After breaking out as a blade-legged assassin in Kingsman: The Secret Service, Sofia Boutella went on to star in Star Trek Beyond and can next be seen starring in the title role of the first release in Universal’s Dark Universe monsters franchise, The Mummy.

Boutella is now adding another project to her to-do list, signing on for HBO’s adaptation of the Ray Bradbury novel Fahrenheit 451. Boutella joins the previously announced Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon on the cast.

While filming the upcoming seventh season, HBO’s Game of Thrones broke some interesting records. At least they think they did.

Anyone who’s been watching the series knows there be dragons coming. And of course where there are dragons, there are things being set aflame. According to a new report, the show set a whole lot of people on fire for this season. More than any other entertainment production has before, in fact.

HBO has released an official trailer for the long-awaited Game of Thrones season seven.

Fans of the series are usually swimming in the middle of a new season of the unrivaled fantasy drama at this point in the year. But heading into the penultimate season, shooting needed to run a little longer into the winter months. And so we have a couple more months of waiting until the new season arrives in July.

Continue below to watch the trailer for season seven, along with a new motion poster.

It’s been announced that Key & Peele star and Get Out director Jordan Peele and his Monkeypaw Productions, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Trek director J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot Productions, and Warner Bros. Television are joining forces for an HBO horror anthology series titled Lovecraft Country.

The one-hour supernatural drama series is based on the novel of the same name by author Matt Ruff, and HBO has already given the project a straight-to-series order.

Earlier this month it was revealed that four different Game of Thrones spinoffs were being developed, with four writers being brought in to work on the potential new series with author George R.R. Martin.

Martin recently wrote a lengthy blog post about the announcement, in which he shared that since the news surfaced, a fifth potential spinoff with a not yet announced mystery writer has also come into play. Martin also revealed two popular inspirations for spinoffs that, as it turns out, are not being developed. And he shared that he’s not a big fan of the “spinoff” description, preferring to call them “successors,” and why he feels that way.

See what he had to say below.