The cast of Parks and Recreation are trading Pawnee City Hall for the SAG Awards. It's been eight years since we said goodbye to the employees of Indiana's most delightful local government department. But Sunday's SAG Awards ceremony essentially served as a mini reunion for the show, with multiple Parks and Rec cast members reuniting on stage and off. First, Amy Poehler (who played Leslie Knope) and Aubrey Plaza (April Ludgate) walked the red carpet and posed for pictures together.
Marty York, the actor known for playing Alan "Yeah-Yeah" McClennan in the coming-of-age comedy The Sandlot, posted troubling news on social media Friday: His mother has been killed, and authorities are searching for a suspect wanted for her homicide. York's mother, Deanna Esmaeel, was a deputy in the Del Norte County Sheriff's Office in Northern California. "This is the hardest post I'll ever have to write but I found out from the sheriff department last night that my mother was murdered,"
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers and sisters who have been faithful viewers of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles have a milestone this evening. For tonight marks the season, and — unless Fox decides to act totally not like Fox and give it time to come into its own — series finale of this TV extension of the franchise James Cameron launched back in 1984. I’m a sucker for all things Terminator, so I’ve been watching since the very beginning.
After the death of Elizabeth Keen at the end of season 8, I had a lot of questions about what season 9 of The Blacklist might look like. Would we still focus on the origin of Raymond Reddington as it pertained to Elizabeth? Would we give up on focusing on Reddington's past entirely? Would the Blacklist cease to exist? Would the Task Force simply go on capturing (and sometimes releasing) baddies as usual?
The infamous, most elusive, most crafty nemesis a pet (specifically cats) have ever faced reemerges in the final trailer for The Secret Life of Pets 2. Some call it "The Red Dot," others refer to it as a laser pointer or just "dot." It goes by many names, but here, it finally met its match. Gidget (voiced by Jenny Slate) caught the red dot — at least that's what the cats think.
“I hate this!” howls Jennifer Carpenter as she gets hosed down. “It’s so cold!” The actress is standing beside a Southern California lake as Dexter assistants gently soak her. She’s preparing for a scene where she has to drag a body out of a water. Though it’s nearly 70 degrees and sunny, you get the impression she’s being stung by every drop. Several watery minutes later, Carpenter exits the water. “I need a belt!
Things are getting Frozen on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, but the romance continues to heat up. Ever since the High School Musical series relocated to summer camp for season 3, all the teens have had Frozen on the brain as E.J. (Matt Cornett) directs the end-of-summer camp-wide production of the iconic Disney movie — and EW has your exclusive sneak peak at the upcoming performance of "Love Is an Open Door.
With NeNe (and NeNe’s wigs) gone, it quickly became clear who the producers have cast as the new RHOA anchor in season 8: meet your new star, Cynthia Bailey of The Bailey Agency School of Fashion and Probable Money Laundering, everyone! Now, this is a terrible decision. An insane decision. Every part of Cynthia’s personality has been crafted like a fine pair of her luxury eyewear to adapt to whoever she happens to be sidekicking for that season.
Bring your mittens — Bones is going to the tundra (at least academically). Brennan is called in to investigate when the body of billionaire explorer Henry Charles, who mysteriously disappeared 15 years ago in the far northern reaches of Alaska, turns up in a melting ice slope. Global climate change: closing unsolved murders, one ecologically devastated region at a time. Henry’s final expedition was historic even before he disappeared; he and his team uncovered the remains of the Frank Party, missing 19th-century explorers who cannibalized each other.
Coming off two of The Strain‘s best episodes, my expectations should have been high for the series’ penultimate hour. But the ending of “Extraction” left me dreading “The Traitor.” Unless you’re new here, you’re aware of the beating Zach has taken during these recaps, so the prospect of him reuniting with his father and Eph immediately falling into The Master’s trap wasn’t appealing. And while Zach’s prominence in the episode was still a problem, I give The Strain credit for both committing to Zach going fully dark and, rightfully, having Eph be skeptical of his terrible son.