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http://blogs.fangraphs.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Shea-Langeliers-Talks-Hitting-2025.jpgGeoff Burke-Imagn Images Shea Langeliers has emerged as one of baseball’s best backstops. Building on a 2024 season in which he swatted 29 home runs while logging a 109 wRC+, the 27-year-old slashed .277/.325/.536 with 31 home runs and a 132 wRC+. Moreover, he lowered his strikeout rate from 27.2% to 19.7%, and upped his WAR from 2.0 to 3.9. Those numbers came with the Athletics, who acquired Langeliers in the March 2022 trade that sent Matt Olson to the Braves. Taken ninth overall by Atlanta in 2019 out of Baylor University, Langeliers was called “the consensus best catcher in [that year’s] draft not named Adley Rutschman” by Eric Longenhagen and Kevin Goldstein. When ranking Langeliers fifth in the Braves system in the spring of 2021, our then-prospect analyst duo also opined that “offensive development will dictate his ultimate value, as his defense is big league-ready right now.” As the numbers show, the right-handed hitter’s offense has developed just fine. Langeliers sat down to talk hitting when the A’s visited Boston in September. ——— David Laurila: How have you changed as a hitter over the years? For instance, are your swing and setup any different from when you got to pro ball? Shea Langeliers: “Those haven’t changed a whole lot. What has changed is how I’m mentally ready to hit sooner, throughout the process, if that makes sense. A good way to explain it would be, before release being able to physically pull the trigger on my swing. Being ready to hit earlier in the loading process gives me more time to see the pitch and react to it. It’s also a good mental cue for me. “Another thing is that when I first got to the big leagues, I was trying to hit everything as hard as I can, all the time. I’ve dialed that down a little bit. There is a little more bat control now, so I’m missing fewer pitches.” Laurila: Can you elaborate on being ready to hit earlier? Langeliers: “I guess I would say that I start it to see it. For me, that means starting the loading process earlier. Everything kind of blends together, so if you’re starting it later you rush through your swing. I like the feeling of… I mean, everybody throws hard, obviously, but the slower and earlier I can be, the swing comes out smoother. It’s not as rushed. “I want to be at the height of my leg kick before the pitcher releases the ball. If the pitcher has released the ball and my leg is still going up in my load — if I’m starting a little bit late — my launch is going to rush, and a couple of things can happen. I’m either in and out of the zone, or I dump a little early, back here, so I’m under it.” Laurila: Have you always had the leg kick? Langeliers: “Since I got drafted, yeah. I was a toe tap guy in college, but then got drafted and made a few changes. That’s probably when I made the most changes, when I was coming up with the Braves.” Laurila: Has the height of the leg kick changed? Langeliers: “That’s not something I consciously think about. I kind of let it be what it is, pretty much wherever my body is comfortable doing. And really, it starts with being strong on my back leg. If I’m rushing, I’m going to dive forward. Conversely, if I have a good amount of weight on my back foot, I can hold the leg kick long enough to be able to read the pitch.” Laurila: Approach-wise, are you looking to drive the ball up the middle, or are you more looking to go pull side? Langeliers: “It could be pitcher dependent, or it could be based on how I feel that day, but more often than not I’m thinking left-center. That said, sometimes when you’re doing that you can get rotation-happy and get in and out of the zone a little too quick. Then you need to start thinking center field and be direct through the ball. You’re going to have a few mental cues for that.” Laurila: Are you typically trying to catch the ball out front? Langeliers: “Yes and no. I think I’ve done a better job of being more adjustable this year. Throughout the at-bat, I’ve been able to adjust on the fly better, whether that’s getting to the ball out front or letting it travel a little more. Some of that comes off of the first and second read of the pitch.” Laurila: Are you ever thinking like a catcher when you’re in the box, or do you try to avoid doing that? Langeliers: “I try to keep them completely separate. Trying to think along with what their pitch plan is, or what I would throw myself, just gets me in trouble. I end up overthinking instead of just being up there to hit.” Laurila: You mentioned dialing down your swing. How exactly are you going about that? Langeliers: “How I’ve thought about it is that I’m not toning it down a whole lot. When you’re in a game, the adrenaline hits, so you’re still swinging pretty hard. But, as opposed to going up there thinking, ‘I’m going to swing as hard as I can,’ it’s more about how your body reacts to the pitch. How can I be on time, as we talked about, to hit this ball to left-center.” Laurila: With a fluid and smooth swing… Langeliers: “Exactly.” Laurila: I don’t mean to put words in your mouth… Langeliers: “No, that’s just what it is. If you’re up there swinging as hard as you can, your leg kick could get a little bigger. You could start a little later. You could get herky-jerky. It’s one of those feel things. It’s, ‘How do I pull this with a 75% feel with my swing, like I did in BP?’ Everything starts early and slow, and it goes from there.” Laurila: Any final thoughts on hitting? Langeliers: “Along with getting caught up in trying to hit the ball as hard as I could, I used to be almost obsessive about trying to hit the ball to right-center. When you’re trying to force the ball over there… there are a lot of guys who are really good at doing that, but it doesn’t work for me. Over time, with enough at-bats, you slowly figure out who you are. You figure out your strengths and kind of lean into them.” Laurila: Why had you focused on right-center? Langeliers: “I wanted to be a complete hitter and use the whole field. But with the swing I take, even if I’m a little late on a pitch, that’s when I hit the ball hard the other way, when I’m thinking left-center. When I’m thinking right-center, I tend to drop my barrel a little early, be underneath it, and kind of carve balls over there. That’s obviously not what I want. I want to be behind it, stay through it, and hit balls hard.” —— Earlier “Talks Hitting” interviews can found through these links: Jo Adell, Jeff Albert, Greg Allen, Nolan Arenado, Aaron Bates, Jacob Berry, Alex Bregman, Bo Bichette, Justice Bigbie, Cavan Biggio, Charlie Blackmon, JJ Bleday, Bobby Bradley, Will Brennan, Jay Bruce, Triston Casas, Matt Chapman, Michael Chavis, Garrett Cooper, Gavin Cross, Jacob Cruz, Nelson Cruz, Paul DeJong, Brenton Del Chiaro, Josh Donaldson, Brendan Donovan, Donnie Ecker, Rick Eckstein, Drew Ferguson, Justin Foscue, Michael Fransoso, Ryan Fuller, Joey Gallo, Paul Goldschmidt, Devlin Granberg, Gino Groover, Matt Hague, Andy Haines, Mitch Haniger, Robert Hassell III, Austin Hays, Nico Hoerner, Jackson Holliday, Spencer Horwitz, Rhys Hoskins, Eric Hosmer, Jacob Hurtubise, Tim Hyers, Walker Jenkins, Connor Joe, Jace Jung, Josh Jung, Jimmy Kerr, Heston Kjerstad, Steven Kwan, Trevor Larnach, Doug Latta, Dillon Lawson, Brooks Lee, Royce Lewis, Evan Longoria, Joey Loperfido, Michael Lorenzen, Mark Loretta, Gavin Lux, Dave Magadan, Trey Mancini, Edgar Martinez, Don Mattingly, Marcelo Mayer, Hunter Mense, Owen Miller, Paul Molitor, Colson Montgomery, Tre’ Morgan, Ryan Mountcastle, Cedric Mullins, Daniel Murphy, Lars Nootbaar, Logan O’Hoppe, Vinnie Pasquantino, Graham Pauley, David Peralta, Luke Raley, Julio Rodríguez, Brent Rooker, Thomas Saggese, Anthony Santander, Drew Saylor, Nolan Schanuel, Marcus Semien, Giancarlo Stanton, Spencer Steer, Trevor Story, Fernando Tatis Jr., James Tibbs III, Spencer Torkelson, Mark Trumbo, Brice Turang, Justin Turner, Trea Turner, Josh VanMeter, Robert Van Scoyoc, Chris Valaika, Zac Veen, Alex Verdugo, Mark Vientos, Matt Vierling, Luke Voit, Anthony Volpe, Joey Votto, Christian Walker, Jared Walsh, Jordan Westburg, Jesse Winker, Bobby Witt Jr. Mike Yastrzemski, Nick Yorke, Kevin Youkilis Source View the full article

Photo Credit: The CW (via YouTube) Busy Philipps recently shared her candid views about a plot from her former show, Dawson’s Creek. She did not join the cast of the show until Season 5; however, she recalled an inappropriate relationship from the very first season of Dawson’s Creek between Joshua Jackson’s Pacey and Leann Hunley’s Tamara. Busy Philipps reflects on relationship between Joshua Jackson’s Pacey and his teacher Tamara The Dawson’s Creek alumna opened up about her thoughts on the controversial relationship in the show’s first season. As Pacey (Joshua Jackson) grows increasingly attracted to his 36-year-old teacher, Tamara (Leann Hunley), they become romantically involved. This ultimately leads to him losing his virginity to her. First referring to her character Audrey, and Pacey’s relationship, Busy Philipps told PEOPLE, “They’re not even together.” She added, “He’s going to have a really, insanely inappropriate relationship with a teacher, which by the way, is so wild. And just goes to show you culturally how much we have changed for the better, right?” Philipps joined the show as Audrey Liddell during Season 5 as Pacey’s girlfriend. Very recently, the cast of Dawson’s Creek showed up at the Dawson’s Creek Class Reunion charity event. It also included a reading of the pilot episode by them. During this reading, Philipps played the part of Leann Hunley’s Tamara, the teacher and former love interest of Pacey Witter. The White Chicks actress also shared a glimpse at a joke between her and the series creator, Kevin Williamson. She first mentioned how he didn’t write her character into Dawson’s Creek. “He was already long gone from the show when they went to college, and my character was added,” the 46-year-old explained. Busy Philipps then shared, “After the show, I said, ‘Well, Kevin, I guess you did write a part for me on Dawson’s Creek. You just didn’t know that it would take 20 years for me to be the right age to play it,'” as she referred to playing Tamara at the event. Previously, Joshua Jackson also reflected on his character Pacey’s relationship with Tamara on Dawson’s Creek. He told Business Insider, “I think it is real for a younger person to have sexual desires for an older person. But I think the onus remains upon the older person to be the adult and recognize that that’s inappropriate.” Jackson further emphasized that it is important to depict human mistakes through on-screen storylines. Additionally, he clarified that the relationship wasn’t depicted as “a beautiful or romantic thing.” The post Dawson’s Creek’s Busy Philipps Recalls Pacey’s ‘Insanely Inappropriate’ Relationship appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Photo Credit: Apple Original Films) Apple TV has announced the F1 streaming release date for Warner Bros. Pictures’ latest sports drama led by Academy Award winner Brad Pitt. During its theatrical run, the movie earned a worldwide gross of over $628 million at the box office, making it Pitt’s highest-grossing film to date. When is the F1 streaming release date? Following its 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD release last week, F1: The Movie will be available for streaming starting December 12, exclusively on Apple TV. Since its debut, the racing movie has received a Certified Fresh rating of 82% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 355 reviews. Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski directed F1: The Movie from a screenplay written by Ehren Kruger. The cast also includes Damson Idris as Joshua Pearce, Kerry Condon as Kate, Javier Bardem as Rubén, Tobias Menzies as Banning, Kim Bodnia as Kaspar, Shea Whigham as Chip, Sarah Niles as Bernadette, and more. The movie also featured appearances from real-life Formula 1 racers, including producer Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz Jr., and more. Kosinski and Pitt also served as producers alongside Jerry Bruckheimer, Hamilton, Jeremy Kleiner, Dede Gardner, and Chad Omen, with Daniel Lupi serving as an executive producer. “Dubbed ‘the greatest that never was,’ Sonny Hayes was Formula 1’s most promising phenom of the 1990s until an accident on the track nearly ended his career. Thirty years later, he’s a nomadic racer-for-hire when he’s approached by his former teammate, Ruben Cervantes, owner of a struggling Formula 1 team that is on the verge of collapse. Ruben convinces Sonny to come back to Formula 1 for one last shot at saving the team and being the best in the world,” reads the official synopsis. “He’ll drive alongside Joshua Pearce, the team’s hotshot rookie, intent on setting his own pace. But as the engines roar, Sonny’s past catches up with him and he finds that in Formula 1, your teammate is your fiercest competition — and the road to redemption is not something you can travel alone.” The post F1 Streaming Release Date Set for Brad Pitt Racing Movie appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Image Credit: Sony Pictures Releasing) Jumanji 3 got a major update today, with the next entry in the film gaining a cast member of The White Lotus and more. What The White Lotus star has joined the Jumanji 3 cast? According to a new report from THR, Brittany O’Grady, who is best known for her role in the first season of The White Lotus, is set to join the next entry in the Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart-led film. THR also notes that Burn Gorman, who appeared in movies like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, is also joining the film. As far as information on the movie, Jumanji 3 — which still does not have an official title — will once again be directed by Jake Kasdan, who directed both of the first two films in the new era of Jumanji films. Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, and Karen Gillan will once again be returning to star in the sequel. Plot details remain under wraps at this time, but the third film in the series is being written by Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg. It’s not immediately clear if the real-world teenage versions of the characters played by Johnson, Black, Hart, and Gillan — played in the previous two movies by Alex Wolff, Ser’Darious Blain, Madison Iseman, and Morgan Turner — will also reprise their roles. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle technically serves as a sequel to 1995’s Jumanji, which was based on the 1981 children’s picture book of the same name by Chris Van Allsburg. That movie starred Robin Williams, David Alan Grier, Kirsten Dunst, and Bonnie Hunt. A spin-off, Zathura: A Space Adventure, directed by Jon Favreau then came in 2005. Jumanji has been a major box-office hit for Sony. The 2017 movie made over $950 million at the global box office, while the sequel brought in an impressive $801.7 million. (Source: The Hollywood Reporter) The post Jumanji 3 Gets Major Update, Adds The White Lotus Star to Cast appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

Photo Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures A new trailer for the Edge of Tomorrow anime movie, All You Need Is Kill, has been released. All You Need Is Kill is a new movie from Warner Bros. Japan that arrives next year. The film is based on the light novel written by Hiroshi Sakurazaka and illustrated by Yoshitoshi Abe that was published in 2004 in Japan. The 2014 Edge of Tomorrow film, which is directed by Doug Liman and stars Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, is based on that novel. Check out the new All You Need Is Kill trailer below (watch more trailers and clips): What do we know about the Edge of Tomorrow anime movie? The synopsis for the film (translated from Japanese) reads, “After invasion by unknown creature, Rita finds herself trapped in a time loop. Every time she dies, she wakes up again on the same morning. Determined to fight, she grows stronger with each loop – but the weight of endless death wears her down. Then she meets Keiji, who says, ‘When you die, I return, too…’ Together, they begin to carve out a new future. ‘Escape it!?’ ‘We have to give it a try!’ But what awaits them is a cruel fate, they must choose the one who will survive…An action-fantasy sci-fi spectacle brought to life with Studio 4°C’s stunning, dynamic visuals!” All You Need Is Kill is directed by Kenichiro Akimoto and co-directed by Yukinori Nakamura, while the screenplay comes from Yuichiro Kido. The voice cast includes Ai Mikami as Rita, Natsuki Hanae as Keiji, Kana Hanazawa as Shasta, and Hiccorohee as Raychell. According to CrunchyRoll, after having recently held its United States premiere at New York Comic Con last week, All You Need Is Kill will screen in ten theaters across Japan on January 9, 2026. A global release date for the film has not yet been announced by Warner Bros. Pictures. Originally reported by Brandon Schreur at SuperHeroHype. The post Edge of Tomorrow: New Trailer for Anime Adaptation of Tom Cruise Movie Released appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

Image Credit: HBO Max Weeks before It: Welcome to Derry premieres on HBO, Andy and Barbara Muschietti have already revealed plans for Season 2, which involves a significant time skip. When will It: Welcome to Derry Season 2 take place? The Muschiettis are two of the architects of the It franchise, which includes two movies and an HBO show. The Muschietti’s plan to expand the It universe with more seasons of Welcome to Derry. In an interview with Deadline, the Muschiettis explained how Welcome to Derry Season 1 sets up Season 2 by traveling further back in time to explore more mythology in the horror franchise. “There is an intentional bigger arc that will open,” Andy explained to Deadline. “My intention with this was to create a story that is a little bit like an iceberg under the water all through Seasons 1, 2, and 3. There will be an expansion in the mythology and more answers to the big questions.” Andy added, “The second season will be in 1935. At the end of Season 1, we are hinting at the reason why we are going to tell the story in two more seasons and backwards.” It: Welcome to Derry has not been renewed for Season 2 by HBO. It: Welcome to Derry is a prequel series to It and It: Chapter Two. Set in 1962, the series explores the Hanlon family’s arrival in Derry and the origins of Pennywise the Clown. The cast includes Jovan Adepo, Taylour Paige, Chris Chalk, James Remar, Stephen Rider, Madeleine Stowe, and Rudy Mancuso. Bill Skarsgård will reprise his role as Pennywise the Clown. It: Welcome to Derry is developed for television by Andy Muschietti, Barbara Muschietti, and Jason Fuchs. The series is based on the novel It by horror maestro Stephen King. Fuchs and Brad Caleb Kane are co-showrunners on the series. Welcome to Derry is produced by HBO and Warner Bros. Television. It: Welcome to Derry premieres on Sunday, October 26, 2025, on HBO and streams on HBO Max. Originally reported by Dan Girolamo for SuperHeroHype. The post It: Welcome to Derry Season 2 Will Feature Huge Time Skip appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

Photo Credit: Lionsgate Films / Roadside Attractions / LD Entertainment From the start of her career as a singer and actress, Jennifer Lopez has always had a soft spot for musicals and the magic of Broadway. Now that she’s debuting in musical cinema with Kiss of the Spider Woman, she got candid about why a Broadway run might remain out of reach for now. Jennifer Lopez might never do a Broadway musical, as it requires ‘bigger commitment’ The Atlas star recently admitted that she has always dreamed of doing Broadway. However, her jam-packed schedule with movies and music hasn’t really given her the time. During a recent conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Jennifer Lopez shared, “I’ve always thought about it. I’ve always had a fantasy of doing Broadway, but my life has always been the music and the movies, so there’s never been a time.” Lopez further elaborated on the prospect of doing multiple performances a week. She added, “It would be a nice thing to slow down and just do one thing for a period of time. But it’s a bigger commitment. And I don’t know if I could do eight shows a week.” Nevertheless, the “Let’s Get Loud” hitmaker is still not closing the door on Broadway. She said, “At the right time with the right people and the right person, who knows? We’ll see what comes to fruition when that time comes. But I do think Broadway is in my future.” Besides that, Jennifer Lopez still dreams about bringing back roles she once had her eye on. One of the Grammy nominee’s favorites is Bye Bye Birdie. Interestingly, it was once reportedly being adapted as a live TV production, with her essaying Rosie. Unfortunately, that project fell through, but Lopez is still keen to be a part of the musical. “I would die to do Bye Bye Birdie. It went away. That was going to be more of a movie, but it would be nice to revive that on Broadway, too,” the 56-year-old stated. Currently, Jennifer Lopez is putting everything she’s got into Kiss of the Spider Woman, where she plays two roles. She even made sure she perfected the uncut dance scenes. Moreover, the Bill Condon movie helped her reconnect with her roots in jazz, ballet, and Broadway dance, things she shared she learned “when she was a very little girl.” Featuring Jennifer Lopez alongside Diego Luna and Tonatiuh, Kiss of the Spider Woman arrived in US theaters on October 10, 2025. The post Jennifer Lopez on Why She Might Never Do a Broadway Musical Despite Interest appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Photo Credit: 20th Century Studios) 20th Century Studios has released the first Send Help trailer, previewing the upcoming Sam Raimi survival horror movie, which is set to release on January 30, 2026. “A woman and her boss struggle to stay alive on a remote island after a plane crash,” reads the brief synopsis for the movie. Send Help is written by Mark Swift and Damian Shannon, marking his latest since his trip to the MCU with 2022’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Check out the Send Help trailer below (watch other trailers): What happens in the Send Help trailer? Send Help stars Rachel McAdams, Chris Pang, Dylan O’Brien, and Dennis Haysbert. The film is said to center on two colleagues who find themselves stranded on a deserted island after surviving a plane crash. “They must work together and use their wits to survive and make it out alive,” reads the film’s original logline. The movie marks the return of Raimi to the horror genre since his 2009 film, Drag Me to Hell. Raimi directed the first three films in the Evil Dead franchise, which include 1987’s Evil Dead II and 1992’s Army of Darkness in addition to The Evil Dead. He directed the pilot episode of Ash vs Evil Dead and produced the Starz series. According to early reports of the movie, Send Help is said to aim to be a mix of Rob Reiner’s Misery and Robert Zemeckis’s Castaway. The post Send Help Trailer: Sam Raimi Horror Movie Stars Rachel McAdams, Dylan O’Brien appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Image Credit: Lionsgate) Lionsgate has officially revealed The Long Walk 4K, Blu-ray, and digital release date, revealing when fans can check out the film at home on premium digital services. When is The Long Walk’s 4K, Blu-ray, and digital release date? The Long Walk will release on Blu-ray, DVD, and Amazon-exclusive 4K SteelBook on November 25, 2025, with a wider 4K UHD release set for December 23, 2025. The film’s Blu-ray and DVD will retail for $39.99 and $29.96, respectively, while the 4K SteelBook + Blu-ray + Digital combo will be available for $34.99 at Amazon. The wide release of the 4K UHD in December will retail for $42.99. The film will also release on premium digital services on October 21, 2025, just in time to check the film out ahead of Halloween. The movie will be available on a number of digital storefronts to buy or rent. On top of the film’s release info, Lionsgate also revealed the bonus features set to arrive on The Long Walk’s home release, including: Alternate Ending – 4K UHD SteelBook Exclusive Stephen King: An Appreciation – 4K UHD SteelBook Exclusive Cooper & David Scene Read – 4K UHD SteelBook Exclusive “Ever Onward: Making The Long Walk” Multi-Part Documentary Chapter 1: Walk or Die Chapter 2: Raring to Rip Chapter 3: Another Time/Another Place Chapter 4: Adjustments Are Key Chapter 5: Fulfillment Theatrical Trailers The movie is directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay written by JT Mollner. The filmmaker is no stranger to dystopic thrillers after working on The Hunger Games franchise, which also centers around the government enlisting young people into a survival competition. The official synopsis for the movie reads, “From the highly anticipated adaptation of master storyteller Stephen King’s first-written novel, and Francis Lawrence, the visionary director of The Hunger Games franchise films (Catching Fire, Mockingjay – Pts. 1 & 2, and The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes), comes The Long Walk, an intense, chilling, and emotional thriller that challenges audiences to confront a haunting question: how far could you go?” The Long Walk stars Cooper Hoffman, Mark Hamill, David Jonsson, Garrett Wareing, Tut Nyuot, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang, Roman Griffin Davis, Jordan Gonzalez, Joshua Odjick, Josh Hamilton, and Judy Greer. The post The Long Walk Digital, 4K, & Blu-ray Release Date Set for Horror Movie appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Photo Credit: Marni Grossman/Netflix) Netflix has shared the official trailer for A Merry Little Ex-Mas, its newest romantic holiday comedy led by Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) and Oliver Hudson (Rules of Engagement). The movie will be available for streaming starting on November 12, 2025. “Recently divorced Kate hopes for one last perfect family Christmas before selling her house. But her holiday plans are hilariously derailed when her ex-husband Everett unexpectedly introduces his younger and successful new girlfriend,” reads the official synopsis. Check out the A Merry Little Ex-Mas trailer below (watch more trailers): What happens in the A Merry Little Ex-Mas trailer? The video introduces Silverstone and Hudson as divorced exes Kate and Everett, who decided to spend their last Christmas together as a family. However, things get complicated with the arrival of Everett’s new girlfriend. This leads Kate to find her own plus one for the holidays in the form of a charming 28-year-old Christmas tree seller. The trailer also teases unresolved feelings between Kate and Everett, making it the messiest and most memorable Christmas they’ll ever have. A Merry Little Ex-Mas is directed by Steve Carr from a screenplay written by Holly Hester. The cast also includes Jameela Jamil (The Good Place), Pierson Fodé (The Wrong Paris), Wilder Hudson, Emily Hall, Timothy Innes, and Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina the Teenage Witch). It is produced by Paul Hart and Melissa Joan Hart, with Silverstone and Galen Fletcher serving as executive producers. “This was a dream-come-true cast,” Hart said in an interview with Tudum. “It’s a mystery to me how Alicia and I have somehow never even met until now, considering we have so much and so many people in common. Oliver is one of the funniest men I’ve ever met . . . Jameela, I was dying to work with, and we hit it off like BFFs immediately. And [Pierson’s] a complete pro and such a joy on set!” The post Alicia Silverstone Netflix Christmas Movie A Merry Little Ex-Mas Gets Trailer appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. He Coined the Word of the Decade. And Wrote a Book About It. “Enshittification” doesn’t hide what it means. And a few years ago, Cory Doctorow coined it to describe, well, the “enshittification” of the digital world. Pay to play games. Scammy apps and websites. And in his new book, he expands the idea into the material world If I may be so bold, it is a term that is extraordinarily useful to describe our political and cultural moment as well. Even if you don’t read the book, this NYT profile is worth reading. A Guardian and a Thief is Becoming the It Book of the Fall I thought it might be the new Lockwood. Or the new Flournoy. Or the new Desai. But it is looking like Megan Majumdar’s A Guardian and a Thief has the inside track on being the book of the fall. An Oprah pick and finalist spots for the National Book Award and Kirkus Prizes are about as much as you can ask of a literary title. It was a late pick-up by one Rebecca Schinsky in our 2025 Fantasy Book League and could well be the difference. I am happy for everyone involved. No for real, I am. At least I included it in our It Books of October showdown. Lit Hub Turns 10 and Gifts The Internet with 58 Book Recommendations Surving a decade as an independent media company, especially in books, is no mean feat. And to celebrate their 70th (one internet year is the equivalent of seven real years), Lit Hub solicited a bunch of literary folks for books they would recommend. They range from familar classics like Anna Karenina, to on point surely-before-the-Nobel-announcement-submission of Lazlo Kraznahhorkai. Worth a browse. Wait, is This the OPPOSITE of “Enshittification?” LibraryThing didn’t like AI bots scraping their site and ingesting all those user reviews. So they built a custom human authentication pop-up that is just delightful. View the full article

Credits: 20th Century Films According to one of the movie’s biggest stars, James Cameron might helm a documentary about the making of Avatar before traveling back to Pandora for Avatar 4. Zoe Saldaña explains why an Avatar documentary would be important Zoe Saldaña is set to reprise her role of Neytiri in the third Avatar movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash. Cameron plans to make an Avatar 4 and 5 next. However, the Oscar winner might make another movie about the Avatar universe before Avatar 4 gets made. In an interview with Beyond Noise, Saldaña revealed that Cameron is “considering a documentary about the making of Avatar.” Saldaña is pushing for the documentary, as it would give her a chance to shine a light on performance capture and how it has become an “empowering form of acting.” “It gives us the credit, the ability to own 100 percent of our performance on screen,” Saldaña explained. “With animation, you might go into the studio for [a few] sessions; that’s as much as they’ll need you for the whole movie. You go into a studio, however you’re dressed, and you lend your voice, right? Performance capture means that Avatar wouldn’t exist if Sigourney Weaver, Sam Worthington, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet, myself, and the entire cast didn’t get up and put those dots on our faces. “We put on that little unitard with all those dots on it, and step into a volume — that’s what we call the set — that’s rigged on the ceiling, with all these cameras in measured positions. They’re all pointing into this space that finds us, and feeds that information into the system that is Pandora.” The Avatar movies are an enormous undertaking for Saldaña and the rest of the cast. To play Neytiri, Saldaña had to train in archery, martial arts, free diving, and scuba diving. Saldaña also had to learn how to walk like an “extraterrestrial human species.” Fans can see Saldaña’s hard work come to fruition in Avatar: Fire and Ash, in theaters on December 19, 2025. Avatar 4 is scheduled for release on December 21, 2029, with Avatar 5 following two years later on December 19, 2031. Originally reported by Dan Girolamo on SuperHeroHype. The post Avatar 4 Might Not Be the Next Avatar Movie After Fire and Ash appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

The Twins have sought permission from the Red Sox to interview bench coach Ramón Vázquez in their managerial search, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. It’s standard practice for clubs to allow coaches or front office personnel to interview for potential promotions, so it’d be a shock if the Red Sox didn’t grant that request. Vázquez, 49, would become the first known candidate to interview for the Minnesota position. A native of Puerto Rico, he played parts of nine MLB seasons across six clubs as a utility infielder during the 2000s. He has spent over a decade in the coaching ranks since ending his playing career. Vázquez worked as a minor league coach in the Houston system and spent a season on the Padres’ MLB staff before joining Alex Cora in Boston for the 2018 season. The Sox promoted him to bench coach three years ago. Aside from one game filling in while Cora was attending his daughter’s graduation, Vázquez has no MLB managerial experience. He has managed in the Puerto Rican winter league and managed one season in A-ball while coming up through the Houston system. This would be his first publicly reported interview for an MLB managerial job. The Twins are one of eight teams with a vacancy after firing Rocco Baldelli at season’s end. The team never really recovered from their late-season collapse in 2024, when they squandered a playoff berth despite peaking at 17 games above .500 in the middle of August. They had a 13-game winning streak early this past season but were otherwise a well below-average team. After injuries decimated the starting rotation in June, they embarked on a massive deadline sell-off that sent Carlos Correa back to Houston for salary relief. The deadline also left Baldelli and his staff with a bullpen consisting mostly of waiver pickups and journeymen. The Twins went 19-35 in the final two months and finished with a 70-92 record that had them as the second-worst team in the American League. Only the White Sox, who lost over 100 games for a third straight year, kept Minnesota from the bottom of the AL. An incoming manager seems likely to step into a rebuild. The Pohlad family had considered selling the franchise but reversed course in August, instead bringing on minority investors to pay down significant debt which the team had reportedly accrued. Their season-ending payroll has dropped in consecutive seasons (per Cot’s Baseball Contracts) following the collapse of their local broadcast contract. They have a handful of question marks at the bottom of the lineup and arguably MLB’s worst bullpen. That won’t all be fixed in one offseason, meaning they should be active sellers this winter and at next summer’s deadline. Ryan Jeffers is headed into his final season of arbitration control. Joe Ryan is down to two arbitration years, while Pablo López is signed for two more seasons at $21.75MM annually. They could listen on role players like Trevor Larnach and Matt Wallner as well. Minnesota added upper level starting pitchers (e.g. Mick Abel, Taj Bradley) in a couple of their trades last summer, so perhaps there’s a path back to contention in 2027, but they’re facing an uphill battle to compete next year. View the full article

In what intellectual freedom advocates have seen coming for months, a Texas school district has just shut down access to all secondary school libraries for students due to the regulations of the state’s Senate Bill 13. New Braunfels Independent School District (NBISD) voted yesterday, Monday, October 13, to shut down all but elementary school libraries in the district in order to ensure their collections are compliant with the law. Senate Bill 13 (SB 13) requires that school libraries remain free of “harmful material,” “indecent content,” and “profane content.” All three of these designations lack any legal definition, opening wide the door for interpretation and undermining the federal standard of the Miller Test in determining obscenity. Laws like SB 13 have been appearing in state legislature nationwide, with the intention to dismantle shared understanding of obscenity in favor of partisan-flavored interpretation of what does and does not constitute “inappropriate” material in books. SB 13 goes further than requiring schools remove such materials. It gives the power of selecting what materials may be added to public school libraries to either the district’s board of trustees or to parent-led committees called School Library Advisory Councils (SLACs). Districts can choose which method they’ll take to oversee the collection, though local parents can petition districts who don’t elect to go with the SLAC options to do just that. New Braunfels ISD has elected to keep decision making with the school board. This week’s announcement that they are shutting down access to all middle and high school libraries comes as they seek to weed out any materials that may be outside the approved topics of SB 13. Per the school’s announcement: NBISD offers no framework for how they’ll be completing this comprehensive review of over 50,000 books across district secondary schools. The district also offers no timeline for when students will have access to their own school libraries–facilities that their family tax dollars go to operate. NBISD’s decision to shut down the libraries in order to complete a review of materials based on vague language showcases how quickly and easily public schools are and will continue to cower to far right politics infiltrating communities throughout Texas. The school already has a robust collection policy outlining the types of materials they acquire and where and how they remove materials. SB 13 takes away the control that this district has over its available materials. The bill purposefully introduces lies about the kinds of materials available in school libraries. As with any other public school library, there is no such thing as “harmful material” in the collection. “Harmful material” is a subjective term, alongside “indecent” and “profane” content. They’re meaningless and serve only to create panic and discord in school districts, while costing them untold amounts of taxpayer money through charades like these wide-scale reviews. In an update about SB 13’s impact on NBISD, the district outlined how they were handling implementation in September. This was before the decision for a total shut down. Among the district’s plans: Removal of any books deemed in violation of SB 13, pending further review. This is a book ban, whether or not the book ultimately gets removed from the district. Again, there are no standard definitions of any of the terms in SB 13. It’s open to political interpretation and creates the type of chilling effect where any book that could possibly be interpreted as against the law will simply disappear. Allowing parents to see every book their child has borrowed from the library. This wild infringement on student rights makes them less likely to borrow materials, especially of those materials are of a personal or sensitive nature–and of course, that surveillance is the entire point. It’s intended to be punitive and encourage students to simply not borrow materials from the library. Requiring all book vendors to be in compliance with SB 13. This is one of the sticking points with previously-passed legislation in Texas called The READER Act, that still remains on pause following a lawsuit against its legality. How and where vendors are to be in compliance with vague language and no method of interpreting what materials are or are not appropriate remains to be seen (and that’s, of course, the point). Deciding how future book purchases will be reviewed by the school board. Of course, elected school board officials work to keep their positions, meaning that their voting record on books allowed into school collections will either help them keep or lose their positions. That doesn’t start to touch on the fact that most school board members have zero experience working in, operating, or curating the materials in a library. This is intended to further deprofessionalize librarianship. In Texas, school librarians are not only certified as librarians. They’re also certified educators with classroom experience. This is not the first, nor will it be the last, broad and overreaching methods by which public institutions in Texas respond to this bill and its sister bill, Senate Bill 12. Just two weeks ago, Leander Independent School District’s administrators asked educators to 40 books–as identified through Artificial Intelligence–in compliance with that law. Among the titles were classics like To Kill a Mockingbird. All but four of those titles have been returned to shelves as of writing. SB 13 is a bill that removes local control from public schools across the state of Texas and puts the power of what books are or are not available to students into the hands of politicians. The bill tells educators and librarians that they’re unable to do their jobs correctly, despite being trained, educated, and experienced in the field. As it’s playing out in New Braunfels right now is what we’ll begin to see pop up in more schools in Texas: outright removal of access to libraries for students, period. The next meeting of the New Braunfels school board is November 10. Information about that meeting is available on their website, but readers are encouraged to begin drafting letters to the board now addressing its decision to shutter access to secondary school libraries in order to conduct large-scale book banning. This is also the time to hold the state’s elected officials accountable. SB 13 was cosponsored entirely by republican legislators, all of whom are listed here. Texas residents are urged to not only tell those representatives what this bill is doing but to reiterate that those legislators work for the people and that they know this law works in conjunction with SB 12 to rid public schools of materials their party disagrees with. This isn’t about protection. It’s about eradication. Something else advocates for the right to read can do if they’re local is keep an eye on the library’s catalog. What books are going to disappear from the collection over the next several weeks quietly? One way to do this is to consider pulling together some of the most commonly banned books over the last year and seeing if they’re currently in secondary library collections at NBISD and monitoring their status through the closure of those libraries. Another meaningful action? Write letters in support of the school’s libraries and library workers to those individuals and to the board itself. SB 13 is intended to make library workers feel like criminals and intended to further deprofessionalize the field. Read more about the dangerous precent being set by SB 13 at the Texas Freedom to Read Project. View the full article

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The Brooklyn Nets have released Dariq Whitehead and Drew Timme, the team announced on Monday. The Nets will now carry a dead-money cap hit since Whitehead’s $3.26 million salary for 2025-26 is fully guaranteed. Nets Drafted Dariq Whitehead In 2023 If Whitehead clears waivers, his $5.36 million team option for 2026-27 will be declined as […] The post Nets Waive Dariq Whitehead, Drew Timme Ahead of NBA Season appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And Basketball News. View the full article

Following a 17-65 finish in 2024-25, the Utah Jazz once again found themselves in the NBA draft lottery. Utah landed the #5 pick in the 2025 NBA draft. There was speculation on who the Jazz would take. When it was their turn to pick, Utah selected Ace Bailey out of Rutgers. The 19-year-old has a […] The post Utah’s Ace Bailey is dealing with ‘tendonitis in both knees’ ahead of 2025-26 appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And Basketball News. View the full article

A lawsuit related to the sale of the Portland Trail Blazers has been resolved, paving the way for an investment group led by Tom Dundon to purchase the NBA franchise. RAJ Sports Alleged Cherngs Violated Exclusivity Agreement The lawsuit, filed in September by RAJ Sports Holding LLC, alleged the co-founders of Panda Express breached an […] The post RAJ Sports Drops Lawsuit Against Cherngs Over Trail Blazers Ownership Sale appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And Basketball News. View the full article

Here are three things for MLBTR readers to keep an eye on throughout the day today: 1. NLCS Game 2: The Dodgers took home a hard-fought victory in Game 1 of the NLCS yesterday when Blake Treinen struck out Brice Turang with the bases loaded to preserve a one-run lead in the ninth inning. Now, the Brewers will be looking to avoid falling into an 0-2 hole before they head to L.A. for Game 3, while the Dodgers will try to keep the good times rolling and build on their lead. The game is scheduled for 7:08pm local time, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto (2.49 ERA) on the bump opposite Freddy Peralta (2.70 ERA). Yamamoto dominated the Reds in the Wild Card series with two runs (zero earned) and nine strikeouts across 6 2/3 innings of work, but he didn’t fare quite as well against the Phillies in the NLDS as he surrendered three runs in four innings of work. As for Peralta, he made two starts against the Cubs in the NLDS where he allowed five runs in 9 2/3 innings of work. While he struck out 15 batters, he also allowed three home runs. 2. Another manager job opens up: Yesterday, Padres skipper Mike Shildt announced his decision to step down from the manager’s chair. That creates yet another opening in the dugout for an MLB club, and San Diego will now join the Giants, Braves, Orioles, Rockies, Angels, Twins, and Nationals in the hunt for a new manager. Cubs bench coach Ryan Flaherty has already emerged as a candidate in San Diego, and he’s getting a look in Baltimore, too. He’s surely far from the only candidate for either role, however, and with so many vacancies around the game it may take a little bit longer than usual for teams to find the right fit on the market. 3. Blue Jays in a bind: After a dominant performance against the Yankees in the ALDS, the Blue Jays find themselves in a bind. Right-hander Trey Yesavage was unable to replicate his previous dominance and surrendered five runs in four innings of work to take the loss in what ultimately became a 10-3 win for Seattle. That leaves Toronto down two games as they head to the west coast for the next three games of the series. With the Mariners now enjoying a one-game cushion as they look to clinch a trip to the World Series at home, the Blue Jays will be looking for their offense to wake up and start scoring runs like they did against New York if they’re going to represent Canada in the World Series for the first time since 1993. The ALCS has no game today as the two teams travel to Seattle. Will the day off be enough for the Jays to bounce back? View the full article

In the 1980-81 season, the Dallas Mavericks made their debut in the NBA. The team went 15-67 in their inaugural season. Fast-forward to 2025-26, and the Mavericks are in their 45th year as a franchise. After trading away Luka Doncic in 2024-25 and landing the #1 pick in the 2025 NBA draft, it’s a new […] The post The Mavericks are bringing back two throwback uniforms for their 45th anniversary appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And Basketball News. View the full article

Though he has made it abundantly clear that his son, Joshua Benard, does not like his father promoting him, General Hospital star Maurice Benard could not help but share his proud moment as a father with a new video of his son performing Girl From North Country. The Instagram post has seen plenty of traction since. General Hospital’s Sonny, Maurice Benard is proud of his son Maurice Benard is a soap legend. After his stints in other soap operas, he has been playing Sonny Corinthos in the ABC soap opera General Hospital since 1993. Like him, his son also seems to possess abundant talent. Joshua Benard has been performing his music at various venues, and as per Maurice’s post, he has an EP coming out soon. The General Hospital veteran could not help but gush over his son’s talent, despite making it clear that Joshua does not support this. He posted a video of his son playing Boby Dylan’s Girl From North Country with an elaborate caption about being a proud father. “My son @jjbenard doesn’t like me to put things up. Sometimes he even gets upset. But good things are happening for him and I’m a proud dad,” he wrote. “He’s meeting with very exciting people and he has his EP coming out soon I heard a lot of the songs I truly am a fan. There’s nothing like a real singer-songwriter,” he added about his son’s budding career before asking his fans to continue supporting his son. “I hope you all give him a lot of support go to his Instagram and TikTok we’ll see what happens. ????,” he concluded the post. There were many enthusiastic fan reactions to the post. Many fans praised Joshua’s singing and congratulated him on the upcoming EP. Hopefully, Joshua will also have a packed career like his father. The post General Hospital’s Maurice Benard Is ‘Proud Dad’ in New Post appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

Image credit: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Just days after Tron: Ares’ release, director Joachim Rønning is already teasing what could come next for the franchise. In a recent interview, Rønning explained the vision behind the film’s post-credits scene. However, as of now, there is no confirmation that Tron 4 has been greenlit yet. Joachim Rønning says ‘bringing back Sark’ in Tron: Ares ending is a hint for ‘something to come’ Director Joachim Rønning has shared new details about the ending of Tron: Ares. Speaking to GamesRadar+, Rønning explained that the film’s final scene, which brings back the iconic villain Sark, was designed to hint at a potential continuation of the story. He said, “To be able to shoot the scene [where we] bring back Sark… everybody at Industrial Light & Magic was like, ‘Oh my God!’” Rønning called the visual world of the 1982 original “the holy grail of VFX,” adding that it was not eligible for a VFX Oscar because the Academy “felt it was cheating at the time.” The director then teased that though Sark’s return is brief, it might lead to something bigger. He explained, “And then the other thing was bringing back Sark, even though it’s at the very end, it’s just like hinting [at] something to come.” Rønning also suggested that Evan Peters’ character, Julian Dillinger, could be important to continue the storyline. “I think that would be great. I think Julian Dillinger [Evan Peters] – it’s a good starting point for that continuation of that character,” he said. The director didn’t confirm whether Tron 4 is already in the works, and there’s been no official word from Disney on Tron 4. Set decades after Tron: Legacy, Tron: Ares continues the iconic sci-fi saga. The movie’s cast includes Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Evan Peters, and Hasan Minhaj, among others. Written by Jesse Wigutow, the film was released in theaters worldwide on October 10. Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on SuperHeroHype. The post How Tron: Ares’ Post-Credits Scene Could Lead to Tron 4 appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Image Credit: Apple TV) Apple TV+ has released the first The Family Plan 2 trailer, previewing the sequel to the family holiday action comedy starring Mark Wahlberg. The Family Plan 2 is set to release on November 21, 2025. “Set during the holiday season, The Family Plan 2 follows Dan, who planned the perfect vacation for his wife Jessica and their kids to celebrate overseas, until a mysterious figure from his past shows up with unfinished business,” reads the film’s official synopsis. “An international game of cat-and-mouse ensues as Dan and his family battle, bicker, and bond their way through a series of bank heists, holiday hijinks, and car chases amid scenic European terrain.” Check out The Family Plan 2 trailer below (watch other trailers): What happens in The Family Plan 2 trailer? The trailer sees the return of Mark Wahlberg, who plays Dan Morgan, a former covert assassin who left a life of espionage to start a family. This time, he and his family travel to London to spend Christmas together, but Dan decides to take on a job and runs into an enemy from his past. Alongside Wahlberg, The Family Plan 2 is also set to star Michelle Monaghan, Zoe Colletti, van Crosby, Kit Harrington, Daniel de Bourg, and Reda Elazouar. The Family Plan 2 is directed by Simon Cellan Jones from a screenplay written by David Coggeshall. “Making The Family Plan and seeing it become an instant success with global audiences in the way that it did has been incredibly rewarding,” Wahlberg said in a statement to announce the sequel. “We can’t wait to collaborate with our partners at Apple and Skydance again on this next chapter for the Morgan family as their European holiday inevitably goes awry.” The post The Family Plan 2 Trailer Previews Mark Wahlberg’s Assassin Movie Sequel appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

(Photo Credit: Viaplay US) ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive trailer for the U.S. release of Vanguard, the acclaimed English and Swedish drama described as “a real-life Succession and Wolf of Wall Street story.” It centers around the life of Swedish business leader Jan Stenbeck. “At 35, Jan Stenbeck appears to have it all: a prestigious career at Morgan Stanley, a glamorous life in New York, and a budding romance with American socialite Merrill McCloud. But when tragedy strikes his family in Sweden, he is thrust into a leadership role at Kinnevik, the family’s esteemed industrial group,” says the official synopsis. “What follows is a high-stakes battle between tradition and innovation, as Jan’s visionary ideas clash with his siblings’ conservative approach. His bold strategies don’t just transform the Nordic market; they influence global players, inspiring Rupert Murdoch’s Sky TV model and laying the groundwork for Vodafone’s rise. However, his meteoric ascent comes at a cost. Haunted by loneliness and strained family ties, Jan’s life is as tumultuous as it is transformative. Vanguard is the story of a visionary who revolutionized modern media but paid a personal price for his groundbreaking impact.” Check out the exclusive Vanguard trailer below (watch more trailers): When is the US release date for Vanguard? Vanguard is scheduled to make its debut on Tuesday, November 18, on Viaplay US, with the first two episodes. A new episode will drop every week until Tuesday, December 9, when the award-winning five-part drama will conclude. Vanguard hails from director Goran Kapetanovic and head writer Alex Haridi, based on the novel by Per Andersson. The show stars Jakob Oftebro, Zoe Boyle, Malin Crépin, Irene Lindh, Iggy Malmborg, Nils Wetterholm, Einar Laurell, Julia Marko-Nord, Jakob Tamm, Johan Mörn, Göran Parkrud, and more. For his leading performance as Jan Stenbeck, Oftebro won the Best Actor award at the Kristallen Awards 2025. The post ‘Real-Life Succession’ Vanguard Trailer Sets TV Show’s US Release Date | Exclusive appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More. View the full article

The Milwaukee Bucks will cut guard Jamaree Bouyea to sign forward Alex Antetokounmpo to a two-way contract, sources told HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto on Monday. Jamaree Bouyea Joined Bucks In March Bouyea had been with the Bucks on a two-way contract going back to last season. He averaged 16.5 points and 4.0 assists per game in […] The post Bucks Waive Jamaree Bouyea To Sign Alex Antetokounmpo appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And Basketball News. View the full article