Nineties kids, rejoice! Danielle Fishel and Lance Bass are making a movie about their youthful romance. The Boy Meets World star and the NSYNC member famously dated from 1999 to 2000, several years before Bass publicly came out as gay. During Monday's episode of Fishel's Boy Meets World rewatch podcast Pod Meets World, the actress and her cohosts, Rider Strong and Will Friedle, welcomed Bass as a guest, prompting the movie reveal.
I’ve always thought Angelina Jolie was a far more exciting action figure than the role she reprises in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life. For all the character details ascribed to the videogame-based heroine — the posh Brit archaeologist likes guns, martial arts, and cardio activity; and dislikes rules, regular hours, and loose clothing — Croft is one humorless butt-kicker. Excavations in exotic lands have rarely looked so much like items on a to-do list: In the first ”Tomb Raider” two years ago, the priority was to find and destroy a relic that would, oh, mess with time, but the errand appeared to carry no more importance than shopping for hot pants.
Good Morning America lifestyle anchor Lara Spencer is bringing her passion for bargain hunting to Flea Market Flip, debuting tonight on HGTV. Spencer says the show — which she created, hosts and executive produces — is part treasure-seeking adventure, part DIY project, with a dash of game show-style competition. Each week, teams are challenged to transform flea market finds and other cast-offs into one-of-a-kind pieces that they, hopefully, can flip for a profit.
As Izogie, one of the West African warriors under Viola Davis' General Nanisca in The Woman King, Lashana Lynch is a force: One scene in which she easily bests a male soldier in a pain-threshold competition is just the baseline of her strength. Izogie is just the latest bold character Lynch has portrayed in her career; previous roles include Nomi, the brash MI6 agent going toe to toe with Daniel Craig's James Bond in No Time to Die and fighter pilot Maria Rambeau in the MCU.
Tracy Morgan returns to series TV in TBS comedy The Last O.G., four years after surviving a horrific car accident that left him in a coma. The 49-year-old comedian — and alum of such essential comedies as Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock — stars as Trey, a big-hearted ex-con who moves back to Brooklyn, where his now-married ex, Shay (Tiffany Haddish), is raising twin teens he didn’t know were his.
Two Jimmies, one Seth, one Stephen, and one John have set their return to late-night TV following the end of the writers' strike. Jimmy Fallon (The Tonight Show), Jimmy Kimmel (Jimmy Kimmel Live!), Seth Meyers (Late Night), and Stephen Colbert (The Late Show) announced that their respective programs will return Monday, Oct. 2. The update came courtesy of a joint statement shared via the social media of Strike Force Five, the podcast they launched to support their out-of-work staffers amid the strike.
WARNING: This article contains spoilers for the series finale of The Walking Dead. Even with the return of Rick and Michonne, a teary goodbye between Daryl and Carol, and the heartbreaking loss of Rosita, the most emotional moment during the series finale of The Walking Dead may have been the final scene between sworn enemies turned uneasy alliance partners Maggie and Negan. After Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) finally gave a full-throated apology earlier in the episode for fatally bludgeoning Maggie's husband, Glenn (Steven Yeun), with a barbed-wire-covered baseball bat, Maggie (Lauren Cohan) sat down next to her former tormentor to thank him.
With Survivor filming for seasons 41 and 42 indefinitely postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, EW is reaching back into the reality show's past. We sent a Survivor Quarantine Questionnaire to a batch of former players to fill out with their thoughts about their time on the show as well as updates on what they've been up to since. Each weekday, EW will post the answers from a different player. "
James Murphy and Co. bid a fabulous farewell five years ago, almost exactly. Packing New York’s famed Madison Square Garden for one last show, they played the hits (“Someone Great,” “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House,” “New York I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down,” “Get Innocuous,” and many, many more over the course of three hours), and filmed a documentary, Shut Up And Play The Hits. After, LCD Soundsystem was gone.
Lea Michele may be sitting out performances of Funny Girl, but she still wants to be in on the joke. Michele just joined TikTok and tipped her Fanny Brice hat to the persistent conspiracy theory that the ex-Glee star is illiterate. Michele posted a clip using some old iconic Keeping Up with the Kardashians audio between a tearful Kim Kardashian and Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis, "It's amazing but wait, can you talk for a sec?