ALL'S FAIR Season Two to Premiere on Hulu
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Hulu debuted the official trailer and key art for season two of Ryan Murphy's legal comedy ALL'S FAIR, which will premiere with three episodes on Hulu and Disney+, with new episodes streaming weekly.
ALL'S FAIR Season Two Trailer and Key Art Debut on Hulu
by Rachel Stone - Oct 7, 2026
Hulu released the official trailer and key art for season two of Ryan Murphy's legal comedy ALL'S FAIR, starring Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close. The season will premiere with three episodes on Hulu and Disney+.
Patrick Dempsey, Victoria Clark & More to Star in THE TRUTH ABOUT THE HARRY QUEBERT AFFAIR
by Caryn Robbins - Aug 15, 2017
MGM Television, Eagle Pictures and Barbary Films have started production in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on a 10-part television series event for premium cable network EPIX, an MGM company, based on the bestselling European novel by Joël Dicker, THE TRUTH ABOUT THE HARRY QUEBERT AFFAIR, which has sold more than two million books worldwide and was translated into more than 25 languages.
Michigan State University Department of Theatre Presents SWEET MERCY, Beginning 3/19
by Kelsey Denette - Mar 5, 2013
In this world-premiere work, chosen as the winner of Michigan State University's 2012 International Playwriting Competition, playwright Melody Cooper examines the moral responsibility of "First-World" bystanders to international conflicts. It is 2006, and Rachel, a young woman from a military family, is giving up a life of humanitarian work abroad to marry an officer. Carl, a former U.N. Peacekeeping Officer and a friend of Rachel from her days working in Rwanda during the 1994 genocide, unexpectedly turns up before the wedding. The desperate Carl reaches out to Rachel, begging her to remember the village massacre that they both witnessed and urging her to continue aid work in Darfur-causing tensions within Rachel's family to boil over. This haunting story is theatrically told, with flashbacks and visions of Carl's young friend Kigeri woven into the stage action, and sections from Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus serving as chilling parallels to the conflicts in Rwanda and Darfur.