Good news for all the 'Game of Thrones' fans. After a Thrones-free 2025, the network has now greenlit 'House of the Dragon' season 4 and 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' season 2. The announcement was made during an HBO press presentation in New York City, solidifying a multi-year slate of medieval fantasy storytelling.

Although season 4 of 'House of the Dragon' has been ordered, HBO has not designated it as the show's final chapter. Showrunner Ryan Condal has previously shared that he envisioned a four-season arc to fully depict the brutal Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons. Following the renewal news, HBO CEO Casey Bloys said that the network typically allows creators to determine when a series should end and confirmed that there are no updates yet on whether 'House of the Dragon' will conclude after season 4.

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'House of the Dragon' is Not Ending Soon

HBO also announced that 'House of the Dragon' season 3 will debut next summer, continuing the fiery conflict between rival Targaryen factions.

Francesca Orsi, executive vice president of HBO Programming and head of Drama Series and Films, said the network is excited to deliver new seasons of both shows for the next three years. She emphasised that, together, these series demonstrate the vast scale and depth of George R. R. Martin's world.

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'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' Future

'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' based on Martin's beloved 'Dunk and Egg' novellas, will premiere on 18th January. Orsi described the series as an inspiring underdog story and teased that House of the Dragon's third season will feature some of its most massive and intense battles yet.

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Set decades after 'House of the Dragon' and roughly fifty years after the death of the last dragon in Westeros, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' follows Dunk, played by Peter Claffey, a squire to a fallen hedge knight. Seeking to earn money, he decides to enter a local tournament using his late master’s armour. Along the way, he meets a determined bald young boy known as Egg, who volunteers to serve as his new squire.

Ira Parker serves as showrunner and co-creator of the new series. Season 1 adapts Martin's novella 'The Hedge Knight,' while the newly confirmed season 2 will bring 'The Sworn Sword' to life.

Meanwhile, Condal has teased that 'House of the Dragon' season 3 is the most ambitious instalment yet. He noted that fans waiting for the savage and merciless violence that defines the Dance of the Dragons will see it delivered in abundance.

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HBO's Other Renewals

The press event also confirmed additional HBO renewals for 2026, including a second season of Mark Ruffalo's crime drama 'Task,' along with new seasons of comedies 'The Chair Company' and 'I Love LA.'

Additionally, Genndy Tartakovsky's acclaimed adult animated series 'Primal' will return for season 3 on 11th January 2026.

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Irish actor Cillian Murphy, best known for his roles in 'Peaky Blinders,' and 'Oppenheimer,' has quietly watched his son step into the spotlight. In the new HBO & Sky series 'WAR,' his 17-year-old son Aran Murphy, who looks a lot like him, is making what is being hailed as his big television acting debut. With Aran playing Gabriel and veteran actors Dominic West and Sienna Miller leading the cast, the new movie is a momentous occasion for both father and son.

Cillian Murphy's Look Alike Son Takes a Bold Step

Born on 25th May, 1976, in Douglas, Ireland, Cillian Murphy has had a distinguished career that includes both indie darlings and big-budget epics like 'Oppenhiemer,' 'Peaky Blinders,' 'Inception,' and many more. He and his wife, Yvonne McGuinness, welcomed two sons, Malachy (born 2005) and Aran (born 2007).

Although Cillian has always favoured maintaining a low-key and private family life, his younger son Aran is now stepping into a more prominent role. 

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Many observers noted the uncanny resemblance between father and son when Aran's casting was announced: as one fan commented, "Gosh at first I thought it's Cillian's youth photo, but then I realised it's his son. Aran really looks like his father!" While praising his son's abilities, Cillian has made it apparent that he will not be offering him any advice, stating, "He doesn't need my advice. He's well able."

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About 'WAR' and What Lies Ahead

Known for his novels 'Lupin,' and 'Hijack,' George Kay is the creator of the slick, high-stakes judicial drama 'WAR.' It is reported to be set in the prestigious world of London, has been given a two‑season order by HBO and Sky. At its heart are two rival law firms—Cathcarts and Taylor & Byrne, who are locked in a 'divorce case of the century' that uncovers betrayal, reputations on the line, boardroom and bedroom intrigue. 

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The lead cast includes Dominic West as tech titan Morgan Henderson and Sienna Miller as his estranged wife, international film star Carla Duval. Phoebe Fox, James McArdle, Nina Sosanya, and Pip Torrens are among the other cast members.

As of now the exact premiere date has not been publicly announced, but the show will debut on HBO and HBO Max in the U.S., and on Sky and Now/WOW in the UK, Ireland and other territories. According to sources, Aran will portray Gabriel, a smart and astute young man enmeshed in the intense legal disputes between competing London law firms. It is anticipated that Gabriel’s performance will infuse the gripping drama of 'WAR' with new insight and youthful vitality. 

A rising young actor starring in his first major TV role and a major new series that promises scandal, power, and courtroom drama make this an exciting moment for both the fans and the Murphy family.

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With an unexpected early release of its second episode, 'It: Welcome to Derry,' the much awaited prequel series to the 'It' films, is ramping up the horror just in time for Halloween shivers. The return of the evil clown and the new 1960s setting of the show, which retraces the beginnings of the horrors in the town of Derry, Maine, have already generated interest. Since Episode 1 debuted in late October, the choice to release Episode 2 on Halloween night allows viewers to experience more terrifying secrets ahead of schedule.

The Origin Story Expands: Revisiting Derry's Dark Past

'It: Welcome to Derry' acts as a chilling prequel to Stephen King's world, tracing the roots of the evil that has terrorized generations in the fictional Maine town. Set in the early 1960s, decades before the Losers Club faced Pennywise, the show dives into mysterious disappearances, strange sightings, and the gradual spread of fear among Derry's residents.

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Andy and Barbara Muschietti, the siblings who created the 2017 and 2019 movie adaptations, are back at the creative helm, making sure the series maintains the frightful tone that fans have adored. Joining Bill Skarsgård in his renowned role as Pennywise are Chris Chalk, Jovan Adepo, and Taylour Paige in new characters that relate to the town's sinister lore. 

Additionally, the prequel promises to provide viewers with a terrifying look into Derry's innermost thoughts and feelings by shedding more light on how Pennywise's evil initially manifested.

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Release Update: Episode 2 Drops on Halloween

Originally, the release schedule for 'It: Welcome to Derry' had Episode 1 arriving on 26th October, followed by Episode 2 on 2nd November. However, HBO Max revealed that Episode 2 would now be accessible early on Friday, 31st October at 12:00 a.m. PT / 3:00 a.m. ET in a sinister twist to celebrate Halloween. The traditional Sunday broadcast on HBO remains intact: Episode 2 will air on Sunday, 2nd November at 9:00 p.m. 

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Subsequent episodes will continue to be released weekly each Sunday, leading up to the season finale in mid-December. This well-timed early release intensifies the spooky atmosphere and encourages viewers to check in for additional chills as soon as possible.

A Look Back: The Success of 'It' on the Big Screen

Before the prequel series, the 'It' films dominated the box office and revitalized the horror genre for a new generation. 'It' (2017), directed by Andy Muschietti, broke records as the highest-grossing horror film of all time and became a cultural phenomenon, earning over $700 million worldwide. The Losers Club's adult reunification to face Pennywise again was the subject of its 2019 sequel, 'It: Chapter Two,' which brought in over $470 million worldwide. 

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Both movies were praised for their combination of psychological horror, nostalgia, and strong acting, particularly Bill Skarsgård's spine-tingling performance as Pennywise. 'It: Welcome to Derry,' which now seeks to deepen the mythos and delve into the horrifying beginnings of King's most famous creature, was made possible by the films' success and by the support of its enduring fan base. With its early Halloween release, Episode 2 promises to keep that legacy alive—and even more terrifying.

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The upcoming 'Harry Potter' reboot by HBO is already making waves—and not all of them are positive. As production gears up for a full-scale TV adaptation of J.K. Rowling's iconic series, reports have surfaced that the role of Lord Voldemort, the franchise's central villain, may be cast as a woman. While some see it as a bold move, many die-hard fans are calling it a step too far, flooding social media with criticism, memes, and calls to abandon the idea altogether.

Recasting a Dark Lord: What's Causing the Stir?

Reports have emerged that artists of any gender are being considered to play Lord Voldemort in the future 'Harry Potter' television series, which is scheduled to premiere in 2027. This implies that a woman also, might now play the notorious Dark Lord, which was ironically portrayed by Ralph Fiennes in the film series. While some fans interpret this as a creative reboot, others perceive it as a shift from the original Tom Marvolo Riddle, which was based on J.K. Rowling's novels.

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Several cast members have previously been revealed for the HBO/Warner Bros. adaptation, including Dominic McLaughlin as Harry Potter, Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley, and Arabella Stanton in the younger parts of Hermione Granger. Lines for adult characters have been cast for Nick Frost as Hagrid, Janet McTeer as Professor McGonagall, Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape, and John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore.

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Importantly, however, neither the gender change nor the actor who would portray Voldemort have been formally confirmed as of yet.

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Fan Backlash, Possible Changes, and Past Controversies

On social media, the notion of a female Voldemort has sparked intense reactions. Some fans are outspoken: One said, "Put the whole thing in trash." Others contend that altering Voldemort's gender diminishes the character's inherent identity. The main point of criticism is the idea that this is less about maintaining the original material and more about adopting progressive casting or "woke culture." If canonical facts are changed, there are also worries that book lovers may feel deceived.

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Several aspects of the plot may change if a female actor plays the part. For instance, it would be necessary to reinterpret Tom Riddle's backstory, either by renaming or reworking origin stories associated with his masculine identity. Character interactions and dialogue, particularly those that are implied in the books, may need to be adjusted.

That decision would require adjustments to voice acting, makeup, representation, and costume design. However, there is also precedent: previously in this adaptation, casting choices such as Paapa Essiedu's portrayal of Severus Snape (played by Alan Rickman) similarly generated discussion about fan expectations, race, and originality.

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Another milestone has been reached by 'The Pitt,' a medical drama that has captivated viewers with its compelling hospital setting and powerful real-time storytelling. The show has witnessed a sharp increase in viewership following its significant Emmy win. 

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According to Warner Bros. Discovery and HBO Max, The Pitt's viewership soared high, following its 2025 Emmy Awards victories, setting a new post-season audience growth record for any premiere season on the channel.

What 'The Pitt' Is About & Emmy Success

'The Pitt' is a medical drama that centers on a demanding 15-hour shift in the emergency room and is set in a Pittsburgh trauma hospital. With 15 episodes in the first season, each lasting an hour in a single shift, the show's format is ambitious and gives viewers a sense of urgency and emotional stakes that are current. Dr. Michael "Robby" Rabinovitch, played by Noah Wyle, is a senior attending physician who oversees the unit while juggling trauma cases, understaffed wards, and personal loss.

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The Pitt received a total of five Emmy Awards at the 77th Emmy Awards in 2025. Among the major honours were Outstanding Drama Series, Noah Wyle's first Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, Katherine LaNasa's Outstanding Supporting Actress, Shawn Hatosy's Outstanding Guest Actor, and Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series.

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Spike in Viewership & Records Broken

The Pitt's average viewership has increased by 80% after the last episode of its first season (which aired in April 2025), reaching over 18 million viewers worldwide every episode following its Emmy wins. Additionally, weekly viewing almost tripled in comparison to the week before the Emmys. In the history of HBO/HBO Max, this is the biggest post-season audience growth for any inaugural season.

This increase implies that the show's Emmy recognition not only brought in accolades but also attracted a large audience of new viewers and re-engaged old viewers who might have missed it during its original run. 

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The Pitt's second season, which is set to premiere on HBO Max in early 2026, is now eagerly anticipated due to the momentum.

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Citing admiration for Ralph Fiennes's legendary portrayal, Cillian Murphy has flatly dismissed rumours that he will play Lord Voldemort in the upcoming HBO 'Harry Potter' series. Murphy also joked about being "very attached" to his nose and encouraged whoever does take the role.

Clearing the Air: Voldemort Casting Speculation

Cillian Murphy, who starred in 'Oppenheimer,' has categorically dismissed rumours that he may play Lord Voldemort in HBO's upcoming 'Harry Potter' series adaptation. Murphy responded to the rumours when he recently appeared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, saying, "No... Additionally, it's quite difficult to follow Ralph Fiennes at all. The man is a true legend in acting."
By joking, "My kids show me that occasionally … but no, I don't know anything about that," he added some humour to the situation. 

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He also made a joke about Voldemort's unusual lack of a nose, stating that he is "extremely attached to it." These remarks came after Ralph Fiennes, who portrayed Voldemort in the first two 'Harry Potter' movies, had previously applauded Murphy as an amazing performer and stated that he believed it would be a "wonderful suggestion" if Murphy played the part.

The new 'Harry Potter' series is set to debut in 2027, and most of the casting has already been confirmed. Dominic McLaughlin will play Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger, and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. Roles for other key characters like Dumbledore, Snape, Hagrid, and McGonagall have also been announced, but the casting for Voldemort has not been officially revealed yet.

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What's Next for Murphy?

Even though he won't be using a wand anytime soon, people are already taking notice of Cillian Murphy's next ventures. He co-stars with Emily Watson and Tracey Ullman in 'Steve' (2025), an upcoming Tim Mielants-directed movie based on Max Porter's novella Shy. The film hits select UK theaters on 19th September, and debuts on Netflix on 3rd October. 

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He's also going back to his roots with Tom Harper's 'The Immortal Man,' which is a continuation of the 'Peaky Blinders' story. With a strong ensemble that includes Rebecca Ferguson, Tim Roth, and Barry Keoghan, the movie is anticipated to be released in late 2025 or early 2026.

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Respect for the Past, Eyes on the Future

Murphy's refusal to take on the part of Voldemort appears to stem from both his admiration for Ralph Fiennes's interpretation of the character and his creative disagreements. He emphasizes the legacy of the original movie by stating that someone else will have "big shoes to fill." Instead of pursuing roles solely for their fame or fan speculation, he continues to concentrate on his next movies, expanding on his varied body of work and selecting projects that inspire him. 

As the 'Harry Potter' universe prepares to return under a new format, the anticipation for who will play Voldemort continues—but it won't be Murphy.

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In a magical piece of casting news that sent waves through the wizarding world, Warwick Davis is reprising his beloved role as Professor Filius Flitwick in HBO's upcoming 'Harry Potter' television adaptation. As the first actor from the original films to be confirmed, Davis's return adds a nostalgic spark to a fresh and faithful reimagining of J.K. Rowling's seven‑book saga—now set to debut as a decade‑long event starting in 2027.

A Beloved Professor Makes His Return

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Known for his charming portrayal as Professor Filius Flitwick in all eight of the original 'Harry Potter' movies, Warwick Davis will play the part again in HBO's much awaited new series. He will be the first member of the original cast to return. Notably, Leigh Gill has been given the goblin part of Griphook, and Davis will now only portray the Charms professor. Filming commenced in July 2025 at Warner Bros. Studios, Leavesden—the same storied location used for the original film series.

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This comeback serves as a potent link between the past and the future rather than merely paying homage to the original series. Apart from Davis, the series is bringing together a stellar cast of both new and old faces, including renowned actors like John Lithgow as Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as McGonagall, Nick Frost as Hagrid, and Dominic McLaughlin as Harry Potter, as well as Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. The project, which has Francesca Gardiner as showrunner and J.K. Rowling as an executive producer, intends to provide an incredibly accurate and immersive rendition of the original novels.

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Crafting a Legacy Across Generations

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The series' goal to respect the legacy of the original movies while paving its own course is highlighted by Davis' casting. From the setting and production design at Leavesden to a sweeping ten-year narrative structure that will enable each book to be thoroughly examined across its own season, that legacy is woven into every aspect. By anchoring this new adaptation with an original cast member, HBO is signaling to fans that it values continuity, authenticity, and the emotional roots of the Harry Potter phenomenon.

Davis's return not only brings comfort to longtime followers but also adds a touch of continuity that enriches the storytelling experience—a feeling that Hogwarts isn't just being rebuilt, but lovingly restored. Production is officially underway, and HBO through its social media handle, has earlier confirmed that the series is scheduled to premiere in 2027.

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In a major casting reveal, HBO announced that the Weasley family is nearly complete for its upcoming 'Harry Potter' series. Real-life twins Tristan and Gabriel Harland have been cast as the cunning pranksters Fred and George Weasley, Ruari Spooner as the stiff but devoted Percy Weasley, and Gracie Cochrane as the fiery and endearing Ginny Weasley. 

The Weasley Household Grows With Four New Additions

Together with Katherine Parkinson, who plays the lovable matriarch Molly Weasley, and Alastair Stout, who was previously revealed to play Ron Weasley, these additions complete the younger Weasley siblings. Notably, Arthur Weasley and the eldest siblings, Bill and Charlie, have yet to be officially cast, though HBO cheekily noted that 'Charlie's in Romania' in a recent Instagram post — a nod to his dragon-taming career in the books. 

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The casting has been enthusiastically embraced by fans, particularly after HBO released a light-hearted "group picture" with the new Weasley kids dressed up, perfectly capturing the Burrow's homely yet chaotic charm. The network is undoubtedly appealing to fan nostalgia while giving the adored red-headed clan a new, modern vibe. These young actors are anticipated to play important roles as the series develops, as the Weasley family has long been at the centre of the Harry Potter narrative.

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Filming Underway With Bold Creative Vision and Big Budget

The series is presently being filmed in Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden in the United Kingdom, the same famous site where the first Harry Potter movies were filmed. Modern LED volume stage technology is being used by the production to create immersive worlds, fusing digital wizardry with real-world sets for scenarios such as Quidditch matches and the enchanted Hogwarts halls. In order to give the tale more room to develop and go further into character development than the original movies, season one of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is anticipated to span about eight one-hour episodes.

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Showrunner Francesca Gardiner (Succession, His Dark Materials) and director Mark Mylod (Game of Thrones, The Menu) are in charge of the series, and J.K. Rowling is back as an executive producer to guarantee continuity and adherence to the novels. Newcomer Joseph Curtis plays Draco Malfoy, Arabella Stanton plays Hermione Granger, and Dominic McLaughlin plays Harry Potter. The casting of Nick Frost as Rubeus Hagrid, Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape, and veteran actor John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore is a daring decision that adds a blend of charm and gravity to the adult wizarding world. 

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Fans and the media have taken notice of recent set photos which include sequences from Diagon Alley and Hagrid's home being filmed throughout London. The show, which is being planned as a ten-year effort with each season adapting one novel in the series, is set to debut in 2027 on the recently renamed HBO platform (previously HBO Max). Deeper explorations of character arcs, subplots, and ideas that were shortened or left out of the movies are made possible by this format.

With the Weasley family nearly complete and production advancing steadily, HBO's upcoming Harry Potter revival is looking to be one of the most ambitious television adaptations ever undertaken. It seeks to revive the magic for devoted fans and introduce a new generation to the wonders of Hogwarts by striking a balance between cherished aspects and fresh interpretations.

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Kid Cudi dropped two huge bombs on us and we're still reeling from them. First to steal the spotlight, is Cudi's team up with Rap God, Eminem, for a brand new track. Next up, is the new trailer for the HBO series, 'We Are Who We Are,' which just premiered. And yup, you guessed it. The young rapper's starring in this one. 

'We Are Who We Are' is directed by Luca Guadagnino. His name should ring a bell considering that he entered the film scene in 2017 with the Oscar-worthy product, 'Call Me By Your Name'. Now, if you're wondering what his current piece is about, we've got you covered. The story tracks the lives of two American kids who live on a U.S. military base in Italy. The series explores friendship, first-love and identity. It further immerses the audience in all the chaos, anxieties and the exhilaration that comes with youth. And it all happens in this little slice of America in Italy. 

The eight-part series will make its landing in September, though no exact date is set, as of yet. 

Kid Cudi joins a string of stars from the likes of Chloë Sevigny, Jack Dylan Grazer, Alice Braga, Jordan Kristine Seamón, and many more. 

So, What Else Has Kid Cudi Starred in?

This isn't Cudi's first run with a blockbuster series. In fact, his history with film and television go way back. In 2010, he made a guest appearance on the show, 'One Tree Hill'. Next on the block was 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine', where he cameod as a criminal named, 'Dustin'. 

More recently, he even scored a part in 'Bill & Ted Face the Music', directed by Dean Parisot opposite the one, the only, Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. You might want to add this one on your watchlist too, as it's slated for release in August 2020. 

For now, take a peek at the trailer, and don't forget, he's also got a brand new tune set to drop tomorrow, July 10th. 

By: Nina Karun