Across the globe, strange happenings, borne out of the oceans, are mystifying and imperiling the world's population. A group of scientists undertakes a terrifying mission to the depths of the Arctic Ocean to confront a deadly intelligent life force bent on human extinction. Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXNz6ozLT10&t=2s

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Iconic movie lines have long dominated pop culture — a simple line in a film can turn into its own entity, almost outliving the film itself! Brian Abrams explores this phenomenon in “You Talkin’ to Me?”: The Definitive Guide to Iconic Movie Quotes, an endlessly fascinating look at classic Hollywood movie quotes from Casablanca to Dirty Harry and The Godfather to Mean Girls. “You Talkin’ To Me?” is an exploration of how dialogue can transcend context and impact culture, define actors’ careers, and become cemented in the modern lexicon. Beginning with the 1920’s with the first feature-length film with sound, The Jazz Singer, which introduced the likes of “Wait a minute! Wait a minute! You ain’t heard nothin’ yet”, “You Talkin’ to Me?” dives into each era of film thereafter, granting readers an intimate look into films we love, films we forgot, or films we’ve never seen yet have somehow heard time and time again.

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JOCK BARTLEY is known for his melodic, tasteful and fiery lead guitar style - his playing has influenced many rock & roll and country rock guitarists who have come in later generations. Born in Hutchinson, Kansas, Jock moved to the mountains above Manitou Springs, Colorado in 1959. At nine years old he began taking guitar lessons from the jazz guitar legend, JOHNNY SMITH, in Colorado Springs in 1960, calling his five year relationship with his teacher/mentor, "about the best thing that ever happened to me." He was playing Bach and Duke Ellington by the age of 11 and 12, but then in 1964 The Beatles played on Ed Sullivan and changed the world. "That's when I knew I wanted to be in a rock band." And when a few years later, hearing recordings of Eric Clapton and B.B. King, his musical focus sharpened. After graduating high school, where he'd been an Honor Roll student and top scorer on the basketball team, Jock attended the University of Colorado in Boulder as an art major. "When I had to finally decide what I was going to do with my life - art, music, writing, drama - it was quite an easy decision. Playing guitar was the single best thing I did, and most fun."

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Premiering September 12 on Prime Video, Kelce is an intimate and emotional documentary chronicling Philadelphia Eagles team captain and All-Pro center Jason Kelce’s 2022 season, which began with him confronting one of the most challenging decisions any professional athlete will ever face - is now the time to hang it up? After deciding to return for his 12th NFL season, Kelce embarked on a remarkable journey, highlighted by the arrival of his third daughter and a history-making Super Bowl appearance that placed the entire Kelce family at the center of the sports world as the two Kelce brothers, Jason and Travis, faced off. But as the season came to a close, Jason was still left grappling with what life looks like after he moves on from the game he loves, and whether he has one more run in him.

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I got it. Annie Gudger uttered those words when she had to do all the hard things, by herself, after her husband – the love of her life – died in an accident when she was six months pregnant with their first child. Now she must navigate the trials of single motherhood, mourning, and learning to love again. A mantra of sorts to family, friends, co-workers, neighbors…and mostly herself. ‘I got it’ helped her breathe, helped her get from here to there. Fascinated with the heart and its fifth chamber that holds more love, that holds shadows, Annie poetically chronicles her passage through grief and the beauty she found on the other side in her debut memoir, The Fifth Chamber (On sale: September 9, 2023; Jaded Ibis Press; paperback; ISBN: 9781938841217; $17.99). In 2022, about 60,000 children in the United States under the age of six lived with a single widowed mother, nearly three times the number of children living with a widowed father. Yet our society still shies away from open discussion about death and its aftermath, normalizing the tragedy and ignoring the pain. Crafted with lightning bolts of joy and sorrow, The Fifth Chamber is a tender and lyrical memoir about the dance of loss and life, and how grief can make the heart beat stronger than ever before. Annie and her daughter Maria Gibson have a podcast - Coffee, Grief, and Gratitude. For Annie, writing about love and loss has been her life’s work, publishing works in The Rumpus, Real Simple, Tupelo Quarterly, Atticus Review, Sweet Lit, Cutthroat, Cutbank, Columbia Journal, and many more.

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Thank you for being part of the conversation. This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 593 With CNN Host Jake Tapper Author of All The Demons Are Here ALL THE DEMONS ARE HERE brings to the page all of Jake Tapper’s intensive research, his deep love of political and pop-culture history and a very timely commentary on the world today. In this fast-paced and rollicking ride, Ike and Lucy Marder grapple with the State of the GOP after Nixon and the rise of populism as it mirrored the rise of tabloids and tabloid journalism. Jake says that Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein are "integral to the plot" of this new political thriller — set in Montana and D.C. in 1977. Driving the news: "One of the first scenes is in the Senate dining room, where we see Woodward, Bernstein, freshman Senator Jack Danforth." Alternating between Ike and Lucy's dual, fast-paced narratives, ALL THE DEMONS ARE HERE offers a thrilling continuation of the Marder family's story with an unforgettable, brother-sister duo.

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Starring two-time Emmy Award-winning actor Courtney B. Vance, Heist 88 is a compelling new crime drama inspired by one of the largest bank robberies in U.S. history. The original film tells the incredible story of criminal mastermind Jeremy Horne (Vance), who decides to pull one last job before going to prison. With an innate ability to convince anyone to do just about anything, Horne recruits four young bank employees to steal nearly $80 million dollars in a daring and brazen assault on the U.S. banking system. The tense, action-packed thriller takes place in a time before today’s widespread computerization and vast cybersecurity when an intricate, well-devised plan could result in the ultimate heist.

Award-winning director Menhaj Huda has directed more than 100 hours of content across drama, thriller, action, urban, music and youth genres. His credits include The Royals, Charmed, The Flash, Batwoman, Queer as Folk and Lifetime's Harry & Megan: A Royal Romance, cable's best original movie of 2018 and winner of three Leo Awards. His breakthrough success came from directing Kidulthood, one of the most watched indie British films of the last decade, which earned him the Douglas Hickox Award for Best Debut Director.

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In snowbound Tokamachi, Japan, teenaged Akio Sakurai took refuge in his room, escaping to another world with a pair of headphones and a pile of Led Zeppelin records. Moving to Tokyo, Akio worked as a kimono salesman by day, but by night became "Mr. Jimmy," adopting the guitar chops and persona of Jimmy Page. For 35 years, Akio recreated vintage Zeppelin concerts note-for-note in small Tokyo clubs, until the "real" Jimmy Page stopped by one night, and Akio's life changed forever. Inspired by Mr. Page's ovation, Akio quits his "salary man" job, leaving behind his family to move to Los Angeles and join "Led Zepagain." Soon cultures clash, and Akio's idyllic vision of America meets with reality.

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Jared Freid: 37 & Single Stand-up Comedy Special Releasing on Netflix Tuesday, August 15, 2023 Introducing Jared Freid's hilarious stand-up comedy special, 37 & Single. In this uproarious performance, Jared, a self-proclaimed expert on the single life, takes us on a wild ride through the ups and downs of navigating the modern dating world. With a humorously annoyed perspective, he hilariously tackles the frustrations of apps, awkward set-ups, and the constant reminders from friends who have moved into the next phase of life. Join Jared as he explores the nuances of being single, growing up, gender reveal parties, and the inevitable break-ups that occur along the way. Get ready for a night of laughter and relatable stories as Jared sheds light on the joys and challenges of being 37 and still searching for that special someone. Written & Created by Jared Freid

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The Scarlet Veil is the first book in the new The Scarlet Veil duology. Célie Tremblay has always been a good girl: kind and beautiful, a daughter of whom every parent would be proud. She surprises the entire kingdom when she defies tradition to become the first huntswoman—including her new captain and fiancé, Jean Luc, who rules the huntsmen with an iron fist. He isn’t the only one concerned for Célie’s safety, however. Though her friends try to protect her from the horrors of her past, mysterious whispers still haunt her, and a new evil is rising in Belterra—leaving bodies in its wake, each one drained of blood.

Determined to prove herself in her new role, Célie tracks the killer to the lair of Les Éternels - ancient creatures only spoken about in nursery rhymes - and catches the attention of their king, a monster who hides his plans for her behind beautiful words and sharp smiles. Now Célie has new reason to fear the dark because the closer he gets, the more tempted she feels to give in to his dark hunger - and her own.

Shelby Mahurin is the New York Times bestselling author of the Serpent & Dove trilogy. She grew up on a small farm in rural Indiana, where sticks became wands and cows became dragons. Her rampant imagination didn’t fade with age, so she continues to play make-believe every day - with words now instead of cows. When not writing, Shelby watches The Office and reads voraciously. She still lives near that childhood farm with her very tall husband and semiferal children. Visit her online at www.shelbymahurin.com.

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