Not-so-mellow Paramount/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock; Moviestore/REX/Shutterstock; Parkwood Entertainment Way back in 2003, Kate Hudson taught us all how to lose a guy in 10 days—and how to pull off a seriously incredible yellow dress while we're at it. Yellow is hard to wear, people say. It washes you out; it's only for summertime, they say. But to use the movie's favorite phrase: Bulls---. In celebration of the classic rom-com, we've picked out the 15 best, boldest, and brightest yellow dresses in pop culture history.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding premiered in 2002, and by the time we get around to its 14th anniversary, the sequel will be in theaters. After the release of the trailer for My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, the poster has arrived and…well, prepare yourself for some major déjà vu. Nina Vardalos, who plays Toula Portokolos, revealed the poster on Twitter. “Guess who’s back for the sequel. Hint…EVERYONE,” she wrote. This poster is virtually the same as the one for the original, only this time there’s no wedding dress and the family made room for Toula’s daughter, Paris (played by Elena Kampouris).
Acertain funny girl might have been the most anticipated revival to hit Broadway this spring, but there's seven funny women starring in a new play a few blocks over that are stealing the show. POTUS, or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive is a rare thing on Broadway — a new play by a 27-year-old newcomer, Selina Fillinger, that opened without any major out of town try-outs or workshops.
Now that she's seen the security footage that corroborates James' story, Angela needs to blow off some steam as she contemplates what to do next. She meets up with her sister, Paz, during her morning run and admits that she thinks James is innocent. Paz isn't fond of James or the fact that a married man had a relationship with her sister, but she sets aside her bias to say that Angela should tell her boss if she truly believes James didn't kill Knox.
Power said goodbye on Sunday night, but three main characters aren’t going anywhere. After previously announcing Mary J. Blige and Method Man as stars of the first of four spin-offs, Starz has revealed that Michael Rainey Jr. (Tariq), Shane Johnson (Saxe), and Naturi Naughton (Tasha) will be reprising their roles on Power Book II: Ghost. Watch the official first teaser above. Here’s the official description of the new series: “Power Book II: Ghost will pick up the narrative just days after the Power finale.
In a world of superheroes, supervillains, and pretty much super-everything, what’s it like being the little guy? As the series’ inventive opening credits illustrate, they’re mostly ducking for cover when showdowns begin and scuttling away from flashy fights. The nonheroes at the center of Powerless, DC Comics’ first comedy, have seen superheroics so often, they no longer find them enthralling — and as employees at a company that must keep civilians safe, clocking in overtime sucks when those in capes and cowls get to have all the fun.
Happy X-Men Day! Since effectively launching the modern superhero movie landscape with its first entry in 2000, the X-Men franchise has wound its way through reboots, spin-offs, and a Disney-Fox merger. With this summer’s installment, Dark Phoenix, expected to bring the saga to a close (at least in its current form), EW has your ultimate guide to all things X-Men. The special collector’s edition covers all four incarnations of the X-Men films: the original trilogy, the rebooted saga that began with 2011’s First Class, the trio of solo Wolverine outings, and the Deadpool movies.
Sunday night’s second presidential debate spurred passionate reactions across the Twitterverse. Everyone from J.K. Rowling to Leslie Jones had something to say about the performance of Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Some managed to have fun despite the tense circumstances. A photo from the debate featuring both Trump and Clinton holding their microphones inspired people to joke that the nominees looked like they were in the midst of a passionate duet.
After a couple weeks of almost normal episodes, I am shocked—SHOCKED!—at how much I missed crazy, nonsensical, terror-around-every-corner PLL. Spencer might have killed someone or something in the dollhouse? Bring it on! (Though it will probably end up being just as fake as the “torture.”) Aria is locked inside the darkroom at Hollis? Home sweet home! Before I make more references to things we haven’t covered yet, we do get more answers about Charles DiLaurentis this week, including an example of what kind of demented, terrifying thing he could have done to make his family virtually erase his existence.
For fans of Judith McNaught, it’s been a long wait for a new release. The romance author hasn’t dropped a new book in 12 years. But now, she’s finally returning to shelves with The Sweetest Thing, an expanded reworking of “Double Exposure,” a short story that was featured in two different story collections, Simple Gifts and A Gift of Love. The Sweetest Thing follows Corey Foster, the visionary behind family business and magazine Foster’s Beautiful Living, which has spawned a lifestyle empire.