Image Credit: Jaap BuitendijkA new trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 will hit the Web tonight at 9 p.m. ET. (Watch it at HarryPotter.com or on the film’s Facebook page.) In the meantime, browse through our galley of stills that includes new photos like this starkly beautiful shot of Ron (Rupert Grint). And remember, compared to where we are headed, this is a relatively good moment. More Harry Potter: Latest stills from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows TV spot premieres Harry Potter trio talks ‘war film’ final installment.
Ready for a closer look at season 2 of Fargo? Here are two new photos that give you a better idea of the new characters populating FX’s acclaimed anthology drama, which rolls back the clock this fall to 1979. Above is beautician Peggy Blumquist (Kirsten Dunst) and her devoted butchers assistant husband Ed (Jesse Plemons). On the surface, they’re the “normal” ones—until Peggy gets them pulled into a gangland war. “I have such an awesome arc to play, it’s like a 10-hour movie,” Dunst tells EW.
Prison Break has been sentenced to the reboot treatment. EW can confirm that Hulu is developing a new series based on the beloved Fox drama. (Deadline was first to report the news.) The reboot, which comes from Mayans M.C. co-creator and showrunner Elgin James, will not follow the characters of the original saga but is set in the same world. James is penning the show and will executive produce alongside Prison Break creator Paul Scheuring, Dawn Olmstead, Marty Adelstein, and Neal Moritz.
Whitney Houston's legacy will live on in a new posthumous album filled with songs from the late icon's favorite genre. Houston's estate revealed news of the record — titled I Go to the Rock — Thursday on Good Morning America. The LP will include six previously unreleased tracks, all of which feature her "singing her first love: gospel songs," per GMA's Lara Spencer. The upbeat song "Testimony" will drop ahead of the full album, which is set for release later this year.
A tale of double-crosses, murder, and deception, actress Mélanie Laurent’s English-language directorial debut, Galveston (out Friday), has hallmarks of a classic American crime story. But a mystery of another kind unfolded behind the scenes of the gritty thriller in its translation from page to screen: The project was written by True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto — who released the 2010 novel upon which the film is based — but credited under a pseudonym, “Jim Hammett.
Amazon is going all-in on Nicholas Galitzine. After starring as a lovestruck musician in The Idea of You and a charming English prince in Red, White, & Royal Blue, the actor will next don a harness to play He-Man in a live-action Masters of the Universe film for the studio. "We're thrilled to bring the beloved Masters of the Universe to life and couldn't be more excited to announce the immensely talented Nicholas Galitzine as our He-Man,"
Nick Kroll’s new Netflix animated series is trying to find the fun in arguably the most horrific time in a person’s life: puberty. As the streaming platform announced the September premiere date for Big Mouth, the first two teasers have arrived to reveal the monsters lurking behind a teenager’s transition into adulthood. Meet Hormone Monster and Hormone Monstress, the personifications of puberty. In the first clip (shown above), “a perfectly normal gross little dirt bag” named Andrew, voiced by John Mulaney, is visited in the middle of the night by the Hormone Monster, who encourages him to do something that should not be done while his best friend is sleeping right beside him.
Judging by the latest episode's generous serving of drama, season 21 of The Bachelor is far from over, but star Nick Viall already has his hopes up for the impending Bachelorette spinoff. On Tuesday's edition of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Viall discussed ABC's historic decision to make Rachel Lindsay — one of the four remaining finalists vying for his affections on The Bachelor‘s current cycle — the first black woman to front The Bachelorette for its upcoming 13th season.
Two of Nickelodeon's most popular shows are getting their own podcasts. On Thursday, ViacomCBS' presentation at the IAB Podcast Upfront announced that Nickelodeon is teaming up with iHeart Radio to produce two new podcasts about Avatar: The Last Airbender and SpongeBob SquarePants. "We're thrilled to be partnering with the team at Nickelodeon to bring such incredibly fun shows to audiences everywhere," iHeartPodcast Network chief Will Pearson said in a statement. "
"Oh, my, gosh, look at her butt," Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" instructs—and in the music video for the song, viewers have no choice but to do just that. When Minaj isn't jiggling, she's dancing on a wildly impressed Drake, letting her dancers fawn over her, and playing around in the kitchen with whipped cream and bananas. Clearly, there is no suggestive imagery in this video. None at all. Nicki Minaj's upcoming album The Pinkprint is set to drop this year.