#FASHIONFILES: Ayo Edebiri in Chanel Hot or Not?
#RHOA:Kandi Burruss' Ex Makes Explosive Claims About Intimacy
The Real Housewives of Atlanta shocker comes in a trailer for a documentary that promises to rip the lid off the secrets from the combustible show, featuring the perspectives of the partners of the drama queens and produced by Burrus' ex, Todd Tucker.
Todd Tucker claimed he and Kandi Burruss had threesomes throughout most of their marriage.MEGA
"We did. I would say most of our marriage we did," Tucker told another Atlanta ex, Peter Thomas – who was recently released from prison after a six-month stint for tax evasion – in a trailer for 'Til Divorce Do Us Part, due out in theaters in October.
"For real?" Thomas, 65, asks. When Tucker responds in the affirmative, Thomas – who was previously married to RHOA star Cynthia Bailey – exclaimed, "I'm a saint!"
Just one day after Tucker aired the divorced couple's dirty laundry, Burruss kicked back, issuing a blistering statement saying: "A man who has already hurt me to my core is furthering the damage by choosing to sensationalize our private life to stretch his five minutes of fame.
"His current behavior has only confirmed that I did the right thing by getting divorced. I Do, I Did, I'm Done!"
Burruss accused Tucker of sensationalizing their private life for publicity.MEGA
Grammy winner Burruss, 50, announced their split in November 2025 and the battling exes finalized their divorce earlier this year, with the musician agreeing to pay Todd a lump sum of $426,000.
Kandi and 53-year-old Tucker met while filming season 4 of RHOA in 2011 before becoming engaged in January 2013 and tying the knot in April 2014.
They seemingly had an amicable split and made an effort to show they were peacefully co-parenting their kids, Ace, 10, and Blaze, 6, in June when they shared a video on social media of their vacation to Bermuda.
A June social media video showed Burruss and Tucker vacationing in Bermuda.MEGA
The video showed Todd on the beach reading a copy of the book Daily Prayers for Men, which elicited a telling comment from Buruss: "We was married for almost 12 years, and that man ain't never had no Prayers for Men book, none of that... he should've started praying a long time ago."
#MusicNews: “Love King” Raheem DeVaughn Launches Syndicated Nighttime Radio Show ‘The Garden of Love’
Urban One’s Reach Media and Radio One have officially announced the launch of “The Garden of Love,” a brand-new syndicated nighttime radio show hosted by Grammy-nominated R&B heavyweight Raheem DeVaughn. Premiering on Monday, October 12, the program will air Sunday through Thursday from 7:00 PM to midnight.
Designed as a nightly sanctuary for the community to unwind, “The Garden of Love” seamlessly pairs soulful music with grounded conversations about love, life, and relationships. Each broadcast will feature a curated mix of romantic R&B and classic slow jams, while DeVaughn opens the phone lines for audience dedications, real talk, and interactive discussions.
“Grateful to everyone who has supported my radio journey!” DeVaughn shared regarding the launch. “This new chapter with Urban One is about building a new nighttime syndicated tradition and truly something special for the listeners. The future is bright, and we’re just getting started!”
The transition to nighttime radio is a natural progression for DeVaughn, widely known as “The Love King of R&B & Soul.” A platinum-selling songwriter and independent powerhouse, he recently earned his second No. 1 on the Billboard R&B charts with a reimagined version of his classic hit, “You.” Earlier in 2026, he released his tenth studio album, The Quiet Storm Lover (Tome Un), via a partnership with EVEN.biz.
Beyond his musical catalog, DeVaughn is a dedicated community advocate. As the founder of the LoveLife Foundation, he actively works to improve the health and well-being of underserved communities of color. His philanthropic efforts earned him the Key to the City of Washington, D.C., and the 2023 Presidential Volunteer Award, paving the way for a prestigious performance at the 2024 White House Juneteenth celebration alongside Patti LaBelle and Charlie Wilson.
“The Garden of Love” will anchor its broadcast on Majic 102.3 WMMJ in Washington, D.C., with syndication across additional major markets including WAMJ Atlanta, WPPZ Philadelphia, WWIN Baltimore, and WKJS Richmond.
#HipHopNews: JAY-Z Opens Los Angeles Pop-Up Ahead Of SoFi Stadium Shows
JAY-Z has opened his Los Angeles anniversary pop-up, bringing the gear from his yearlong celebration to fans ahead of his two SoFi Stadium shows.
The JAY-Z30 space is at 7007 Romaine Street. An official notice lists daily hours from noon to 7 P.M. Pacific through October 22. That gives fans time to stop in before the concert weekend.
Photos sent with the opening notice show a lit display table with clothing racks around it. A large wall carries the JAY-Z30 name, Los Angeles branding and the slogan “’96 & Forever,” tying the room to the year Reasonable Doubt arrived.
The photos also show black varsity jackets with the Yankees logo on the chest and a large Reasonable Doubt 30th-anniversary design on the back. The jacket’s sleeves also carry album titles and release years.
Other shots show JAY-Z30 T-shirts, a blue shirt covered in his aliases and a black cap bearing the words Los Angeles.
Those New York designs have a story beyond a team logo. The jackets are part of a Mitchell & Ness collaboration built around JAY-Z’s albums and his Yankee Stadium concerts earlier this year.
Designer Tommy Campos explained how the pieces came together in a July interview with Andscape. He studied old Yankees gear and items from the album’s first release while working on the clothes.
“The varsity jacket is based on Roc-a-Fella’s original promo jacket,” Campos said.
For the collection’s baseball jerseys, he also drew on the cut and weight of the Yankees’ 1996 uniforms. The charcoal pinstripes took their cue from the suit on JAY-Z’s album cover, linking the clothes to the record’s look.
Fans wore anniversary varsity jackets and Yankees collaboration jerseys outside his July 10 Yankee Stadium show.
The Los Angeles opening follows the New York pop-ups launched for the album’s anniversary. Those June events paired merchandise with installations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, extending the celebration beyond the stage before the hometown shows.
JAY-Z’s SoFi Stadium concerts are scheduled for October 23 and 24, with both shows listed for 8 P.M. The pop-up’s announced closing day falls one day before the first performance.
#TRAGIC: Georgia police identify man who fatally fell off Six Flags roller coaster as Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem
Designed as a nightly sanctuary for the community to unwind, “The Garden of Love” seamlessly pairs soulful music with grounded conversations about love, life, and relationships. Each broadcast will feature a curated mix of romantic R&B and classic slow jams, while DeVaughn opens the phone lines for audience dedications, real talk, and interactive discussions.
“Grateful to everyone who has supported my radio journey!” DeVaughn shared regarding the launch. “This new chapter with Urban One is about building a new nighttime syndicated tradition and truly something special for the listeners. The future is bright, and we’re just getting started!”
The transition to nighttime radio is a natural progression for DeVaughn, widely known as “The Love King of R&B & Soul.” A platinum-selling songwriter and independent powerhouse, he recently earned his second No. 1 on the Billboard R&B charts with a reimagined version of his classic hit, “You.” Earlier in 2026, he released his tenth studio album, The Quiet Storm Lover (Tome Un), via a partnership with EVEN.biz.
Beyond his musical catalog, DeVaughn is a dedicated community advocate. As the founder of the LoveLife Foundation, he actively works to improve the health and well-being of underserved communities of color. His philanthropic efforts earned him the Key to the City of Washington, D.C., and the 2023 Presidential Volunteer Award, paving the way for a prestigious performance at the 2024 White House Juneteenth celebration alongside Patti LaBelle and Charlie Wilson.
“The Garden of Love” will anchor its broadcast on Majic 102.3 WMMJ in Washington, D.C., with syndication across additional major markets including WAMJ Atlanta, WPPZ Philadelphia, WWIN Baltimore, and WKJS Richmond.
#HipHopNews: JAY-Z Opens Los Angeles Pop-Up Ahead Of SoFi Stadium Shows
The JAY-Z30 space is at 7007 Romaine Street. An official notice lists daily hours from noon to 7 P.M. Pacific through October 22. That gives fans time to stop in before the concert weekend.
Photos sent with the opening notice show a lit display table with clothing racks around it. A large wall carries the JAY-Z30 name, Los Angeles branding and the slogan “’96 & Forever,” tying the room to the year Reasonable Doubt arrived.
The photos also show black varsity jackets with the Yankees logo on the chest and a large Reasonable Doubt 30th-anniversary design on the back. The jacket’s sleeves also carry album titles and release years.
Other shots show JAY-Z30 T-shirts, a blue shirt covered in his aliases and a black cap bearing the words Los Angeles.
Those New York designs have a story beyond a team logo. The jackets are part of a Mitchell & Ness collaboration built around JAY-Z’s albums and his Yankee Stadium concerts earlier this year.
Designer Tommy Campos explained how the pieces came together in a July interview with Andscape. He studied old Yankees gear and items from the album’s first release while working on the clothes.
“The varsity jacket is based on Roc-a-Fella’s original promo jacket,” Campos said.
For the collection’s baseball jerseys, he also drew on the cut and weight of the Yankees’ 1996 uniforms. The charcoal pinstripes took their cue from the suit on JAY-Z’s album cover, linking the clothes to the record’s look.
Fans wore anniversary varsity jackets and Yankees collaboration jerseys outside his July 10 Yankee Stadium show.
The Los Angeles opening follows the New York pop-ups launched for the album’s anniversary. Those June events paired merchandise with installations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, extending the celebration beyond the stage before the hometown shows.
JAY-Z’s SoFi Stadium concerts are scheduled for October 23 and 24, with both shows listed for 8 P.M. The pop-up’s announced closing day falls one day before the first performance.
#TRAGIC: Georgia police identify man who fatally fell off Six Flags roller coaster as Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem
Georgia police on Tuesday identified the 42-year-old who died after being ejected from a Six Flags roller coaster outside Atlanta.
The Cobb County Police Department said the incident, which occurred Monday at about 4 p.m. at Six Flags Over Georgia, also left several injured.
Preliminary findings from witness and employee interviews indicate that Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem was “ejected from the ride and struck other patrons before falling beneath the attraction.”
When officers arrived at the scene, Kariem was found unresponsive and beneath the ride.
“Investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident,” the police statement said.
Several others were injured, according to officials, but it is unclear how many. The department’s Major Crimes Unit is investigating.
Atlanta Public Schools said in a statement that Kariem was a “member of its community” at the Wesley International Academy, an Atlanta public charter school for kindergarten through eighth grade. It is unclear whether Kariem was a teacher, and the district did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The school’s leadership shared a letter with NBC News that it sent to families.
“We know this news is heartbreaking and difficult to process. Mr. Kariem was a valued member of our Wesley family, and his loss will be deeply felt throughout our school community,” the letter said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, colleagues, students, and all those whose lives he touched.”
Witnesses who spoke to NBC affiliate WXIA of Atlanta said they saw Kariem fall from the Goliath roller coaster, and at least two people said they saw him strike parts of the ride before he hit the ground.
“He fell and hit the car three different times,” a witness told the station.
The witness said that the falling man was captured in their souvenir picture taken during the ride.
He added that Kariem’s body hit others on the ride before falling onto the roof of a haunted house attraction below.
Another witness told WXIA that Kariem was on the ride with a young boy who appeared to be his son, while a woman who appeared to be his wife and a young girl watched from the ground.
A third witness told WXIA that he and his wife saw Kariem ejected from his car and bounce off the coaster three times.
“We saw it all,” the man said. “We were having a great time and just screaming, ‘Oh my God, what is happening?’” the woman said.
A park spokesperson said in a statement that it was “deeply saddened by the guest incident at our park today.”
“Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with the guest’s family, friends, and loved ones,” the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson added that the park was supporting guests and employees and that details would not be released immediately “out of respect for the family’s privacy.”
Logan Conner said he was on the ride with his fiancé when he saw Kariem come out of his seat on Goliath.
“The man started levitating in the air sideways,” he said. “We made direct eye contact with him.”
Nicholas Mendenhall told the “TODAY” show he rode the roller coaster with his son 10 minutes prior to the incident.
“He came up out of his car, he was in his seat, and went forward and just came down headfirst,” he said. “It was in slow motion. And there was a moment where I was like, ‘God just let this man stay in that cart.’ It all happened so fast.”
Video showed riders exiting the roller coaster after it paused mid-ride and were forced to walk down a steep incline.
Goliath, designed and built by Bolliger & Mabillard Consulting Engineers of Switzerland, opened in 2006 and features a drop of more than 200 feet and speeds of at least 70 mph, which places it in the category of a hyper coaster.
A Six Flags spokesperson said by email Monday night that it has temporarily closed nine similar rides at the company’s other North American locations “out of an abundance of caution.”
Those rides include Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America; Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain; Nitro at Six Flags Great Adventure; Leviathan and Behemoth at Canada’s Wonderland; Fury 325 and Thunder Striker at Carowinds; and Orion and Diamondback at Kings Island, the spokesperson said.
The company did not provide any more details on when the rides will reopen.
In September, Six Flags was named in multiple lawsuits after riders alleged they suffered brain injuries on the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California. It includes 360-degree rotating seats, a 215-foot drop and sudden flips and rotations.
That coaster has been closed since July 12, a day after attorney Christopher Bulone said one of the plaintiffs suffered catastrophic brain injury after a ride.
Magic Mountain President Brian Oerding said in a Sept. 29 statement that X2 was being retired because “it’s the right thing to do” after guest confidence in its safety was affected.
Six Flags Over Georgia is about 10 miles west of downtown Atlanta.
Chris Brown’s former housekeeper wants him arrested for withholding $9M settlement
Last month, a California judge offered Chris Brown‘s former housekeeper $9.5 million to avoid a costly retrial in her dog mauling lawsuit.
Maria Avila sued the “Residuals” singer after Brown’s dog mauled her at his Tarzana home in 2020. Avila’s face was horribly disfigured in the attack.
She testified in court that she has extensive scarring, and post-traumatic stress disorder. “I will never be the same again,” she cried.
In June 2026 a jury awarded Avila $12.9 million in damages. She had asked for $90 million in damages. On September 28, Judge Huey P Cotton said the jury’s award was too “excessive” and he gave Avila the option of accepting reduced damages of $9.5 million or proceed with a new trial which would limit the amount of compensation she would receive. She accepted the reduced award.
“Maria Avila hereby unequivocally accepts and consents to the reduction of her damages award,” Avila’s lawyer wrote the court.
But nearly a month later, Avila is still waiting for Brown’s lawyers to cut the check. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Avila asked the judge to issue an arrest warrant for Brown who is currently on tour with Usher Raymond.
Sources say Brown will barely earn a profit from the tour after he pays Avila her settlement.
Brown and Usher canceled four stops on their R&B Tour ahead of his sentencing in a London court on Oct. 26. Brown, 37, and Usher, 47, cited their “health and well-being” as well as the tour’s demands on the crew.
They explained that the cancellations would allow the tour to continue “safely and sustainably” through the remaining schedule. “We sincerely apologize to fans affected by these cancellations and appreciate their understanding.”
The tour will resume in Atlanta on November 5.
Donald Trump Asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to Resign Amid Damaging Reports of Messiness in Greece
The Cobb County Police Department said the incident, which occurred Monday at about 4 p.m. at Six Flags Over Georgia, also left several injured.
Preliminary findings from witness and employee interviews indicate that Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem was “ejected from the ride and struck other patrons before falling beneath the attraction.”
When officers arrived at the scene, Kariem was found unresponsive and beneath the ride.
“Investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident,” the police statement said.
Several others were injured, according to officials, but it is unclear how many. The department’s Major Crimes Unit is investigating.
Atlanta Public Schools said in a statement that Kariem was a “member of its community” at the Wesley International Academy, an Atlanta public charter school for kindergarten through eighth grade. It is unclear whether Kariem was a teacher, and the district did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The school’s leadership shared a letter with NBC News that it sent to families.
“We know this news is heartbreaking and difficult to process. Mr. Kariem was a valued member of our Wesley family, and his loss will be deeply felt throughout our school community,” the letter said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, colleagues, students, and all those whose lives he touched.”
Witnesses who spoke to NBC affiliate WXIA of Atlanta said they saw Kariem fall from the Goliath roller coaster, and at least two people said they saw him strike parts of the ride before he hit the ground.
“He fell and hit the car three different times,” a witness told the station.
The witness said that the falling man was captured in their souvenir picture taken during the ride.
He added that Kariem’s body hit others on the ride before falling onto the roof of a haunted house attraction below.
Another witness told WXIA that Kariem was on the ride with a young boy who appeared to be his son, while a woman who appeared to be his wife and a young girl watched from the ground.
A third witness told WXIA that he and his wife saw Kariem ejected from his car and bounce off the coaster three times.
“We saw it all,” the man said. “We were having a great time and just screaming, ‘Oh my God, what is happening?’” the woman said.
A park spokesperson said in a statement that it was “deeply saddened by the guest incident at our park today.”
“Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with the guest’s family, friends, and loved ones,” the spokesperson said.
The spokesperson added that the park was supporting guests and employees and that details would not be released immediately “out of respect for the family’s privacy.”
Logan Conner said he was on the ride with his fiancé when he saw Kariem come out of his seat on Goliath.
“The man started levitating in the air sideways,” he said. “We made direct eye contact with him.”
Nicholas Mendenhall told the “TODAY” show he rode the roller coaster with his son 10 minutes prior to the incident.
“He came up out of his car, he was in his seat, and went forward and just came down headfirst,” he said. “It was in slow motion. And there was a moment where I was like, ‘God just let this man stay in that cart.’ It all happened so fast.”
Video showed riders exiting the roller coaster after it paused mid-ride and were forced to walk down a steep incline.
Goliath, designed and built by Bolliger & Mabillard Consulting Engineers of Switzerland, opened in 2006 and features a drop of more than 200 feet and speeds of at least 70 mph, which places it in the category of a hyper coaster.
A Six Flags spokesperson said by email Monday night that it has temporarily closed nine similar rides at the company’s other North American locations “out of an abundance of caution.”
Those rides include Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America; Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain; Nitro at Six Flags Great Adventure; Leviathan and Behemoth at Canada’s Wonderland; Fury 325 and Thunder Striker at Carowinds; and Orion and Diamondback at Kings Island, the spokesperson said.
The company did not provide any more details on when the rides will reopen.
In September, Six Flags was named in multiple lawsuits after riders alleged they suffered brain injuries on the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California. It includes 360-degree rotating seats, a 215-foot drop and sudden flips and rotations.
That coaster has been closed since July 12, a day after attorney Christopher Bulone said one of the plaintiffs suffered catastrophic brain injury after a ride.
Magic Mountain President Brian Oerding said in a Sept. 29 statement that X2 was being retired because “it’s the right thing to do” after guest confidence in its safety was affected.
Six Flags Over Georgia is about 10 miles west of downtown Atlanta.
Chris Brown’s former housekeeper wants him arrested for withholding $9M settlement
Maria Avila sued the “Residuals” singer after Brown’s dog mauled her at his Tarzana home in 2020. Avila’s face was horribly disfigured in the attack.
She testified in court that she has extensive scarring, and post-traumatic stress disorder. “I will never be the same again,” she cried.
In June 2026 a jury awarded Avila $12.9 million in damages. She had asked for $90 million in damages. On September 28, Judge Huey P Cotton said the jury’s award was too “excessive” and he gave Avila the option of accepting reduced damages of $9.5 million or proceed with a new trial which would limit the amount of compensation she would receive. She accepted the reduced award.
“Maria Avila hereby unequivocally accepts and consents to the reduction of her damages award,” Avila’s lawyer wrote the court.
But nearly a month later, Avila is still waiting for Brown’s lawyers to cut the check. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Avila asked the judge to issue an arrest warrant for Brown who is currently on tour with Usher Raymond.
Sources say Brown will barely earn a profit from the tour after he pays Avila her settlement.
Brown and Usher canceled four stops on their R&B Tour ahead of his sentencing in a London court on Oct. 26. Brown, 37, and Usher, 47, cited their “health and well-being” as well as the tour’s demands on the crew.
They explained that the cancellations would allow the tour to continue “safely and sustainably” through the remaining schedule. “We sincerely apologize to fans affected by these cancellations and appreciate their understanding.”
The tour will resume in Atlanta on November 5.
Donald Trump Asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to Resign Amid Damaging Reports of Messiness in Greece
President Donald Trump asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as U.S. ambassador to Greece after she reportedly asked a Republican donor to pay off her massive credit card bill.
Guilfoyle turned in her resignation on Tuesday, Oct. 13, according to her post on X/Twitter. “Serving as the United States Ambassador to Greece has been the honor of a lifetime,” Guilfoyle said.
She also addressed allegations that she used her government job to enrich herself personally. “These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity,” she wrote on X.
Guilfoyle was previously engaged to Donald Trump Jr. who quietly married socialite Bettina Anderson in May.
Guilfoyle was asked to step down after a damaging report claimed that she asked a Republican donor to send her $100,000 to pay off her American Express credit card.
“We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign. She has been a wonderful asset to the team, and we wish her well,” said President Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia.
Trump said Monday he was “looking at” firing Guilfoyle after the reports alleged she engaged in “improper and possibly illegal” conduct during her tenure in Athens, Greece.
“Well, we’re looking at it,” Trump told reporters at the White House. “We’re not happy.”
According to the Wall Street Journal, Guilfoyle boasted about her connections to two Greek tycoons who were bankrolling her trips around the world on private jets.
Guilfoyle was annoyed that she was blocked from attending a dinner for Eric Trump in Greece. She allegedly asked an American businessman who was on the guest list to help her get into the dinner. Guilfoyle allegedly promised to use her White House connections to “deliver the world” to the businessman if he got her in the door.
“You know, I can deliver the world to you. Which you deserve,” she told the businessman, according to an audio recording obtained by WSJ. “I’m going to make you a lot of f—ing money,” she reportedly said.
Michael Jackson and the untold story behind his legendary Super Bowl performance
Guilfoyle turned in her resignation on Tuesday, Oct. 13, according to her post on X/Twitter. “Serving as the United States Ambassador to Greece has been the honor of a lifetime,” Guilfoyle said.
She also addressed allegations that she used her government job to enrich herself personally. “These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity,” she wrote on X.
Guilfoyle was previously engaged to Donald Trump Jr. who quietly married socialite Bettina Anderson in May.
Guilfoyle was asked to step down after a damaging report claimed that she asked a Republican donor to send her $100,000 to pay off her American Express credit card.
“We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign. She has been a wonderful asset to the team, and we wish her well,” said President Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia.
Trump said Monday he was “looking at” firing Guilfoyle after the reports alleged she engaged in “improper and possibly illegal” conduct during her tenure in Athens, Greece.
“Well, we’re looking at it,” Trump told reporters at the White House. “We’re not happy.”
According to the Wall Street Journal, Guilfoyle boasted about her connections to two Greek tycoons who were bankrolling her trips around the world on private jets.
Guilfoyle was annoyed that she was blocked from attending a dinner for Eric Trump in Greece. She allegedly asked an American businessman who was on the guest list to help her get into the dinner. Guilfoyle allegedly promised to use her White House connections to “deliver the world” to the businessman if he got her in the door.
“You know, I can deliver the world to you. Which you deserve,” she told the businessman, according to an audio recording obtained by WSJ. “I’m going to make you a lot of f—ing money,” she reportedly said.
Michael Jackson and the untold story behind his legendary Super Bowl performance
More than three decades have passed since Michael Jackson walked onto a football field and changed what it meant to perform at the Super Bowl. That night has never been fully told from the inside, and now it finally will be. Hulu and ESPN are set to release a feature-length documentary in February 2027 that goes behind the scenes of Jackson’s iconic 1993 halftime performance at Super Bowl XXVII.
The film is titled Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl and is directed by Bao Nguyen, whose previous work includes the acclaimed Netflix documentary The Greatest Night in Pop. The project promises a perspective on that historic evening that fans have never had access to before, including footage of Jackson and his team that has not been seen publicly until now.
A teaser released ahead of the February premiere offers an early glimpse of what the film will cover. The footage shows Jackson commanding the stage at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, dressed in the military-inspired outfit that became one of the most recognizable images in live performance history. Thousands of fans fill the venue around him, and the energy captured in even those brief preview clips suggests the documentary will match the scale of the event it is documenting.
Beyond the spectacle itself, the film is expected to explore the creative process and logistical effort that went into building a halftime show that had never been attempted at that scale before. The people who worked alongside Jackson to bring the performance to life will be part of the story, offering context that the live broadcast could never provide.
Jackson’s appearance at Super Bowl XXVII was not just a memorable halftime show. It was a structural shift in how the event itself was understood by television audiences and the music industry alike. Before that night, the halftime slot was treated as an intermission, something to fill time between the two halves of the game. Jackson turned it into a destination.
The decision to book him came at a moment when network executives were looking for a way to keep audiences from changing the channel during the break. What they got instead was a performance that drew more viewers than the game itself and established a template that every halftime act since has been measured against.
By the time Jackson took the Super Bowl stage, he was already one of the most decorated solo artists in chart history. He had accumulated 13 number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100 across his career, including some of the most enduring songs in pop music. His 1982 album Thriller spent 37 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 and produced seven top ten singles from a single project, a run that remains one of the most extraordinary in the history of recorded music.
That catalog gave the 1993 halftime show a weight that few performers could have matched. Jackson did not arrive at the Super Bowl to introduce himself. He arrived as the biggest pop star on the planet, and the performance reflected that reality in every detail.
Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl premieres on Hulu and ESPN in February 2027.
SURPRISE! Star Wars' John Boyega Reveals He Privately Got Married 2 Years Ago, Is Expecting First Baby
John Boyega revealed he privately got married nearly two years ago. Plus, the couple is expecting their first baby together: “My life is completely fulfilled in terms of family.”
John Boyega is ready for his next mission.The Star Wars actor revealed he privately tied the knot “coming up on two years” ago, adding that he and his wife are currently expecting their first baby together, a little boy.
“We both like the idea of celebrating something established,” Boyega told The Guardian in a recent interview of why he and his bride had a low-key wedding, “rather than celebrating the entry.”
And while they opted for a small ceremony when it came to their nuptials, Boyega shared he’d “love” to have a bigger bash in the future. As the They Cloned Tyrone star put it, someday they’ll “have to shut Nigeria down!”
Though Boyega didn’t mention his bride by name, rumors that he and actress Lashontae Heckard tied the knot emerged after she shared photos of herself donning rings on that finger. Elsewhere in the Sept. 22 Instagram post was a zoomed in photo of Boyega’s face, with her using the reflection in his sunglasses to take a selfie.
Sharing details about his own bling, Boyega told the outlet that he has two sets of rings: a two-toned band that holds “sentimental” value from an unexpected place and another band that he got later on.
“This is the one we decided to pick up spontaneously because I just wanted the ring on my finger, so we went to Walmart to get this,” he noted of the two-toned band. “It was a lovely trip to Walmart. Shout out, Walmart Canoga Park!”
Photo by Daniele Venturelli/Getty Images for The Red Sea International Film Festival
But with their quiet chapter as newlyweds in the rearview, he is certain the Force is with his parenthood journey.
“We got a baby cooking,” he said. “My life is completely fulfilled in terms of family. It’s been so nice with the timing.”
And while he joked that the idea of stepping into fatherhood feels “funny,” he knows he’s just the stormtrooper for the job.
“I’ve tried to, as much as possible—especially following periods when I’ve worked a lot—to decenter my career,” he said. “There have been certain moments when I’ve known that this is a time for family. There’s stuff to do.”
As for what he’s bringing to the table in his next chapter?
“I’m present,” he said, “I’m consistent and full of love.”
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes officially got married in a private wedding ceremony in Arkansas
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are saying good morning to married life.The former GMA3 hosts officially tied the knot almost four years after their romance was first made public.
According to the couple's marriage license, registered in Washington County, Arkansas, on Oct. 13 and obtained by E! News, Robach and Holmes married in a private ceremony on Sept. 19.
E! News has reached out to reps for comment and has not heard back.
Robach, 53, and Holmes, 49, announced their engagement on an October 2025 episode of their Amy & T.J. podcast, noting they wanted to make sure the news came from them, alluding to when their romance was made public in 2022 after they were photographed packing on the PDA in New York City.
“We wanted to let you all know before anybody else was able to," Holmes said at the time. "We’ve learned that lesson, I guess, in the past about our relationship."
The coworkers sparked controversy when news broke that they were dating, as they were both still married at the time—Robach to Andrew Shue and Holmes to Marilee Fiebig. However, the former daytime hosts confirmed they were both separated from their spouses when the news went public, with Shue and Fiebig even beginning their own romance in late 2023.
Still, their relationship caused quite a stir, with both of them departing Good Morning America’s GMA3 in early 2023, a move that proved difficult for Robach—who shares kids Ava, 23, and Annalise, 20, with first husband Tim McIntosh.
“I feel the pressure of our careers that I believe were unfairly taken from us," she said on a January 2024 episode of their podcast, "and I really wanna be able to do what I love and I wanna be able to do it with you."
Thankfully, the two have been able to rely on each other over the years, with Holmes—who shares kids Brianna and Jaiden with first wife Amy Ferson, and daughter Sabine, 13, with Fiebig—calling Robach “my person, my partner, my spouse,” on their I Do, Part 2 podcast last year.
And Holmes and Robach knew they were dedicated to each other even before that, with Robach saying on an April 2024 episode of their Amy and T.J. podcast, "Mentally, emotionally, we've absolutely agreed to commit to each other.”
“I have said this to you, and I believe you've said it to me as well, that I want to be with you for the rest of my life,” she continued. "I want a life partner. I want someone who is with me. I like spending the night with you and waking up with you."
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Former Music Producer & On-Air Personality Lucian Piane Passes Away At 46
The film is titled Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl and is directed by Bao Nguyen, whose previous work includes the acclaimed Netflix documentary The Greatest Night in Pop. The project promises a perspective on that historic evening that fans have never had access to before, including footage of Jackson and his team that has not been seen publicly until now.
A teaser released ahead of the February premiere offers an early glimpse of what the film will cover. The footage shows Jackson commanding the stage at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, dressed in the military-inspired outfit that became one of the most recognizable images in live performance history. Thousands of fans fill the venue around him, and the energy captured in even those brief preview clips suggests the documentary will match the scale of the event it is documenting.
Beyond the spectacle itself, the film is expected to explore the creative process and logistical effort that went into building a halftime show that had never been attempted at that scale before. The people who worked alongside Jackson to bring the performance to life will be part of the story, offering context that the live broadcast could never provide.
Jackson’s appearance at Super Bowl XXVII was not just a memorable halftime show. It was a structural shift in how the event itself was understood by television audiences and the music industry alike. Before that night, the halftime slot was treated as an intermission, something to fill time between the two halves of the game. Jackson turned it into a destination.
The decision to book him came at a moment when network executives were looking for a way to keep audiences from changing the channel during the break. What they got instead was a performance that drew more viewers than the game itself and established a template that every halftime act since has been measured against.
By the time Jackson took the Super Bowl stage, he was already one of the most decorated solo artists in chart history. He had accumulated 13 number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100 across his career, including some of the most enduring songs in pop music. His 1982 album Thriller spent 37 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 and produced seven top ten singles from a single project, a run that remains one of the most extraordinary in the history of recorded music.
That catalog gave the 1993 halftime show a weight that few performers could have matched. Jackson did not arrive at the Super Bowl to introduce himself. He arrived as the biggest pop star on the planet, and the performance reflected that reality in every detail.
Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl premieres on Hulu and ESPN in February 2027.
SURPRISE! Star Wars' John Boyega Reveals He Privately Got Married 2 Years Ago, Is Expecting First Baby
John Boyega revealed he privately got married nearly two years ago. Plus, the couple is expecting their first baby together: “My life is completely fulfilled in terms of family.”John Boyega is ready for his next mission.The Star Wars actor revealed he privately tied the knot “coming up on two years” ago, adding that he and his wife are currently expecting their first baby together, a little boy.
“We both like the idea of celebrating something established,” Boyega told The Guardian in a recent interview of why he and his bride had a low-key wedding, “rather than celebrating the entry.”
And while they opted for a small ceremony when it came to their nuptials, Boyega shared he’d “love” to have a bigger bash in the future. As the They Cloned Tyrone star put it, someday they’ll “have to shut Nigeria down!”
Though Boyega didn’t mention his bride by name, rumors that he and actress Lashontae Heckard tied the knot emerged after she shared photos of herself donning rings on that finger. Elsewhere in the Sept. 22 Instagram post was a zoomed in photo of Boyega’s face, with her using the reflection in his sunglasses to take a selfie.
Sharing details about his own bling, Boyega told the outlet that he has two sets of rings: a two-toned band that holds “sentimental” value from an unexpected place and another band that he got later on.
“This is the one we decided to pick up spontaneously because I just wanted the ring on my finger, so we went to Walmart to get this,” he noted of the two-toned band. “It was a lovely trip to Walmart. Shout out, Walmart Canoga Park!”
Photo by Daniele Venturelli/Getty Images for The Red Sea International Film Festival
But with their quiet chapter as newlyweds in the rearview, he is certain the Force is with his parenthood journey.
“We got a baby cooking,” he said. “My life is completely fulfilled in terms of family. It’s been so nice with the timing.”
And while he joked that the idea of stepping into fatherhood feels “funny,” he knows he’s just the stormtrooper for the job.
“I’ve tried to, as much as possible—especially following periods when I’ve worked a lot—to decenter my career,” he said. “There have been certain moments when I’ve known that this is a time for family. There’s stuff to do.”
As for what he’s bringing to the table in his next chapter?
“I’m present,” he said, “I’m consistent and full of love.”
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes officially got married in a private wedding ceremony in Arkansas
According to the couple's marriage license, registered in Washington County, Arkansas, on Oct. 13 and obtained by E! News, Robach and Holmes married in a private ceremony on Sept. 19.
E! News has reached out to reps for comment and has not heard back.
Robach, 53, and Holmes, 49, announced their engagement on an October 2025 episode of their Amy & T.J. podcast, noting they wanted to make sure the news came from them, alluding to when their romance was made public in 2022 after they were photographed packing on the PDA in New York City.
“We wanted to let you all know before anybody else was able to," Holmes said at the time. "We’ve learned that lesson, I guess, in the past about our relationship."
The coworkers sparked controversy when news broke that they were dating, as they were both still married at the time—Robach to Andrew Shue and Holmes to Marilee Fiebig. However, the former daytime hosts confirmed they were both separated from their spouses when the news went public, with Shue and Fiebig even beginning their own romance in late 2023.
Still, their relationship caused quite a stir, with both of them departing Good Morning America’s GMA3 in early 2023, a move that proved difficult for Robach—who shares kids Ava, 23, and Annalise, 20, with first husband Tim McIntosh.
“I feel the pressure of our careers that I believe were unfairly taken from us," she said on a January 2024 episode of their podcast, "and I really wanna be able to do what I love and I wanna be able to do it with you."
Thankfully, the two have been able to rely on each other over the years, with Holmes—who shares kids Brianna and Jaiden with first wife Amy Ferson, and daughter Sabine, 13, with Fiebig—calling Robach “my person, my partner, my spouse,” on their I Do, Part 2 podcast last year.
And Holmes and Robach knew they were dedicated to each other even before that, with Robach saying on an April 2024 episode of their Amy and T.J. podcast, "Mentally, emotionally, we've absolutely agreed to commit to each other.”
“I have said this to you, and I believe you've said it to me as well, that I want to be with you for the rest of my life,” she continued. "I want a life partner. I want someone who is with me. I like spending the night with you and waking up with you."
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” Former Music Producer & On-Air Personality Lucian Piane Passes Away At 46
Lucian Piane, best known for his work on “RuPaul’s #DragRace,” has tragically d!ed at 46 after being struck by a vehicle in California.
According to TMZ, law enforcement sources say the songwriter and producer was hit by a car in Glendale early Monday morning (Oct. 12). Emergency responders attempted to save him, but he was ultimately pronounced de@d at the scene. Authorities reportedly found no identification on him at the time, only a citation, though his identity was later confirmed.
His passing comes after fans recently expressed concern over a series of troubling Instagram videos that appeared to show him spending significant time on the streets. He was also reportedly taken into custody twice in the days leading up to his de@th — once Saturday for allegedly being under the influence of a controlled substance and again Sunday for allegedly a$$aulting an officer or emergency personnel. He received citations in both incidents and was scheduled to appear in court the same day he d!ed. Piane was widely recognized for his contributions to multiple seasons of “#RuPaulsDragRace,” where he worked as a judge, producer, and songwriter.
University of Maryland tennis club suspended indefinitely after 'racist imagery' sent to teams over email
The University of Maryland (UMD) has suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after members allegedly sent racist imagery to other college tennis teams ahead of a weekend tournament in College Park.
According to university officials, members of the Maryland Club Tennis organization emailed tournament materials containing the offensive imagery targeting Black and African American people to other university tennis clubs in the region. UMD Recreation and Wellness staff learned about the materials Saturday and took immediate action.
The entire club tennis team has been suspended indefinitely while the university's Office of Student Conduct investigates. The matter has also been referred to the University of Maryland Police Department.
"We are committed to doing all we can to repair the hurt and harm that this has caused, but first we must acknowledge how this incident has impacted our community members who are Black or African American, the Howard Club Tennis team, and our Black students on the Maryland Club Tennis team," UMD President Darryll J. Pines wrote in a letter Tuesday afternoon. "Our Club Tennis players who are Black forfeited their matches as part of the measures taken, and Student Affairs staff and our Belonging & Community team will continue to offer support at this time."
While the university said only a few students may have been directly involved, Howard University Interim President Wayne A. I. Frederick said two Maryland club tennis leaders were referred to the Office of Student Conduct.
The University of Maryland (UMD) has suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after members allegedly sent racist imagery to other college tennis teams ahead of a weekend tournament in College Park. (7News)
Howard University's club tennis team was among the schools participating in the tournament.
This past weekend, members of Howard University's Club Tennis Team traveled to the University of Maryland, College Park, to participate in a tournament that should have been an opportunity for friendly competition, sportsmanship, and fellowship among students," Frederick said in a statement Monday. "Instead, our students were confronted with deeply offensive and racist imagery.
Frederick condemned the materials, saying the imagery brought up a painful history of racial violence and discrimination.
"There is no place for racism, intimidation, or imagery rooted in hatred and racial violence in collegiate athletics, on our campuses, or anywhere in our society," he said.
Pines, in a statement, said he echoed Frederick's sentiment.
"We [UMD and Howard] will continue to stay in close communication as the investigation proceeds," according to a letter from Pines' office.
Following the discovery, Maryland's club tennis team forfeited its matches, although the tournament continued for other participating schools.
UMD officials said student leaders met with other team captains to apologize, take responsibility, and acknowledge the harm caused. The club also sent apology emails to each of the invited teams.
"The University of Maryland is horrified and expresses its regret and sincere apology for the harm that this has caused," the university said in a statement to 7News.
"It was deeply harmful and offensive, and I offer my apology for its detrimental impact on one and all," Pines wrote in addition to the university's earlier statement.
UMD's director of Recreation and Wellness also apologized to officials and club presidents at participating schools.
UMD said it also reached out to Black leaders across the campus within the first 24 hours to provide support.
Howard University said it will remain in contact with Maryland as the investigation continues.
It remains unclear whether the students involved will face additional disciplinary action or criminal charges.
Pope Leo Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Undergoes ‘Successful’ Surgery
Pope Leo has been diagnosed with lung cancer.
The pontiff, 71, was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma and he underwent a “successful” surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung.
Pope Leo was in the operating room for about three hours on Tuesday (October 13) and the surgery lasted for about 90 minutes, according to the Vatican’s medical bulletin.
“The surgery was successful, and there were no complications,” the Vatican said (via CBS News). “To ensure a radical resection, the lower lobe of the right lung was removed using a video-assisted technique. Intraoperative histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of pulmonary adenocarcinoma, as suspected from pre-operative tests.”
The surgery took place at Gemelli hospital in Rome, Italy and the Pope is recovering in a room on the 10th floor. The papal apartment in the hospital is currently undergoing renovations, so he is in a nearby room instead. He walked into the hospital through the main entrance ahead of the operation and “regained consciousness normally” after the procedure.
Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon, Dr. Stefano Margaritora, performed the surgery.
This type of lung cancer affects both non-smokers and smokers. It’s believed that Leo was not a smoker.
We’re wishing him a speedy recovery!
Ryan Coogler’s ‘X-Files’ Reboot Officially Gets Series Order at Hulu, Cast & New Details Revealed!
Ryan Coogler‘s The X-Files reboot is officially moving forward!
Hulu has given a full series order to the new version of the beloved sci-fi show, which will star Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel.
The news was confirmed on Tuesday (October 13), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Sinners and Black Panther filmmaker wrote and directed the pilot episode and will serve as an executive producer on the series.
Jennifer Yale, whose credits include Underground and See, will serve as showrunner.
The show will follow “two highly decorated but vastly different FBI agents who form an unlikely bond when they are assigned to a long-shuttered division devoted to cases involving unexplained phenomena,” per the official logline, via THR.
Danielle and Himesh will play the two agents, though their character names have not yet been announced.
Ryan Coogler Speaks Out About the X-Files Reboot
“I’ve loved The X-Files for a long time, so getting the chance to write and direct the pilot has meant a great deal to me,” Ryan said in a statement shared with The Hollywood Reporter.
“What Chris Carter created is special, and we wanted to honor everything that made the original series connect with so many people while also finding our own way into that world,” he continued.
Ryan also praised Danielle, Himesh and the rest of the cast and crew for bringing their own perspectives to the series.
The X-Files creator Chris Carter is among the executive producers, alongside Ryan, Jennifer, Zinzi Coogler and Sev Ohanian.
Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson, who has collaborated with Ryan on several projects, also composed the score for the pilot episode.
According to TMZ, law enforcement sources say the songwriter and producer was hit by a car in Glendale early Monday morning (Oct. 12). Emergency responders attempted to save him, but he was ultimately pronounced de@d at the scene. Authorities reportedly found no identification on him at the time, only a citation, though his identity was later confirmed.
His passing comes after fans recently expressed concern over a series of troubling Instagram videos that appeared to show him spending significant time on the streets. He was also reportedly taken into custody twice in the days leading up to his de@th — once Saturday for allegedly being under the influence of a controlled substance and again Sunday for allegedly a$$aulting an officer or emergency personnel. He received citations in both incidents and was scheduled to appear in court the same day he d!ed. Piane was widely recognized for his contributions to multiple seasons of “#RuPaulsDragRace,” where he worked as a judge, producer, and songwriter.
University of Maryland tennis club suspended indefinitely after 'racist imagery' sent to teams over email
According to university officials, members of the Maryland Club Tennis organization emailed tournament materials containing the offensive imagery targeting Black and African American people to other university tennis clubs in the region. UMD Recreation and Wellness staff learned about the materials Saturday and took immediate action.
The entire club tennis team has been suspended indefinitely while the university's Office of Student Conduct investigates. The matter has also been referred to the University of Maryland Police Department.
"We are committed to doing all we can to repair the hurt and harm that this has caused, but first we must acknowledge how this incident has impacted our community members who are Black or African American, the Howard Club Tennis team, and our Black students on the Maryland Club Tennis team," UMD President Darryll J. Pines wrote in a letter Tuesday afternoon. "Our Club Tennis players who are Black forfeited their matches as part of the measures taken, and Student Affairs staff and our Belonging & Community team will continue to offer support at this time."
While the university said only a few students may have been directly involved, Howard University Interim President Wayne A. I. Frederick said two Maryland club tennis leaders were referred to the Office of Student Conduct.
The University of Maryland (UMD) has suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after members allegedly sent racist imagery to other college tennis teams ahead of a weekend tournament in College Park. (7News)
Howard University's club tennis team was among the schools participating in the tournament.
This past weekend, members of Howard University's Club Tennis Team traveled to the University of Maryland, College Park, to participate in a tournament that should have been an opportunity for friendly competition, sportsmanship, and fellowship among students," Frederick said in a statement Monday. "Instead, our students were confronted with deeply offensive and racist imagery.
Frederick condemned the materials, saying the imagery brought up a painful history of racial violence and discrimination.
"There is no place for racism, intimidation, or imagery rooted in hatred and racial violence in collegiate athletics, on our campuses, or anywhere in our society," he said.
Pines, in a statement, said he echoed Frederick's sentiment.
"We [UMD and Howard] will continue to stay in close communication as the investigation proceeds," according to a letter from Pines' office.
Following the discovery, Maryland's club tennis team forfeited its matches, although the tournament continued for other participating schools.
UMD officials said student leaders met with other team captains to apologize, take responsibility, and acknowledge the harm caused. The club also sent apology emails to each of the invited teams.
"The University of Maryland is horrified and expresses its regret and sincere apology for the harm that this has caused," the university said in a statement to 7News.
"It was deeply harmful and offensive, and I offer my apology for its detrimental impact on one and all," Pines wrote in addition to the university's earlier statement.
UMD's director of Recreation and Wellness also apologized to officials and club presidents at participating schools.
UMD said it also reached out to Black leaders across the campus within the first 24 hours to provide support.
Howard University said it will remain in contact with Maryland as the investigation continues.
It remains unclear whether the students involved will face additional disciplinary action or criminal charges.
Pope Leo Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Undergoes ‘Successful’ Surgery
Pope Leo has been diagnosed with lung cancer.
The pontiff, 71, was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma and he underwent a “successful” surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung.
Pope Leo was in the operating room for about three hours on Tuesday (October 13) and the surgery lasted for about 90 minutes, according to the Vatican’s medical bulletin.
“The surgery was successful, and there were no complications,” the Vatican said (via CBS News). “To ensure a radical resection, the lower lobe of the right lung was removed using a video-assisted technique. Intraoperative histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of pulmonary adenocarcinoma, as suspected from pre-operative tests.”
The surgery took place at Gemelli hospital in Rome, Italy and the Pope is recovering in a room on the 10th floor. The papal apartment in the hospital is currently undergoing renovations, so he is in a nearby room instead. He walked into the hospital through the main entrance ahead of the operation and “regained consciousness normally” after the procedure.
Gemelli’s chief thoracic surgeon, Dr. Stefano Margaritora, performed the surgery.
This type of lung cancer affects both non-smokers and smokers. It’s believed that Leo was not a smoker.
We’re wishing him a speedy recovery!
Ryan Coogler’s ‘X-Files’ Reboot Officially Gets Series Order at Hulu, Cast & New Details Revealed!
Hulu has given a full series order to the new version of the beloved sci-fi show, which will star Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel.
The news was confirmed on Tuesday (October 13), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Sinners and Black Panther filmmaker wrote and directed the pilot episode and will serve as an executive producer on the series.
Jennifer Yale, whose credits include Underground and See, will serve as showrunner.
The show will follow “two highly decorated but vastly different FBI agents who form an unlikely bond when they are assigned to a long-shuttered division devoted to cases involving unexplained phenomena,” per the official logline, via THR.
Danielle and Himesh will play the two agents, though their character names have not yet been announced.
Ryan Coogler Speaks Out About the X-Files Reboot
“I’ve loved The X-Files for a long time, so getting the chance to write and direct the pilot has meant a great deal to me,” Ryan said in a statement shared with The Hollywood Reporter.
“What Chris Carter created is special, and we wanted to honor everything that made the original series connect with so many people while also finding our own way into that world,” he continued.
Ryan also praised Danielle, Himesh and the rest of the cast and crew for bringing their own perspectives to the series.
The X-Files creator Chris Carter is among the executive producers, alongside Ryan, Jennifer, Zinzi Coogler and Sev Ohanian.
Oscar-winning composer Ludwig Göransson, who has collaborated with Ryan on several projects, also composed the score for the pilot episode.
The original The X-Files premiered in 1993 and starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
The series originally ran for nine seasons before returning for two revival seasons in 2016 and 2018. It also inspired two feature films.Hulu previously ordered the reboot’s pilot episode in February, when Danielle was announced as the first lead.
Himesh joined the cast in March. A premiere date and episode count have not yet been announced.
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