She’s finally back! AMC has announced that Julianna Margulies (The Good Wife) will star in a new drama for the network from Marti Noxon (Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce) called Dietland, based on Sarai Walker’s 2015 bestselling novel of the same name. She’ll play the role of Kitty Montgomery, described by the network as a “wildly ambitious magazine editor whose world is thrown into chaos when a feminist terrorist organization starts targeting people in her orbit.

Julianna Margulies is coming under fire for provocative comments about the Black queer community amid the Israel-Hamas war. In conversation with Andy Ostroy on his Back Room podcast, the actress railed against support for Palestine and said the "entire Black community" may have been "brainwashed to hate Jews." And should they step foot in an Islamic country, they would be the "first people beheaded" to be "played with like a soccer ball,"

To read more on this year’s Comic-Con, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday, or buy it here now. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. Manners maketh man — and villains maketh movie. In this sequel to 2015’s action hit Kingsman: The Secret Service, superspies Taron Egerton and Colin Firth (he’s alive!) face off against Oscar winner Julianne Moore. Also joining the cast are Channing Tatum, Halle Berry, and Jeff Bridges (who all play members of an American spy outfit called the Statesman), but as with the 007 flicks, it’s the bad that beckons us.

Modern Family alum Julie Bowen still feels very maternal toward her TV children. The actress, 54, responded to headlines about supporting former costar Sarah Hyland during a past abusive relationship. Bowen played Hyland's mother on the Emmy-winning sitcom and said on the Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast any responsible adult would have done the same. "Sarah Hyland gives you credit for saving her life after a violent relationship," co-host Lauryn Bosstick said.

Juliette Lewis had no idea National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation would become such a beaut — a beaut! — of a holiday classic. During Wednesday's episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the Yellowjackets star got choked up while looking back at her time in one of her earliest roles as a teenage Audrey Griswold in the 1989 slapstick movie, which followed Griswold patriarch Clark's (Chevy Chase) ill-fated attempts to have the perfect Christmas with his family.

BURN NOTICE USA · July 10 · 10 PM THE SCOOP Burn Notice, which begins season 2 with a batch of nine new episodes on July 10 (the remaining seven will air early next year), is certainly the kind of show that gives the USA Network’s breezy little slogan, ”Characters Welcome,” some bite. Unlike the cute OCD antics on Monk and the painfully cuter mugging on Psych, Burn Notice is a sleek, brainy, funny series: Think Miami Vice crossed with MacGyver.

AT THE MOVIES, Sylvester Stallone clings to his fading superstardom in Cliffhanger, the week’s No. 2 movie. ON TV, ah, those were the days: ABC’s strong roster of sitcoms–Roseanne, Home Improvement, and Coach–make the net a Nielsen winner. IN MUSIC, Janet Jackson’s janet (left) debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard album chart, while her six-week-old “That’s the Way Love Goes” is the top single. AND IN THE NEWS, in the Clinton administration’s first combat mission, U.

What happens when you finally let a guy out of the friend zone? If you're not careful, years later you might end up doing a commercial for his trademark brand of gin. With the holiday season upon us, Just Friends stars Ryan Reynolds and Amy Smart marked the 18th anniversary of their holiday rom-com with… well, a commercial for Reynolds' Aviation American Gin. The video starts off with Reynolds and Smart seemingly reprising their roles as Chris Brander and bar owner Jamie Palamino from Just Friends.

Before we delve into the new short film made to promote Justin Bieber’s latest fragrance, a few questions: Do you put on perfume before you nap? Do you wish your favorite pop star would slip into your room without permission? Are you impressed with pastry juggling? If you answered yes to any of these questions, The Key was made for you. The artsy short film, directed by Peter Glanz, is all about Bieber’s new perfume, aptly title The Key.

Justin Bieber is the latest addition to the roster for the 2017 NHL All-Star Celebrity Shootout, where he will square off against NHL players and fellow celebrities from movies, TV, and music on Saturday at Los Angeles’ Staples Center. Under the direction of Hockey Hall of Famers Wayne Gretzky and Mario Lemieux, fellow NHL players and Hollywood’s sports fans are bringing their A-game to benefit Echoes of Hope. Each player will also wear a special patch dedicated to the late actor and hockey fanatic Alan Thicke.