebrity Central Park Zoo owl, died in 2021, she was found to have high levels of rat poison in her system.

Whether the collision killed Flaco or whether other factors were involved will be known after the necropsy is performed.

Being a beloved New Yorker, Flaco was mourned after his passing. “Rest In Peace, my upper Manhattan neighbor, Flaco,” wrote comedian Frank Coniff. “I hope somewhere in the afterlife, Millie and Barney are having a staring contest with you.”

“I I love you flaco. You will always be a free bird,” wrote writer Noah Hurowitz.

“Flaco, you gave so much joy to many of us,” wrote Vee Nabong. “I’m glad you experienced life outside an enclosure during the one short year that you were free. We will miss you terribly, your hoots , stretches, cute Flaco expressions and many fly outs in the evenings.”

“I’m so sad about Flaco,” wrote author Francesca Serritella. This charming owl was inspiring with his courage and adaptability, a poignant figure of wildness and wonder in this city that wants for both. And I loved when his little ear tufts caught the wind.”

(Via NYT)

Following Cassie’s shocking legal filing against Diddy in November 2023, in which he was accused of sexual misconduct, the music industry underwent a reckoning. Several high-profile music executives, including Jimmy Iovine, were accused of similar allegations, including the co-founder of Interscope Records in the Supreme Court of the State of New York County. Nearly three months later, there has been an update on the case.

According to Rolling Stone, on February 15, the plaintiff’s attorney, Doug Wigdor, filed a discontinuance with prejudice to close the case for good. In a statement shared with the publisher, Wigdor expressed his client’s (referred to as Jane Doe) decision to drop the suit, opting instead for an out-of-court resolution.

“The matter was resolved to the satisfaction of the parties,” he said. No further information has been provided outlining the terms of the parties’ agreement.

In the initial filing, Doe alleged that in August 2007 Iovine “sexually abused, forcibly touched, and subjected to sexual harassment and retaliation.” As part of the case, he faced assault and battery claims in addition to violations of the New York City Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Act and the New York City Human Rights Law.

Iovine nor his legal representative have issued a statement regarding the case.

Unless the Utah Jazz or the Houston Rockets make a push over the final 25 or so games of the regular season, we can clearly state which teams are going to make the playoffs out of the Western Conference. The order they make it, however, is nowhere near as clear, as the West is affectionately a jumbled mess full of teams that are constantly one winning or losing streak away from a major change to their fortunes.

Four teams are within 2.5 games of the 1-seed. Another four teams are separated by 1.5 games on either side of the Play-In line. At the very bottom of the conference are teams that have LeBron James and Steph Curry on them (although not on the same team, despite Golden State’s best efforts at the trade deadline).

Anthony Edwards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

We’ll put these two together because they’re the two biggest stars on the two teams at the top of the Western Conference, and they are entering this stretch with the same goal in mind: finishing in first. Edwards and Gilgeous-Alexander are both magnificent players who have combined to win a grand total of zero playoff series in their careers. That’s totally fine — they’re young, they’ve gotten tastes of playoff basketball, and success is going to come sooner rather than later for both of them.

Edwards has a chance at throwing his name into the MVP discussion with a big second half of the year, while Gilgeous-Alexander has a real shot at just flat-out winning the award. They’ve been great so far for teams that are in the hunt for a championship, and now, it’ll be on them to try and find that extra gear over the final 27 games. The 1-seed and homecourt in the Western Conference are on the line, and there’s a chance a spot in the NBA Finals comes down to a Game 7 between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Oklahoma City Thunder. I’m sure either team would love to make sure that game happens in front of their fans. The bad news? They’ve already played four times this year, so there are no more Wolves-Thunder games on the schedule.

James Harden

No one is better at getting what they want than Harden. When he was done in Houston, he wanted a move to Brooklyn, which he got. Same with moving to Philly when he was done in Brooklyn, and same with the Clippers when he was done with the Sixers. And now, he wants a championship and a contract extension, but you don’t need me to remind you what he tends to do when the lights get really bright, as no player in the league has been defined more by their postseason failures than Harden.

The good news is he’s been excellent in Los Angeles after a rough start — the team has the second-best record in the league since getting past the initial, five-game losing streak that happened when he first got to town. The Clipper offense desperately needs his ability to run the show and get guys the ball in spots they like, and when he’s out there with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, Los Angeles is just pummeling teams (they’ve been very, very good when it’s Harden and only one of those two, as well). It’s worked out well so far, and keeping this up down the stretch would give L.A. a real shot of getting the 1-seed.

The Pelicans’ Big 3

At some point, the trio of C.J. McCollum, Brandon Ingram, and Zion Williamson are going to have to show they are a viable trio long-term. The team is 34-22 and find themselves 5.5 games back of the 1-seed, three games back of the 4-seed and homecourt in the first round, and five games up on the 10-seed. They’re a small losing streak away from falling down into eighth place (they’re 1.5 games up on Sacramento). In these moments, you want to lean on your stars, but the problem New Orleans faces: Things haven’t gone very well when their three stars are on the floor together.

All three are very good players, but per Cleaning the Glass, lineups with all of them on the floor together are being outscored by 2.6 points per 100 possessions. The team’s most used lineup — McCollum, Ingram, Herb Jones, Williamson, Jonas Valanciunas — is being outscored by 2.8 points per 100 possessions. The ones with only two of the three on the floor tend to be excellent, and it might behoove Willie Green to lean into those as much as possible. It would help if that trio could stop anyone on defense, as the lineups with all three of them on the floor are allowing 118 points per 100 possessions, which is impressive, considering the team’s defensive rating of 113.4 is seventh in the league. There is a really dangerous basketball team in here, and figuring out how to put their stars into positions to succeed is priority No. 1 down the stretch.

Bradley Beal

Sometimes it’s as simple as being healthy. When Beal plays, the Suns are 19-11. When he does not, they’re 14-12. The idea behind putting Beal with Kevin Durant and Devin Booker continues to make sense in theory, and when they’re on the floor together, Phoenix is a juggernaut — lineups with all three of them alongside one another are outscoring opponents by 12 points per 100 possessions (although it’s worth mentioning that the lineups with Beal and only one of the All-Stars have struggled, particularly the ones without Booker, as those lineups are getting outscored by 8.7 points per 100 possessions). And for all the concerns about whether they can stay healthy, Durant (played in 49 of 56 games) and Booker (46 of 56) have generally held up their end of the bargain.

But of course, it’s not like this team was assembled without any indication that these are guys who occasionally miss some time. This was the risk Phoenix always was going to take when it decided to go all-in on three superstars with checkered injury histories, and if the team is going to make noise once the playoffs roll around, getting Beal healthy and consistently going is crucial. That’s especially true if they want to avoid the play-in — Phoenix is currently in seventh, and the team is just as close to 10th place as it is third (four games each way). Their biggest problem? Tankathon gives them the toughest remaining schedule in the league with two games left against all of these teams: Boston, Minnesota, Oklahoma City, Cleveland, the Clippers, and Denver. Are those the teams with the six best records in the league? You bet!

Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski, and Klay Thompson

Steve Kerr opted to make a bold change in the team’s final game before the All-Star break, as he put Klay Thompson on the bench and leaned into a starting lineup of Steph Curry, Brandin Podziemski, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, and Draymond Green. Well, it was bold on the surface, but when you look at the numbers, that lineup has been destroying opposing teams all year: It’s outscoring opponents by just over 27 points per 100 possessions, according to Cleaning the Glass.

Amid Thompson’s up and down year, the emergence of Kuminga and Podziemski has the Warriors looking like the Warriors when they’re out there with that trio of veterans. Kuminga appears to have gotten past his gripes about playing time as he’s become nearly indispensable, while Podziemski just has that Warriors thing about him where he seems like he always knows how to make the right play. Thompson, meanwhile, is still a good player; he’s just struggled to reach the highs he reached earlier in his career. That’s fine, and perhaps coming off the bench and getting to feast against second units is exactly what he needs to get on track, especially once Chris Paul comes back and can get him looks in spots where he wants the ball. And while the Warriors are 28-26 and have a bit of a hill to climb in the West — they’re the 10-seed right now and sit four games back of both the 6-seed and the 7-seed — they might actually be able to scale it.

The least hot ticket in America this weekend is CPAC, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, which seems to increase in craziness every year. How crazy is it now? So crazy that its far right speakers are saying the quietest parts extra loud. Things kicked off in appropriately scary gear right off the bat, with Trump stooge and Pizzagate loon Jack Posobiec telling the crowd that their goal is to bring an stop to the biggest part of the nearly 250-year-old American experiment.

“Welcome to the end of democracy. We are here to overthrow it completely,” Posobiec told the crowd, to scattered applause. He then chillingly added, “We didn’t get all the way there on January 6, but we will endeavor to get rid of it and replace it with this, right here.” (What is “this”?

Not everyone applauded, but one person who did was Steve Bannon, who laughed and crowed, “Amen.”

Posobiec’s vow to end democracy comes mere weeks after Donald Trump, the prospective GOP nominee, straight-up said he’d be a “dictator,” which he vowed to only be for one day — as though dictators ever grow tired of wielding absolute power. That didn’t stop him from soaring in the polls, but perhaps people should take seriously the things said by a party that ended legal abortion nationwide. Then again, you know, Joe Biden is kind of old and sometimes says strange things.

You can watch CNN cover Posobiec’s startling words in the video above.

Donald Trump has never had much of a filter. What’s more, he has some, well, interesting thoughts bouncing around in his mushy head. That can get him into trouble — not much trouble, mind you, as he somehow has a chance of being re-elected president later this year. On Friday he spoke at the Black Conservative Federation Honors Gala held in Columbia, South Carolina, where he let slip something…strange.

“And then I got indicted a second time and then a third time and a fourth time!” Trump said. “And a lot of people said that that’s why the Black people like me, because they have been hurt so badly and discriminated against. And they actually viewed me as — I’m being discriminated against. It’s been pretty amazing.”

Trump’s comment comes on the heels of him nonsensically comparing himself to Alexei Navalny, the Vladimir Putin critic who mysteriously died in a Siberian penal colony. Talking about the many indictments he’s ratcheted up, he recently told a Fox News town hall crowd that he’s suffering from “a form of Navalny.” He said this, despite Putin being such a dear pal of his, even though he was also suggesting, like many, that Putin was responsible for Navalny’s death.

(Via Mediaite)

Yesterday (February 23), Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her highly-anticipated Guts World Tour. For weeks, the “Vampire” singer has teased tour merch, set design, and more. But thanks to Uproxx’s own Philip Cosores and his review of opening night in Palm Springs, California, we know exactly what the 21-year-old has to offer on the arena run.

In Cosores’ remarks, he dubbed Rodrigo: “officially an arena rock star,” thanks to her sheer display on stage during the Guts World Tour. If you were lucky enough to grab tickets to one of the sold-out shows, you are in for a treat. Continue below to view the setlist, remaining tour stops, and poster.

Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour setlist

1. “Bad Idea, Right?”
2. “Ballad Of A Homeschooled Girl”
3. “Vampire”
4. “Traitor”
5. “Drivers License”
6. “Teenage Dream”
7. “Pretty Isn’t Pretty”
8. “Love Is Embarrassing”
9. “Making The Bed”
10. “Logical”
11. “Enough For You”
12. “Lacy”
13. “Jealousy, Jealousy”
14. “Happier”
15. “Favorite Crime”
16. “Deja Vu”
17. “The Grudge”
18. “Brutal”
19. “Obsessed”
20. “All-American B*tch”
21. “Good 4 U”
22. “Get Him Back!”

Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour dates

02/24 — Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center ~
02/27 — Houston, TX @ Toyota Center ~
02/28 — Austin, TX @ Moody Center ~
03/01 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center ~
03/02 — New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center ~
03/05 — Orlando, FL @ Amway Center ~
03/06 — Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center ~
03/08 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center ~
03/09 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena ~
03/12 — St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center ~
03/13 — Omaha, NE @ CHI Health Center ~
03/15 — Saint Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center ~
03/16 — Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum ~
03/19 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ~
03/20 — Chicago, IL @ United Center ~
03/22 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena ~
03/23 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena ~
03/26 — Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre ~
03/27 — Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre ~
03/29 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena ~
03/30 — Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena ~
04/01 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~
04/02 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden ~
04/05 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/06 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/08 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/09 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden +
04/30 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena =
05/01 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena =
05/03 — Manchester, England @ Co-op Live =
05/04 — Manchester, England @ Co-op Live =
05/07 — Glasgow, Scotland @ OVO Hydro =
05/08 — Glasgow, Scotland @ OVO Hydro =
05/10 — Birmingham, England @ Utilita Arena =
05/11 — Birmingham, England @ Utilita Arena =
05/14 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/15 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/17 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/18 — London, England @ The O2/2024 — =
05/22 — Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis =
05/24 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome =
05/25 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome =
05/28 — Oslo, Norway @ Spektrum =
05/30 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena =
06/01 — Berlin, Germany @ Mercedes-Benz Arena =
06/04 — Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena =
06/05 — Frankfurt, Germany @ Festhalle =
06/07 — Munich, Germany @ Olympiahalle =
06/09 — Bologna, Italy @ Unipol Arena =
06/11 — Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion =
06/12 — Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena =
06/14 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena =
06/15 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena =
06/18 — Barcelona, Spain @ Palau Sant Jordi =
06/20 — Madrid, Spain @ WizInk Center =
06/22 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Altice Arena =
07/19 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center ^
07/20 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena ^
07/23 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena ^
07/24 — Lexington, KY @ Rupp Arena ^
07/26 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center ^
07/27 — Oklahoma City, OK @ Paycom Center ^
07/30 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena ^
07/31 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center ^
08/02 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center ^
08/03 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center ^
08/06 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena ^
08/07 — Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena ^
08/09 — Vancouver, British Columbia @ Rogers Arena ^
08/10 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center ^
08/13 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/14 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/16 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +
08/17 — Inglewood, CA @ Kia Forum +

+ with The Breeders
^ with PinkPantheress
~ with Chappell Roan
= with Remi Wolf

Olivia Rodrigo’s Guts World Tour poster

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Werner Herzog was once shot during an interview. He once pulled a giant boat over a mountain. He once ate a shoe after losing a bet, and had it filmed for a movie. He once rescued Joaquin Phoenix from a car accident. He once made a movie where the entire cast performed under hypnosis. He also recently watched 30 minutes of Barbie, and he came away with the correct conclusion about Barbie Land.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, the legendary filmmaker and scene-stealing actor went on Piers Morgan: Uncensored, during which he weighed in on some of this year’s Oscar crop. He admitted he hasn’t seen Oppenheimer yet, but he did see some but not all of the one about a living doll who suffers an existential crisis.

“Barbie, I managed to see the first half hour, and I was curious,” Herzog told Morgan. “I wanted to watch it because I was curious. And I still don’t have an answer, but I have a suspicion. Could it be that the world of Barbie is sheer hell?”

The director of Even Dwarfs Started Small added, “For a movie ticket, as an audience, you can witness sheer hell, as close as it gets.”

He’s not wrong! The plot of Barbie kicks off when its titular hero is struck with a sudden and violent case of self-awareness, wondering aloud if anyone else has ever thought about death. Barbie Land is so pink it may or may not have almost caused a paint shortage. All the men (well, save one) are idiots who are this close to turning into patriarchal tyrants. Barbie ends [spoiler!] with Barbie escaping into our own horrible world, where she can finally have lady parts.

Of course, the filmmaker who once allegedly pulled a gun on his main actor when he tried to flee set hasn’t gotten to most of that yet; he still has another 80-some minutes left.

You can watch Herzog’s full Piers Morgan appearance in the video below.

(Via THR)

Tim Burton and Jenna Ortega are a match made in (miserable) heaven. Netflix knows this truth and saw fit to greenlight a second season of Wednesday after the series danced to the top of the Netflix all-time Top 10 TV list. The streaming service also decided that Uncle Fester needed his own show, too, so there are plenty of Addams and relations to go around in the coming years.

The star outcast of Nevermore Academy will have plenty of darkness to wade through upon her TV return, and the second season decided upon filming in Ireland rather than Romania, which could throw some different shades on the upcoming spooky visuals. Let’s talk about what else has been revealed for the next exercise of psychic powers from the deadpan-gloomy Raven.

Plot

Thank goodness that Netflix isn’t messing with the best part of this show — the infamous Wednesday personality, via Deadline and E! News:

“I’ve received some scripts now for the second season, and we’re definitely leaning into a little bit more horror,” Ortega told Laverne Cox while being interviewed for E! on the Emmys red carpet. “It’s really, really exciting because all throughout the show [Wednesday] never really changes and that’s what’s wonderful about her.”

She continued, “There’s some really good one-liners and I think everything is bigger. It’s a lot more action-packed. I think each episode will probably feel a little bit more like a movie, which is nice.”

From there, Ortega might have said too much on her feelings about the show’s first-season writing, but it’s also worth noting that the Scream VI actress looks forward to acting out more of Wednesday’s motives and why “her main drive with the monster was a kind of competitiveness.”

Obviously, the finale left some threads wide open, and the show will hopefully follow up on Tyler’s true nature and continue to sidestep a straightforward investigative approach on behalf of the title character. That, and Wednesday’s rebellion, made the show unpredictable and fun, especially when that fun gave a playful middle finger while embracing the “fun” characteristic.

Cast

There must be more of Thing, and there’s also going to be another member of the Addams clan coming right at ya. Will that be Cousin Itt? Please.

Otherwise, the deliciously perfect cast continues to exist with the unblinking Jenna Ortega back in braids and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzman still doing the Morticia and Gomez thing. With a spinoff in motion, you’d think that Fred Armisen would make another appearance as Uncle Fester, and hopefully, we’ll see Gwendoline Christie, Jamie McShane Emma Myers, Riki Lindhome, Hunter Doohan, and Joy Sunday surface at least in spirit.

Release Date

Not even Wednesday Addams could conjure up an exact vision of when her second season shall arrive, but with locations scouted and filming beginning in April, early 2025 is a realistic bet.

Trailer

Did we really think there would be a trailer yet? No way. So, we shall practice these dance moves instead.

Drew McIntyre defeated Bobby Lashley, LA Knight, Kevin Owens, Logan Paul, and Randy Orton to win the Men’s Elimination Chamber match. He will now go on to face Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 40.

Knight and McIntrye got the match started, and it didn’t take long for McIntyre to mock the injured CM Punk, teasing a Go To Sleep. Knight reversed it, tossed McIntyre outside the ring and continuously slammed his head into the Chamber pods. The buzzer sounded for Owens, who took out Knight and McIntyre before yelling at Paul.

Lashley was next out of the pod, using the cage structure to punish McIntyre outside the ring. Owens waited on Paul to leave the pod next, but it was Orton, who hit a signature power slam and a hanging DDT to the outside on Owens.

Lashley hit a spear on Knight, but he was able to roll out of the ring and avoid getting pinned. Lashley then went for a spear on McIntyre, but ended up on the middle turnbuckle. The buzzer sounded again, and it was Owens who was immediately in Paul’s pod. Owens slammed Paul into the pod wall, then tossed him into the ring. Owens and Paul went at each other outside the ring when Lashley tossed Owens through one pod, then speared Paul through another.

McIntyre landed the Claymore on Lashley and rolled him into the ring, but Lashley made his way back to his feet and applied the Hurt Lock on Knight. McIntyre came out of nowhere with another Claymore to pin and eliminate Lashley. As Lashley was leaving the ring, Knight hit the Blunt Force Trauma on both Orton and McIntrye. AJ Styles suddenly appeared and slammed a chair into Knight’s back before hitting the Styles Clash on the chair. McIntyre crawled over to gain the pinfall and another elimination.

Owens and Paul finally made their way to their feet and went at each other. After taking out Paul, Owens got into the ring and attacked McIntyre and Orton. Owens took out McIntyre and Paul before going after Orton, but the Viper hit an RKO for the pinfall.

Orton and McIntyre mixed it up in the ring as Paul made his way to the top of the pods. Paul landed a flying crossbody onto McIntyre. Paul pulled the brass knuckles out of his tights, but Orton hit an RKO out of nowhere to eliminate him.

Orton reversed a Future Shock DDT and landed his hanging from the middle rope DDT inside the ring. Orton called for the RKO, but McIntyre reversed into a spinebuster. McIntyre counted down the Claymore, but Orton couldn’t make his way back to his feet as he crumpled in back pain. Orton then exploded up for an RKO, but Paul hit him with the brass knuckles to allow McIntyre to pin Orton for the pinfall and earn a matchup with Rollins.