Nobody does a season finale quite like Shonda Rhimes, and because of that, nobody needs a finale drinking game more than Scandal fans. And considering Thursday night’s finale quite literally features a bomb, that glass of wine is probably looking better than ever (if you’re of age, of course). So in honor of Olivia Pope’s love of red wine, we’ve made this a wine-specific drinking game. We have no idea what to expect heading into tonight, but at least we can give you this much.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m very late to the party when it comes to Patrick Rothfuss’ excellent fantasy novel The Name of the Wind. No matter, though. I’m glad to be at the party now! I finished the book, the first in a trilogy called the Kingkiller Chronicle (the final novel is not yet published), over the weekend, and upon its conclusion, I was left asking one question: How the heck had I not heard of these books sooner?
As if Neil Patrick Harris wasn’t legendary enough, The Hasty Pudding Theatricals declared him 2014’s Man of the Year. Their Woman of the Year, announced last week, is actress Helen Mirren. The Hasty Pudding Theatricals is the oldest theatrical organization in the U.S., and they’ve been awarding notable performers with the Man of the Year title since 1963. Harris is joining the ranks of past honorees such as Clint Eastwood, Harrison Ford, Anthony Hopkins, and Justin Timberlake.
Hold on to your Wig Mettie Ostrowski for EW (3) Legends, statements, and stars were made at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, as the annual New York City event hosted the colorful world premiere of HBO's sdrag documentary Wig — chronicling the contemporary resurgence of drag icon Lady Bunny's influential queer performance festival, Wigstock — Saturday night. In addition to director Chris Moukarbel (Gaga: Five Foot Two) and producer Neil Patrick Harris, RuPaul's Drag Race stars Willam Belli and Alaska, LGBT recording artists, and local drag performers hit the Spring Studios stage for a breathtaking performance featuring acrobatics, leafblowers (no, really) and — you guessed it — wigs.
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Tracy Morgan is getting back to stand-up comedy with “Staying Alive,” a new Netflix special set to debut May 16. The special, filmed in New Jersey’s Count Basie Theatre, will focus on Morgan’s attempts to find the funny in the aftermath of his near-fatal accident in July 2014, which left him with a traumatic brain injury and a two percent chance of living. Morgan has slowly but surely been making his way back into the spotlight in the time since, first with a nationwide stand-up tour last year called “Picking Up the Pieces,” and more recently with a role in the Ice Cube and Charlie Day comedy Fist Fight, which premiered earlier this month.
Netflix quietly removed the LGBTQ tag from Ryan Murphy'sDahmer series after receiving backlash from viewers. Following the release of Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, the true crime show about convicted serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer (played by Evan Peters), on Sept. 21, viewers slammed the decision to categorize it under the tag, calling it "gross" and "wrong," as first reported by the Los Angeles Times. One TikTok user lamented that while it is "
Two best friends played by Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini have a dead hunk on their hands in the first teaser for season 2 of Netflix'sDead to Me. "We are not in Snow White," Applegate's Jen Harding says at a diner. "We are in f—ing Scarface." "I've never seen that," Cardellini's Judy Hale says. "Well, neither have I. No girls have," Harding answers. Dead to Me premiered in May 2019, later giving Applegate an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.
Netflix is globe-trotting into dangerous territory with two new anime series based on popular adventure properties. The streaming giant will continue Lara Croft's Tomb Raider legacy as well as Kong's Skull Island narrative in a pair of animated television shows, the company announced Wednesday. Partnering with Legendary Television, Netflix will write a new chapter in the Monsterverse franchise, with Skull Island — produced by Underwater's Brian Duffield, who will also write the series — following a shipwrecked band of characters as they try to escape the most dangerous place on earth: the titular island that's home to the iconic primate Kong.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the first season of Netflix's Outlast. Netflix just unleashed what might just the most brutal reality competition series ever in Outlast. It works like this: 16 people are dropped off in the Alaskan wilderness and divided into four teams called Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta. Instead of voting contestants out one-by-one, players win simply by outlasting the competition. The only rule is that you can't survive individually, you have to be part of a team.