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James Marsden to Star in New Apple Thriller Disavowed

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James Marsden will star in “Disavowed,” a new thriller series at Apple TV created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway.

The new series is the latest action thriller the streaming service has picked up and is based on an original idea from Marcum and Holloway – whose previous writing credits include “Iron Man” and “Uncharted.”

Marsden stars as Brad Griffin, a CIA case officer who is fired mid-mission while hunting an elusive assassin who killed his colleague. Stripped of his status and expelled from the intelligence world, Griffin decides to pursue the $15 million federal bounty on the assassin’s head.

The actor remains on a heater as of late. He earned an Emmy nomination for “Paradise,” playing President Cal Bradford, in 2025 and reprised the role for Season 2 in 2026. He is also starring opposite Jon Hamm in “Your Friends and Neighbors” Season 2 which is also on Apple TV. And at the end of the year, Marsden will finally return as Scott Summers/Cyclops in “Avengers: Doomsday” as the X-Men finally enter the MCU in a larger capacity.

Alongside his role in the lead, Marsden will also be an executive producer on the new Apple TV series.

Apple Studios will produce “Disavowed.” Tom Spezialy will executive produce alongside Marcum, Holloway and Marsden. Blue Marble Pictures, the company behind Apple’s ‘Pachinko,’ produces with Theresa Kang and Caroline Garity also set as executive producers.

There is no premiere date yet for the upcoming spy thriller.

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MTV VMAs 2026 Winners: Madonna Dominates, Taylor Swift Wins Special Honor

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It was like 1998 all over again. Madonna won six Video Music Awards that year for Ray of Light.

Flash forward to tonight, and the pop icon won seven awards, including Artist of the Year, for Confessions II, the sequel to her 2005 album.

Also winning were Sabrina Carpenter for Best Editing and for her collab with the Material Girl on “Bring Your Love.” The duo appeared onstage together to accept.

Taylor Swift won Video of the Year for “The Fate of Ophelia” and Best Director for “Opalite,” as well as a special “Artist Director” honor.

Full Winners List

VIDEO OF THE YEAR (presented in show)

Taylor Swift – “The Fate of Ophelia” – Republic Records

ARTIST OF THE YEAR (presented in show)

Madonna – Warner Records

BEST COLLABORATION (presented in show)

Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter – “Bring Your Love” – Warner Records

BEST DANCE, presented by BACARDÍ® Rum (presented in show)

Madonna – “Confessions II – The Film” – Warner Records

BEST NEW ARTIST, presented by The General Insurance® (presented in show)

Sienna Spiro – Capitol Records

BEST POP (presented in show)

LISA – “Dream feat. Kentaro Sakaguchi” – Lloud Co. / RCA Records

SONG OF THE YEAR

BTS – “Swim” – BIGHIT MUSIC

BEST HIP-HOP

Cardi B ft. Kehlani – “Safe” – Atlantic Records

BEST R&B

Bruno Mars – “I Just Might” – Atlantic Records

BEST ALTERNATIVE

Olivia Rodrigo – “the cure” – Geffen Records

BEST LATIN

Bad Bunny – “NUEVAYoL” – Rimas Entertainment

BEST K-POP

BTS – “SWIM” – BIGHIT MUSIC

BEST COUNTRY

Ella Langley – “Choosin’ Texas” – Columbia Records

BEST DIRECTION

Taylor Swift – “Opalite” – Republic Records

BEST ART DIRECTION

PinkPantheress – “Stateside + Zara Larsson” – Warner Records UK / Atlantic Records

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

Madonna – “Confessions II – The Film” – Warner Records

BEST EDITING

Sabrina Carpenter – “House Tour” – Island

BEST CHOREOGRAPHY

Madonna – “Confessions II – The Film” – Warner Records

BEST VISUAL EFFECTS

Ariana Grande – “hate that i made you love me” – Republic Records

SOCIAL CATEGORIES:

BEST GROUP

BTS

BEST LONG FORM VIDEO

Madonna – “Confessions II – The Film” – Warner Records

BEST ALBUM

Madonna – Confessions II – Warner Records

SONG OF SUMMER –

Ariana Grande – “hate that i made you love me” – Republic Records

SPECIAL AWARDS:

VIDEO VANGUARD – Nirvana

MTV VMA ARTIST DIRECTOR HONORS – Taylor Swift

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MTV VMAs: Taylor Swift Dedicates Video Of The Year Award To Dolly Parton “The Ultimate Showgirl”

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Taylor Swift won the night’s top award at the MTV Video Music Awards, taking home a Moonperson trophy for Video of the Year for “The Fate of Ophelia.”

Swift took the stage to accept the award and said she was “proud” of the work she did on the video, as it was “one continuous shot” and she had to learn “a lot about hiding cuts” in strategic places.

The singer also made a special mention to Dolly Parton, whom she called “the ultimate showgirl.”

“I want to thank and dedicate this award to one person, without whom just this wouldn’t be happening, and that person is the ultimate showgirl, Dolly Parton,” Swift said in her speech. “Every single song that she wrote, her storytelling was so vivid and so rich. It was like listening to her songs. It’s like watching the best music video you have ever seen in your life every single time you hear what she has written, and she handled this thing with such grace and joy and love and gratitude for the fact that she got to do this, and everything that happened in her life or her career, she channeled back into love, and gratitude and appreciation for her fans.”

She continued, “I am lucky I got to be one of them, and I will always be one of them. I love you all so very much, and I think that we were all very, very… I think we were all very lucky to share this planet with Dolly Parton for a time, and thank you for this amazing moment. I love you all.”

Watch Swift’s speech in the video below.

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‘Lanterns’ Episode 7 Review: ‘The Jordan Boys’ Grows Up — Spoilers

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“That Hot But Possibly Evil Sheriff”

The penultimate episode of “Lanterns” Season 1 introduces remarkable oddities like dark matter portals, dead alien worlds, and a dangerous ride across the river Styx, but it’s what becomes of Hal and John’s late-maturing bond that really lingers.

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