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    Amazon Prime Video October releases: From Stephen King's Carrie to The Terminal List Season 2, new movies and series arriving

    Prime Video is set to release a diverse lineup in October featuring horror, action, and romance projects. Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie will premiere on October 7. Chris Pratt returns in The Terminal List Season 2, launching on October 21 as well. Additional films like Love of Your Life and Masterplan will debut during the month.

    Emmy Awards Night 1 Big Winners: Bad Bunny and Jimmy Kimmel shine as ‘The Traitors’ dominates reality categories; check full winners list

    The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards kicked off on September 5, 2026, with a spectacular Night 1 ceremony. The evening was dominated by the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, which took home seven prestigious awards. The Traitors followed closely, earning six accolades, including one for the talented Alan Cumming's hosting. Additionally, The Muppet Show clinched four Emmys, celebrating its notable variety special win.

    The Family Plan Sequel: All we know about Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan starrer movie

    Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan will reprise their roles in Apple Original Films' action-comedy sequel, The Family Plan. The film follows Dan Morgan, a former assassin, as he tries to escape his past with his family in Europe.

    The Electric State: See release date, where to watch, teaser trailer, storyline and cast

    Netflix revealed the teaser trailer for The Electric State, directed by the Russo Brothers. The movie, set in a retro-futuristic 1990s, follows an orphaned teenager on a journey across the American West.

    Stanley Tucci, Michelle Yeoh board the cast of Russo Brothers' 'The Electric State'

    The movie is based on the acclaimed 2018 graphic novel by Simon Stalenhag of 'Tales from the Loop' fame.

    Chris Pratt, Taylor Kitsch are fascinated by India's culture and food, actors say 'The Terminal List' was made with Indian fans in mind'
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