The Pogues definitely aren't known for their success rate on Outer Banks. Throughout the first two seasons of Netflix's sun-soaked treasure hunt drama, John B (Chase Stokes), Sarah (Madelyn Cline), Kiara (Madison Bailey), JJ (Rudy Pankow), Pope (Jonathan Daviss), and Cleo (Carlacia Grant) have come thisclose to getting the Royal Merchant gold and Cross of Santo Domingo before they were thwarted by the Kooks time and time again. But according to the cast, fans don't have to worry about where the Pogues are going to end up in the season 3 finale (now streaming).
The Pogues and Kooks are officially back! Netflix announced on Friday that Outer Banks is finally returning for season 2 this summer, but the first look photos are already here. And even though John B (Chase Stokes) and Sarah (Madelyn Cline) survived the tropical storm that sunk their boat in the season 1 finale, the first pic of them running for their lives proves they're not in the clear yet. According to the official synopsis, "
This casting news should help take away the pain of the ongoing Droughtlander. EW has learned exclusively that Starz has found the actor who will play the pivotal role of Lord John Grey in the third season of Outlander, premiering in 2017. Australian actor David Berry will take over as Grey, the former British soldier-turned-Ardsmuir Prison governor who strikes up a dubious friendship with the incarcerated Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan).
Warning: This article contains spoilers about Sunday's season 6 premiere of Outlander. All is not well on Fraser's Ridge. On Sunday, season 6 of Outlander premiered on Starz, bringing with it a host of new dramas and conflicts for the residents of Jamie Fraser's settlement. Picking up not long after the conclusion of season 5, the Starz series finds the Frasers struggling to reach a semblance of normalcy as Claire (Caitriona Balfe) experiments with making ether, Jamie (Sam Heughan) tries to put off a request from the Crown to become an Indian agent, and trouble comes to the Ridge in forms both new (the Christie family and their fellow settlers) and old (the Browns and the Committee for Safety).
Warning: This article contains spoilers from Outlander season 7, episode 2, "The Happiest Place on Earth." There are plenty of dysfunctional family dynamics on Outlander, but the Christies might take the cake for the most troubling brood of them all. In Friday's episode, Allan Christie (Alexander Vlahos) returned to the Ridge, where Claire (Caitriona Balfe) found him sitting at his sister Malva (Jessica Reynolds)'s grave. Troubled by Allan's return and her recent encounter with his father, Tom (Mark Lewis Jones), in which he confessed to Malva's murder to win Claire her freedom, Claire approaches him.
OWN has pulled its planned Jay Williams reality series from the network’s lineup ahead of its premiere. The docu-series was set to focus on the life of Williams, an Atlanta-based music producer and father of 34 children—by 17 different women—who previously appeared on OWN’s Iyanla: Fix My Life. His appearance on the program, about the life coach and relationship guru, spurred some controversy. His own program was set to be a spin-off from that show.
My room is not so much tied together with items designed to cash-in on the tenth anniversary of the Coen brothers’ comedy-thriller The Big Lebowski as almost entirely filled. There is a bonus feature-larded DVD, bobblehead dolls, a talking key chain and, most remarkably, an action figure of Jeff Bridges’ stoner-bowler character “The Dude.” Mind you, as the doll comes complete with a Caucasian (that’s a white Russian to non-Lebowski fans), it isn’t quite clear what kind of “action” he’s supposed to be involved in.
You already know Dangerous Liaisons is all about sex. Hot, corseted, pre-Revolution Parisian sex. While that's titillating to British pop star Paloma Faith — who has a supporting role in Starz's prelude to the 1782 novel about seduction and social mobility — she was particularly enticed by the prospect of doing it all while decked out as a dessert. "I've been longing to dress as a giant wedding cake, and for people to know the amount of effort it took to turn me into the biggest meringue that's ever existed,"
Hayley Williams is decoding how she and Taylor Swift met. The Paramore frontwoman, who will open for Swift on the next leg of her hugely successful Eras Tour, recalled how the "Bejeweled" singer's mom, Andrea, first connected them more than a decade ago. "Me and Taylor met because both of us — Paramore and Taylor — were nominated for Best New Artist the same year at the Grammys," Williams told host Jimmy Fallon on Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show, referring to when both artists got nods in the category in 2008 alongside Feist, Ledisi, and Amy Winehouse.
Parent Trap costars Lisa Ann Walter and Elaine Hendrix have gone from onscreen enemies to real-life besties, but now, their relationship is leveling up again. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the beloved remake, but it turns out Walter and Hendrix have a connection that goes back much, much further. In the first episode of Ancestry's new YouTube series unFamiliar (out now) — which drops celebrities and their relatives into untold stories of their past — Walter embarks on a journey of discovery with her children in the Lower East Side of New York City to learn about her family history.