Finally, 16 years later, it’s 10 years later. Wet Hot American Summer returns to Netflix next week with something long promised: a 10-year-reunion. At the end of 2001’s smart-stupid indie movie about summer camp counselors in 1981, we received a fleeting glimpse of the decade-later gathering. Two years ago, Wet Hot did get around to reassembling the gang… for a prequel series that depicted the first day of camp instead. So now the time is right for that proper reunion, with an eight-episode time warp to 1991 in Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later.

Say her name, say her name! Beyonce (sounds like ”fiancé”) Knowles, lead singer of the lineup challenged Destiny’s Child, has reportedly inked a solo deal with Columbia Records. (Columbia declined to comment on the deal.) The reported three album contract, which netted the 19 year old star a $1.5 million advance, comes after months of rumors that Knowles was about to pull a Diana Ross and ditch the group, which has lost three members in the past year.

Update: Read a rundown of the premiere here. I love premiere week — probably more than my birthday and all major non-present holidays combined! And tonight brings one of my favorite shows back from hiatus: How I Met Your Mother. Having seen the first half hour of the premiere (yes, that’s me gloating), I can’t wait for y’all to see it. And yes, I’ll be back later today with some thoughts on it.

”Idol” finalists: What EW.com readers think of them On May 25, it’ll be the viewers who decide whether Anthony, Bo, Carrie, Scott, or Vonzell will become the fourth American Idol winner. So anyone who cares about the outcome better keep an ear open for public opinion. That’s why we’ve sorted through our Idol boards to find comments from EW.com readers that sum up the pros and cons of A-Fed, Baby V, and the other three.

After a brief stay at Rikers Island, Harvey Weinstein is now headed to what his lawyers hope will be his final incarceration spot: Fishkill Correctional Facility in Beacon, N.Y., about 60 miles north of Manhattan. For a movie mogul who's used to knocking around palatial mansions — like his 9,000-square-foot waterfront Connecticut "country house," his seven-bedroom estate in the Hamptons with a state-of-the-art 3D screen, or his $14.5 million townhouse in the West Village — Fishkill is the antithesis of high society.

The story behind some of your favorite pop culture characters will be revealed in a new book series, EW can exclusively reveal. The newest entrant in the Who HQ library is What Is the Story Of?, a spin-off that will tell the true stories behind beloved fictional characters. The series will launch April 16 with the publication of What Is the Story of Scooby-Doo? and What Is the Story of Hello Kitty?

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly have buried the hatchet. The cohosts of TLC's makeover reality series What Not to Wear reunited for the first time in a decade on TODAY With Hoda & Jenna on Thursday, revealing that they've put their feud to rest and will even be going on a 10-city live tour, "The Stacy & Clinton Show," together. "After seeing the same clickbait story over and over and over on Instagram about how much we hated each other, I was like, 'I can't take this anymore.

A $100,000 check from RuPaul can buy you a house, pay off student debt, or the entire menu at Cheesecake Factory 600 times over. Drag queens are known for stretching a dollar, so, ahead of their bid for a $200,000 prize on All Stars 7, see how seven past winners of RuPaul's Drag Race wisely — or, as they admit, perhaps foolishly — spent their earnings. Note: Due to RuPaul's Drag Race UK season 1 winner The Vivienne triumphing on a BBC network, she was unable to win cash prizes, as publicly funded channels are unable to have commercial sponsorships.

FREDDY VS. JASON Maybe she’s not such a survivor: Looks like Kelly Rowland’s destiny now lies in the razor-sharp hands of Freddy Krueger (”Nightmare” vet Robert Englund). On Aug. 15, the Grammy winner makes her film debut as Kia, a dream-deprived Elm Street teen caught up in a demonic duel between the scar-faced cranky-pants and hockey-masked Friday the 13th bad camper Jason Voorhees (Ken Kirzinger). ”The funny thing is that I’m the biggest scaredy-cat,” says Rowland, 22.

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