"Sometimes I feel like I've already seen everything that's gonna happen," Cherry's nameless narrator (Tom Holland) intones mournfully in one of the movie's earliest scenes. "And it's a nightmare." Maybe he's a teenage fatalist; or maybe he's just familiar with the long, intoxicated legacy that precedes him onscreen in films like Drugstore Cowboy, Trainspotting, Beautiful Boy, The Basketball Diaries, Requiem for a Dream — the latest initiate in what you might call an already-exhaustive Portrait of the Addict As a Young Man canon.
What time is it? "It's time for Spider-Man 3," Tom Holland said as he announced his arrival in Atlanta to start filming the sequel to Spider-Man: Far From Home. "Let's go!" Holland shared the update in a series of videos posted to his Instagram Story this weekend that documented his travel. The actor had started filming a different blockbuster movie for Sony Pictures, the movie adaptation of Uncharted, back in July.
In July of this year, as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers arrived in Hyde Park, London, for the next leg of their 40th anniversary tour, they were joined by one of their frontman’s most famed collaborators: Stevie Nicks. The audience roared in approval as the pair performed a rendition of their iconic duet “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around,” with the BBC going so far as to call fans in the crowd “delirious.
Every week the cast and crew of Hulu’s dark comedy Casual will be taking EW behind the scenes: For each episode, one member will be recapping and sharing their thoughts on what went down in addition to walking us through the ins-and-outs of the show. But this week, we have two! Tommy Dewey (Alex) and director Marielle Heller (she also directed The Diary of a Teenage Girl) have been friends for 15 years and decided to talk about episode 9, “The Lake,” over an email exchange.
Warning: This article contains spoilers about Wednesday’s season finale of Survivor: Island of the Idols. You need a good social game to win Survivor, and Tommy Sheehan had a very good social game. That became abundantly clear when he was crowned the winner of Survivor: Island of the Idols. While Tommy may have lacked some of the big moves that have defined recent champions, he was able to forge personal connections with the jury while also being in a power position to help control the majority of the votes.
Tommy Egan is back. Starz dropped an explosive trailer Thursday for the upcoming second season of Power spin-off series Power Book IV: Force, which premieres Sept. 1. "You ever get tired of being at the bottom of the top?" Tommy (Joseph Sikora) asks at the start of the trailer (below). "What's standing in our way?" Well, if you're Tommy Egan, nothing. This season Tommy makes his play at becoming the sole drug distributor in Chicago.
Michael McGrath, the Tony award-winning actor best known for originating the role of Patsy in Spamalot on Broadway, has died. He was 65. McGrath died at his home in Bloomfield, N.J., on Thursday, a representative confirmed to EW. A cause of death was not revealed. In a statement, they described the veteran theater actor as "a Red Sox fanatic, bourbon connoisseur, devoted husband and father and friend to anyone who met him.
This year when the Tony Award nominations were announced, questionable choices were made. Specifically the omission of crowd-pleaser The Wiz. It didn't even get a nod for Best Revival of a Musical, which had some room to spare. Meanwhile, nominating the costume design for Appropriate, which is just a series of Kohl's by way of J. Crew fits was also a choice, but hey! It's the theater. Broadway baby-turned-Oscar-winning-movie-star Ariana DeBose returned for the third year in a row to host the festivities live from Lincoln Center's David H.
There is no one more universally recognizable on ABC?s General Hospital than Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer). Since joining the show 30 years ago, the 60-year-old actor has won five Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor, the most for an actor at the show, and helped GH make daytime history as one half of the Luke and Laura (Genie Francis) supercouple, whose 1981 wedding, witnessed by 30 million Americans, still holds the record as the most-watched soap opera episode.
Call it Not I, LaVona. LaVona "Sandy" Golden, the estranged mother of disgraced Olympic skater Tonya Harding, is disputing her daughter's allegations of childhood abuse, which have received new attention after the release of the darkly comic biopic I, Tonya. "I didn't abuse any of my children," Golden says in a preview of the ABC News special Truth and Lies: The Tonya Harding Story, airing Thursday night. "Spanked? Yes, [I] spanked.