Revival, Selena Gomez’s very good second solo album, dropped Oct. 9, and Billboard reports that it has reached the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart. With 117,000 equivalent album units moved, Revival knocks Janet Jackson’s Unbreakable from the highest slot. Gomez’s 2013 solo debut, Stars Dance, also hit No. 1 on the albums chart. “I’ve lived such a public life that I understand that I’m under a microscope,” Gomez told EW when discussing Revival.
Sergio Calderón, the veteran character actor best known for his appearances in the Pirates of the Caribbean and Men In Black franchises, has died. He was 77. The Mexican-born actor was "surrounded by family" when he passed away Wednesday morning, his rep confirmed to EW. They added, "He was in the hospital previously with a bout of pneumonia, not sure that was the cause." Born in the town of Coatlán del Río in the Mexican state of Morelos in 1945, Calderón began his more than 50-year-long career in entertainment by starring in the John Huston-led film The Bridge in the Jungle in 1970.
A Breakout Kings actress is breaking in to USA’s Graceland. EW has learned exclusively that Serinda Swan, who previously starred on A&E’s Breakout Kings, is set to guest star in three episodes of Jeff Eastin’s (White Collar) new effort at USA about a group of federal agents who live in a beach house together. She will play Paige, a undercover DEA agent who sets up at Graceland, a live-in home base for a tag team of law enforcement workers.
Like Mel Brooks’ Blazing Saddles, Seth MacFarlane’s A Million Ways to Die in the West is a gleefully profane, proudly anachronistic Western spoof set in the mid to late 19th century that features an unlikely hero, a gorgeous blond love interest, at least one big campfire scene, cartoonish violence, jokes about sharpshooting, jokes about promiscuous frontier ladies, jokes about Native Americans who just might be Members of the Tribe (“Mila Kunis” is the new “Loz im geyn!
The Stefon movie would have had everything. On the latest episode of Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers' Las Culturistas podcast, Late Night host and former Saturday Night Live star Seth Meyers revealed his plans for a never-made Stefon movie that would have featured Bill Hader as his beloved recurring city correspondent character and a fictionalized version of Meyers. "It should start with Stefon at Weekend Update, and when it’s over, I’m once again disappointed that ‘as the city correspondent you did not bring, whatever, St.
Netflix won't be returning to the Grishaverse. After two seasons of Shadow and Bone, and despite having finished scripts for a spinoff, the streaming service has decided not to continue with the fantasy series. The cancellation comes at a moment when streamers and studios are assessing their output after the resolution of the months-long writers' and actors' strikes, which ground TV and film production to a halt in Hollywood. According to Deadline, Netflix is also pulling the plug on Glamorous, Agent Elvis, Farzar, and Captain Fall.
If you were attending a music tour with the Spanish word for "golden" in its title, you'd expect to be in for something special. But, even Shakira couldn't have imagined the ride in store when she embarked on her sixth world tour in support of her eleventh studio album, 2017's El Dorado. "This album and this tour are probably two of the things I'm most proud of, especially because of all the obstacles I had to overcome to make it happen,"
Nine years in, how could Shameless find a way to get even more dirty, conniving, and, well, shameless? Five words: Frank gets involved in politics. After a solid and STD-filled season premiere, the Gallaghers and company continued their summer by getting kicked out of school, stealing wallets, telling a child that she doesn’t exist anymore, and playing the political game, which all adds up to the perfect recipe for the Shameless shameless rankings!
Simu Liu remembers every detail about the phone call that changed his destiny two years ago. The actor was coming off a grueling day on the Toronto set of the hit CBC sitcom Kim's Convenience, where he'd gotten into an argument over one of his lines — a play on words on his character's name: "Egg Foo Jung." Liu had refused to say the line as written. And the disagreement ended up halting production for nearly an hour.
Shaquille O'Neal has just about as many accolades as any basketball player in history. However, he no longer has the hardware from one significant win. In a new episode of his The Big Podcast, O'Neal says his in-game frustration at the 1996 Olympic gold medal game led him to toss the medal out of his car window on the way home from the ceremony. "The Olympic Games, '96, I played throughout, helped them come back, win games,"