When Meghan McCain and Former President Fuckletoe are fighting, we all win.

Pinhead Chihuahua.

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Hollywood is still reeling from the accidental shooting on the set of the Western film, Rust, in which cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza was injured. Production on the film has been suspended while an investigation is underway. A vigil was held for Hutchins in Albuquerque, and other mourners gathered in California.

In response to the tragedy, The Rookie and The Boys announced bans on “live” guns on set moving forward. A petition to outlaw live guns on set has been signed by more than 26,000 people so far, and a California state senator has vowed to draft legislation towards that end.

Reports are surfacing that hours before the accident, half-a-dozen crew members quit the production in protest of unsafe working conditions, long hours, and housing conditions. Additionally, the assistant director who reportedly told Alec Baldwin that the gun was “cold” had a personal behavior complaint filed against him on a previous project for being “very aggressive” and “intimidating on set.” Others say he was lax with safety precautions on set.

Video of one of Rust‘s co-stars, Jensen Ackles, discussing having a training session with a gun on the set emerged briefly on the internet. The video was recorded at a Supernatural fan event over the weekend of October 15-17 and has since been largely pulled down off of the internet. There is no evidence that Ackles was involved in the scene that led to the fatal shooting. Ackles has since responded to Hutchins’ death:

Alright, have you watched Midnight Mass on Netflix yet? If so, this is an intelligent essay on the series and how it exposes the dark underbelly of organized religion that all believers should have to reckon with.

Meghan McCain has been talking shit about Former President Chucklenuts and his awful family on her media tour for her new book, and someone has had his fee-fees hurt. Meghan McCain don’t care. (Also, nothing makes me happier than these two assholes fighting with each other. Delicious.)

The Ghost Hunter kids (the OGs) name their 10 scariest investigations. Surprised Eastern State Penitentiary didn’t make the list, but there you go.

You might want to sit down for this one, but Bill Maher just defended Dave Chappelle.

Please enjoy this moment of absurdity:

Congratulations to Chris Harrison and Lauren Zima.

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Casting News

Mark Your Calendar

  • Dr. Brain will premiere on Apple TV+ on November 4.
  • Storage Wars returns on A&E on November 2, following two Welcome Back Barry specials which will air on October 26.
  • A Discovery of Witches will return on Sundance Now, Shudder, and AMC+ in January.
  • Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers will premiere on YouTube on November 11.
  • Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now! will air on The CW on October 29.
  • Flipping Showdown will premiere on HGTV on November 17.
  • Prayers for the Stolen will debut on Netflix on November 17.
  • The Summit of the Gods will debut on Netflix on November 30.
  • Extinct will premiere on Netflix on November 19.

R.I.P.

James Michael Tyler, Actor who played Gunther on Friends

Stu Billett, TV executive who created The People’s Court

Val Bisoglio, Actor who starred in The Sopranos, Starsky and Hutch, Miami Vice, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and Saturday Night Fever

Grant Woods, Former Arizona Attorney General and John McCain’s chief of staff who had become a frequent guest on cable news shows lamenting the direction the Republican Party has taken

Jay Black, Singer who popularized the song “This Magic Moment”

Beverly Tate, Snoop Dogg’s mother

WATCH THIS

The 4400: 4,400 people who had been missing — some for as long as a century — are suddenly returned to Detroit, not having aged a day. Series premiere.  8 p.m., The CW

All American: Spencer makes a big decision in the season premiere. 7 p.m., The CW

Child’s Play/Chucky marathon: It’s Halloween week, so I’m going to be recommending a lot of horror in this post. First up, the campy murdering doll series is marathon-ed. Also, you should totally check out the new series — it’s fun! 9 a.m., Syfy

Late Night:

  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Anderson Cooper, Cobie Smulders, Atom Willard
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Bruce Springsteen
  • The Late Late Show with James Corden: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ben Schwartz, Leon Bridges
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Tracy Morgan, Penn Badgley, Billy Strings
  • The Daily Show: TBD
  • Watch What Happens Live: Capt. Sean Meagher, Rachel Hargrove

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