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Not even Dominic Toretto could jump a car across the distance between the original *The Fast and the Furious* (2001) and *Fast X* (2023).

Named after (but not based on) a vintage hot rod movie from 1954,* The Fast and the Furious* is a gritty, street-level crime action-drama film that features exhilarating racing scenes designed to appeal to gearheads everywhere. As the franchise evolved, however, it took a hard left turn into spectacle, arguably culminating with *F9*'s trip to outer space.

In other words, the franchise has come a long way since Dom (Vin Diesel) and Brian (Paul Walker) first crossed paths. Things last left off with *Fast X*’s explosive cliffhanger, which left virtually every main character in danger and featured some surprising returns. Since then, *Fast & Furious* has been stuck in a bit of a holding pattern as development on the eleventh installment — expected to be the last in the main series — has hit some speed bumps.

Currently titled *Fast Forever*, the eleventh movie has, at various points, held release dates in 2025 and 2026. Universal has now scheduled it for March 17, 2027. *Fast X *director Louis Leterrier will be back behind the camera for the movie, which, according to Diesel, will return to the series’ roots.

In an Instagram post teasing the finale, the actor highlighted *Fast Forever*’s ties to the original film. “And when you find out you're going back to Los Angeles… back to the streets where it all began, something clicks into place,” he wrote. “The city that made the first film feel alive, still here, still holding. Coming home to close it out right. That's not logistics. That's a gift.”

June 22 marks the 25th anniversary of *The Fast and the Furious*. Though the tone and overall story has changed drastically, the core cast remains intact, with Diesel’s Dom serving as the glue that holds the entire family together. In honor of this milestone anniversary, ** is looking back at the stars who made this series possible.

Vin Diesel (Dominic Toretto)

Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Diesel today

Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Diesel today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

When *The Fast and the Furious* hit theaters in the summer of 2001, Vin Diesel was just beginning his career as an action hero. He gained experience in tearjerkers *Saving Private Ryan *(1998) and *The Iron Giant* (1999), followed by his first big starring role in *Pitch Black *(2000), where he played the movie's brooding anti-hero, Riddick. But it was the one-two punch (pun totally intended) of *The* *Fast and the Furious *and *XXX *(2002) that made him the famous muscleman we know him as today.

Diesel has since appeared in sequels of *Pitch Black *and *XXX* and joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the voice of *Guardians of the Galaxy**'*s lovable tree-man Groot. He's even taken on more serious roles in recent years, like his performance as a fallen soldier in Ang Lee's film *Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk *(2016).

But his greatest loyalty has been to the* Fast and Furious *films. Ironically, Diesel told EW he almost dropped out of the first movie due to the initial script, but screenwriter David Ayer collaborated with Diesel on a rewrite, and together they made his character far more complex. The rest is history, as the actor is now an outspoken cheerleader for the franchise and has been involved on multiple levels as a producer of many movies and as the director of the *F&F *short film *Los Bandoleros *(2009). Hey, he said he was all about family...

Paul Walker (Brian O'Conner)

Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Walker at a 'Fast & Furious' event

Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Walker at a 'Fast & Furious' event. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Paul Walker's life and career were tragically cut short on Nov. 30, 2013, when he died in a car crash in Santa Clarita, Calif., at the age of 40. His castmates said goodbye to him at the end of *Furious 7* (2015) in an emotional scene where Dom and Brian drive together down a coastal highway before splitting off onto different roads. For those shots, Walker's brother Caleb stood in as a body double, and Paul's face was added with CGI.

Before his breakthrough role as undercover-cop-turned-street-racer Brian O'Conner, Walker got his start on the soap *The Young and the Restless, *followed by supporting parts in the teen movies *Varsity Blues *and *She's All That *in 1999. Once the racing franchise (and his career) took off in 2001, Walker was a devoted member of the* Fast and Furious* family, returning for every sequel with the exception of 2006's *The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift**.*

Between *F&F *films, he also starred in a series of thriller and crime B-movies such as *Timeline* (2003), where he played an archaeologist who goes back in time to 14th-century France, along with Clint Eastwood's *Flags of Our Fathers *and the sled dog drama *Eight Below *in 2006.

But* F&F *was never the same without Walker. "We've felt the loss," Diesel told *ET** *in 2016, referring to the cast. "The last three years have been some of the hardest of my life because of losing my brother like that." Though he's no longer with us, his memory lives on in many ways. His daughter, Meadow, made a cameo in *Fast X*, and Diesel has hinted that *Fast Forever *will bring back Brian in some form.

Jordana Brewster (Mia Toretto)

Jordana Brewster as Mia Toretto in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Brewster today

Jordana Brewster as Mia Toretto in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Brewster today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

The globe-trotting Jordana Brewster spent her childhood living between London, Rio de Janeiro, and New York City. It was in the latter that she attended theater school and got her start in soap operas before landing her first lead part in the sci-fi horror flick *The Faculty* (1998). But it was her role as Dom's sister, Mia Toretto, that made her a star.

After *The Fast and the Furious*, Brewster starred in a string of movies like *D.E.B.S. *(2004),* The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning *(2006), and Justin Lin's *Annapolis* (2006). Lin, who helmed five of the *F&F *films, also directed Brewster in her big comeback to the series in *Fast & Furious* (2009), the fourth movie in the franchise, where she again teamed up with Dom and got back together with her ex, Brian. She's expected to return for *Fast Forever*.

Since then, Brewster has spent most of her career with her *F&F* family or in recurring roles on TV, with her two longest gigs being TNT's* Dallas* reboot and the TV version of *Lethal Weapon* on Fox. In 2025, she also got another meaty role on the big screen in the romantic slasher *Heart Eyes.*

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Michelle Rodríguez (Letty Ortiz)

Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Oritz in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Rodriguez today

Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Oritz in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Rodriguez today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Michelle Rodriguez's first movie roles in *Girlfight *(2000) and *The Fast and the Furious* set the tone for the rest of her career. In both of those films, she plays tough, streetwise gals who don't take any crap but *could* beat the crap out of you if they felt like it.

And she's continued to portray similar characters, appearing as cops (*S.W.A.T.*), soldiers (*Resident Evil, Avatar, Battle: Los Angeles*), revolutionaries (*Machete,* *Machete Kills)*, and bank robbers (*Widows*) over the course of her long and successful career. Even her character on* **Lost**,* Ana Lucia Cortez, was an ex-cop with rage issues.

One of Rodriguez's most unusual roles is in the trippy indie horror movie *She Dies Tomorrow *(2020), where she plays a depressed young woman named Sky who's oddly unfazed when a stranger covered in blood arrives at her door. Her two most recent cinematic roles were *Fast X *and *Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves* (2023), where she played the barbarian Holga Kilgore. She'll almost certainly be back to close out Letty's story in *Fast Forever*.

Chad Lindberg (Jesse)

Chad Lindberg as Jesse in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Lindberg at a Paramount+ event

Chad Lindberg as Jesse in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Lindberg at a Paramount+ event. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Chad Lindberg — who plays Jesse, the anti-establishment computer wiz of Dom's crew — has done everything from beloved films like *October Sky *(1999) to one-off roles on shows like *Buffy the Vampire Slayer* and* Law & Order*.

On TV, he's known for his work on* **Supernatural**,* where he played another computer genius — mulleted Harvelle's Roadhouse resident Ash — from 2005-2010. In the movies, his biggest post-*Furious *gig was as Matthew, a member of the group of creeps who get their comeuppance in the remake* I Spit on Your Grave *(2010). He also played a role in Kevin Coster's Western epic *Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 2* (2024) and recently appeared in several episodes of Peacock's *The 'Burbs*.

As a child, Lindberg nearly died from complications of Reye's Syndrome, and he's been obsessed with ghosts ever since. He turned that passion into practice as a paranormal investigator on *Ghost Adventures *in 2012 and by hosting the miniseries *Ghost Stalkers *in 2014.

Johnny Strong (Leon)

Johnny Strong as Leon in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Strong today

Johnny Strong as Leon in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Strong today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Johnny Strong came to the role of Leon, a member of Dom's racing crew, as a trained martial artist. (Strong has studied judo, jiu-jitsu, boxing, kickboxing, and Jeet Kune Do.) So it may come as a surprise that he hasn't been in many martial arts movies — his roles tend to lean more towards soldiers, cops, and criminals, as seen in projects like the Sylvester Stallone action flick *Get Carter* (2000), *Black Hawk Down* (2001), and *Sinners and Saints* (2010), among others.

Acting is just one of Strong's creative hats: He also started the post-grunge rock band Operator, with whom he's recorded seven albums. Strong makes music under his own name as well and composed the scores for three of his films. In recent years, he's also gotten into crafting weapons and has been featured on the cover of *Blade *magazine — twice.

Matt Schulze (Vince)

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Matt Schulze as Vince in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Schulze today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

In *The Fast and the Furious,* Matt Schulze plays Dom's childhood friend Vince, a.k.a. the loudmouth bruiser in the sleeveless T-shirt who threatens to beat up Paul Walker at the beginning of the film. In real life, Schulze is more of a Renaissance man who trained as a musician and worked as a model before taking on his role in the burgeoning franchise.

His resume is eclectic as well. Schulze had a successful run as an action star in the late '90s and 2000s, appearing in* **Blade** *(1998), *Blade II* (2002), *The Transporter *(2002), and *Torque* (2004), as well as *The Fast and the Furious*. In 2008, he wrote, directed, and starred in the spy thriller *The Acquirer* before returning to the family in *Fast Five* (2011).

Since then, he's appeared in the Johnny Knoxville vehicle *Action Point* (2018) and 2025's *Transference*.

Rick Yune (Johnny Tran)

Rick Yune as Johnny Tran in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Yune today

Rick Yune as Johnny Tran in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Yune today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

A pioneering force who led the way for future generations of Asian American actors, Rick Yune played Vietnamese gang leader Johnny Tran in *The Fast and the Furious* (Yune himself is Korean American). He followed the film's success with another notable villain turn, this time facing off against James Bond in *Die Another Day* (2002) as Zao, a North Korean terrorist with piercing blue eyes and a face full of diamonds (literally, the gems are embedded in his face).

Yune is often cast as a villain, playing baddies in *Ninja Assassin *(2009), Netflix's *Marco Polo *(2014-2016), and *Olympus Has Fallen* (2013), where he portrayed *another *North Korean terrorist. He played a more heroic role in RZA's martial arts epic *The Man With the Iron Fists *(2012), wherein he whipped out his Olympic-level taekwondo training. But to first break out as a lead actor, he had to write his own starring role in *The Fifth Commandment* (2008), a *John Wick*-esque story about an assassin under fire from his pissed-off colleagues.

One of Yune's more recent projects was *Alita: Battle Angel* (2019), where he played the cyborg warrior Master Clive Lee. Michelle Rodríguez also appears in the movie in a small role as Alita's mentor, making the film a mini-*Furious* reunion. Yune also made a cameo at the end of the Indian film *L2: Empuraan *(2025), which sets up a larger role for him in the in-development sequel.

Ted Levine (Sgt. Tanner)

Ted Levine as Sgt. Tanner in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Levine today

Ted Levine as Sgt. Tanner in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Levine today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Ted Levine's most famous role came long before he was cast as Brian O'Conner's boss, Sgt. Tanner, in* The Fast and the Furious.* Although he looks completely different in the two movies, if you squint, you'll realize that Levine also played serial killer Jame Gumb, a.k.a. Buffalo Bill, in the multi-Oscar winner *The Silence of the Lambs* (1991).

Once you get over the shock, it might take another minute to recognize Levine as mustachioed police captain Leland Stottlemeyer on the acclaimed series *Monk**,* or as the similarly groomed NYPD Commissioner Thomas Byrnes on TNT's *The Alienist*.

After that, don't be surprised if you see his face pop up in just about anything: Levine has appeared in almost 100 films and TV shows over the course of his career, covering everything from prestige dramas like *Shutter Island* (2010) to big-name blockbusters like *Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom* (2018). Most recently, he popped up on the Netflix series *Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen*, playing the father to Adam DiMarco's groom. He also appeared on Apple TV's *Cape Fear*.

Thom Barry (Agent Bilkins)

Thom Barry as Bilkins in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Barry today

Thom Barry as Bilkins in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Barry today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Though one of his first film roles was playing Michael Jordan's dad in *Space Jam** *(1996), Thom Barry soon became a go-to character actor for authority figures (think cops, judges, and military men). He plays to this strength in* The Fast and the Furious *as FBI Agent Bilkins, who simply can't wait any longer for Brian to break the racing-heist case. He reprised the role in the sequel, *2 Fast 2 Furious* (2003), before taking on his longest-running and most recognizable role as Inspector Will Jeffries on the CBS police procedural *Cold Case*.

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Barry appeared in 156 episodes of that series between 2003-2010, and took on a few more supporting roles after that — he's the second* Fast and Furious/Texas Chainsaw* crossover on this list after Jordana Brewster, having played Sheriff Hooper in *Texas Chainsaw 3D* (2013) — before retiring from acting in 2017. He's also a committed advocate for animal rights.

Noel Gugliemi (Hector)

Noel Gugliemi as Hector in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Gugliemi today

Noel Gugliemi as Hector in 'The Fast and the Furious'; Gugliemi today. Everett Collection; Getty Images

Ever since his first appearance as "Latin Guy on Bicycle" in the Offspring's 1998 "Pretty Fly for a White Guy" video, Noel Gugliemi has stayed busy. He's the most prolific actor of *The Fast and the Furious *cast by far, with over 200 credits to his name. Many of those have been bit parts — with his signature shaved head and goatee, Gugliemi is a classic "that guy" character actor — although he's also done longer runs on TV series like *Mayans M.C. *and the sitcom *Fresh Off the Boat*.

Gugliemi's character on the latter was also named Hector. In fact, it's a name that's haunted him throughout his career. He's played "Hector" in eight different, unrelated projects — not to mention the time he reprised his role as* Fast and Furious'* street-racing kingpin Hector in *Furious 7* (2015). His other notable films include *Training Day *(2001) with Denzel Washington, *Street Kings *(2008) with Keanu Reeves, and *Dragged Across Concrete *(2018) with Mel Gibson.

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- *Voicemails for Isabelle *writer-director Leah McKendrick says the film was inspired by several true-life events.

- A raucous set at a comedy club, her sister moving across the country, and a period of grim contemplation helped form the script.

- *Voicemails for Isabelle*, McKendrick's second feature film as a director, is currently streaming on Netflix.

Comedy, drama, trauma, and sisterly love were all thatched together to make the new Netflix romantic comedy, *Voicemails for Isabelle*.

Writer-director Leah McKendrick spoke to PEOPLE on June 20 about the various strands of inspiration she pulled on to create her second film as a director, and third as a screenwriter.

*Voicemails for Isabelle *stars Zoey Deutch as Jill, a novice baker living in San Francisco who shares a tight bond with her sister, Isabelle (Ciara Bravo), who lives in Austin. When Isabelle dies after a battle with cystic fibrosis, Jill keeps on leaving detailed voicemails about her life on her sister's phone — however they're not being sent into the void, but rather to Wes (Nick Robinson), a realtor who finds himself falling for the quirky girl on the other end of the line.

According to McKendrick, the first seed of the film was planted at a comedy club, after a pair of sets began to stir up ideas about voicemails left for recipients who may never reply.

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McKendrick attended this comedy showcase over seven years ago, she told PEOPLE, where her roommate at the time performed a set about her father's long, rambling voicemails. "Then the next comedian gets on stage and she goes, 'It's so nice that your dad calls you. My dad hasn't called me in three years.' And everyone's kind of like, 'Ooh.'"

The second comedian landed the punchline that her father hasn't called because "'He's dead.' I was the only one that laughed. And then it really got the wheels turning, and I thought to myself, it's so funny, this idea of a girl who keeps waiting for her dad to call her back."

That thought kicked off a swirl of follow-ups: "Then I thought, 'If my dad dies, I won't be waiting for him to call me back because my dad doesn't call me back and he's alive.' And then I thought if my sister died, I'd be waiting for her to call me back. And then I thought, no, if my sister died, I would just keep calling her."

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McKendrick then found herself in a position similar to her protagonist's, when her own sister moved to New York to attend college. She began leaving "long rambling voicemails" about "how hard it was to make it in Hollywood and how this town didn't want me," which led her to think "what a horror story it could be if somebody were to ever hear my most unfiltered self. But you would know that if somebody fell in love with that unfiltered self, it would be real."

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According to the streaming data analytics tracker FlixPatrol, *Voicemails for Isabelle *is currently the No. 1 movie on Netflix, after premiering a mere three days ago.

Deutch told PEOPLE in a separate interview on June 20 that she was "very hesitant" to return to romcoms after 2018's *Set it Up*, costarring Glen Powell. But she agreed to to take on "this one was because it felt deep and about grief and about love after loss and about sisters... I feel super grateful and couldn't love this movie more."

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The eyewatering cost of food and drinks at the World Cup Tim ReynoldsMon, June 22, 2026 at 6:22 PM UTC 0 World Cup attendees are discovering that the high costs extend far beyond tickets, flights, and accommodation, with stadium concessions presenting their own brand of sticker shock. While some offerings are undeniably extravagant, the price of a simple beer is sparking particular outrage among international fans. Host venues are serving up a range of unique, and often pricey, culinary experiences.

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World Cup attendees are discovering that the high costs extend far beyond tickets, flights, and accommodation, with stadium concessions presenting their own brand of sticker shock. While some offerings are undeniably extravagant, the price of a simple beer is sparking particular outrage among international fans.

Host venues are serving up a range of unique, and often pricey, culinary experiences. Miami boasts a $75 caviar-topped tray of tater tots and a $40 empanada weighing in at 5 pounds (2.2 kilograms) for the daring or for sharing in Miami. Rib-eye tacos for $8 in Guadalajara, Mexico. Something called a Twinkie cheeseburger that has nothing to do with dessert for $22 in Los Angeles.

Miami boasts a $75 caviar-topped tray of tater tots (AP)

These figures might align with what U.S. fans expect at NFL Sundays or college football Saturdays. However, many international visitors are unaccustomed to such elevated pricing, especially for beverages. Beer prices, in particular, have drawn criticism, frequently exceeding $20.

Thomas Schüller, an engineer from Germany, expressed his dismay in Toronto after purchasing a beer for 24.25 Canadian dollars (about $17 USD or 15 euros).

"It's unfair. It's not right. It's wrong," Schüller stated, adding, "It's three times the cost of what I pay in my country." Yet, when pressed on whether the price would deter him, Schüller conceded, "Well, no."

Lazaro Luya, the concession chef at Sol Cubano, displays their special, empanada mundial at Miami Stadium Sunday, June 21, 2026, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (AP)World Cup beer prices become a mild pint of discord

There is clearly some sticker shock among international visitors to this World Cup, especially when it comes to the concession prices. In Europe, it's not uncommon for beers to be perhaps around 4 or 5 euros (about $5-6 USD).

There's also no shortage of intrigue on the menu at the concession stands at stadiums across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

"Never seen anything like it," said Janine Arbetter, a fan from Austria, as she waited for a hot dog, chips and soda combo in Miami last week. The pre-tip price: $19.35 (about 17 euros), which included a discount for using Visa. "It's a lot of food for a little snack."

Some Argentina fans happily showed off their $34 lobster rolls from a match in Kansas City on social media, but in Toronto, the brisket sandwich with chips and a bottle of soda for nearly 40 Canadian dollars ($28) had some online commenters lamenting it as "robbery."

"It's OK, more or less, for the World Cup," German fan Daniel Feldmann said of the food prices while watching a match in Vancouver last week.

Concession offerings vary from stadium to stadium

FIFA, the sport's governing body and the tournament organizer, has very specific rules on just about everything related to the World Cup — and there are guidelines that concessionaires have to follow as well. But prices can vary by market, as do the food and drink offerings. And that means the experience in one city might look, or taste, nothing like what's offered in another.

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The "Fancy AF Tots" for $75 at Miami Stadium aren't really tots at all — it's three deep-fried hash brown patties, with caviar, creme fraiche and chives. (For those who just want the caviar, it'll be $70.) Southern California's Twinkie cheeseburger is in fact a burger topped with a Texas Twinkie — a bacon-wrapped jalapeño stuffed with brisket and cream cheese.

But there's also a slew of choices specific to a local market; for example, Vancouver offers short rib poutine (an iconic Canadian dish of fries loaded with beef gravy, pulled short rib and cheese curds) along with a maple bacon smokie (smoked sausage topped with bacon onion jam that features Canadian maple syrup).

And in Miami, the signature offerings include pan con lechon (a Cuban-style sandwich with pork, infused with citrus mojo sauce and served on a toasted full Cuban loaf) and Empanada Mundial (the five-pound, handmade, chicken-and-cheese-stuffed dish named after the World Cup).

Lazaro Luya, the concession chef at Sol Cubano, displays their special, pan with lechon and fresh mariquitas at Miami Stadium Sunday, June 21, 2026, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (AP)

Both Vancouver and Miami have Sodexo Live as a food and beverage provider, and the typical game-day menus in both stadiums were revised a bit to accommodate a soccer crowd.

"We want it to feel like Miami when you're here," said Zach Williams, the stadium's vice president of operations. "Everything we do around the Miami Stadium, we want to make sure everybody understands that when they come here, they're getting a Miami experience."

Atlanta Stadium keeps prices low

In Mexico City, a beer could cost a day's pay — literally. The daily minimum wage in Mexico City is just 315.04 pesos (roughly $18). Some beers at Mexico City Stadium were selling for between 299 and 310 pesos — about twice as much as fans would ordinarily pay in the same stadium when the World Cup isn't in town.

In Mexico City, a beer could cost a day's pay (AP)

But in Atlanta, where Falcons owner and stadium operator Arthur Blank promised the low concession prices he's championed for many years would hold for the World Cup, pizza slices were $3, 32-ounce sodas were $4, a cheeseburger was $5, chicken tenders with fries were $6 and beers could be had for as little as $8.

Jonathan Arango, a 33-year-old from Greenville, South Carolina, was at a match in Atlanta with his wife, daughter and father.

"In total for what we got — three orders of tacos, a slice of pizza, two waters and a Coke — we spent like $50," Arango said. "Compared to what we've paid at other events ... it's nice after you paid a lot for a ticket."

And Schüller pointed out that even though the tournament does come around every four years, it still feels like a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

"The entire football world is having fun," Schüller said, "so cheers to that."

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Mammoth sign Tourigny and Forsythe to extensions and hire former Canucks coach Foote as assistant Mon, June 22, 2026 at 5:16 PM UTC 0 1 / 0Mammoth Tourigny HockeyFILE Utah Hockey Club head coach André Tourigny looks on during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Minnesota Wild, Dec. 20, 2024, in St. Paul, Minn. (AP Photo/Matt Krohn, file) (AP Photo/Matt Krohn) SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Mammoth have signed coach André Tourigny and assistant Blaine Forsythe to new multiyear contracts.

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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Mammoth have signed coach André Tourigny and assistant Blaine Forsythe to new multi-year contracts.

The Mammoth also announced Monday they have signed Adam Foote to a multi-year deal as an assistant on Tourigny's staff. Foote was fired as coach of the Vancouver Canucks on May 19.

Before the team's move to Utah, Tourigny was hired by the Arizona Coyotes in 2021 and was given a three-year extension in 2023.

"André and Blaine have both been instrumental in building the foundation for our organization and will be critical in our continued success and leadership moving forward," Mammoth general manager Bill Armstrong said in a statement released by the team.

"André is an excellent leader, communicator, and person, who is extremely well respected by our players and our staff. Blaine's an experienced, knowledgeable, and Stanley Cup-winning coach who has a strong body of work running the power play."

Foote lasted only one season as Vancouver's coach after being promoted from his job as an assistant on the staff but landed a new home in Utah in only one month.

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"We are also thrilled to have Adam, a two-time Stanley Cup champion and 2002 Olympic gold medalist right here in Salt Lake, join the organization and bring a fresh perspective to our room backed by years of experience as both a player and coach," Armstrong said. "This is another exciting day for the organization."

Utah finished 43-33-6 and made the playoffs i n the 2025-26 season under Tourigny. It was the team's second season in Utah.

"I am grateful to the organization and feel fortunate to work alongside such an exceptional coaching staff and dedicated group of players, whose collective hard work and commitment to each other have fostered a culture we can be proud of," Tourigny said. "My family and I love being in Utah and look forward to deepening our roots here."

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This story has been corrected to show that Adam Foote coached Vancouver for one season, not Arizona.

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'Supergirl'; 'The Bear'; 'Jackass: Best and Last'.

After a brief appearance in last summer's *Superman*, his powerful cousin *Supergirl* — played by *House of the Dragon*'s Milly Alcock — is back, this time with her own movie, where she's on a mission for revenge.

Also in theaters, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and more of the Jackass gang are back for wild hijinks and painful stunts, in their *Best and Last* movie. On Netflix, John Cena and Eric André star in *Little Brother*, and *Avatar: Fire and Ash* is available to stream on Disney+.

On TV, Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri are back in the kitchen for the final season premiere of *The Bear*, *Avatar: The Last Airbender* is back in action with a new season, and *The Legend of Vox Machina* and *Welcome to Wrexham* wrap up their latest installments.

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Monday, June 22

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'Below Deck Mediterranean'.

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**Streaming*****Harry Wild* (season premiere) - Acorn TV***Summerwater* - Acorn TV***You're Killing Me* (season finale) - Acorn TV

**Check Local Listings*****Independent Lens: Assembly* (doc) - PBS

**8 p.m.*****90 Day: The Last Resort* - TLC***Below Deck Mediterranean* - Bravo***Sullivan's Crossing* (season finale) - The CW***WWE Monday Night RAW* - Netflix (5 p.m. PT)

**9 p.m.*****American Ninja Warrior* - NBC***Battle on the Beach* - HGTV***BBQ Brawl* - Food Network (next day on HBO Max)***Deadly Influence: The Social Media Murders* - ID / HBO Max***Dr. Pimple Popper: Breaking Out* - TLC***Little Singles* - TLC***Love Island USA -* Peacock***The McBee Dynasty* - Bravo

**10 p.m.*****Food Network’s Top 10* - Food Network (next day on HBO Max)***Lethally Blonde* - ID***Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen *- Bravo

**11 p.m.*****The Daily Show *- Comedy Central

Tuesday, June 23

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'America's Got Talent' judges Howie Mandel, Mel B, Sofia Vergara, and Simon Cowell, and host Terry Crews (center).

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**Movies*****Chapter 51* - In theaters

**Streaming*****Not Suitable for Work* (season finale) - Hulu

**8 p.m.*****America's Got Talent* - NBC*******In the City* - Bravo***Love It or List It* (season premiere) - HGTV

**9 p.m.*****Baylen Out Loud* - TLC***Chopped Castaways* - Food Network (next day on HBO Max)***Love Island USA* - Peacock***People Magazine Investigates: Surviving a Serial Killer* - ID / HBO Max***The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch* - History***Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen *- Bravo***The Welcome Table* (doc) - HBO Max

**10 p.m.*****Password* - NBC***The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch* - History***Squatters* - A&E

**10:30 p.m.*****Squatters* - A&E

**11 p.m.*****The Daily Show *- Comedy Central

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Wednesday, June 24

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'Avatar: Fire and Ash'.

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**Movies*****Avatar: Fire and Ash* (streaming debut) - Disney+***Brunello: The Gracious Visionary* (doc) - In select theaters***In the Hand of Dante* - Netflix

**Streaming*****All the Queen’s Men* - Paramount+***The American Experiment* (docuseries debut) - Netflix***The Legend of Vox Machina* (season finale) - Prime Video***Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed* - Apple TV***The Other Bennet Sister* (season finale) - BritBox***Wild Cherry* (series debut) - Paramount+***A Woman of Substance* (series debut) - BritBox

**8 p.m.*****Brilliant Minds* - NBC***Love & Hip Hop: Miami* - BET***The Valley* - Bravo

**9 p.m.*****Alone* - History***Expedition Unknown* (season premiere) - Discovery***The Oval* - BET / Paramount+

**10 p.m.*****The Face Doctors* - TLC***The Kimberely: Australia's Wild West *- PBS***Million Dollar Nannies* - Freeform (all episodes the next day on Hulu)***Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch* - Discovery

**10:15 p.m.*****Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen *- Bravo

**11 p.m.*****The Daily Show *- Comedy Central

Thursday, June 25

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Ayo Edebiri and Jeremy Allen White on 'The Bear'.

**Streaming*****Avatar: The Last Airbender* (season premiere) - Netflix***Criminal Minds: Evolution* - Paramount+

**8 p.m.*****After the First 48* - A&E***CMA Fest* (special) - ABC***Jersey Shore Family Vacation* - MTV***Scrabble* - The CW***Surviving Earth* - NBC / Peacock

**9 p.m.*****The Bear* (final season premiere) - FX / Hulu***Interrogation Raw* - A&E***Love Island USA* - Peacock***Trivial Pursuit* - The CW***Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen *- Bravo***Welcome to Wrexham* (season finale) - FXX / Hulu

**9:30 p.m.*****The Bear* - FX / Hulu

**10 p.m.*****Killer Investigations* - A&E

Friday, June 26

Milly Alcock as SUPERGIRL

Milly Alcock in 'Supergirl'.

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**Movies*****40 Dates and 40 Nights* - In select theaters***Above the Line* - Digital, VOD***After the Act* - Digital***Animals in War* - VOD, Digital, Film Movement Plus***Chris & Martina: The Final Set* (doc) - Netflix***Couture* - In theaters***The Get Out* - In select theaters***The Invite* - In select theaters***Jackass: Best and Last* - In theaters***Little Brother* - Netflix***Lucky Strike* - In theaters***Romería* - In select theaters***Savage House* - Digital***Strung* - Peacock***Supergirl* - In theaters

**Streaming*****Cape Fear* - Apple TV***Paul Simon: The Quiet Celebration Concert* (special) - Disney+, Hulu***RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars* - Paramount+***RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Untucked* - Paramount+***Star City* - Apple TV***Sugar* - Apple TV

**8 p.m.*****Deadliest Catch* - Discovery***Dutton Ranch* - Paramount Network / Paramount+***Friday Night Vibes* (*Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire* and *Deep Blue Sea*) - TBS***Power Book III: Raising Kanan* - Starz

**9 p.m.*****20/20* - ABC***Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness* (series debut) - HBO / HBO Max***The Listeners* - Starz***Love Island USA* - Peacock

**10 p.m.*****Real Time With Bill Maher* - HBO

**11 p.m.*****Everything on the Menu With Braun Strowman* - USA

Saturday, June 27

**8 p.m.*****The Agency* - Showtime***A Castle of Our Own* (movie) - Hallmark***Dinner and a Movie: We're the Millers* - TBS***Single Black Tenant* (movie) - Lifetime

**9 p.m.*****The Agency* (season finale) - Showtime***Craig Ferguson: American on Purpose* (season finale) - CNN***Love Island USA* - Peacock***Storage Wars* - A&E

Sunday, June 28

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Emma D'Arcy on 'House of the Dragon'.

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**7 p.m.*****The Killer Among Us* - Oxygen

**8 p.m.*****90 Day Fiancé* - TLC***BET Awards 2026* - BET***Get Off My Lawn* (movie) - Lifetime***Naked and Afraid: Global Showdown* - Discovery***Patience* - PBS***The Real Housewives of Atlanta* - Bravo

**9 p.m.*****100 Cooks* - Food Network (next day on HBO Max)***The Chi* - Showtime***From* (season finale) - MGM+***House of the Dragon* - HBO / HBO Max***Love Island USA* - Peacock***Masterpiece: Grantchester* - PBS***The Real Housewives of Rhode Island* (reunion finale) - Bravo / Peacock***The Vampire Lestat* - AMC / AMC+

**10 p.m.*****100 Cooks* - Food Network (next day on HBO Max)***The Food That Built America* - History

**10:15 p.m.*****Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen* - Bravo

**11 p.m.*****Last Week Tonight With John Oliver* - HBO / HBO Max***Rick and Morty* - Adult Swim

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- Reese Witherspoon got emotional on *Good Morning America *after a surprise video message from *Legally Blonde* costar Luke Wilson.

- The actress said that "every time" she sees Wilson, she stars crying.

- Wilson was absent from Saturday's 25th anniversary event, which also featured the cast of prequel series *Elle*.

The verdict is in: seeing Luke Wilson gives Reese Witherspoon a hit of *Legally Blonde** *nostalgia that moves her to tears every time.

After most of the 2001 comedy hit's cast reunited in New York City Saturday to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary and the release of the upcoming prequel streaming series *Elle*, Witherspoon appeared Monday on *Good Morning America *— where she received a surprise from Wilson after he missed out on the weekend cast reunion.

"Every time I see Luke, I start crying because he's so wonderful and we had so much fun," Witherspoon said on *GMA*, raising her hand to her face as she teared up over Wilson's video note.

Luke Wilson surprises Reese Witherspoon on 'Good Morning America'

Luke Wilson surprises Reese Witherspoon on 'Good Morning America'.

Wilson played Witherspoon's love interest in *Legally Blonde*. While the actor didn't appear with his costars at the 25th anniversary event, Witherspoon reunited with Jennifer Coolidge, Selma Blair, Ali Larter, Matthew Davis, and Victor Garber to celebrate the beloved project.

On *GMA*, he submitted a video note for Witherspoon inquiring about how she honed her accent and overall characterization for Elle Woods, the sorority sister-turned-lawyer who, over the course of the first film, proves herself to be a veritable force in law after deciding to attend Harvard Law School.

"He was so inspiring to me, too, because I came out with a big character voice and a big character walk, and I think I surprised a lot of people," the Oscar winner remembered.**

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Of her process, she said she "wanted to make sure [Elle] sounded like she was from California, so she drags her words a little bit" when she speaks.

"I went around Beverly Hills and I watched women shop in shoe stores and how they held their nails and how they walked when they tried on pretty shoes," Witherspoon recalled. "Women just act different when their nails are done and when they have on a pretty shoe, you just walk differently, so I developed it all while watching people shop in Beverly Hills."

Matthew Davis, Selma Blair, Reese Witherspoon, Ali Larter, Jennifer Coolidge, and Victor Garber at the 'Legally Blonde' reunion

Matthew Davis, Selma Blair, Reese Witherspoon, Ali Larter, Jennifer Coolidge, and Victor Garber at the 'Legally Blonde' reunion.

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Speaking about reuniting on stage with the cast, Witherspoon — who also became emotional at the New York City event — called it a "beautiful moment that was unexpectedly emotional," and that she "cried over and over" as a result.

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"It just reminded me of how much it meant to people over time," the *Morning Show* actress said, because she felt that — particularly through Elle's relationship with nail technician Paulette (Coolidge) in the film — the project showed audiences the importance of how "women support each other across every part of life."

*Elle* debuts July 1 on Amazon Prime Video.

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