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As Ohio State and Notre Dame reached halftime of the college football championship in January, viewers watched as an unusual interruption crossed their screens: a prerecorded video of the newly inaugurated president.

“In recent years our people have suffered greatly, but starting now we’re going to bring America back and make it safer, richer and prouder than ever before,” Donald Trump said, standing stiffly in front of an American flag as he addressed an audience of 26 million who had tuned in to watch the game. “We will put America first, and by doing so we’re going to make America great again.”

Even some high-ranking ESPN employees were shocked by the Maga video. Presidents have appeared on the network’s broadcasts before, but usually for some idle chumminess, like Barack Obama and his March Madness picks, or during an emergency, as Joe Biden did at the Sugar Bowl in...

“Together” combines the awkward experience of being in the room as a couple fights in front of you with a bold body horror premise that teeters just on the edge of being too cute by half. It begins like it’s riffing on the classic “The Thing” before settling into something closer to nightmarish slapstick comedy — like the less creative though still plenty committed inverse of “The Substance,” with plenty of ridiculous scenarios. Unfortunately, it never quite finds a consistently scary, let alone thoughtful, edge to use to cut deeper.

The film’s got a charming cast in the real-life husband and wife duo Dave Franco and Alison Brie as well as a more chaotic comedy-horror sensibility where it’s at its strongest. When the very film itself threatens to come apart — including as it nearly undercuts the whole thing in the end — the parts that stick with you stem...

The rich world of Gotham was full of twists, betrayals, and iconic character arcs, but some major DC storylines were planned and never made it to screen. Gotham proffered a thrilling glimpse into James Gordon’s early days in the Gotham City Police Department, offering origin stories for several classic characters and narratives from the Dcu timeline. However, there were several planned storylines that were dropped from the show, despite being planned or pitched.

Gotham, the TV series that delved into the origins of Batman’s mythos, aired for five seasons from 2014 to 2019. While it enjoyed a dedicated audience, the show faced challenges, including its fifth and final season being cut short. Originally intended to span a full 22 episodes, the last season was compressed into just 12, forcing showrunners to condense or abandon various storylines. Beyond this, some plotlines were scrapped because of viewer reactions, character popularity, or evolving creative decisions.

Better Man, the biopic about British pop star Robbie Williams, has been absolutely delighting the critics. The film, in which the singer is portrayed as a CGI chimpanzee, currently holds a 92% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 77 reviews. That's significantly better than another big musical biopic released the same day, A Complete Unknown, which only has a 79% approval rating among critics. Better Man has quickly become one of the most acclaimed music biopics of all time. Just compare it to the scores of recent music biopics like Bohemian Rhapsody (60%), Rocketman (89%), Elvis (77%), Back to Black (35%), and many others, and it's clear that Better Man is, well, better. It helps that it's helmed by the director of The Greatest Showman.

If you're unfamiliar with Robbie Williams, that's surprising, but he's most famous in the United Kingdom. After his time in the band Take That, he went on to become one of...

Fans expressed frustration about a recent The Price Is Right episode because many contestants lost their pricing games.

Some even called it “one of the worst” episodes of the popular CBS game show with Drew Carey as host.

Interestingly, the episode aired soon after one of the show’s models gave out helpful tips and tricks for fans to get on stage and win prizes.

In a clip shared on the show’s YouTube, a contestant named Linda participated in the game Do the Math.

The game required her to decide if one prize was worth more or less than the other one.

Her choices were a washer-dryer combo set and a game table. On the board, she had $869 to add or subtract from the washer-dryer price to get the game table’s price.

Linda quickly deduced that the washer-dryer was worth more than the game table. Subtracting $869 from it...

The '90s were a weird time for movies. The industry was booming, thus ramping up dramatically as a result. 1994's True Lies became the first film to cost more than $100 million just three years later, the budget for Titanic was $200 million. The surprise success of independent, less mainstream films, such as Pulp Fiction, The Full Monty, and The Silence of the Lambs, meant that studios and financiers were more willing to take risks, and bigger actors were able to take on weirder projects. This brings us to Philip Ridley, one of the strangest filmmakers of the '90s, and especially his obscure, wacked-out 1995 film, The Passion of Darkly Noon.

The film stars Brendan Fraser, Ashley Judd, Viggo Mortensen, and longtime David Lynch collaborator Grace Zabriskie, but few people have seen it. As its director told British critic Mark Kermode, "I think 10 people and their dog probably saw it when...

Tommy Vega is officially in for the fight of her life. Monday’s episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star confirmed that Gina Torres’ character has stage 2B breast cancer.

“Trust me, I did not want this,” Torres tells TVLine. “I felt like I had already done plenty in terms of sad, depressing storylines. But no, they wanted one more battle.”

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The Cleaning Lady has added two new faces to its upcoming fourth season — and one of them just might create more mess for Thony.

TVLine has exclusively learned that Bosch alum Yancey Arias will recur in Season 4 as Neto, a hitman and high-ranking member of the cartel. First appearing in the season premiere, Neto is described as an intimidating sicario, but he’s also a father figure to Jorge (Santiago Cabrera), who Neto taught to use guns and kill animals at a young age. Per the official character description, Neto’s “show-no-mercy mentality when completing cartel missions makes him a...

“Venom: The Last Dance” has swayed into theaters.

The third – and potentially final – chapter of the “Venom” saga, which began in 2018, sees Tom Hardy and his alien symbiote Bff come under attack from a ruthless government agency (led by Chiwetel Ejiofor) and some marauding alien beasts, sent by an ancient space deity (Andy Serkis). It’s pretty much exactly what you would expect from one of these movies, although with noticeably more heart, thanks to Eddie’s involvement with a family. It’s both goofier and much sweeter than the earlier installments. And ripe for much discussion.

TheWrap spoke to writer/director Kelly Marcel, who has been with the franchise since the beginning, and star Tom Hardy about this latest entry in the franchise, what made Marcel such a great choice as director and whether or not they’d ever want to make a hard-r “Venom” feature.

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Paramount+’s Lioness may have shed its “Special Ops”: prefix for Season 2, but it made significant gains everywhere else.

Simply said, the Zoe Saldaña-led spy thriller’s sophomore run is fantastic, and stands as one of the year’s best TV shows. The only thing keeping it from an “A+” grade is that at times it gets so into the weeds of intelligence gathering and hair-trigger geopolitical issues, it can be a bit hard to follow. But if that is your jam (as it is mine), a rip-roaring thrill ride awaits.

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Don’t expect the same-old, same-old when Yellowstone at last returns for the back half of its fifth season. Not only will series lead Kevin Costner be M.I.A. as Dutton patriarch John, but Kelly Reilly’s Beth and Cole Hauser’s Rip Wheeler will be navigating unfamiliar terrain. This next arc, Hauser tells TV Guide, “is about picking up the pieces… putting them back together and trying to move on. My storyline is totally different. Kelly’s as well.”

With Beth’s father likely to meet his maker (here’s how), “you’re going to see a side...

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Terry and Korvo's efforts to raise their social status sees them pulled into a wild war in The Solar Opposites Halloween Special Part 2: The Hunt for Brown October. Co-created by Justin Roiland and Star Trek: Lower Decks mastermind Mike McMahan, the Hulu animated show has followed the titular family of aliens coming to Earth in order to escape the destruction of their plan, Shlorp, and trying to acclimate to living with humanity. The family of aliens consists of team leader Korvo, his husband and Pupa specialist Terry, Korvo's replicant/son Yumyulack and Terry's replicant/daughter Jesse.

The Solar Opposites Halloween Special Part 2: The Hunt for Brown October serves as a sequel to the special that aired between seasons 3 and 4, with Terry and Korvo trying to get the family into a local country club, though realize they have to...

The very first reactions to Alien: Romulus actually hit last week, but they were from fans who had attended an early screening. Now, critics have shared their thoughts on Fede Alvarez's film prior to the full review embargo lifting tomorrow evening.

Though these reactions are still pretty positive, they aren't quite as hyperbolic.

Nobody here is calling Romulus the "best movie in the franchise", but it certainly sounds as if director Fede Alvarez has done a great job of tapping into the visceral terror and claustrophobic chills of Ridley Scott's original and James Cameron's more action-heavy sequel.

While none of the posts are outright negative, the last act is said to be a "big swing" that's sure to divide fans, and Alvarez may also rely a little too heavily on fan-service.

Full reviews drop tomorrow evening, but regardless of the critical consensus, Romulus is looking at a...

Ryan Reynolds has shared a heartfelt reflection on his unbelievable journey from first taking on the role of Deadpool to the phenomenal success of Deadpool & Wolverine. As the new Marvel movie raked in more during its second weekend than most movies make on their debut, and surpassed the total box office of Reynolds previous outings, the actor has looked back on everything that has led to one of the biggest movies of his career.

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A follow-up to the highly successful Deadpool and Deadpool 2 films starring Ryan Reynolds as the Merc with a Mouth. The third film will be the first in the franchise to be developed under the Marvel Studios banner following Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox.

Release Date July 26, 2024Director Shawn LevyCast Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Morena Baccarin, Jennifer Garner, Matthew Macfadyen, Brianna Hildebrand, Rob DelaneyMain Genre ActionWriters Shawn Levy, Wendy Molyneux, Lizzie Molyneux-Logelin,...

The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable director M. Night Shyamalan's latest movie, Trap, arrives in theaters today, and the review embargo has only just lifted.

This isn't usually a great sign, and sure enough, the serial killer flick starring Josh Hartnett is currently sitting at 44% on Rotten Tomatoes with 39 verdicts added.

Despite the "rotten" score, quite a few critics have been defending the movie on social media, although most seem to agree that - like a lot of Shyamalan films - the plot starts to get far too convoluted and preposterous in the final act.

Still, Hartnett is said to give a great performance, and it sounds like Trap is an effective enough cat-and-mouse thriller for the majority of its run-time.

Worth catching on the big screen or waiting for streaming? Have a read through some of the reactions/reviews below, and let us know in the comments section.

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The latest creation by a fan in Minecraft appears too good to be true. But rest assured, Attack on Titan fans are going to love it. The creation in focus is Shiganshina from the popular anime where people lived in peace until Colossus Titan ruined the day for them.

While it might’ve taken years to build the structure in the story, it took around 65 days for this fan to develop the megastructure. And it certainly is praiseworthy what came out as a result of his hard work. Maybe add some Titans in the game and Minecraft will have its own Attack on Titan.

Attack on Titan Directors May Well Hire Him As Well Players spend hours and hours for their in-game creations.

That certainly should have felt amazing and the satisfaction of pulling off a feat like that is certainly unparalleled. This fan of the Mojang game, who also...

Jeff Harris and Bernie Kukoff's sitcom "Diff'rent Strokes" debuted in 1978 and ran 189 episodes over a whopping eight seasons. The series starred Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges as Arnold and Willis Jackson, two impoverished kids from Harlem whose mother had recently died. They were adopted by the wealthy Mr. Drummond (Conrad Bain), a Park Avenue millionaire. The series revolved around the relationship Arnold and Willis developed with their adopted father, new sister Kimberly (Dana Plato), and one of three kindly housekeepers. In the 1984 season, Mr. Drummond married a woman named Maggie, and she was played by Dixie Carter for two years before being replaced by Mary Ann Mobley.

"Diff'rent Strokes" wasn't just overwhelmingly popular, but it also served as a template for a decade's worth of booming sitcoms. It was "Diff'rent Strokes" that famously presented "very special episodes" about serious issues like drug addiction, homelessness, eating disorders, and looking out...

Few periods on the calendar mean more to cinephiles than the two weekends in May occupied by the Cannes Film Festival. Since its founding in 1946, the French festival has been a launchpad for some of the most artistically significant films of all time. The Palme d’Or is one of the most coveted film awards on the planet, and the festival’s ability to balance subversive arthouse work with major Hollywood premieres has led many to view it as the world’s most significant celebration of cinema.

The 2024 lineup featured a mix of buzzy premieres from New Hollywood titans like Francis Ford Coppola and Paul Schrader alongside exciting new works from emerging directors. Between the Main Competition, Un Certain Regard, special screenings, and sidebars like the Directors’ Fortnight and Critics’ Week, the onslaught of new films can be overwhelming for anyone who isn’t able to give the festival their 24/7 attention.

A pop culture phenomenon that began as a series of silly 3D animations is leveling up and getting its own toy line. Bonkers Toys and Invisible Narratives have teamed up to develop merch related to Skibidi Toilet, the Generation Alpha touchstone that rose to prominence on the DaFuq!?Boom! channel.

The Skibidi toys will appear across major retailers beginning in the fall. The product line will depict multiple characters from the Skibidi universe. Alexey “Boom” Gerasimov, the creator who kicked off the Skibidi craze, has used his channel to tell the story of a conflict between TV-headed heroes and long-necked villains who ride around in toilets (hence the name).

Though that might sound like an odd premise for a hit franchise, Skibidi Toilet has become huge among Gen Alpha, even as it has perplexed older cohorts. On several occasions, DaFuq!?Boom! has finished first in our rankings of the most-watched YouTube channels of the month.

The creator of The Wheel of Time is promising some unprecedented television when the adaptation of Robert Jordan’s fantasy series returns to Prime Video soon for a third season.

“The first 15 minutes of Season 3 is one of the most bonkers set pieces I’ve ever seen on television,” said executive producer Rafe Judkins, who together with stars Rosamund Pike and Daniel Henney, costume designer Sharon Gilham and make-up/hair designer Davina Lamont, sat down for a chat Tuesday at the Deadline Studio at Prime Experience. “I was just watching it this week and it is absolutely bananas what our team pulled off … just a bunch of women in their 40s and 50s shredding each other, and it is wonderful to behold.”

Watch the conversation here.

Having first launched in 2021, The Wheel of Time follows Moiraine Damodred (Pike), a member of a potent organization of women on the lookout for...

Call of Duty as a franchise has always been known for its fun and engaging online play. While many fell in love with its war gameplay, others found enjoyment in its zombie mode.

Enter Call of Duty: Zombies, a now canceled live-service project that was conceptualized around 2011-2012. We learned about this after Michael Gummelt, former Lead Designer at Software, revealed the project in a recent interview.

Call of Duty Zombies – What Could’ve Been Early development started on Call of Duty: Zombies after Call of Duty: Black Ops.

It was a standalone zombies experience for the Call of Duty fanbase. A live service game that featured microtransactions for character customization options. It was all only on paper and never made it to development but the concepts alone sound crazy.

Gummelt has a lengthy history with the Call of Duty series. Starting at Call of Duty: Black Ops before transitioning...

Veteran voice actor Mark Dodson has passed away.

Per TMZ, Mark Dodson, whose work included voicing characters in the Star Wars and Gremlins franchises, has died. His death was confirmed by his daughter, who said Dodson died while in Evansville, Indiana, to attend the Horror Con fan convention. Dodson reportedly checked into a local hotel after arriving in the city, and he suffered a massive heart attack during his sleep. He was 64 years old.

Mark Dodson's first big role as a voice actor was for the 1983 sequel, Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi, which was the third installment of the original Star Wars trilogy. He voiced the high-pitched monkey-lizard Salacious Crumb, the jester for Jabba the Hutt. He'd later do more work with the franchise, as he voiced various characters for the Ewoks: The Battle for Endor in 1985 and a Niima Scavenger role in 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Before the fans were introduced to iconic child stars like Miley Cyrus, Hillary Duff, and Selena Gomez, there was a whole gallery of Disney shows that defined a generation. Popular Disney shows like The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, Wizards of the Waverly Place, and more may have become unchallenged rulers of teen sitcoms, but the '90s nostalgia hits differently even today. The great thing about Disney shows is that each era distinctively stands out for capturing a particular generation’s interest. However, there’s no match for the quality of comedy that graced the screens in the '90s.

Viewers today may not be aware, but sitcoms in those days did not just comprise senseless jokes but impressively waltz around intelligent comedy, whether it was an animated or a non-animated show. From featuring witty and fun cartoons to hilarious coming-of-age stories, the '90s Disney sitcoms were the “bomb.

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies is rising again after getting the axe at Paramount+.

The cancelled prequel to the hit musical is now available for digital purchase, Paramount Home Entertainment announced on Monday. (Episodes are available for $2.99 each via Apple’s iTunes Store and Amazon, with the full 10-episode season available for $19.99.) Plus, a DVD release is slated for Nov. 7, with more than 30 minutes of special features included.

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Geralt is out to make his enemies pay in the second and final trailer The Witcher Season 3: Volume 2, premiering this Thursday, July 27 on Netflix.

The three-episode conclusion to the third season marks the end of star Henry Cavill’s run as Geralt of Rivia, with Liam Hemsworth taking over the role for Season 4.

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A Price Is Right contestant took a trip to the emergency room after winning a game of “Bonkers.”

The win earned the contestant named Henry a luxurious one-week trip to Hawaii – and a brief trip to the emergency room. While Henry was celebrating his upcoming vacation to the Aloha state, he dislocated his shoulder.

A video of Henry winning the game shows him jumping up and down and throwing his hands up, injuring himself in the process.

“Henry was celebrating and going, ‘Woo!’ and he dislocated his shoulder,” host Drew Carey explained. “Henry couldn’t spin the wheel, so his wife Alice had to step in. She, too, continued Henry’s streak, landing on 95 cents with the goal of nearing $1.”

As Alice took over the game and won, Carey joked, “Don’t hurt yourself.”

The game show later posted a video of Henry on their Instagram account with the caption,...

A “The Price is Right” contestant went home with a free trip to Hawaii and a dislocated arm after celebrating a victory on the show.

The participant, Henry Choi, got his win during the game Bonkers, which requires the contestant to beat a 30-second clock while placing paddles above the wrong digits listed on the price of a prize to indicate if the digits are higher or lower. After beating the clock, Henry jumped up and down in excitement, throwing his arms in the air and pumping them up and down, seen in video you can watch below.

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He later shared that he’d dislocated his shoulder, and he had to get help from his wife Alice to spin the wheel. She earned him 95 cents, just 5 cents shy of the $1 goal.

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A “Price Is Right” contestant got a little too excited over his win during a recent episode.

Henry had been celebrating winning the game of Bonkers — which combines elements of Race Game, Split Decision, and One Away — on the show, jumping up and down.

As the show came back after a commercial break, host Drew Carey explained that Henry was going to have to have his wife spin the wheel due to him dislocating his shoulder while celebrating his win.

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The spin ended up being a good one, landing on a 95, which meant Henry made it through to the Showcase Showdown, Complex reported.

He then went on to win a trip to Hawaii.

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Lots of folks would be willing to give their right arm to play on The Price is Right. Apparently, a contestant named Henry took that challenge a little too literally.

On Thursday’s episode of the CBS show, Henry was so happy that he won the game of Bonkers that he managed to dislocate his right shoulder while jumping up and down in celebration. (The episode was taped in February).

When it came time to spin the wheel, Henry’s wife Alice had to take his place because, well, her hubby’s right arm was obviously hanging below his hips. Host Drew Carey had to explain why poor Henry couldn’t take a turn at the heavy wheel.

At least Alice brought good luck to Price is Right stage: She managed to land a 95 on the wheel, which sent Henry to the Showcase Showdown. He ended up winning a trip to Hawaii … and the ER.

Shark attack sequel Meg 2: The Trench will be swimming into theaters on August 4, 2023, and the mega-sized official trailer has taken a big bite out of the internet tonight.

The trailer runs 3-minutes long and is absolutely brimming with deep sea action-horror insanity, beginning with The Meg devouring a T-Rex and then piling more and more delicious cheese on top of the meal. It’s looking like Ben Wheatley went ahead and made the biggest budget Syfy original shark attack movie ever made, and goddamn does it look like a blast.

Are we finally getting the movie we were hoping to get back in 2018? If this trailer for Meg 2: The Trench is any indication, Wheatley isn’t planning on letting us down.

Preview the various underwater horrors of Meg 2: The Trench below!

Get ready for the ultimate adrenaline rush this summer in Meg 2: The Trench, a literally...

It’s been 18 months since Shawn and Gus cracked their last case (via Psych 3: This Is Gus) and there’s still no official word from Peacock about a fourth movie. That said, franchise star/EP James Roday Rodriguez tells TVLine “there are flickers of light.”

According to the actor/auteur, a fourth Psych movie was tentatively scheduled to go into production last year. “The only reason that Psych 4 didn’t happen last year was scheduling,” Rodriguez explains. “It was all lined up, and we would’ve made an announcement, but then we just couldn’t pull it together in...

Vampire Academy won’t be coming back from the dead, according to co-showrunner Marguerite MacIntyre, who has shared an update on the Peacock drama’s rescue efforts.

“I have been wanting to say this for a very long time,” MacIntyre, who developed the series with Julie Plec, says in a video posted to social media on Wednesday. “Again, thank you for all your love for the show. Thanks for the incredible support. Thanks for you sticking with us through a lot of thin lately.”

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Thanks to Doc, Will’s basketball career may have been over before it began.

Doc’s ongoing feud with his business associate Lorenzo in Bel-Air’s second season threatened to expose their shady side hustle, which would have jeopardized the team’s eligibility to play college basketball — pretty much destroying their chances of getting recruited to the NBA.

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Barbie fans are obsessed with one particular shot from the forthcoming film’s second trailer.

Directed by Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird; Little Women), the film stars Margot Robbie as the iconic children’s doll, and Ryan Gosling as her paramour Ken.

At the beginning of the “bonkers” trailer, viewers are shown a close-up of Robbie’s feet as she slips out of a pair of fluffy pink heels. However, instead of standing normally, Robbie’s Barbie stays on her tiptoes in a nod to how the toy doll appears.

Viewers were quick to praise the clever shot on Twitter. Chrissy Teigen wrote: “I need to know everything about this shot. How many takes, if she held onto something, was she harnessed, is the landing mark sticky, are they her feet, who did the pedicure, really just a documentary on this shot.”

“Why was this the most genius shot i’ve ever seen,...

With over 20 years under her belt as an anchor, Elizabeth Vargas is setting her sights on nuanced, contextual reporting with NewsNation’s newly launched “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” hoping to avoid “falling into the trap” of extreme partisanship.

“I am not going to be sharing my opinions — I never have in my career, and I don’t plan on starting” with “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” Vargas told TheWrap. “It’ll be an in-depth look at the most important stories of the day … I think what we want to avoid [is] falling into the trap of being highly partisan in the way we cover it.”

“Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” which launches April 3 and airs weeknights at 6 p.m. Et, will present an hour-long deep dive of the most important stories to people across the country, not just the Beltway, Vargas notes, featuring live interviews that provide “nuance and context” to the day’s news. Armed...

Lili Reinhart is pulling back the curtain to reveal a secret rule that actors appearing in The CW’s series must follow.

During an appearance on on Josh Horowitz’s “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, the “Riverdale” star explained why kissing on the show can only go so far.

“You can only be so much of an adult on a CW show, because you’re not even really allowed to kiss with tongue,” she divulged. “That aspect of things are a little different.”

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Meanwhile, as the final season of “Riverdale” approaches, Reinhart says that she’s “excited” about moving on to other projects, in which she’s hoping to play “more diverse and complicated, messier characters” than her “Riverdale” role.

“I have a lot of sort of dramatic, deep roles in my future after ‘Riverdale’,” she shared. “Definitely...

Gilbert Gottfried, the beloved comedian known for his outsize onstage talents as a stand-up comic and as an iconic voice actor on television and film, has died. The actor was 67 and died after battling a long illness.

The news was first shared via Twitter by fellow comedian Jason Alexander, who wrote, “Gilbert Gottfried made me laugh at times when laughter did not come easily. What a gift. I did not know him well but I loved what he shared with me. My best wishes and sympathy to his family.”

Gottfried’s family shared a message on social media as well confirming his death. “We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our beloved Gilbert Gottfried after a long illness,” the message from the Gottfried family said. “In addition to being the most iconic voice in comedy, Gilbert was a wonderful husband, brother, friend and father to his two young children.

The Masked Singer returned to Fox for its seventh season with a slew of good, bad and cuddly contestants.

“Welcome to the premiere you’ve been waiting for,” said host Nick Cannon. “It’s the most bonkers season yet.”

You may have already assumed that given that the reality competition series has its most controversial character yet lined up – Deadline revealed earlier this month that Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who propagated the lie that the 2020 election was stolen, caused judges Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke to walk off stage after he was unmasked.

Giuliani, however, does not feature in the season opener, you’ll have to wait for that.

[Spoiler Alert] Tonight’s evictee, dressed as McTerrier, was Duff Goldman, pastry chef and star of Food Network series including Ace of Cakes and Duff Till Dawn.

Goldman, who sang Loverboy’s “Working for the Weekend,” had quite the eventful episode.

Exclusive: Actress Tara Reid has launched development on Mikey and Miguel, an adult animated LGBTQ+ sitcom, in which she will also star.

The show taking inspiration from Will & Grace and Family Guy is billed as a half-hour, animated joyride through modern-day LGBTQ+ parenthood, full of adult humor, saucy, scenes and heartfelt moments in all the right places. It centers on Mikey and Miguel, a happy couple with their lives ahead of them, whose happy life turns into chaos when they are landed with Mikey’s sister’s children, struggling to cope with their new dysfunctional family.

Reid will voice the role of single and highly sexed party animal Krystal and exec produce through her company Instant Entertainment, with veteran Disney artist Len Smith (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) serving as art director and character designer.

Reid has previously appeared in series including Scrubs and Days of Our Lives,...

Guess we’ll never know what they would’ve done next summer: Prime Video has cancelled its series reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer after just one season, our sister site Deadline reports.

Based on the Lois Duncan novel and putting a new spin on the 1997 Jennifer Love Hewitt film adaptation, I Know What You Did Last Summer followed a group of friends who are stalked by a killer who knows they’re covering up a deadly car accident from a year earlier. Madison Iseman starred as Allison and her twin sister Lennon, with Brianne Tju as Margot,...

The Rocinante may be down, but it is by no means out, Avasarala makes clear in the full trailer for The Expanse‘s sixth and final season.

Set in a colonized solar system, Prime Video‘s sci-fi series began with the governments of Earth, Mars and the Asteroid Belt locked in long-standing conflict. The crew of the Rocinante – an illegally salvaged warship – then stumbled on a vast conspiracy and a mysterious alien technology that threatens to upend the balance of power and the fate of humanity.

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Rosamund Pike leads the charge in The Wheel of Time, Prime Video’s action-fantasy epic based on the long-running book series by Robert Jordan. With so much story to adapt in so little time, how does the potential Game of Thrones heir stack up?

The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. These are the opening words of the late Robert Jordan’s The Eye of the World, the first book in his 14-volume high fantasy series known as The Wheel of Time, with the final three books completed by Brandon Sanderson.

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The titular Marvelous Mrs. Maisel may be a comedian, but the yuks are sparse in the show’s first Season 4 photos.

The new shots, which Prime Video released Monday, show Midge looking rather melancholy, stretched out on a sofa in what appears to be a showgirls’ dressing room. Surrounded by sequins and feathers, and wearing her familiar black cocktail gown stage outfit, might Midge be getting ready to go on/contemplating her life choices thus far?

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Spoiler alert: Turn back now if you haven’t watched the DuckTales series finale, which is currently available to stream on the DisneyNow app.

Scrooge McDuck and his flock of unflappable adventurers ruffled their last feathers on Monday with the highly anticipated series finale of DuckTales.

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The reboot’s three-part swan song was full of satisfying developments, from the gang’s final battle against F.O.W.L. to the emotional...

It wasn’t supposed to play out this way. WandaVision, Marvel’s wild Disney+ spinoff show about the further adventures of superheroes Scarlet Witch and Vision, was set to arrive later in the timeline of the new McU TV saga, but thanks to the industry-crippling events of 2020, the Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany-led show found itself front and center, replacing The Falcon and the Winter Soldier as an opening gambit.

The “bonkers” series, which is set to premiere on Disney+ on January 15, 2021, has teased a trip down sitcom memory lane, referencing everything from I Love Lucy to Roseanne, but in a new interview with Collider while promoting his upcoming film Uncle Frank, star Paul Bettany says that WandaVision will still be firmly grounded in the McU.

It could also, he teased, be a game-changer.

“I think it’s going to make you think about the McU in a whole...

“I never understood…. why a motel room?” The series finale of Room 104 took the words right out of our mouths.

The final curtain of the genre-defying anthology focuses on the passing of time — and the passing of the torch — as Keir (soulfully played by Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine) prepares for a mysterious Generation Ceremony that symbolizes his existence on… a space ship? (Didn’t see that one coming.) Let’s discuss this swan song from the top, shall we?

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The pair of characters making up popular Game of Thrones romantic couple originally were conceived as brother and sister — and no, we’re not talking about Jaime and Cersei.

Missandei and Grey Worm — played by Nathalie Emmanuel and Jacob Anderson, respectively, on HBO’s juggernaut of a fantasy series — were at one point in the storytelling brother and sister. The revelation is one of many in Entertainment Weekly scribe James Hibberd’s new book on the TV show, Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon: Game of Thrones and the Official Untold Story of the Epic Series.

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Enter (one of) the dragons.

The Outsider‘s Paddy Considine will play a regal role in HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon, EW.com reports.

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The British actor will portray King Viserys Targaryen in the forthcoming series, which is set 300 years before the original Thrones series and which will follow Daenerys’ forebears...

Lying atop the red velvety covers of an ornate four-poster bed in a gold-soaked set on a rainy day in London, a sickly looking Nicholas Hoult takes swigs from a bottle of water between takes.

"Men love me for my parties, women and … [gulp] … delicious food," he splutters moments later after the camera begins rolling (bottle now hidden under the blanket), groaning and retching while Elle Fanning, in a corseted light-green gown and tightly curled blond wig, stands at his feet, feigning concern.

"And women love me for my massive cock."

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Marvel has played with many genres, from spy thrillers to heists to high school comedy, but the upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision is threatening to blow other Marvel movies out of the water with its genre-bending and general wackiness. Though we know very little about the series centering around Elizabeth Olsen‘s Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch and Paul Bettany‘s […]

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