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| 'Heated Rivalry' soundtrack is now streaming | The soundtrack for Crave's Heated Rivalry series is now streaming. The album features 34 songs crafted by Peter Peter. "From the first day I started writing the show, I knew music would be as integral to the series as the actors themselves," Jacob Tierney, who penned the script and directed the series, told Billboard. "And Peter's work was what I had on repeat. His original score doesn't just sit underneath the story; it carries the emotion, the rhythm and the pulse of the show. I honestly can't imagine this series without it. Peter's music is completely woven into what the show is and how thed story comes alive on the screen." As the name suggests, the series follows rival hockey athletes as they develop feelings for one another. |
| 'Hills' alum Lo Bosworth is a mom | Lo Bosworth Natale, best known for starring in MTV shows Laguna Beach and The Hills, is celebrating the birth of her daughter, Nelle. The television personality shared an Instagram post Thursday announcing her arrival. "Our girl Nelle is here," wrote Bosworth Natale in the caption. "She started the year by surprising us two weeks early, but really, she was right on time. Our teeny one is nameds for her Oma and already so loved. More to come!" In addition to a photo of the newborn, the photo carousel included an image of Bosworth Natale with her husband Dom Natale. The pair married July 20, while Bosworth Natale was pregnant. |
| Prime Video's 'Love Me Love Me' to premiere Feb. 13 | Prime Video will release the Italian original film Love Me Love Me on Feb. 13, the streamer announced Friday. A post announcing the film's arrival includes a poster that features June (Mia Jenkins) caught between her two apparent love interests. "Valentine's Day arrives early this year," the caption reads. In addition to Jenkins, the movie stars Pepe Barroso Silva, Luca Melucci, Andrea Guo, Michelangelo Vizzini, Madior Fall and Vanessa Donghi, and takes its inspiration from Stefania S.' novel of the same name. "After her brother's death, June moves to Milan for a fresh start and enrolls at an elite international school, where she finds comfort in dating Will, the school's perfect honor student," an official synopsis reads. |
| Dacre Montgomery happy 'Dead Man's Wire' plays like a '70s classic | Stranger Things and Elvis alum Dacre Montgomery says it is a testament to the extraordinary talents of filmmaker Gus Van Sant if the new fact-based hostage drama, Dead Man's Wire, feels like a gritty classic from the 1970s. "It really does feel like that in every way and there's so many little Easter eggs, like Al Pacino, obviously, coming from Dog Day Afternoon, the same year that this movie is set," Montgomery told UPI in a recent Zoom interview. "There's so many amazing little treats in it," added the 31-year-old Australian actor. "It also makes the movie so much more accessible that it's not a big $50 million, shiny thing. It's actually rough around the edges and it's actually real. |
| 'Boyz n the Hood,' Monty Python get Criterion 4K releases | The Criterion Collection announced its April titles on Friday. New additions to the collection include 4K UHD of three John Singleton films and a Monty Python Classic. John Singleton's Hood Trilogy includes 4K UHDs of his 1991 debut Boyz n the Hood, 1993 follow up Poetic Justice and 2001 film Baby Boy. It releases April 28. The late Singleton supervised and approved Boyz's transfer before his 2019 death. He had recorded audio commentaries for all three films, which are included. New bonus features include a conversation between filmmaker Ryan Coogler and Poetic Justice actor Regina King, a documentary on Singleton's process and audio interviews with Baby Boy stars Taraji P. Henson and Tyrese Gibson. |