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Jax's Studio City, a bar and lounge owned by Vanderpump Rules alums Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright, has opened to a successful grand opening. The bar features a "laid back, family-friendly" atmosphere with pub food on the menu, and a beer garden with yard games and TVs for sports viewing. Former Vanderpump Rules stars, including Scheana Shay and both Toms, showed up in costume to support Jax and Brittany at the grand opening, hinting at a possible reconciliation. Lisa Vanderpump does not seem to be involved in the business venture.

Vanderpump Rules alums Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright's latest project, "Jax's Studio City," has launched with plenty of former co-stars in attendance. Vanderpump Rules hasn't been the same without Jax and Brittany, but they've continued growing their brand despite their abrupt exit in 2020. There were several claims surrounding their exit, with many believing the couple was fired alongside co-stars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute.

Take a look at actress Florence Pugh, aka 'Yelena Belova' in the 'Marvel Cinematic Universe', posing for the November 2023 issue of "Vogue" (Australia) magazine, wearing Burberry, Tiffany & Co., Valentino Haute Couture and a whole lot more, photographed by Lachlan Bailey:

Pugh made her US TV debut in the film "Studio City" (2015).

She then starred in the independent drama "Lady Macbeth"…

…followed by a recurring role as a webcam model in the first season of the ITV detective series "Marcella".

In 2018 she appeared in the action feature "The Commuter", followed by playing 'Cordelia' in Richard Eyre's TV movie “King Lear". Pugh played 'Elizabeth de Burgh' in the Netflix historical film "Outlaw King" (2018)…

…then co-starred in “Black Widow” (2021) followed by reprising the role in the Disney + TV series "Hawkeye".

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Take a look at actress Florence Pugh, aka 'Yelena Belova' in Marvel Studios' "Black Widow", posing for the October 2023 issue of "Elle" magazine, photographed by Danny Kasirye:

Pugh made her US TV debut in the film "Studio City" (2015).

She then starred in the independent drama "Lady Macbeth"…

…followed by a recurring role as a webcam model in the first season of the ITV detective series "Marcella".

In 2018 she appeared in the action feature "The Commuter", followed by playing 'Cordelia' in Richard Eyre's TV movie “King Lear".

Pugh played 'Elizabeth de Burgh' in the Netflix historical film "Outlaw King" (2018)…

…then co-starred in “Black Widow” (2021) followed by reprising the role in Disney + TV series “Hawkeye”.

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"Buy “Black Widow" Comic Books...

Hey, Grey's Anatomy fans. We've got a new report for you guys via the folks over at TV Line. It turns out that your favorite show will be offering up six new surprises as early as this Thursday night, October 12,2017! That's right. In the 4th new episode of this current 14th season, Grey's Anatomy is going to debut 6 new castmembers! They are all interns. And just to be all the way accurate, technically five of the six new castmembers will make their debut. One of them already debuted during the big two hour premiere episode. That one was actor Jake Borelli who plays character Levi. He is Jo's new intern. Levi will be a recurring character. Jake Borelli's acting resume includes roles in Psych, ICarly, The Forgotten, Parenthood, CBS' NCIS: Los Angeles,True Jackson, Greek, Suburgatory, Elf Employment, Supermoms, Nesting, a short called, "Meanamorphosis," a TV series called,"CeReality,...

Chris Daughtry isn't quite convinced American Idol is really coming to an end.

"They're probably going to bring the original judges back. It's going to be the biggest viewing they've ever had. And they're going to renew the season," the season 5 alum told People at the Ant-Man premiere in California.

In May, Fox announced that the show's 15th season – which will air in 2016 – will be their final season.

The rocker, 35, who finished fourth on Idol in 2006, told People of his days on the singing competition show, "It was the best thing that ever happened, as far as my career is concerned.

Fox is not moving forward with family dramedy “Studio City,” at least for the fall 2015-16 season, multiple individuals with knowledge of the project told TheWrap. The show follows a young singer named Cat (newcomer Florence Pugh), whose family life has been a celebration of dysfunction. Her mother is an unstable alcoholic and her father (Eric McCormack) is a drug-dealing musician. Cat is a survivor, though, and somehow has managed to keep her sense of humor, her romanticism and her dreams alive despite it all. Heather Graham, Riley Smith and “American Idol” alum Chris Daughtry were all part of the pilot.

This may be the most twisty story this upfront. After looking like a lock for weeks, Fox’s drugs-and-music drama pilot Studio City started to fade fast a couple of days ago when dark horse Lucifer began its rapid rise. Things were not looking good for Studio City, which was facing the possibility of being the only Fox drama pilot this season not to get a series order. Fox had not made all of its its drama calls yet last night when Studio City star Eric McCormack announced…...

This has been one of the biggest shockers so far this upfront season — the generally well received Fox drama pilot Studio City coming short at the end. Instead, the little talked about Lucifer adaptation had a meteoric last-minute rise and appears headed to the Fox schedule, to be joined by already picked up medical drama Rosewood and pending Minority Report and Frankenstein. While Fox is yet to make the final calls on its drama pilots, Studio City star Eric McCormack…...

Once you’ve tasted Marcus Samuelsson’s cooking or watched Matt Damon pummel an enemy with his bare hands (on the big screen, of course), it’s hard to get excited about watching some up-and-comer try to pull off an imitation. And that was my worry going into Kelly Clarkson Night on American Idol.

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I mean, we all knew the Season 1 champ and the woman whose pipes have pumped lifeblood into Fox’s reality singing franchise for 13 years was going to make a kick-awesome mentor. But...

His American Idol story didn't quite go as planned, but now Chris Daughtry is returning to Fox with a different kind of script in hand.

The rocker, 35, who finished fourth on Season 5 of Idol back in 2006, has landed a recurring role on the hourlong dramedy series Studio City, Variety reports.

He will play a drug-addicted rock star and will write original music for the series.

Daughtry shrugged off his Idol disappointment to launch a stellar music career with his band Daughtry – and now ranks third in record sales among Idol alums, behind Season 4 winner Carrie Underwood and Season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson.

Chris Daughtry’s already a rock star — and now he’s about to play one on TV.

The American Idol Season 5 standout has been cast in the Fox drama pilot Studio City in the recurring role of drug-addicted music star Keith Rhodes.

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Fans of Daughtry’s original music need not worry about his acting gig getting in the way of fresh music, as he’ll also write original tunes for the potential series.

Studio City, from Grey’s Anatomy scribe Krista Vernoff, is a coming-of-age story about a...

Singer/songwriter Chris Daughtry, who got his break on Fox’s American Idol, is returning to the network with another music-themed project, scripted dramedy pilot Studio City. Daughtry will have a recurring role in the project, written by Krista Vernoff and directed by Sanaa Hamri. Inspired by Vernoff's real-life experience growing up as the daughter of a drug dealer to the stars, Studio City is set in present-day Studio City, CA, and tells the story of a young singer's…...

The young actresses from the UK and New Zealand are heading Stateside, landing roles in their first U.S. pilots on Fox. UK native Florence Pugh has been cast as the female lead opposite Eric McCormack in Fox's family dramedy pilot Studio City, written by Krista Vernoff and directed by Sanaa Hamri. Inspired by Vernoff's real-life experience growing up as the daughter of a drug dealer to the stars, Studio City is set in present-day Studio City, CA and tells the story of a…...

Florence Pugh has been cast as the female lead on Fox pilot “Studio City.” The U.K. native makes her U.S. television debut as rising singer/songwriter Cat, whose family life has been a celebration of dysfunction. Her mother is an unstable alcoholic and her father (Eric McCormack) is a drug-dealing musician. Cat is a survivor, though, and somehow has managed to keep her sense of humor, her romanticism and her dreams alive despite it all. Also Read: Sylvester Stallone Developing ‘Expendables’ Event Series at Fox The John Wells Productions one-hour drama is made in association with Warner Bros. Television...

Jeanine Mason (Bunheads) has been cast in Fox's family dramedy pilot Studio City, written by Krista Vernoff and directed by Sanaa Hamri. Inspired by Vernoff's real-life experience growing up as the daughter of a drug dealer to the stars, Studio City is set in present-day Studio City, CA, and tells the story of a young singer's path to stardom as she comes of age living with her songwriter father Rob (Eric McCormack) — who turns out to be a drug dealer to the stars. Mason…...

Here’s some news Garfunkel & Oates won’t be singing about: IFC has cancelled the comedy series after one season, our sister site Deadline reports.

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The show centered around the personal and professional lives of female comedy-folk duo Riki Lindhome (Garfunkel) and Kate Micucci (Oates), who performed satirical — and sometimes dirty — songs.

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* Heather Graham (Flowers In the Attic) will play the third wife of Eric McCormack’s character in Fox’s family dramedy pilot Studio City,...

Heather Graham will co-star opposite Eric McCormack in Fox's family dramedy pilot Studio City, written by Krista Vernoff and directed by Sanaa Hamri. Inspired by Vernoff's real-life experience growing up as the daughter of a drug dealer to the stars, Studio City is set in present-day Studio City, CA and tells the story of a young singer's path to stardom, as she comes of age living with her songwriter father Rob (McCormack) — who turns out to be a drug dealer to the…...

Latest Update: Julie Plec’s CW pilot “Cordon” adds David Gyasi, Christina Moses, Kristen Gutoskie and Chris Wood to cast. It’s that time of year again when The Big Five networks are knee deep in pilot season. This year will be seeing a lot more of the usual suspects, with big name producers taking on even more new projects. Some things to look out for: “The Catch” by uber-producer Shonda Rhimes (ABC), Greg Berlanti’s much talked about “Supergirl” (CBS), John Wells’s “Studio City,” Ryan Murphy’s “Scream Queens” (Fox), and Ellen DeGeneres’s latest untitled project starring...