Will There Be aSmile 3? Here's What the Director of the Hit Horror Franchise Has Teased: 'Sky's the Limit'

Photo:Paramount Pictures Paramount Pictures Turn that frown upside down: There might be moreSmilemovies on the way. Writer-director Parker Finn already has his gears spinning on what could happen in potential sequels within the horror franchise. “There’s so many exciting roads thatSmilecould go down,” Finn toldThe Hollywood Reporterat the sequel’s Los Angeles premiere Oct. 14. “We’ll have to see how audiences react toSmile 2, but I think that’s what’s great aboutSmileis there’s an opportunity to tell all different kinds of diverse stories and sort of place ourselves in different worlds thatSmilethen comes in and invades,” he added.

Will There Be aTed LassoSeason 4? What the Cast and Crew Have Said About the Series' Potential Return

The show, which follows an American football coach (Sudeikis) who is unexpectedly recruited to lead a struggling English soccer team, AFC Richmond, became a phenomenon with its blend of humor and heart, winning numerous accolades throughout its run, including 11 Emmys and two Golden Globes. While the comedy was originally intended for three seasons, the show’s creators have hinted that it might not be the end of the fan-favorite series.

Will Trent Returns in a Thrilling New Karin Slaughter Novel — Listen to the First Chapter Here! (Exclusive)

Karin Slaughter and the cover of ‘This Is Why We Lied’.Photo:Rosalie O’Connor; HarperCollins Rosalie O’Connor; HarperCollins Karin Slaughter is bringing beloved characterWill Trent— now an ABC procedural — back to the page.The bestselling author will publish the latest addition to her Will Trent series,This Is Why We Lied,on Aug. 20 — and PEOPLE has an exclusive first listen to the audiobook.In the twelfth installment of the series, Georgia Bureau Investigator Will Trent and his wife, medical examiner Sara Linton, are looking to get away for their honeymoon.

Will.i.am Reveals He Lives Out of a Hotel Room: 'I Don't Have a House' (Exclusive)

Will.i.am speaking at AfroTech Conference in Houston.Photo:Benjamin Esak, courtesy of AfroTech Benjamin Esak, courtesy of AfroTech ForWill.i.am, there’s no place like… hotel.The Grammy-winningBlack Eyed Peasmusician, behind high-octane hits like “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feelin',” spoke atAfroTech conferencethis week in Houston, discussing his other very high-paying gig, as a sought-after tech investor behind new companies likeFyi.AI.He also shared with PEOPLE that despite the wealth he’s amassed, he’s still not ready to put down any real, real estate roots.

Willie Nelson Announces His 76th(!) Solo Album,Last Leaf on the Tree,and Sets Release Date

Willie Nelson.Photo:Courtesy Shock Ink Courtesy Shock Ink Willie Nelsonis adding another record to his 150+ album discography. On Thursday, Aug. 15, the legendary country star announced his latest album,Last Leaf on the Tree,which will be released on Nov. 1. The upcoming album will become Nelson’s 76th solo studio album and his 153rd album overall. But it also marks the first timehis son, Micah, 34, will be producing for Nelson, 91. Micah has previously performed with his father, and joined him on the family-oriented albums:Willie and the Boys(2017) andThe Willie Nelson Family(2021).