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Regal is bringing all six episodes of season 1 of the hit Crave/HBO Max hockey romance to select movie theaters for a limited run in November.
When the finale of Yuri!!! On Ice (hereafter YOI) dropped on December 21, 2016, demand for watching and discussing the episode was so high that Crunchyroll and Tumblr crashed. The moment was the culmination of a 12-week period on the internet that started with cautious excitement for YOI’s October premiere—mostly from within the online anime…
Just ask Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova. After all, the actress reflected on returning to the steamy hockey romance alongside costars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, plusa new ensemble of characters from Rachel Reid’s Game Changers universe.
It’s getting hot out there! If you’d rather chill, we’ve got some bingeable options – starting with The Airport Chaplain, a top flight Australian drama starring Hugo Weaving and The Pitt’s Shabana Azeez.
Accent Aigu Entertainment, the production company behind the hit hockey romance series, has launched the Irina Foundation in support of LGBTQIA+ and underserved communities in sports and the arts.
For many, Day 8 of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) was dubbed Hudson Williams Day, with the Heated Rivalrystar sitting down for a lengthy and intimate conversation with TIFF programmer Keith Bennie Thursday afternoon, ahead of the premiere for his new series, Crave’s Yaga, later that night. In the Making Waves With … Hudson…
Beef, Hacks, Pluribus and The Pitt are a few of the TV shows nominated at this year’s Emmy Awards, which take place on Monday in Los Angeles.
Indeed, the Heated Rivalry star traded a trip to Shane Hollander’s Canadian cottage for a spot at the Peacock Theater for the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awardsalongside his mom Linda Storrie on Sept. 6.
(L-R) François Arnaud and Robbie G.K. in ‘Heated Rivalry.’ (Sabrina Lantos/HBO Max)
David Diemer headshot (Adam Hendershott); Shaheen Jafargholi headshot (Alan Howard)