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Where is the Kappa House from 'Scream Queens' Located?

Editor's note: This article was originally published in September of 2015 and has been updated with the newest information.

In 2015, the Ryan Murphy horror-comedy-canon Scream Queens premiered on Fox. Like the third and fourth seasons of Murphy's American Horror Story series (which he co-created with Brad Falchuk who, along with Ian Brennan, collaborated with Murphy on Scream Queens ), the horror spoof about the cutthroat — literally — Kappa Kappa Tau sorority was filmed in New Orleans. Local spots like Tulane University (playing the fictional Wallace University) and the P.J.'s Coffee location on Maple Street (disguised as the campus coffee shop, The Grind) are very recognizable on the show. But the place where all the action (read: murder) happens, the Kappa house, is harder to locate in real life — and that's because it's in an exclusive neighborhood in Old Metairie.

While many of the Kappa house interior scenes were shot at Second Line Stages in the LGD (evidence here and here ) the exterior of the house is at 500 Northline St. in Old Metairie in the exclusive Metairie Club Gardens. A photo album of the home found online shows the recognizable location, sans Greek letters.

The Jefferson Parish Assessor's database lists the owner as Joseph Canizaro, founder of First Bank and Trust and founder, president and CEO of Columbus Properties, LP, a commercial real estate development company. Here you can see the home dressed up for the holidays in a New Orleans Magazine feature .

Other locations that have been linked to the show through neighborhood casting notices are the 1600 block of Palmer Avenue , the 6100 – 6200 block of St. Charles Avenue, and 1415 Third Street (which was at one point the most expensive home on the market in New Orleans ).

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Scream Queens Is Coming Back, the Future of Empire, and More Major TV News

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Go ahead, we can all scream for Scream Queens ! The Ryan Murphy-produced campy dramedy will return for a second season, Fox announced today at the Television Critics Association winter press tour . Season two will take place in an all-new location, but there will be a "terrifyingly funny murder mystery," according to Fox. This time, the show will be set in a hospital, "where some of the most fascinating and bizarre medical cases are under observation." Casting will be announced at a later date, but Murphy intends to bring back some of the actors from season one in their original roles.

Meanwhile, in totally expected news, the network has already renewed smash hit Empire for a third season.

If you're a fan of 24 , then get ready for this news: Fox has ordered 24: Legacy , the pilot for a new installment of the action/drama series. The pilot will feature an all-new cast of characters and retain the same real-time, pulse-pounding, fast-paced format, complete with split screens and complex interweaving story lines. Each episode will represent one hour of an eventful day. Fox says that the project will revolve around a military hero's return to the U.S. and the trouble that follows him back, compelling him to ask CTU for help in saving his life and stopping what potentially could be one of the largest-scale terror attacks on American soil.

Fox's other heart-pounding action series Prison Break (which literally broke out of the gate in the 2005 fall season) will return, with Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell reprising their roles as brothers Michael Scofield and Lincoln Burrows. Fox TV Chairman and CEO Dana Walden also said that major fan favorites will return, although no names have been announced yet. The original producing team, including series creator Paul T. Scheuring, Neal Moritz, Marty Adelstein, and Dawn Olmstead, will return to executive-produce the new series. Scheuring will serve as the showrunner and writer. Additional details on the new event series will be announced at a later date.

We never got to cover Prison Break here at Team Obsessed because the show ended in 2009, but talk about a roller coaster. As absurd as the series got along the way, it was even worse during the series finale when all we wanted was for Michael (Wentworth Miller) to be free and live happily ever after. Well, we got the happy ending—for all of two minutes until it was revealed that Michael had died. Consider this the drama series equivalent of the HIMYM finale.

Switching gears to live musicals, country superstar Trisha Yearwood has been cast to play Jesus' mother, Mary, in The Passion , a two-hour musical event airing live from New Orleans on March 20. Tyler Perry is the event's host and narrator. Set in modern day, the event will follow the dramatic and inspirational story of Jesus of Nazareth as he presides over the Last Supper. The event will unfold live at some of New Orleans' most iconic locations, while featuring a procession of hundreds of people carrying a 20-foot, illuminated cross from outside the Superdome to the live stage at Woldenburg Park on the banks of the Mississippi River.

Finally, Emmy winner Tim Curry will return to The Rocky Horror Picture Show as the criminologist narrator. The two-hour television event will air on Fox this fall. Curry joins previously announced cast members Laverne Cox , Victoria Justice , Ryan McCartan, Adam Lambert , Reeve Carney, and Staz Nair.

In other news, no decision has been made about the future of Sleepy Hollow , but Fox's Dana Walden said they're very pleased with current direction.

Stay tuned for more news from Fox's TCA day, including a reunion of past American Idol contestants.

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The Best Modern Day Scream Queens

In the world of horror, it's not uncommon for an actress to become a recurring fixture of the genre and find herself dubbed a "scream queen" by genre aficionados. Going back to the 1930s when Fay Wray first screamed her way through "King Kong," the term "scream queen" can apply to any actress who's found success in horror with one or more roles (via Slate ). It can also refer to those who play the oft-recurring final girl that survives at the end or — in many cases — the film's main antagonist. That's not to say that all of these performers are solely defined by horror, but certainly, a number of them have seen great success through the genre.

Horror has long been a space that has showcased female characters not typically seen on screen, but in recent years, the door has been flung wide open as to what types of women are represented within the vast world of great horror cinema . From portraying evil doppelgängers to homicidal mothers to killer babysitters to ghostly apparitions, these women have cast a wide and twisted net of different horror creations and so, contributed to the long lineage of scream queens before them. These are the actresses who have cemented themselves as modern day scream queens.

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Lupita Nyong'o

Ever since her breakthrough performance in "12 Years A Slave," Lupita Nyong'o has made quite the name for herself thanks to her ability to completely immerse herself in her roles, which makes her perfect for horror-tinted characters. For many, the first chance to see her put these skills to the test in the genre was in Jordan Peele's 2019 sophomore outing "Us" where she played not one, but two different roles. In the film, Nyong'o plays the protagonist Adelaide and the antagonist of her tethered doppelgänger Red.

Playing double roles is no small feat and Nyong'o handles both masterfully, imbuing both characters with unique traits. When acting as Red, she opts to play the character with a disturbingly raspy voice, which only adds to the level of unease when she's on screen. What adds to the impressive nature of the dual performances is the film's twist ending. 

It's revealed that Adelaide is actually a tethered person, who forcibly switched places with Red back when they were kids. This explains why, when enraged or in the midst of murder, Adelaide makes horrific animal-like sounds — it's her true tethered nature emerging. Little details like that make this performance a cut above the rest and it's a true tour de force of acting.  Critics agreed that it's a top-notch performance and for critics and fans alike, it's one that has solidified Nyong'o as a fixture of the horror genre.

Samara Weaving

Samara Weaving's rise to prominence has been nothing short of meteoric, starting off as a cast member in the Australian soap opera "Home and Away." She left down under to make the jump to American productions and one of her first noteworthy ones was a recurring part in the first season of "Ash vs Evil Dead" in 2015 (via IMDb ). 

In 2017, Weaving appeared in Joe Lynch's "Mayhem" and McG's "The Babysitter," two films that showcase her panache for the genre. While Weaving plays a protagonist in "Mayhem," she takes on an antagonist role in "The Babysitter." In each case, she shows an impressive command over dark humor, which is an essential element of horror.  Dread Central called Weaving "your new favorite genre it girl" in their review of "The Babysitter," noting how effortlessly she "navigates emotions that range from final girl to black magic villain as a genre veteran."

Weaving followed this up with her lead performance in 2019's "Ready or Not," which snagged her more mainstream attention. From there, Weaving has become a staple of genre films — appearing in the likes of 2020's "The Babysitter: Killer Queen," where she reprises her role as Bee. Additionally, she got to play the hyper violent Nix in Jason Lei Howden's "Guns Akimbo" in 2019, yet another wild role Weaving devoured with gusto. 

Weaving has done an impressive amount of work in a short period of time that has shown her versatility and dark humor, all of which have earned her the moniker of a modern day scream queen.

Katharine Isabelle

Katharine Isabelle has been making waves in horror since the late '90s and early '00s. Most notably, Isabelle was co-lead alongside Emily Perkins in the 2000 Canadian werewolf classic "Ginger Snaps." 

"Ginger Snaps" introduces us to the death-obsessed Fitzgerald sisters — Ginger (Isabell) and Brigitte (Perkins) — who've made a pact to leave the suburbs or die together before hitting puberty. Things get complicated when on the night of her first period, Ginger is violently attacked by a bloodthirsty werewolf. Soon enough, Ginger begins transforming into a werewolf herself, piling up several bodies along the way and driving a wedge between her and Brigitte.

The film was only a modest box office hit upon its release, but it received ample praise for its two leads and its feminist themes, as publications like Morbidly Beautiful have noted it is one of the films that paved the way for modern feminist horror. Isabelle proved so popular that she reprised her role as Ginger in the "Ginger Snaps" sequel and prequel that were filmed back-to-back. 

In the years since, Isabelle's presence in horror and gonzo genre films has not wavered. Most notably, she plays the lead role of Mary Mason in "American Mary," directed by the Soska Sisters. Here, she is a med student-turned-underground-surgeon, who makes a living by specializing in unorthodox body alteration and augmentation. Despite hating blood in real life (via The Daily Record ), Isabelle has been all too happy to embrace her status as a scream queen.

Florence Pugh

Through her natural charm, dry humor, and penchant for emotionally driven characters, Florence Pugh has emerged as a top-tier performer after building a name for herself in the 2010s in films like "The Falling" and "Lady Macbeth."

However, her true arrival as a star came in 2019 when Pugh hit it big thanks to three films: "Little Women," "Fighting With My Family," and "Midsommar." The latter of these was helmed by Ari Aster, who rose to prominence with his 2018 smash debut horror film "Hereditary."

"Midsommar" centers on Dani, who has recently lost her mother, father, and sister in a horrible tragedy. Dani is reeling from the loss and she isn't helped by her emotionally dismissive boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor). In an attempt to get her mind off things, she opts to travel to Sweden for a midsummer celebration at a commune frequented by Christian's friend Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgren). However, after some disturbing incidents occur, it soon becomes clear that the commune's intentions are quite sinister, and Dani must decide if she wants to stay in or leave this community.

Pugh's performance is awe-inspiring, as she injects the role with acute portrayals of both PTSD and exacerbated emotional bandwidth. Many critics agreed, with Bloody Disgusting declaring that the best moments of "Midsommar" are ones that highlight "the raw, soulful energy of Florence Pugh's performance."

Pugh continues to take roles in and outside the genre but luckily for horror fans, 2022 sees her lend her scream queen talents to another film with a disturbing premise: Olivia Wilde's thriller "Don't Worry Darling."

If you want to talk about performers who have made a sizable splash in modern horror, look no further than Mia Goth. Goth's career began with a bang, as she made her film debut in Lars von Trier's hyper-sexual drama "Nymphomaniac." She followed this up with must-see roles in other thriller and horror projects, including "The Survivalist," "A Cure For Wellness" and the 2018 remake of "Suspiria." 

Her trek into the world of horror was fully cemented when she teamed up with director Ti West for his 2022 film "X." The film is a true proving ground for Goth as — much like Lupita Nyong'o — she pulls double duty in "X," where she plays both Maxine and Pearl. Goth plays both parts to perfection, aided by some solid old age makeup and vocal alterations. "X" was a hit with both critics and audiences  and Peter Travers even noted for Rolling Stone that Goth "ups her game substantially here and demonstrates why the title of 'scream queen' should be considered an honor."

Fans didn't have to wait too long to see Goth back in action since "Pearl," the prequel to "X," came out just a few months later in September 2022. Much like "X," the film opened to stellar reviews and ample praise was once again bestowed on Goth for her disturbing performance. Goth and West will reunite one more time to close out the "X" trilogy with "MaXXXine" in 2023 (via Deadline ).

Jenna Ortega

Despite her young age, Jenna Ortega has already carved out a successful niche for herself in the world of horror. Ortega, like many rising young actors, got her first big break through the Disney Channel, as she portrayed Harley Diaz on "Stuck in the Middle" (via IMDb ). Following her run under the Disney banner, Ortega transitioned into more mature content, particularly in the horror and thriller spaces. 

Ortega's first forays into horror-related projects were as Ellie in Season 2 of Netflix's "You" and a starring turn alongside fellow scream queen Samara Weaving in 2020's "The Babysitter: Killer Queen." In both roles, Ortega showcases her often catty but charming delivery, and she easily stands shoulder to shoulder with more seasoned performers.

Ortega kicked off 2022 with a scream, as she played the lead in "Scream," and she furthered her ascent as a horror queen later in the year with an appearance alongside Mia Goth in Ti West's "X." Ortega's streak of horror-related roles continues with her taking on the titular role of Wednesday Addams in Tim Burton's Netflix series "Wednesday," set to be released in November 2022 (via Variety ). It'll take a lot to surpass Christina Ricci's iconic portrayal but judging by the trailer  and her already established scream queen status, Ortega looks to be more than up to the task.

From Finn Wolfhart to Millie Bobby Brown, the series "Stranger Things" has helped launch many new faces into the pop cultural stratosphere, including Sadie Sink. Beginning her career in theater, Sink gradually transitioned into on-screen roles of increasing importance, including NBC's "American Odyssey" and the film "Chuck."

However, her major claim to fame arrived in 2016, when she was cast as Max Mayfield in "Stranger Things" Season 2. Max has quickly become a fan favorite, especially following Season 4, which contains some of Sink's best work to date. While the editing and effects work during the "Running Up That Hill" sequence is truly stellar, the sequence is boosted significantly by her impressive performance. 

Sink's presence in Netflix-helmed horror increased via her appearance in the "Fear Street" trilogy in 2021. Sink has a tremendous grasp on handling both comedy and legitimately emotional scenes, especially when it comes to the world of horror, which makes her one an exciting modern scream queen to watch.

Vera Farmiga

The horror genre is far from Vera Farmiga's only claim to fame, as she's truly done some stellar work outside of it as well. Her roles in "Down to the Bone" and "Up in the Air" helped to launch her into the mainstream while garnering ample critical acclaim along the way. Farmiga's horror debut arrived in 2009, when she took on the role of Kate Coleman in "Orphan." Playing opposite a child who's playing an adult playing a child is no small feat, but Farmiga capably rises to the challenge.

In 2013, Farmiga further cemented her status as a major force in horror with two roles: Norma Bates in "Bates Motel" and Lorraine Warren in "The Conjuring." The smash box office success  and critical acclaim of "The Conjuring" spawned a franchise that has become a staple of the modern horror genre and Farmiga's chemistry with her co-lead Patrick Wilson is a big reason that people have latched onto this film series with such ferocity.

Additionally, throughout its five-season run, "Bates Motel" earned Farmiga ample praise for her portrayal of Norman Bates' mother, with publications like The Daily Beast singling out the actress' talent in delivering a "fully thought-through, utterly distinctive performance" from the jump. You can always count on Farmiga to bring her A-game when on-screen and her skill at adding depth and surprising layers to characters makes her one of the best scream queens around.

Victoria Pedretti

Oftentimes, screen queens find themselves playing either the victim or the antagonist, which are both essential roles in any horror story, but some actresses like Victoria Pedretti can move between the two with ease. Pedretti's first major stop on her rise to horror queendom came through Mike Flanagan's critically acclaimed Netflix adaptation of Shirley Jackson's "The Haunting of Hill House." 

Playing the role of Eleanor "Nell" Crain Vance in the miniseries, Pedretti gives a performance that's nothing short of utterly heartbreaking, as her character is the lynchpin of the present day events in the show. In particular, Pedretti stands out in the fifth episode, which centers around Nell, and many — like The A.V. Club and Strange Harbors — agreed that it's the best episode of the series, in large part because of Pedretti's work.

Pedretti proceeded to one-up this breakout performance with her portrayal of Love Quinn on Seasons 2 and 3 of Netflix's "You." According to an interview with Byrdie , Pedretti originally auditioned for the role of Guinevere Beck and although she didn't get the part, she left enough of an impression for the directors to call her back. 

Luckily, Pedretti can showcase her talents as both sympathetic protagonist and violent antagonist in this role, as Love is revealed to be as psychotic and murderous as violent stalker Joe (Penn Badgley). Considering her stellar talents, it's no surprise that horror fans have embraced Pedretti with open arms as a scream queen who can do it all.

Anya Taylor-Joy

It's inevitable that you become a scream queen when your breakout role arrives with an acclaimed horror release, such is the case with Anya Taylor-Joy. Joy received her big break with Robert Eggers' debut film "The Witch." Set in the 1600s, a banished Puritan family find themselves in the crosshairs of a witches' coven lurking in the nearby woods. After the family's infant son is taken by the witches, teenage daughter Thomasin (Taylor-Joy) finds herself an unexpected target of her parents' grief and anger and by the end, is enticed by the promise of "living deliciously." Joy's performance was a grand debut that rightfully earned near-universal praise from critics  with David Sims of The Atlantic calling Taylor-Joy "a revelation as Thomasin."

In the years since her surreal on-screen debut, Taylor-Joy has lent her talents out to a slew of different horror films like M. Night Shyamalan's "Split" and Sergio G. Sánchez's "Marrowbone." Her status as a genre regular was furthered with her role as Sandie in Edgar Wright's 2021 horror release "Last Night in Soho." Taylor-Joy brings her now-established charm and humor to the role with an added dash of menace for good measure. With projects like "The Queen's Gambit" under her belt as well, it's fair to say the future looks bright for scream queen Anya Taylor-Joy.

Jessica Rothe

First coined by Carol J. Clover in her 1992 seminal text Men, Women, and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film, the trope of the "final girl" has been retooled and reconfigured since its emergence in the '70s with movies like "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (via Horror Obsessive ). From Ellen Ripley to Laurie Strode, horror films have frequently been a space for tenacious and resourceful female protagonists. Horror can be a frequently misogynistic genre, so there's been a great effort to fix it for several decades and the modern era has seen an uptick in pro-feminine and feminist narratives.

One performer who's joined the pantheon of great final girls is Jessica Rothe thanks to her work in the "Happy Death Day" franchise. The film centers around Theresa "Tree" Gelbman (Rothe), a vain college student who's stuck on a loop of reliving the same day — her birthday — over and over. Every time she wakes up, an assailant in a baby mask kills her in a new way and place.

Given this "Groundhog Day" setup, the film boasts as much comedy as it does horror, which Rothe provides in spades. From her various reactions to her day resetting to some tender emotional moments, much of the film's charm rests on her shoulders. Rothe reprises the role in "Happy Death Day 2U" and leans way more into the comedy, which results in some morbid yet effective laughs and proves why she's a scream (comedy) queen.

Maika Monroe

If you're going to make a splash, you might as well do it in a film that'll have everyone talking upon its release. David Robert Mitchell's 2014 critically loved "It Follows" has one of the strangest setups for a horror film around. An evil shapeshifting entity can take the form of any person and it perpetually stalks people until it causes their death. The entity is passed from person to person by sexual intercourse, once you get it, no one else can see it, and yes, it's as weird as you think it is. Effective allegories about sexually transmitted infections and sexual vulnerability aside, the film is genuinely frightening, as it boasts solid suspense and several impressive scares.

A big reason for the movie's success is Maika Monroe in the lead role as Jaime "Jay" Height. Jay is the latest target of this mysterious entity, who struggles to survive its relentless pursuit. Her performance in "It Follows" was so effective that it garnered her award recognition, including an Empire Award nomination (via IMDb ).

That same year, Monroe appeared in another horror outing with a role in Adam Wingard's "The Guest." Monroe possesses a healthy mix of vulnerability and snide charm that makes for well-rounded characters. Monroe's position as a scream queen continues to grow, as she can be seen in Chloe Okuno's 2022 psychological thriller "Watcher," which has gotten critical acclaim, with the Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus noting that the film is elevated by "Maika Monroe's terrific work in the leading role."

Sarah Paulson

While people may know Sarah Paulson for her more dramatic work in movies like "Carol" and "12 Years a Slave," Paulson has made some serious strides in the world of horror. From the big screen to television, Paulson has never been a stranger to tales of madmen, monsters and mental psychosis. Her biggest foothold in the world of horror came from several roles on Ryan Murphy's acclaimed television series "American Horror Story." 

Since each season of the show revolves around a different theme and setting, Paulson has had ample time to showcase her range. Be it as a witch in Season 3 a.k.a. "Coven" or as a two-headed woman in Season 4 a.k.a. "Freakshow," she never once phones it in. Alongside Evan Peters and Jessica Lange, Paulson has become one of the "American Horror Story" franchise's defining performers and a certifiable scream queen.

In films, Paulson brings a healthy dose of mental psychosis to her role as Diane Sherman in Aneesh Chaganty's "Run." Diane is an overprotective and unstable mother, who goes to extreme lengths to keep her physically disabled daughter Chloe cut off from the world. Paulson received solid praise from critics for her portrayal of the character, with Zoe Rose Bryant writing for Loud and Clear Reviews that "Paulson is a terrifically terrifying treat" in the film.

Betty Gabriel

In terms of frequency, Betty Gabriel has racked up an impressive amount of horror roles in a short time frame. Following a musical theater career and a role in the 2011 short film "In Memoriam," Gabriel scored recurring roles on shows like "Westworld" (via IMDb ). In 2016, Gabriel accrued more attention thanks to her role as Laney Rucker a.k.a. La Pequeña Muerte in the Blumhouse-produced "The Purge: Election Year."

Following this, Gabriel landed her biggest role yet as Georgina in Jordan Peele's debut film "Get Out." Her performance as a woman with another person's brain in the driver's seat is effectively disturbing, and it's bolstered by the research Gabriel did for the role like watching "The Bride of Frankenstein" and TED Talks about the feeling of being trapped in your own body (via IndieWire ).

The horror genre has been a frequent venue for Gabriel to showcase her acting prowess. She's appeared in a number of films by Blumhouse, the horror production powerhouse, and can be seen in their movies "Unfriended: Dark Web" and "Upgrade." Gabriel spoke to IndieWire about her attraction to working in horror, saying, "I guess I have an affinity towards darkness, the dark side." Luckily, this scream queen brings that affinity and her quality performances to horror films, even if some of them are subpar.

Toni Collette

Australian native Toni Collette found success across the ocean thanks to in the likes of "Muriel's Wedding" and "Lilian's Story." However, it wasn't until 1999 when she snagged her true breakout role in M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense."

Colette plays Lynn Sear, the mother of Cole (Haley Joel Osment), a little boy who possesses the ability to communicate with the dead. Her performance was so well received that it even garnered her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress (via IMDb ). This catapulted Collette into widespread success and garnered her increasingly bigger film and television roles in different genres, but it was another horror film in 2018 that gave Collette one of the most memorable roles of her career to date.

When it comes to modern horror classics, one title that's made quite a few lists is Ari Aster's "Hereditary." At the center of everything is Collete's character Annie, a mother dealing with some intense childhood baggage courtesy of her own controlling mother. With a premise heavily built around the concept of grief, Collette delivers several powerhouse moments, including one of cinema's most intense dinner scenes.  With her stamp on now two classics of the genre, we can only imagine what this scream queen will take on next in horror.

Jessie Buckley

Starting off her career in the world of television, it didn't take too long for Jessie Buckley to transition to movies as well. Her first major film role was in Michael Pearce's psychological thriller "Beast," where Buckley plays Moll, a girl who ends up dating an alleged murderer. Much like the film itself, her performance is multilayered, leaving the viewer to question her stability just as much as you do that of her love interest Pascal (Johnny Flynn).

Buckley continued this trend of throwing herself into films with bizarre themes and disturbing visuals with Alex Garland's 2022 feature "Men." Harper Marlowe (Buckley) is still reeling from her husband's recent suicide and takes a much needed vacation in a small English village. She soon finds, however, that she is being stalked by what appears to be a disheveled naked man. With its bizarre mix of themes and surreal visuals, the film provides Buckley a chance to run a wide gamut of impressively displayed emotions.

Additionally, her work in projects such as Charlie Kaufman's "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" has solidified her affinity for roles in surreal films. Time can only tell what's next for Jessie Buckley, but if her resume so far is any indication, it just might melt our brains.

Naomi Watts

Australian actress Naomi Watts is no stranger to the horror genre, with several of her most memorable roles resulting from disturbing films. Following her arrival in the United States, a young Watts landed her first major international role in David Lynch's 2001 classic mystery/thriller "Mulholland Drive." Watts plays the film's protagonist, aspiring actress Betty Elms, but unlike her on-screen counterpart, she met a less destructive ending since "Mulholland Drive" helped thrust Watts into the limelight. 

Just a year later, Watts got to showcase her scream queen skills in the role that most horror fans know her for: Rachel in the 2002 American remake of "The Ring." Rachel is a Seattle journalist, who embarks on a journey to break the story on a cursed videotape that kills you in seven days. Following this, Watts appeared in more horror and psychological thrillers like "Funny Games" and "Dream House." Most recently, Watts stepped into the role of the titular mother in the English-language remake of "Goodnight Mommy," which was released in 2022.

‘Scream Tour ’23 Next Up!’ Tour Dates Announced, WanMor to Perform

(L-R) Tyvas, Rocco, Chulo and Big Boy of WanMor. (Courtesy of Beautiful Life Productions/300 Entertainment)

The Scream Tour is making a comeback. The upcoming Scream Tour ’23 Next Up! will be hosted by Kayla Nicole and will feature emerging R&B group WanMor at the forefront of its revival.

That Girl Lay Lay, Young Dylan and Papa Jay are among the other music and acting sensations are scheduled to perform on stage.

The tour, powered by Black Promoters Collective, will kick off at Bojangles Coliseum on Aug. 18 in Charlotte, North Carolina. From there, they’ll play in venues across the nation in other major U.S. cities such as Baltimore, Detroit, Atlanta, St. Louis, Los Angeles, and Houston. 

The tour will conclude at Lakefront Arena on Oct. 8 in New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Additional acts on the lineup include Lay Bankz , D STURDY, Citi Limitz , Rocco Lupo and special guest Kid Saiyan a.k.a. King Harris . DJs Amira & Kayla and DJ Sophia Rocks will be curating the tour with their sounds.

Presale tickets will be available Friday, July 7, at 10 a.m. ET with the code: BPC. General on-sale begins Monday, July 10, at 10 a.m. ET. 

The Scream Tour began in 2001 and continued with several installments throughout the 2000s and early 2010s. It featured then-rising stars such as Bow Wow, B2K, Marques Houston, Mario, Mindless Behavior, OMG Girlz, Jacob Latimore, and others.

Circling back to WanMor. The group, signed to Mary J. Blige’s Beautiful Life Productions , will be out behind their self-titled EP , released in February. The project included their debut single “Every Pretty Girl In The City.” It also included the King Combs-assisted remix , as well as their latest single “ Mine .” 

Amid the latter track being widely played on urban radio and landing their debut placement on Billboard, WanMor dropped an alternative version . It was accompanied with an official video .

WanMor was recently nominated for Best New Artist at the 2023 BET Awards. 

See the Scream Tour 2023 tour dates below.

Scream Tour ’23 Next Up! Tour Dates

Aug 18 – Charlotte, NC @ Bojangles Coliseum Aug 19 – Baltimore, MD @ Chesapeake Insurance Arena Aug 20 – Philadelphia, PA @ Dell Music Center Aug 25 – Chicago, IL @ Wintrust Arena Aug 26 – Detroit, MI @ Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre Aug 27 – Cleveland, OH @ Jacobs Pavillion Sep 1 – Savannah, GA @ Enmarket Arena Sep 2 – Raleigh, NC @ Koka Booth Amphitheatre Sep 3 – Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theatre Sep 8 – New York, NY @ Hulu Theater at MSG Sep 9 – Washington, DC @ Eagle Bank Arena Sep 10 – Hampton, VA @ Hampton Coliseum Sep 15 – St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena Sep 16 – Memphis, TN @ Landers Center Sep 22 – Jacksonville, FL @ Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena Sep 23 – Miami, FL @ James L. Knight Center Sep 24 – Tampa, FL @ Yuengling Center Sep 28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Microsoft Theater Sep 29 – Las Vegas, NV @ Orleans Arena Oct 5 – Dallas, TX @ The Factory in Deep Ellum Oct 7 – Houston, TX @ NRG Arena Oct 8 – New Orleans, LA @ Lakefront Arena

Ticket and additional information are available at blackpromoterscollective.com . 

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Antwane joined Rated R&B in January 2013 after graduating from the University of South Carolina. He is the assistant editor. His niche is seasoned R&B acts, along with radio stats on urban and R&B formats.

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Ariana Grande-Butera , better known as Ariana Grande , is an American actress and singer-songwriter.

She started her acting career in the Broadway musical 13 . After that, she came to fame when she was portraying Cat Valentine on Victorious , a Nickelodeon sitcom during 2009. When it ended, Grande continued giving life to Cat in the Victorious spin-off series Sam & Cat , which ended after 35 episodes in the first season.

Ariana is now better known for her music career. Her debut album, Yours Truly , debuted in 2013 at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200. My Everything (2014) is Grande's sophomore studio album. It also reached number one in the United States. Her songs "Problem" (featuring Iggy Azalea), "Break Free" (featuring Zedd), "Bang Bang" (with Jessie J and Nicki Minaj), "Love Me Harder" (featuring The Weeknd), and "One Last Time" are included in the album. With these songs, she spent 34 straight weeks in the Top Ten of the Billboard Hot 100. Grande started The Honeymoon Tour in February 2015, and her third studio album, Dangerous Woman , was released May 20, 2016, with the lead single titled "Dangerous Woman".

Although she is now focusing on music, Grande guest-starred as Sonya Herfmann/Chanel #2 on Season One of Ryan Murphy 's horror-comedy series Scream Queens .

• 1.1 2008: Broadway's 13
• 1.2 2009–2012: Victorious and Sam & Cat
• 1.3 2013: Yours Truly
• 1.4 2015–present: The Honeymoon Tour, Scream Queens , and Dangerous Woman
• 2 Personal life
• 3.2 Television
• 4.1 Studio albums
• 4.2 Compilation albums
• 4.3 Extended plays
• 5.1 The Listening Sessions (2013)
• 5.2 The Honeymoon Tour (2015)
• 5.3 The Dangerous Woman Tour (2017)
• 5.4 The Sweetener World Tour (2019)
• 8 External links
• 9 Navigational

2008: Broadway's 13 [ ]

In 2008, Grande was cast in the musical 13 as the supporting role of cheerleader Charlotte on Broadway. Because of this, Grande won a National Youth Theatre Association Award. When she joined the musical, Grande left her high school, North Broward Preparatory School, but continued to be enrolled. The school sent materials to her so she could study with mentors. She also sang various times at the New York City Jazz club Birdland.

By the age of 13, Grande started pursuing a music career.

2009–2012: Victorious and Sam & Cat [ ]

Grande as Cat Valentine on Sam & Cat

In 2009, she auditioned for the Nickelodeon sitcom Victorious in New York. She won the part of Cat Valentine, a sweet, innocent, and distracted classmate and friend of protagonist Tori Vega (Victoria Justice) who attends to a performing arts high school, Hollywood Arts. For the role, Grande had to dye her hair red, because series creator, Dan Schneider, thought they had enough brunette cast members, and it would also fit better with Cat's personality. For this, she signed the rights for her hair to Nickelodeon. After becoming a TV actress, Grande expressed that it was fun, but music has always been first and foremost with her.

Ariana Grande appeared on the track "Give It Up" on the soundtrack Victorious: Music from the Hit TV Show in August 2011, making it her first musical appearance. Grande uploaded to YouTube several recording covers of herself singing covers of Adele, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carey. Monte Lipman, the founder of Republic Records, saw them and signed her to a recording contract. She started working on her debut album and "Put Your Hearts Up" was released as her debut single during December of 2011. Unsatisfied with the direction that her album was going, she restarted to work on her debut album, because she was not interested on the bubblegum pop genre. Also in 2011, she voiced Princess Diaspro on the Nickelodeon animated television series Winx Club . which continued for six seasons. Victorious 2.0 is the second soundtrack of Victorious , in which Grande participated. "L.A. Boyz" is the lead single of the third soundtrack, Victorious 3.0 , and it features Grande and Justice.

In 2011, Grande was part of an special episode of Nickelodeon's sitcom iCarly , which featured a crossover with the Victorious cast. Victorious was canceled after three seasons in 2012, but Grande continued portraying Cat one hew own Nickelodeon series, a spin-off sitcom titled Sam & Cat , which also starred Jennette McCurdy, who gives life to Sam from iCarly . It premiered on June 8, 2013. Despite being a success in the ratings, the series was canceled due to Grande's rising musical career and behind-the-scenes drama, with the final episode airing on July 17, 2014. For Sam & Cat , Grande stopped dying her hair red and started to use a wig.

Grande was featured on Mika's single, "Popular Song", during 2012, and portrayed Snow White in a pantomime production called A Snow White Christmas , at the Pasadena Playhouse. It also starred Neil Patrick Harris and Charlene Tilton.

2013: Yours Truly [ ]

Ariana Grande performing Yours Truly 's "Tattoed Heart" at the  2013 American Music Awards

Grande recorded her debut album, Your Truly , for three years. It was finally released on August 30, 2013. In September 2013, it debuted at No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 albums chart—with 138,000 copies sold in its first week—making Grande the first female artist, since Kesha, to have her first album debut atop of the charts—and the fifteenth female artist overall. Yours Truly also debuted in the top ten in several other countries, including Australia at number six, the UK at number seven,Ireland at number six, and the Netherlands at number five. It also debuted on New Zealand's top 40 albums chart at number eleven. By April 2014, the album had sold more than 500,000 copies in the United States, making it Grande's first gold album.

The lead singer for Yours Truly is "The Way", featuring the rapper Mac Miller. It debuted at No. 10 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Her second single, "Baby I", debuted at number 21 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, making it her second Top 40 hit. Big Sean collaborated with her for Grande's third and final single for this album, "Right There".

Grande portrayed Amanda Benson on Swindle , a Nickelodeon film. It premiered in August of 2013. The same month, she and Nathan Sykes of The Wanted lent their vocals on the duet "Almost Is Never Enough". She joined Justin Bieber's Believe Tour for three shows, and won the award for New Artist of the Year at the 2013 American Music Awards. She released a four-song Christmas EP, Christmas Kisses in December 2013, which included covers and orginal songs and received critical praise for its "R&B spin" on the Christmas classics. Eartha Kiio album My Everything on August 25, 2014, with Rolling Stone magazine writing that "My Everything is where the 21-year-old Nickelodeon starlet grows up. It's a confident, intelligent, brazen pop statement, mixing bubblegum diva vocals with EDM break beats". It sold 169,000 copies in its first week and debuted atop the Billboard 200, becoming her second consecutive No. 1 album in the US. "Problem", featuring Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, is the lead single of the album. The song debuted at No. 3 (eventually climbing to No. 2) on the Billboard Hot 100, and debuted at No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming Grande's first No. 1 single in the United Kingdom. "Break Free", featuring Zedd, peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs.

Grande participated with Jessie J and Nicki Minaj on "Bang Bang". The song reached No. 3 in the US, Grande's third song in the Hot 100's top ten the same week, and went to No.1 in the UK. It is Jessie J's lead single of her 2014 album, Sweet Talker , but it was also part of Ariana's sophomore album as the third single. The fourth single from My Everything , "Love Me Harder", featuring The Weeknd, debuted on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number seven. An EP titled Love Me Harder  was also released in September to promote the song, featuring two other songs of the album. The fourth single from the soundtrack album for the film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 , Major Lazer's "All My Love", featured Ariana Grande. It was released on November 17, 2014. Ariana Grande's new Christmas single, "Santa Tell Me", was released on November 24, 2014. My Everything' s fourth single, "One Last Time", was released on February 10, 2015, which peaked at No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100. By April 2015, the album had sold more than 600,000 copies in the US.

In September 2014, Grande was the musical guest on the season 40 premiere of Saturday Night Live , and was also a guest judge during the seventh season of RuPaul's Drag Race .

2015–present: The Honeymoon Tour, Scream Queens , and Dangerous Woman [ ]

Grande performing at The Honeymoon Tour, 2015

On February 25, 2015, Grande started her second headlining tour, The Honeymoon Tour. It is traveling across North America and Europe playing a total of forty shows over a span of five months. The tour started in Independence, Missouri. On March 20, 2015, Grande announced that she would be adding 48 additional dates to her Honeymoon Tour, making it an eighty-eight shows tour..

Grande is currently working her third studio album. She announced in May 2015 that "Moonlight" is the title for both, her third studio album and a new song. Source However, she renamed the album to Dangerous Woman in February 22, 2016, and is expected to be released that year with its lead single titled "Dangerous Woman" released March 11, 2016.

In May 2015, singer Miley Cyrus invited Ariana Grande to be part of a cover of Crowded House’s  Don't Dream It's Over  for Cyrus' charity Happy Hippie Foundation, that helps to raise awareness and much-needed funds for homeless and LGBT youth community.   Grande recorded the song "Zero to Hero" from the 1997 Disney animated film  Hercules , for the compilation album  We Love Disney , which also has the participation of other artists such as Jessie J, Gwen Stefani, Jason Derulo, and Ne-Yo. The album was released in October.  Grande released a six-song Christmas EP in December, titled  Christmas & Chill .  She was also part of Who Is Fancy's single "Boys Like You", also featuring singer Meghan Trainor, which was released in November. A remix of Nathan Sykes' song "Over and Over Again" featuring Grande was released on January 15, 2016.

ARI by Ariana Grande

She guest-starred on Season One of Ryan Murphy 's Scream Queens as Chanel #2 , which premiered on September 22, 2015 on the  Fox Broadcasting Company . Her first fragrance, ARI, was also released in September. Grande filmed an episode for the unscripted TV reality series titled Knock Knock Live , hosted by Ryan Seacrest. This episode was scheduled to air in 2015, but before it could, Fox decided to cancel the series after two episodes due to low ratings. In 2016, she did a cameo for the comedy film Zoolander 2 , starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. She also hosted and performed on Saturday Night Live In March, performing the songs "Dangerous Woman" and "Be Alright".

Her third studio album, Dangerous Woman , was dropped on May 20, 2016. She had previously released some songs from her album such as "Dangerous Woman", "Be Alright", and "Let Me Love You" featuring Lil Wayne. Of the remaining songs, a new song was made available daily for streaming by Beats 1 Radio on Apple Music for a week up until the official album release.

Personal life [ ]

Grande and Jai Brooks

Grande was in a relationship with her 13 co-star Graham Phillips from 2008 to December 2011. In February 2012, she and her back-up dancer Jordan Viscomi started a relationship, which did not last long. Rumors about him using her to promote his own career started after Grande stated that it was a "horrible, horrendous break up. My heart was broken and shattered. [She was] crying through hair and makeup", while filming  Victorious , and "couldn’t even pull myself together". In August 2012, she started a relationship with Jai Brooks, a member of the Australian band and YouTube group The Janoskians. They first started a long distance relationship until they finally met each other officially. In early August 2013, Grande released a song titled "Almost Is Never Enough" with The Wanted's Nathan Sykes, and after the music video was released, rumors about them being together began. After one week of Jai and Ariana's 10 month anniversary, she confirmed that their relationship was over. On the day that was supposed to be Jai Brooks and Grande's one year anniversary, October 7, 2013, he claimed that she cheated on him and that he was left for another man. This accusations were proclaimed by Ariana Grande as "false, unexpected, hurtful, and shocking", and that he was using her to get his "fifteen minutes of fame".

Ariana Grande with The Wanted's Nathan Sykes

In late September, Grande confirmed her relationship with Sykes, and later in December they decided to end it in a friendly way. Nathan released another duet with Ariana titled "Over and Over Gain" in 2016. When 2014 started, Brooks and Grande refollowed each other on social media and indirectly tweeted each other. In April, Grande admitted that she was "in love", and during an interview stated she likes bad boys, and that she once tried to date a good boy, but that it did not work out, referring to Nathan Sykes. Ariana Grande and Jai Brooks were caught kissing after she performed at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on May 1, 2014, confirming that they were back together again. After that, they publicly shared their romantic relationship on Instagram and Twitter. In July 2014, Grande's grandfather, with whom she was really close, passed away. This situation was devastating and really hard for her to go through. After weeks of her grandfather's departure, she tweeted: "I thank everybody who was here for me when I needed them as the ones who weren't really broke my heart." A source later confirmed that Brooks and Grande had broken up. "When her grandfather was dying, everyone was there for her. People flew to Florida to be with her, but Jai didn’t. [...] Ariana just felt he wasn’t there like he should have been", the source said.

Grande with ex-boyfriend Big Sean

On October 13, 2014, Grande confirmed that she is dating rapper Big Sean after reports have been circulating since August of that year. They ended their relationship in a friendly term because of distance and schedule problems during April 2015, after an 8 month relationship. Other rumors say Big Sean dumped Ariana for dancing and hanging out with her good friend Justin Bieber. In June 2015, a video got leaked and featured Grande kissing her backup dancer Ricky Álvarez. She has since then shared their relationship indirectly through social media, particularly Snapchat, but there is not an official confirmation about it.

Grande with her ex-boyfriend Ricky Alvarez

Ariana Grande was raised a Roman Catholic but abandoned Catholicism after becoming disillusioned with the church during the reign of Pope Benedict. She has followed Kabbalah teachings since at least the age of twelve, believing "the basis lies in the idea that if you're kind to others, good things will happen to you."

Credits [ ]

Television [ ], discography [ ].

Ariana Grande's debut and sophomore albums: Yours Truly (2013, left) and My Everything (2014, right)

Studio albums [ ]

• Yours Truly (2013)
• My Everything (2014)
• Dangerous Woman (2016)
• Sweetener (2018)
• Thank U, Next (2019)
• Positions (2020)

Compilation albums [ ]

• The Remix (Japan-only) (2015)
• The Best (Japan-only) (2017)

Extended plays [ ]

• Christmas Kisses (2013)
• Love Me Harder (2014)
• Christmas & Chill (2015)

The Listening Sessions (2013) [ ]

The Listening Sessions is a minitour by Ariana Grande. It featured songs of Grande's debut studio album Yours Truly and started on August 13, 2013 in Silver Spring, United States. After 12 shows in North America, The Listening Sessions tour ended on September 22, 2013 grossing over $679,360 from 11 of the 12 shows. Grande's debut tour was supposed to expand after the release of Yours Truly , August 30, 2013, but got cancelled due to Grande's Nickelodeon show Sam & Cat and the beginning of the production of Grande's sophomore studio album, My Everything .

The Honeymoon Tour (2015) [ ]

The Honeymoon Tour is Grande's second headlining tour and first international tour. Although songs of her second studio album, My Everything , are mainly performed, the tour also features some songs of the first album, other additionals songs and, in some shows, covers. After being officially announced on September 10, 2014, The Honeymoon Tour started on February 25, 2015 in Independence, Missouri and concluded after a total of 90 shows on December 9, 2015 in Saitama, Japan. It traveled across North America, Europe, Asia, and South America, and received positive reviews with critics praising Grande's oustanding vocals.

The Dangerous Woman Tour (2017) [ ]

The sweetener world tour (2019) [ ].

Grande was one of the opening acts for three shows (Jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta) in the United States of Justin Bieber's Believe Tour during 2013. She also participated in the 2013 and 2014 Jingle Ball Tour with other artists. Grande was part of the Free All-Star Concert that was held in Cincinnati, Ohio at the Paul Brown Stadium on July 11, 2015. The tickets for Grande were all claimed in under five minutes.

• Because she is a singer, Ariana Grande recorded only a few screams in the recording studio, and told Ryan Murphy to use those screams whenever her character needed to scream so that her voice did not get damaged. When filming, she only opens her mouth and the scream is later added in post-production.
• Ariana Grande became a vegan after watching Blackfish , a documentary focused on Tilikum, an orca held by SeaWorld.
• Grande is fan of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk 's American Horror Story.
• Ryan Murphy also used "Problem", by Ariana Grande, on Glee , sung by Dianna Agron, Heather Morris, and Naya Rivera.
• She would have played any type role in Scream Queens if Ryan asked her just because she loves his works.
• After rumors of Grande having a feud with two of her co-stars in other shows in the past, it was reported that Lea Michele and Grande were having discussions because Murphy's attention was all for Michele. This was later confirmed to be false after Michele tweeted Ariana saying that she loves her and called her "my girl". It was later said, before Grande started filming for the series, that Grande and Emma Roberts were having a feud because of Grande's fake petition of no cell phones allowed when she was on set. Supposedly, Roberts went crazy and told the producers how upset she was about Grande being part of the cast. Once again, this resulted to be false after Roberts tweeted about how excited she was to have Ariana on set. Ariana also expressed how excited she was to see Roberts on set. Source Source Source Source Source
• Before Scream Queens , it was reported that Ariana Grande had a fight with one of her Victorious co-stars, Victoria Justice, because Grande revealed the real reason of the cancellation of the series and Seventeen Magazine misunderstood some Grande's statements. Justice and Grande have said that there is no feud and that they are friends, but have distanced themselves from each other after the show ended. Grande later appeared on her own Nickelodeon show, Sam & Cat , with Jennette McCurdy in 2013. A fight between the two stars did happen, though the real reason was never reported or announced. The two stopped talking to each other for months and McCurdy made fun of Grande on her web-series What's Next for Sarah? by creating a really annoying character named Gloriana, whom closely resembled Ariana. However, both artists have moved on, and McCurdy now describes it as a common fight between sisters. Source Source
• Sam & Cat is Grande's first on-screen lead role.
• Ariana and Sam & Cat co-star Jennette McCurdy have the same birthdays, but Jennette is one year older.
• With Scream Queens , Grande first appears on-screen as a recurring character.
• Coco has an official Twitter account ( @MissCocoGrande ), which is currently inactive, and shares an Instagram account with Ophelia and Toulouse ( Opheliatoulouseandcoco ).
• Ariana has a half-brother named Frankie James Grande who is 11 years older than Ariana. He is a musical theatre actor, producer, reality television personality, host, professional dancer, and YouTube personality.
• When Ariana went to set for the first time for filming, she and Billie Lourd became really good friends. They even went camping in Santana Barbara, where they rented a boat, ate cheese and salami, and did some beading. Billie also describes Ariana as "the realest chick I've ever met!".
• Her name was inspired by the Princess Oriana from Felix the Cat.
• Her first words ever was 'bubble'.
• Lea Michele thinks that Ariana "is a great actress".
• Austin and Aaron Rhodes  think Ariana is the best Special Guest Star of  Season One .
• Her favorite fruits are strawberries, watermelon, and pineapples.
• She loves Celine Dion, Imogen Heap, and Indian Arie.
• Her favorite colors are periwinkle blue, marshmallow white, sea foam green, and coral pink.
• Ariana Grande became a pescetarian on July 3, 2010.
• On November 3, 2013, she became a vegetarian.

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