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Alicia Silverstone's 'Clueless' Series Axed by Peacock: What's Next?

Alicia Silverstone's 'Clueless' Series Axed by Peacock: What's Next?

A new Clueless TV series starring Alicia Silverstone was in development for Peacock, but it has been canceled as of April 2026. The series aimed to continue the story from the iconic 1995 film. Development and Casting The original Clueless movie, released in 1995, was loosely based on Jane Austen's novel Emma. Alicia Silverstone played Cher Horowitz, the popular high school matchmaker. A follow-up TV series aired from 1996 to 1999 but featured Rachel Blanchard as Cher. Alicia Silverstone confirmed in 2025 she was set to reprise her role as Cher in a new TV series. She expressed excitement about bringing justice to the character while keeping true to what fans loved about the original film. Cancellation Details Peacock's planned Clueless reboot was initially announced with a focus on former cast member Stacey Dash's character Dionne. However, this version never advanced past development stages. In April 2026, reports confirmed that the upcoming series with Silverstone was also canceled. TMZ reported that the show is being shopped around for a potential new platform by CBS Studios, despite not moving forward at Peacock. Writers and Production The show was expected to be produced by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, known for their work on Gossip Girl, along with Jordan Weiss from Dollface. Amy Heckerling, who wrote and directed the original film, and producer Robert Lawrence were set to serve as executive producers. Streaming Availability The series was initially developed to air on NBC's streaming service Peacock, but no current platform exists following its cancellation.

Apr 23, 2026
Mike Pence Reveals He's Never Spoken to VP JD Vance!

Mike Pence Reveals He's Never Spoken to VP JD Vance!

Former Vice President Mike Pence stated that he has never spoken with JD Vance, the current Vice President under Donald Trump. The revelation came during a recent interview on MS Now. Lack of Communication Pence, 66, shared that he and Vance have not communicated since Vance assumed the vice-presidential role. During the interview on Way Too Early With Ali Vitali, Pence mentioned that Vance had been a strong critic of the previous administration. Ali Vitali, the host, was surprised by the lack of contact between them, highlighting that Pence is uniquely positioned to relate to Vance's situation as Trump's vice president. Past Criticisms and Changes Before joining Trump’s team, Vance was sometimes critical of Trump’s leadership. During a past debate, Vance acknowledged his earlier criticisms and admitted he was wrong about Trump. Pence noted this shift in Vance's political alignment but did not express any resentment towards his changing views. He emphasized the importance of focusing on political goals over individual leaders for future elections. Vance's Recent Support for Trump Despite past criticism, Vance has defended Trump amidst recent controversies involving international relations and disputes with religious figures. He suggested that religious leadership should refrain from commenting on public policy issues. Vance's conversion to Catholicism occurred in 2019 at age 35, marking a significant personal and spiritual transformation for him after an upbringing in an evangelical family.

Apr 23, 2026