These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Friday. The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and the Andréa W. and Kenneth C. Frazier Family Foundation announced the four finalists for this year’s Empowered Vision Award, an initiative dedicated to supporting emerging Black …
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Dry Cleaning have shared the second single from Secret Love, their upcoming album due out January 9 via 4AD. The London post-punk band returns with “Cruise Ship Designer” and its accompanying music video, directed by Cuán Roche. In the clip, bassist Lewis Maynard performs a dance routine—specifically choreographed for the song by Bullyache—in sparkly leggings in front of a dark curtain. Watch the new video below.
Singer Florence Shaw explained the backstory of their track in a statement: “The song is about a cruise ship and hotel designer who’s skilled and paid well, but who doesn’t believe his role has real worth,” she said. “He tries to enjoy it, and invests himself in meeting the challenges of the job.”
Secret Love is Dry Cleaning’s third studio album, following 2023’s Stumpwork. They worked on the 11-track LP at Jeff Tweedy’s Chicago studio, the Loft; at Dublin’s Sonic Studios with Gilla Band’s Alan Duggan and Daniel Fox; and eventually at France’s remote Black Box where Le Bon recorded their album.
Dry Cleaning wrapped up their recent tour, but they still have plenty of live shows on the books for next year, beginning with Rockaway Beach Festival in England on January 3. From there, Dry Cleaning’s 2026 tour heads to the United States, Canada, and many major cities in Europe.
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As Hurricane Melissa barrels toward Jamaica, the Marleys’ Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise has been rerouted, Rolling Stone has confirmed.
The five-night event, set to take place Oct. 27 to Nov. 1, was originally slated to set sail from Miami with stops in Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. The cruise has since been rerouted, and while it will still take off from Miami, it will no longer visit the Jamaican ports and will instead head to Cozumel, Mexico.
“The Fleet Captain has finished his review, and has determined Cozumel, Mexico as the safest course for the 2025 Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise!” event organizers announced over the weekend on Instagram. In a separate post, organizers stated that many of the scheduled artists and DJs were “unable to get out of Jamaica due to the airports closing,” and that with “very little time, we made our best efforts to bring on new artists so that we can keep the music and vibes alive.” Reps for the event did not immediately respond to Rolling Stone‘s request for comment.
The 10th annual cruise, in partnership with Norwegian Cruise Line, currently features a lineup that includes Damian and Stephen Marley, as well as the third generation of Marleys including Yohan, Skip, YG, and Mystic. Shabba Ranks, Super Cat, Tarrus Riley, Spice Baby Cham, and more artists are also set to perform. The celebration will also mark the 20th anniversary of Damian’s Grammy-winning record Welcome to Jamrock, which shares the same name as the days-long concert cruise series.
As of Monday, Hurricane Melissa reached a Category 5 with winds of 175 mph. According to The Associated Press, forecasters have warned it could lead to devastating flooding, landslides, and widespread damage to infrastructure in Jamaica. The hurricane is expected to make landfall Tuesday morning in Jamaica.
Three international airports in Jamaica — Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport, Ian Fleming International Airport in Ocho Rios, and Montego Bay’s Sangster International Airport — have been closed as the country braces for Melissa’s impact, ABC reports. Per the outlet, several cruises in the Caribbean have changed their itineraries due to the approaching hurricane including several Carnival ships, Margaritaville at Sea’s Islander to avoid the storm, and the Disney Treasure and the Disney Wish.
Demi Moore recently recalled a memorable moment with her co-star Tom Cruise during the filming of A Few Good Men. Speaking during an interview with writer Jia Tolentino at the New Yorker Festival on October 25, 2025, Moore shared that she was nearly eight months pregnant with her daughter, Scout Willis, during the film’s preproduction stage.
“I think Tom was quite embarrassed,” Moore told the audience. “I actually felt okay about it. I was moving around, though, right? But I could tell he felt that it was a bit awkward.”
The actress explained that Cruise’s reaction likely mirrored the norms of that period, when few Hollywood women were expecting children while working on major productions. At the time, Moore was one of the few leading actresses navigating both motherhood and a high-profile career, People reported.
“It’s one of the many things, for me, that I just felt didn’t make sense. And so I challenged that to say, you know, ‘Why not? Why can’t you have both?” she said. The Substance star added that she put immense pressure on herself to show women could maintain successful careers while raising families.
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Moore admitted that she became “an overachiever” while trying to balance her pregnancy with work. “I look back at that time now, and I go, ‘What the f*** was I thinking?’” she said, reflecting on the challenges of rehearsing while heavily pregnant.
She also recalled breastfeeding and blocking scenes soon after giving birth. The actress noted that Hollywood now provides a more supportive environment for mothers, compared to the expectations she faced in the early 1990s.
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Preparing for her role as a Navy lawyer in A Few Good Men, Moore stayed unusually active during her pregnancy. The Ghost star said she anticipated too much while trying to work out and get into a military uniform. “I did a two-and-a-half-hour hike the day my water broke, a 24-mile bike ride, and danced at a reggae club, hence why she came two-and-a-half weeks early,” the Indecent Proposal actress explained.
Moore added that she is proud that younger actresses no longer need to “prove themselves” the way she once felt she had to, saying the industry now allows women to embrace both motherhood and ambition without guilt.
Moore revealed that Tom Cruise appeared embarrassed when he saw her heavily pregnant during preproduction for A Few Good Men, though she personally felt comfortable with it.
She was nearly eight months pregnant with her daughter, Scout Willis, while working on the film’s early stages.
The actress said she felt pressure to prove women could succeed in both career and family, noting that Hollywood now offers a more supportive environment for mothers compared to the early 1990s.
Comedian Samay Raina turned heads at the premiere of superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan’s directorial debut show, , The Ba***ds of Bollywood, with his cheeky ‘Say No To Cruise’ T-shirt. Now, actor Raghav Juyal has revealed how Shah Rukh and Aryan reacted to it.
Raghav looked back at the moment when everyone saw Samay wearing that T-shirt, and how Shah Rukh and his son Aryan reacted to it when he joined Ranveer Allahabadia on his podcast.
Raghav laughed and said, “Yeh T-shirt pehen ke waha par pohcha huwa hai. Aur log has rahe hai, Aryan has raha hai, sab has rahe hai. Woh kar sakta hai, woh toh aisa hi hai na. Hum nahi kar sakte na. Pure party me aise hi ghum raha tha, T-shirt dikha dikha ke, sabko (He showed up there wearing that T-shirt, and everyone is laughing! Aryan’s laughing, the crowd’s laughing, the whole place is cracking up. But of course, he can pull it off, that’s just the kind of person he is. We couldn’t do that even if we tried. He was roaming around the entire party flaunting that T-shirt proudly, showing it off to everyone).
“Sabke samne aise hi dikha raha hai yeh aadmi (He was doing that right in front of everyone).”
When asked how Shah Rukh reacted to it, Raghav revealed that even Shah Rukh couldn’t stop laughing about it, saying, “Sir ke liye toh sabhi bachche hai na yaar, sir treats everyone like a beta (You know, for Sir, everyone’s like his own kid. He treats them all like his son).”
Last month, Samay Raina attended the screening of Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood in Mumbai wearing a simple black T-shirt which came with a message that read, ‘Say no to cruise’. The words were seemingly a dig at Aryan’s cruise-drug case. His choice of clothing led to a conversation on social media.
One wrote, “Oh God!!!!! Samay is born different. Who would have thought? I can’t stop laughing, with another sharing, “He has guts. I know it’s cliche, but…. But bro should really hesitate.”
In October 2021, Aryan Khan was embroiled in a high-profile drugs case after the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) raided a rave party on the Goa-bound Cordelia Empress cruise ship off the Mumbai coast.
The ship, bound for Lakshadweep, became the centre of national headlines after Aryan, his friend Arbaaz Merchant, and several others were detained. Aryan was arrested by the NCB team, led by the ex-Zonal officer, Sameer Wankhede, in October 2021. He was released after spending more than three weeks in jail following his arrest. Later, Aryan was given a clean chit in the drugs case.
It’s opening day of Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” and Alejandro González Iñárritu is worried about how it will play with audiences. “I just cross my fingers that people go in millions,” he told me. “I hope, because it’s so important.”
We are talking on Zoom, and of course, Iñárritu is rooting for PTA: He’s a fellow auteur who makes expensive original movies with movie stars. (BTW, the $130-million movie opened to $22 million.) For his part, Iñárritu just wrapped principal photography in April on an untitled comedy ensemble led by Tom Cruise and produced by Legendary for Warner Bros.
The Mexican filmmaker is directing his first English-language movie since 2015’s “The Revenant,” which won “One Battle After Another” star Leonardo DiCaprio his first Oscar. The untitled Cruise comedy, shot in 35-millimeter VistaVision by three-time Oscar-winner Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, should come out sometime next fall. The director is in the editing room.
“We’re going to finish in February, March,” he said. “We still have a long way [in] post-production.”
Even though both Iñárritu and Cruise are powerful, controlling perfectionists on a movie production, “it was the most amazing, unexpected, sweet, gentle relation that I have had on a set,” Iñárritu said. “His manners, his understanding, his passion, and his integrity, and the way he prepares. He loves the process. Filmmaking has been his life for 40 years. I have never seen somebody so devoted. I was happy to share with him that passion. And at the same time, we built an incredible relation of mutual trust. He will surprise the world. People will see a new kind of thing. It was blessed, and not only him, but all the cast: Riz Ahmed, Sandra Hüller, John Goodman, and Jesse Plemons. We had a blast. It was challenging, but it was wild comedy. And we laugh a lot. We have a wild time.”
But we are not Zooming to talk about Cruise. This May, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Amores Perros,” Iñárritu’s daring triptych debut feature, shot in Mexico City and introducing Gael García Bernal, the director screened the restored 4K version at Cannes to a packed house. The movie holds up: It’s vivid, loud, assaultive, and violent, from the visceral dogfights (no animals were harmed) to the glam model (Goya Toledo) who is forever mutilated in a car crash. A brand-new 5.1 surround sound mix by Jon Taylor at NBCUniversal StudioPost enhances the intensity.
The director hesitated to watch the film at the Cannes Classics showing. He had undergone the painstaking Criterion restoration for the 20th anniversary in 2020 with cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, but had only watched the film in bits and pieces.
“I hadn’t seen the film complete in 25 years,” he said. “The film was shot in a bleach-bypass process, or silver retain, which is a very corrosive thing, because the silver stays in the negative. So we have to restore a lot of things. [I thought] what young man did that? And all the effort that it took for all of us who did the film, the amount of work, considering the little money we have, and so little time. What I can tell you is that I was impressed by the muscle. It hasn’t become a flaccid film.”
“Amores Perros” played Cannes 25 years ago, but not in Competition, where it was roundly rejected before it went to the selection committee. Luckily, it was invited to Critics’ Week, won the Grand Prix, and landed a North American release in 2001 from Lionsgate. The rest is history. It launched the careers of Iñárritu, 19-year-old García Bernal, and Prieto, among others. After the screening, a grateful and teary García Bernal said, “It’s a film that we all were transformed, and even the way in Mexico we were perceived, the films were transformed.”
“Even when we were a very small independent film in a very small section that is not even official, it became the film that everybody wanted to see,” said Iñárritu. The film was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar; the writer, director, and producer went on to win Best Director for “Birdman” and “The Revenant,” and Original Screenplay and Best Picture (“Birdman”).
When they made “Amores Perros,” the filmmaker explained, the Mexican film industry was producing only five to seven local films a year from the same few directors, with a nationalistic flavor, subsidized by the government. Maybe one would wind up in theaters. “Every director that I knew at that time, they [had] just made one film,” he said. “And they were already 50 years old. A film was considered a one-time opportunity, and you better make sure that you put all you have to say there.”
Also based in Mexico City, novelist Guillermo Arriaga wrote the screenplay for “Amores Perros,” “an incredible, solid, complex script,” said Iñárritu. “Mexico City is a complex city with incredible ancient culture with visual traditions. It has the third most museums in the world. And we were middle-class, educated. So we can see and observe: low, high, wherever. We were having access to many things.”
The “Amores Perros” team had been working together making commercials and videos for seven years. They were already quite sophisticated. “We were all Chilango, so we knew exactly how that city smells and feels,” said Iñárritu. “There was a new government coming, that threw out the party dictatorship of 70 years. So there was hope and a feeling that we need[ed] to shake who we were, how we talk about ourselves, how we see ourselves. This film came into the right moment.”
Iñárritu has written an essay about making the film for Mack Books’ just-published “Amores Perros” book, which also showcases unseen set photography, critical essays, and production documents. And “Sueño Perro: Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Celluloid Installation” is making the rounds, starting at Fondazione Prada in Milan and LagoAlgo in Mexico City, and then moving in February to LACMA in Los Angeles.
Back in 2020, “Amores Perros,” which runs two hours and 37 minutes, was edited down from 1 million feet of material. “That means 15,000 feet of film of 35 millimeters,” said Iñárritu, “so 985,000 feet were left out. I was experimenting with handheld and lenses, and Rodrigo and I were on fire.”
The director found out that his 1 million feet of dailies were in storage in Mexico’s National Autonomous University archive. “I started exploring,” he said. “It was beautiful to see how, when I start seeing all [that] was left out, how many films were there within the film, and watching this material with a new gaze. When I was editing, I was watching with the function of finding the pieces of the puzzle to serve the narrative. But now I was seeing the flow and the beauty itself of the images, so without the dictatorship of the narrative, I start collecting. And that’s the beginning of this installation. It’s 35-millimeter projectors in a labyrinth of dark rooms, with these big guys projecting material like a magic lantern. It’s very dreamy. People are touched by it because it’s not an homage to the film. It’s a resurrection. It’s a reinvention itself, and it stays completely detached from the film.”
The essay reveals the context of the “Amores Perros” production, the director’s aesthetic and philosophy of filmmaking, and how he creates cards for each sequence in a movie. “My obsession is the grammatical film language,” he said. “Those cards integrate everything that I should know when whatever challenge of the film comes — in crisis, in production, in depression. Those are my bricks that sustain some clarity during [filming], and it helped me out. It’s an exercise that takes me days and months to get it all, but it’s homework that goes deep for me to understand what I’m dealing with. What is the purpose of the scene? What is the purpose of that character, what does the other guy want, and what will be the conflict?”
Mubi will re-release the film this month in theaters all over Latin America, and make it available globally on its streaming platform on October 24. While the filmmaker never made any money on the film, which he invested in, he now owns about 75 percent. “Mubi is buying the rights for the next 10 years,” he said. “They’re one of the few streamers that are supporting independent filmmakers. We are in the right hands.”
While the life of a filmmaker is peripatetic at best, Iñárritu and his wife, with their two children out of the nest, are trying to decide where to live. They’ve been residing in Los Angeles. “We are gypsies,” he said. “I did ‘Bardo’ in Mexico. So I lived in Mexico City for one year and a half. Then I finished shooting the last film at Warner Bros. It’s a difficult moment in the world, and that decision is important for us. Things have changed a lot, as you know.”
One of the most popular and successful Hollywood star Tom Cruise and his girlfriend Ana de Armas are reportedly planning a blockbuster wedding. It is being reported that the 63-year-old actor is all set to tie the knot with the 37-year-old actress in a private ceremony. According to some of the media sources, the couple wants their wedding to be “as mind-blowing as a Mission: Impossible stunt”. While the exact details of the wedding are still under wraps, rumors suggest that Tom Cruise might be planning to make the event grand and adventurous. Now it will be worth waiting how this marriage rumour is going to take turn in coming future.
Tom Cruise To Marry Ana De Armas
There are several speculations about his marriage out of which one of the most popular is his space wedding. Actually, it is being reported that Tom Cruise, known for his passion for space travel, might choose to get married in space, making them the first couple to do so. While another rumor suggests that the couple might exchange vows while skydiving, adding an adrenaline-packed element to their special day. However, when and how this wedding is going to take place is yet not clear
Tom Cruise To Marry Ana De Armas
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Let us tell you that Tom Cruise’s first marriage was to actress Mimi Rogers that happened in 1987, while his second marriage was to actress Nicole Kidman in 1990, with whom he adopted two children. Tom Cruise’s third marriage was to actress Katie Holmes whom he got married in 2006, which ended in divorce after six years.
Tom Cruise To Marry Ana De Armas
And if we talk about previous weddings of Tom Cruise’s girlfriend Ana De Armas then let us tell you that Armas previously married to Spanish actor Marc Clotet in the year 2011. After this, she also had a high-profile romance with actor Ben Affleck, but the couple eventually broke up.
Hollywood actors Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas are rumored to be making news not only for their relationship, but for the daring and unusual wedding plans they’re apparently considering with outer space being a potential location.
In a report by RadarOnline, the thrill-seeking pair is considering a number of unusual concepts for their wedding day, one of which is a space wedding or even getting married while suspended in mid-air via skydiving. The couple has not officially gotten engaged yet, but sources indicate they’re already into planning a celebration that’s a nod to their shared passion for adrenaline and unconventional experiences.
“Something that really ties them together is how much they both adore doing these outrageous things, and so it makes total sense to them to have a wedding that plays to that,” a friend of the couple explained.
Tom Cruise, 63, has had a lifelong interest in traveling in space. A man who has trained with NASA and been in negotiations to shoot a movie on board the International Space Station, marrying in space is the perfect fit for his over-the-top image. “Tom is addicted to space travel, so the prospect of being the first wed couple in outer space really appeals to him,” the insider said.
Ana de Armas, 37, is said to have the same love for action-packed escapades as Cruise, making her the ideal companion for such a daring endeavor. The pair’s need to steer clear of anything “normal” is a prevailing theme in their wedding talks. “Whatever they do, they want it to be as far from ordinary as you can get,” the source stressed.
The pair have kept their romance pretty under wraps but were officially confirmed as dating in July after they were seen holding hands on a romantic holiday in Vermont. Their romance has happened at lightning speed, and there’s even gossip about them starring together in a supernatural ocean thriller called Deeper, although the project is in limbo.
For Cruise, who has already been married to Mimi Rogers, Nicole Kidman, and Katie Holmes, this affair is said to be different. “He’s hoping this one lasts,” the insider divulged.
Wherever the wedding is to be held amidst the stars or mid-air there is one thing certain: Tom and Ana are going for a memorable, record-breaking bash that will match their free-spirited nature.
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Nicole Kidman has been a beloved, international actress for over three decades. After making her debut in her native country of Australia in the 1983 film Bush Christmas. In 1990, she starred in Days of Thunder alongside her first husband, Tom Cruise, which put her on the map with an international audience. Since then, Nicole has starred in a number of critically-acclaimed and popular movies, like The Hours, which she won the Best Leading Actress Oscar for in 2003.
Other than her amazing acting abilities, Nicole’s personal life has drawn much public attention, since she began her relationship with Tom back in the ’90s. The pair were a high-profile couple in the entertainment industry for the entirety of their relationship. Following their 2001 divorce, Nicole settled down with Grammy-winning singer Keith Urban in 2006. But after 19 years of marriage, Keith and Nicole split in September 2025, multiple outlets reported. Find out everything about Nicole’s two marriages here!
Nicole and Tom met while working on their movie Days of Thunder in 1989, and they wed the following year on Christmas Eve 1990. Throughout the pair’s relationship, they adopted a daughter Isabella, 29, and son Connor, 27. The couple regularly appeared together on red carpets, and they were frequently seen beside each other. Despite both stars being huge, Nicole has opened up about her feelings at that time. She said that she felt like a star “by association” in a 2009 interview with Easy Living, per Marie Claire. “We would go to the Oscars and I would think, ‘I’m here to support him.’ I felt it was my job to put on a beautiful dress and be seen and not heard,” she said.
The actors also co-starred in Stanley Kubrick’s classic 1999 film Eyes Wide Shut together. Nicole reflected on that time in her and Tom’s marriage in a 2020 interview with The New York Times. “We had two kids and were living in a trailer on the lot primarily, making spaghetti because Stanley liked to eat with us sometimes,” she said. “We were happily married through that. We would go go-kart racing after those scenes. We’d rent out a place and go racing at 3 in the morning.”
Unfortunately, Tom and Nicole ended up splitting up in 2001. Shortly after the divorce, Nicole explained that she felt like her “life collapsed” after the breakup in a 2002 interview with Vanity Fair. “You’re being watched and scrutinized, and that slowly affects you. But it’s also deeply romantic, because it feels like there’s only the two of you and you’re in it together, as if you’re in a cocoon, and you become very dependent on each other,” she said after the split.
Since the breakup, the pair’s adopted children chose to stay with Cruise’s religion of Scientology. Nicole has spoken about their children staying Scientologists in recent years. “[Isabella and Connor] have made choices to be Scientologists. It’s our job as a parent to always offer unconditional love,” she told The Sun in a 2019 interview.
After the divorce from Tom, Nicole started dating Keith Urban in 2005, and the pair wed the following year in their home country of Australia. The couple have two daughters Sunday Rose, 13, and Faith Margaret, 11. Nearly 16 years after tying the knot, the couple are still going super strong, and it’s clear that they both support each other in their creative endeavors. She has posted tons of photos of the couple showing off some PDA on a number of occasions, especially for romantic days, like Valentine’s Day.
Nicole also opened up about the secret to making their marriage work in a September 2021 interview with Harper’s Bazaar. “We’re always working through stuff, but it’s very much love based, so there’s an enormous amount of give and take. I want him to have the best life he can have, and he responds the same way. We really love parenting together,” she said.
In the summer of 2025, however, Nicole and Keith reportedly split. Multiple outlets reported that the now-estranged spouses had been separated since the beginning of that summer.
Tom Cruise is always in Glen Powell‘s corner.
After Powell booked the role of Chad Powers in his upcoming Hulu show of the same name and realized how crucial it was to get the prosthetic makeup right, he says his first instinct was to call up his pal Cruise. In the six-episode series, based on Eli Manning’s ESPN spoof video, Powell plays disgraced quarterback Russ Holliday, who goes uncover as Chad Powers to get a second chance at playing football. Cruise also went through a big physical transformation with the help of special effects makeup for his role as Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder.
“Tom was extremely helpful in helping to not go down the wrong path in terms of the prosthetics,” Powell tells The Hollywood Reporter. “He was, as is with a lot in my life, he was my first call (laughs) where I was like, OK, you know, very early on we were breaking the show, I was like, ‘OK, how do you actually get away with this?’ Because Les Grossman is an iconic character, and a very three-dimensional character.”
Powell continued, “I definitely always use him as a resource. He’s kind of played every character in the book. So on the prosthetics, he really kind of pointed us in the right direction to make sure he was really gonna work. Because if you don’t buy the fact that the world believes that this is a real human, the whole experiment falls apart. So yeah, we thank TC for that.”
Ever since the two met to work on 2022’s Top Gun: Maverick, Cruise has become a mentor to Powell. In a May 2024 cover story with The Hollywood Reporter, Powell noted that when he auditioned for the film and didn’t get the part of Rooster, Cruise convinced him to play Hangman by explaining how he selects great projects and then makes the roles great. The advice earned its way into Powell’s “icon wisdom” journal.
Additionally, when Powell was promoting the 2023 rom-com, Anyone But You, with co-star Sydney Sweeney, rumors of an on-set romance appeared on gossip sites. Powell leaned into the advice Cruise had shared with him. “I kept coming back to something that Cruise had said, which was, ‘The world’s going to become really loud, and it’s your decision how much you turn up or down the volume.’”
Like Cruise does for his projects, Powell is also executive producing Chad Powers. He also co-created the series with Michael Waldron (Loki, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness). Eli and Peyton Manning also serve as exec producers, among others. Perry Mattfeld, Steve Zahn, Quentin Plair, Frankie A. Rodriguez, Wynn Everett, Clayne Crawford, Xavier Mills, Colton Ryan and Toby Huss round out its cast.
Chad Powers drops on the streamer on Sep. 30 with two episodes. New episodes will premiere on Tuesdays for the remaining four weeks.