Melrose Place, created by Sex and the City mastermind Darren Star, premiered on July 8, 1992, and ran for seven seasons—over the course of which the residents of the Melrose Place apartment complex dealt with just about every variety of personal drama imaginable. Now, decades since its pilot aired, check in with the main cast, ahead. Heather Locklear (Amanda Woodward) Everett Collection; Marc Flores/Getty Images Heather Locklear was the undisputed face of Melrose Place.
"I should never have flirted with rescue when I had no intention of being saved." Near the climax of A Little Night Music, now playing through May 28 at the Pasadena Playhouse, Fredrik Egerman (Michael Hayden) utters these words with a sense of resignation as he lets the love and the life he craves slip through his fingers once more. It encapsulates this bittersweet farce and the genius that is Hugh Wheeler's wistful book against the waltz-time of one of Stephen Sondheim's finest scores.
Meryl Streep, welcome to the Arconia. Only Murders in the Building has only been on the air for two seasons, but in that time, the show has already racked up an impressively starry list of celebrity cameos. (Shoutout to Sting.) Now, the Emmy-winning Hulu show might be adding its biggest name yet: three-time Oscar winner Streep. Series stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez are all back for season 3, once again starring as everyone's favorite trio of true crime podcast hosts.
Messi — the goodest widdle boy who attended the 2024 Oscars as the most important dog in the room — not only starred in the Academy Award-winning film Anatomy of a Fall, he also closed out the show as the lead actor in Jimmy Kimmel's latest prank against his long-standing frenemy Matt Damon. After Kimmel concluded the broadcast at the Dolby Theatre, the camera cut to a shot of the seven-year-old border collie lifting his leg to pee on the Oppenheimer actor's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Mexican singer Ariel Camacho died in a car accident Wednesday. He was 22. Camacho recently released an album titled El Karma on DEL Records, and he was on tour promoting it. El Karma was his first record on the label. “My heart is broken by the loss of Ariel Camacho,” Angel Del Villar, president and founder of DEL Records, told Billboard in a statement. “I knew he was going to transform the genre in Mexico and the United States.
There’s a chill in the air in the newly released clip for Guillermo del Toro’s gothic romance Crimson Peak, and not just because of the drafty, crumbling mansion at the heart of the story. Mia Wasikowska plays Edith Cushing, an aspiring novelist who gets swept off her feet by the dashing Thomas Sharpe (Tom Hiddleston) but seems only to irk his creepy sister, Lucille (Jessica Chastain), with whom he resides in a sprawling manse atop a mountain of blood-red clay.
“I’m an actor. I am not a boxer,” Michael B. Jordan said last month of getting into fighting shape for Creed. But even if he’s not a real boxer, he still took hits like a champ. Sylvester Stallone posted a video on Twitter showing that Jordan took a very real punch while shooting the film’s climactic final fight scene. “Michael B [Jordan], ‘young creed and ‘getting KO’d for real! But he got up and did it again!
Director Adam Mason's Michael Bay-produced thriller Songbird — which was filmed this summer amid the global outbreak — is headed for VOD services at a premium price, STXfilms announced Monday. Beginning Friday, Dec. 11, the film will release on all transactional platforms for $19.99 before the project's premiere on a major, unannounced streaming service later in 2021. "The pandemic has affected every aspect of our business, from production to release, but Songbird demonstrates that a nimble studio like STX can find effective and profitable ways to make their movies work, as we have similarly with Greenland and My Spy during these challenging times,"
Michael C. Hall will narrate the first ever unabridged recording of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary, EW has learned exclusively, a move that comes following huge demand from fans. Pet Sematary was originally published in 1983 to worldwide success, instantly landing at No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list, before being adapted into the popular 1989 horror film of the same name. The book, set in a seemingly idyllic town in the graveyard of pets buried by children, remains one of King’s most popular, getting a special 30th Anniversary edition release back in 2013.
When Barbie hit theaters in July, audiences were treated to a manic, eye-popping, incredibly pink spectacle. But several of the movie's scenes didn't make the final cut, including a hilarious one starring Michael Cera's beloved character Allan that was inspired by another big summer blockbuster. "We did this shot on Allan that emulated Jaws," Barbie cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto told Variety in a new interview, detailing a scrapped moment featuring Ken (Ryan Gosling) and his mysterious pal.