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Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams attended the Kate Spade New York Global Summit on Women’s Mental Health, showcasing contrasting fall knitwear styles. Storrie wore a polished Saint Laurent ensemble, while Williams chose a statement cardigan from Justin Jacob Louis. The event highlighted their distinct fashion identities as they paused filming for Heated Rivalry season two.
The full trailer for the Crave/AMC+ series Yaga has been released, featuring a cover of 'Season of the Witch' by Alanis Morissette. The eight-episode mystery thriller, created by Kat Sandler, reimagines the Baba Yaga myth in a coastal town. It stars Carrie-Anne Moss as a professor with a taste for younger men and Hudson Williams in a dual role as a missing heir and a new character. The series premieres on October 23, with social media reactions focusing heavily on the chemistry between Moss and Williams, as well as Williams' physical appearance.
The official trailer for the mystery thriller Yaga has been released, premiering on AMC+ on October 23. The series, based on Kat Sandler’s play, reimagines the Baba Yaga myth in a coastal town, featuring Carrie-Anne Moss as a professor and Hudson Williams as a missing heir. The trailer highlights the show’s blend of dark magic, romance, and investigation, with social media focusing heavily on Williams’ appearance.
Hudson Williams dominated TIFF with a career-spanning talk, promoted his horror series Yaga, reflected on his Heated Rivalry breakout and its closet-reveal arc, and teased Season 2 filming for a 2027 premiere after winning Best Leading Performance at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards, drawing record crowds and autograph-hunting chaos.
At TIFF, Kat Sandler’s horror‑mystery series Yaga, inspired by her stage play about Baba Yaga, premiered two Primetime episodes before its global October launch. The eight half‑hour or four hour‑long installments were shot on Vancouver Island and follow a private investigator who teams with a local detective to probe the disappearance of a major fishery heir, with Carrie-Anne Moss as a enigmatic professor amid a suspect-filled town. Produced by Blink49 Studios and Front Street Media, Yaga is sold to AMC+ in the U.S., Sky (UK/Ireland and NZ), HBO Max in Europe, and Foxtel in Australia, with Sandler leveraging TIFF to mentor Canadian series creators.
Deadline confirms Yaga, a contemporary mystery thriller reimagining Baba Yaga, will premiere Oct. 23 in the U.S. on AMC+, debuting with two episodes and releasing a new one each Friday through the finale on Nov. 27. The series world premieres at TIFF on Sept. 17, followed by a New York Comic Con panel on Oct. 9. Starring Noah Reid, Hudson Williams, Clark Backo, and Carrie-Anne Moss, Yaga is based on Kat Sandler’s play and produced by Blink49 Studios and Front Street Pictures, with Sphere Abacus handling international distribution and AMC Global Media securing U.S. rights for AMC+. A Comic-Con teaser trailer previews dark, magical twists to come.
Two stars of the Heated Rivalry series, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, have been photographed in Toronto filming season 2 and dressed in coordinated, casual looks—ranging from athleisure sets with cross-body bags to earthy-toned outfits and matching caps—underscoring their close friendship and shared style as they continue work on the project.
In Toronto, Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams were seen filming season 2 in coordinated off-duty outfits—dark tops with jorts and backward-worn crossbody bags—sparking fan excitement as the show returns in spring 2027; the duo previously drew attention for their Milano Cortina 2026 windbreaker ensembles.
Carrie-Anne Moss, 58, stars in AMC+’s Baba Yaga-inspired series Yaga, joined by Noah Reid and Clark Backo. The first trailer portrays Moss as a magnetic university professor who becomes entwined with Hudson Williams’ character Henry Park, the young heir to a fishing empire, in a coastal-town saga filled with dark rituals. Moss’s look shifts from her Matrix persona to a mythic, haunting presence as the cast promotes the show at Comic-Con.
The first teaser for Crave/AMC+ drama Yaga, a modern take on Baba Yaga, premiered at San Diego Comic-Con. Starring Carrie-Anne Moss and Hudson Williams (with Noah Reid and Clark Backo) and based on Kat Sandler’s play, the half-hour mystery follows a private investigator in a coastal town as he probes a missing heir’s case; the series is set to debut in October on AMC+ in the U.S.
SDCC unveiled a dark, feminist reimagining of Baba Yaga in Yaga, a detective thriller series for Crave/AMC+, featuring Hudson Williams opposite Carrie-Anne Moss and Noah Reid, with a steamy, peril-filled trailer and an October 2026 Crave premiere.
In Paris for fashion week, Hudson Williams was followed by autograph dealers who pressured him for signatures; in a video, he tells them they’re not fans and calls their behavior creepy, even joking about burning a photo, as he moves into Heated Rivalry season 2 slated for early 2027.
Hudson Williams, a rising star, was filmed in Paris confronting a group of autograph dealers who trailed him to his residence. He derided them as creepy real fans, grabbed the headshots they pursued, and even tried to set them on fire with his lighter before telling them to leave, noting the “really creepy” behavior and that they weren’t genuine fans who’d buy his photos for fans instead of personal keepsakes.
Canadian actor Hudson Williams is seen in video arguing with autograph seekers who followed him to his Paris residence; he grabs a photo, attempts to burn it, tears it up, and tells the fans to leave, calling their behavior creepy. The incident occurred as he was in Paris for Haute Couture Week, including Balenciaga's show; USA Today sought comment from Williams' representatives. Williams has previously spoken about the challenges of sudden fame.
Hudson Williams of Heated Rivalry confronted autograph sellers in Paris during Fashion Week, grabbing his headshots from one man and attempting to light them on fire while telling the followers to back off, as his girlfriend Katlyn Larson and others tried to distance themselves from the persistent paparazzi-like intrusion.