HBO has unveiled the official marketing art for the final season of Game of Thrones. Below is the season 8 poster which will soon be gracing outdoor advertising, print ads and, eventually, the DVD box cover: A dragon melding with the Iron Throne (look close at the bottom). The image is an echo of the show's first season Iron Throne ad, which is appropriate as the final season contains many callbacks to the show's debut episodes.

A montage of obvious images intended to express evil fail to evoke — either literally or symbolically — the sinister world of Don Henley’s lyrics in the Garden of Allah video. The ex-Eagle, meanwhile, hides in hard-edged shadows. Maybe he’s ashamed of his new downtown comb-over, which ranks among the worst haircuts on video, A Flock of Seagulls notwithstanding. Kirk Douglas’ satanic cameo is sadly wasted. D ncG1vNJzZmidp2OwsLmOmqmtoZOhsnB9mHJsaGliZH9ze8aaqZ2dnmKurbjAoWY%3D

The Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Station is providing an update days after an investigation was launched into an alleged hit-and-run accident involving actor Gary Busey. On Tuesday, an unidentified woman claimed the 79-year-old actor hit her back bumper while exiting a Malibu shopping center and then drove away from the scene without exchanging insurance or contact information. The incident was first reported by TMZ, which obtained video of an unidentified woman pursuing Busey — "

Gary Oldman is trying to word his answers carefully. Already done filming season 4 and currently at work on season 5 of Slow Horses, he's chatting with EW's The Awardist about the Apple TV+ drama's third season, trying not to give anything away about what's to come. "I don't want to let the cat out of the bag," he tells Entertainment Weekly over Zoom, before simply teasing, "We haven't seen the last of Standish.

One of the most memorable characters on the new A League of Their Own TV series isn't a baseball player at all. Like the beloved Penny Marshall film that inspired it, much of the new show takes place on the baseball diamond, telling the story of the many women who fought to play professionally at the height of World War II. But one of the series' breakout stars is British actress Gbemisola Ikumelo, who stars as Rockford resident and aspiring comic book artist Clance Morgan.

A helping hand is usually appreciated—except when said hand belongs to a walking, talking, and possibly thinking robot. At least, that's how Laura (Katherine Parkinson) feels in this exclusive clip from Humans, AMC's new sci-fi drama about a world where robots called "Synths" have become sought-after gadgets and become integrated into society. Not everyone's a fan of these mechanical servants, though; when Anita (Gemma Chan) greets Laura, the final member of the family that bought her, she receives a cold glance in return.

Ding dong, Shetty's dead! Last episode saw Cate (Maddie Phillips) use her powers to make Dean Shetty (Shelley Conn) slit her own throat. This didn't sit too well with the rest of the crew, and they're not super down with Cate's next idea either. She now wants to liberate the Woods. Sam (Asa Germann) is obvs down, but Marie (Jaz Sinclair), Jordan (London Thor/Derek Luh), and Emma (Lizze Broadway) are totes not.

Dean Shetty (Shelley Conn) is one sick puppy. Not only has she empowered Dr. Cardosa (Margo Pigossi) to manufacture a virus that kills supes, but now she wants him to make it contagious… and airborne. Cardosa isn't too thrilled about this request, but Shetty's got him by the balls (if Vaught finds out what he did, he's dead) so he acquiesces. Luckily, our heroes are hot on Shetty's tail. They don't yet know exactly what she's up to, so they plan on confronting her face-to-face to get answers.

If you're keeping up with Gen V (and you better be, 'cause it's bonkers in the best way), you'll remember that last week's episode ended with Emma (Lizze Broadway) binging on meatballs to supersize herself and stop a manic, seemingly unstoppable Sam (Asa Germann) from murdering Dr. Cardosa (Marco Pigossi). With Sam restrained by Big Cricket, Marie (Jaz Sinclair) promises him they'll protect him from the people trying to hurt him, no matter – But before Marie can finish her sentence, she suddenly wakes up in bed with Jordan (London Thor/Derek Luh).

Warning: This article contains spoilers from Gen V season 1, episode 6, "Jumanji." Back in April, Jensen Ackles went up on stage with Jared Padalecki at a Supernatural fan convention in New Orleans and casually told the gathered crowd that he shot a cameo as Soldier Boy in The Boys spinoff series Gen V, not realizing he was spoiling a massive surprise. "That's on me," Eric Kripke, showrunner of The Boys and executive producer on Gen V, tells EW.