'Mayor Of Kingstown' Season 3 Trailer Plows Into 'Next Level' Drug Warfare

  Paramount+ has released the trailer for season 3 of hit drama Mayor of Kingstown starring Jeremy Renner , and revealed that the season will premiere Sunday June 2  in the United Stares and Canada  and next day  June 3 in the streamer’s international markets. It will be Renner’s first major output 17 months after his New Year’s Day 2022 snowplow accident  at his Lake Tahoe property and the ensuing surgery for blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries, with 30 broken bones. The new season will see the Russian mob come into Kingstown following  a series of devastating explosions. They exploit such vulnerability and open up operations, while a drug war rages inside and outside prison walls. The pressure builds on Mike McLusky  (Renner) to end the war. Complications arise when a familiar face from his incarcerated past threatens to undermine the Mayor’s attempts to keep the peace. McLusky is the latest in his family to be Mayor, top power broker in the  Michigan town. There, prison is

Nickelodeon plans it’s upfront for March 18th

Nickelodeon is gearing up for it’s annual upfront and it’s going to be a doozy.

The event will take place March 18th and it will be more accessible to more than just partners.

“Everyone has been living in a virtual world for a year, so we wanted to do something different,” explains Brian Robbins, Nickelodeon’s president, to Variety in an interview. “We thought, ‘Why not do an upfront through the eyes of the audience, as opposed to the eyes of the partners?’ Since families are home together, and a lot of our partners have children, let’s make something that can be a co-viewing event.”

The show will start out like a typical Zoom meeting, Robbins says, then “veer off into this Nickelodeon wonderland, and this virtual world.” The program is just half an hour — the length of a typical Nickelodeon episode of “Dora the Explorer” or “Danger Force,” says Robbins, but “without the commercials.” He likens the concept to “a little bit of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ meets “The Wizard of Oz’.”

The Nickelodeon show will explain Nickelodeon’s contribution to Paramount Plus, says Robbins, and “how important kids’ content is to streaming.”

Sources: Variety 

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