Drew Barrymore enlisted the help of Kate Hudson to make a prank call to her ex-boyfriend Luke Wilson — but the plan was foiled by another actor with the same name. Hudson appeared on Thursday's episode of The Drew Barrymore Show to chat all things Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, during which she reminisced with Barrymore about their shared connection to the Wilson brothers: Hudson had an on-again, off-again relationship with Owen Wilson between 2006 and 2009, while Barrymore dated Luke Wilson between 1996 and 1998.
Super Bowl LVI won't just be a competition between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams — brands are vying for fan attention with every second of commercial air time. Duos like Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen, Mila Kunis and Demi Moore, and Pete Davidson and his mom are facing off against the likes of Zendaya, Lindsay Lohan, and even a robotic dog. NBC, this year's station host, announced that ad spots cost a record high of $7 million for 30 seconds.
Entertainment Weekly is saying "yes" to one chef on tonight's episode of Hell's Kitchen. Four contestants remain on season 21 of Fox's culinary competition — Chefs Alejandro, Alex, Dafne, and Sommer — and Chef Gordon Ramsay challenges them to make a delicious and visually stunning dish that's worthy of being in the EW spotlight. We're serving up a little appetizer of the action in the two exclusive clips below. "There's so much determination across this season,"
It’s something unpredictable, but in the end it rocks. Green Day and Jimmy Fallon surprised a group of lucky commuters this week, performing a collection of the Bay Area band’s greatest hits at a New York City subway station. In a clip aired on Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show, Fallon and Green Day, dressed in their finest 1970s rocker disguises, kicked off their busking session at Rockefeller Center station with a smooth cover of Bad Company’s 1975 hit “Feel Like Makin’ Love.
The Witcher team is no stranger to one-shots. Such a sequence kicked off the entire show back in season 1: that time when Henry Cavill's Geralt showed us all how he earned one of his iconic nicknames, the Butcher of Blaviken. For season 3's sequence set in Shaerrawedd, another prominent location from author Andrzej Sapkowski's Witcher novels, stunt coordinator and second unit director Wolfgang Stegemann revisited the technique. When Geralt and Yennefer (Anya Chalotra) use Ciri (Freya Allan) as bait to lure out her pursuers, the crew incorporated a single uninterrupted take within the larger skirmish.
Piece by piece, Kelly Clarkson is rewriting one of her fan-favorite songs to remove all references to her ex Brandon Blackstock. The singer, 41, updated the lyrics to her 2015 song "Piece By Piece" to seemingly reflect the couple's divorce during her Las Vegas residency on Saturday night. The loving track features lyrics that detail Clarkson's difficult relationship with her absent father and how Blackstock taught her that "a man can be kind and a father could stay.
What happens when you have national championship winning cheerleaders watch iconic cheer routines on Netflix? You get a lot of judgment! Three stars from Netflix's hit reality docuseries Cheer sat down to watch cheers from pop culture, and thankfully there's video evidence of what happened next. Breakout favorites Jerry, Morgan, and La'Darius watched moments from The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Going for Gold, Glee, Bring It On, and Riverdale, and they definitely had some THOUGHTS.
If you’ve ever wondered what a person’s true colors are when no one is watching, look no further than ABC hidden-camera show What Would You Do? The series returns Friday, Aug. 9 for an all-new season, and this year, they’re kicking it up a notch by introducing a celebrity guest to the equation — the season premiere features Dancing with the Stars and America’s Next Top Model winner Nyle DiMarco. DiMarco’s guest-starring appearance can be seen in the exclusive trailer for the new season of the Emmy-winning series, once again hosted by ABC News anchor John Quiñones.
The Furious 7 Blu-Ray arrives next Tuesday (Sept. 15), after a theatrical run that took the fast-car franchise to new box office heights. For fans of the series, Furious 7 was a bittersweet experience: It’s the final film to star Paul Walker, the longtime featured player in the series who died during the making of the movie. You can catch some poignant glimpses of Walker in an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip. The clip also features an extended look at Furious 7‘s franchise newcomers: Co-star/Game of Thrones breakout Nathalie Emmanuel and director James Wan, who had to decide what to do when the production was threatened by tragedy.
Richard Linklater knew he wanted to make a film about childhood. It’s not a revolutionary idea, by any means, but Linklater decided to make it so. Instead of forcing the passage of time with makeup and lighting and different actors, he resolved to film the same cast over the course of a number of years, allowing everyone to actually change and age and grow. The result is Boyhood, a 12-year glimpse into the lives of a Texas family, starring Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette, and Ellar Coltrane.