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Octavia Spencer won her first Primetime Emmy in Outstanding Narrator for Investigation Discovery’s Lost Women of Alaska, beating a competitive field that included Sir David Attenborough; the award also keeps Attenborough from becoming the oldest Emmy winner, as Spencer emphasized the show’s meaningful storytelling in her backstage remarks.
Prime Video's Ride or Die pairs Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham as best friends on the run, delivering sharp chemistry but uneven pacing and bloated side plots that keep the eight-episode series from fully delivering its action-drama promise.
Eight-episode Amazon Original Ride or Die, starring Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer, is now streaming on Prime Video. The action-comedy follows Jud uth Burton and Debbie Claybourne on a Europe-spanning road trip as they evade law enforcement and dangerous criminals after Judith’s assassin work goes wrong. You can watch the entire series with a 30-day Prime Video free trial; after that, Prime costs $14.99/month or $139/year.
Amazon’s Ride or Die pairs Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer in a fast, funny buddy-action ride across Europe, anchored by their magnetic chemistry; the premiere delivers stylish, high-octane action and sharp banter, plus a surprisingly warm center, though the plot remains a bit small-scale and a few twists feel a touch creaky as the season unfolds.
Celebrities including Anne Hathaway, Octavia Spencer, Jessica Chastain and more gathered at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar for the 12th Breakthrough Prize Ceremony, billed as the Oscars of the sciences. Six $3 million prizes were awarded in life sciences, mathematics and fundamental physics to teams led by Jean Bennett, Katherine High and Albert Maguire; Stuart H. Orkin and Swee Lay Thein; Rosa Rademakers and Bryan Traynor; Frank Merle; the Muon g-2 Collaborations; and David J. Gross (Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics). The event highlighted breakthroughs from gene therapies for inherited blindness and sickle cell disease to ALS and dementia genetics, with tech leaders and A-listers in attendance.
Blumhouse is developing a sequel to the 2019 horror film 'Ma,' with Octavia Spencer returning to reprise her role as the eponymous character, although the project is still in early stages with no director or release date announced.
Octavia Spencer will reprise her role in a sequel to the 2019 horror film 'Ma,' which was a commercial success and has become a social phenomenon, with Blumhouse announcing the project at their Business of Fear symposium.