Shania Twain is definitely feelin' all right! The country-pop superstar had us all wanting to scream and shout as she re-rocked her "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" music video dress in her latest TikTok. On Thursday, Twain posted a clip of her classic video from 1999, showing her sporting a men's shirt, top hat, and a strapless LBD. As the song cut to the chorus, fans got to see the Canadian artist, now 55, in that very look two decades later.
Fade in on a girl trying to get through quarantine... Let the cast of Smash be your star in a special reunion and one-night-only streaming event of Bombshell in Concert. The event, announced by The Actors Fund in association with PEOPLE, will feature a reunion of much of the cast of the NBC series, as well as the first-ever airing of the live Bombshell in Concert event. The concert, featuring songs from the series, was a special sold-out event at Broadway's Minskoff Theater back in 2015.
The twist-filled thriller Disappearance at Clifton Hill stars Tuppence Middleton as Abby, a troubled young woman with a checkered past who, following the death of her mother, returns to her hometown of Niagara Falls and the dilapidated motel her family used to run. While there, she finds herself drawn once again into a mystery that has haunted her since childhood: what happened to the young boy she saw being violently abducted in the woods 25 years ago?
Lights, camera, activism! Project Greenlight, the reality series where up-and-coming directors compete for a chance to direct a feature film, is back. The original series, which ran on HBO and Bravo from 2001-2005, with a brief comeback in 2015, was produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Now, Issa Rae and her production company HOORAE are at the helm. The new season, which streams on Max on July 13, will highlight all female directors for the first time.
In the currently-screening-at-Sundance horror film The Hole in the Ground, Sarah (Seána Kerslake) and her young son Chris (James Quinn Markey) move to a new home in the countryside, next to a forest that hides an enormous sinkhole. One night, Chris vanishes, and when he reappears he seems unharmed and unchanged. But, as his behavior grows increasingly disturbing, Sarah begins to fear that the boy who has returned may not be her son at all.
Pat Sajak is a better television host than he is a wrestler. The longtime Wheel of Fortune emcee, 76, attempted to wrestle a contestant with a background in the sport on Tuesday's episode of the game show. The Hawaiian-themed episode introduced viewers to Fred, a man of many talents, including drama teacher, bar trivia host, and pro wrestler. Fred admitted that he doesn't get paid very much for the sport, but does it "
"The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!" On that note... On Sunday, the stars of Elf —Will Ferrell and Zooey Deschanel among them — reunited for a live script reading of the beloved Christmas flick to raise money for the Democratic Party of Georgia, with all proceeding going towards efforts to elect Jon Ossoff and Reverend Raphael Warnock and thereby flipping the U.S. Senate.
Under the Cover is a column that reveals the stories behind album art. The 15th studio album from psych-rock outfit the Flaming Lips began not as a record but as a shiny art installation in the shape of a bulbous head, where fans could crawl inside, lie down, and listen to snippets of music. Then visitors began asking if there was a full-length release in the works to coincide with it all.
Image credit: Eminem: Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect Outrageous for Tunes Who can forget Michael Jackson’s smooch with Lisa Marie Presley or Courtney Love’s fight with Madonna? We can’t — as we count down the 10 wildest Video Music Award moments Eminem’s wild VMA moment Based on the antics from previous years, MTV’s 2003 Video Music Awards (8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28; preshow at 6:30) should include plenty of memorable moments.
After an Emmy-winning first season, nobody deserves to play hooky more than the cast of Abbott Elementary — and they take to it with the relish of second-semester seniors. Already in production on season 2 of their hit show, the core ensemble has assembled early on a Sunday morning at Player One Arcade Bar in North Hollywood to answer some questions, enjoy a tipple, and blow off some steam. The series, which premiered in December 2021 on ABC to near instant acclaim, has become that seemingly rare thing in today's television landscape — a hit network show beloved by audiences and critics alike.