Writer Susan Spencer-Wendel has died at the age of 47 at her West Palm Beach, Florida, home, The Associated Press reports. Five years ago, the writer was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerorsis, a neurodegenerative disease commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease, when she was reporting at The Palm Beach Post. In response to the diagnosis, Spencer-Wendel went traveling with her family, vowing to enjoy the time she had left. Those journeys turned into the memoir Until I Say Good-bye.

Goldie Hawn recently made headlines by detailing a run-in she had with aliens — and now her son Wyatt Russell is backing her up and sharing a close encounter of his own. During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, the Monarch: Legacy of Monsters star said that he’s heard Hawn’s extraterrestrial tale “a few times,” adding, “It’s true! My mom probably is a being from outer space. It’s true, I mean look at her.

Warning: This article contains spoilers about the new horror film X. Readers who have seen director Ti West's new '70s-set horror film X are probably aware that actress Mia Goth plays two roles in the movie. The A Cure for Wellness actress is instantly recognizable as Maxine, a self-described "sex symbol" who stars in the adult film-within-the-film The Farmer's Daughter. But Goth looks less like her usual self in her role of Pearl, a much-older woman with a halo of gray, frizzy hair who, with her husband Howard (Stephen Ure), menaces the porn film's cast and crew.

If there's anything Xochitl Gomez has learned from playing a superhero, it's how to power through an injury. On the Halloween episode ofDancing With the Stars, Gomez appeared to hurt herself at the conclusion of her contemporary number to "Game of Survival" by Ruelle. After striking a final pose with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, the camera cut away and viewers could hear someone say "Uh-oh." When the camera panned back to Gomez and Chmerkovskiy, he was carrying her off the platform down to the judges' table.

Love is in the air... for Carter! When Yellowstone returns for its fifth season, a lot of things are changing: John Dutton (Kevin Costner) is in a new position of power as he's sworn in as the governor of Montana. Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser) are giving married life a go. And then there's Carter (Finn Little), who's also about to experience something new: Romance! EW can exclusively reveal that Orli Gottesman has joined the cast of Yellowstone in the role of Halie, a confident, fun and outgoing girl who gravitates toward Carter.

The Hangover Part II may have had the biggest opening five-day haul of any comedy in history, but the collective Internet/media/ spectator-snark voice has spoken, and the verdict is not pretty. The Hangover Part II, it is said, reduces the first Hangover to a transparently contrived formula; it’s a cookie-cutter comedy, way too safe and pat; it doesn’t do anything that’s really unpredictable; it’s more of the same; and beyond that (did I mention this point yet?

You meet somebody special. He’s hot; he’s nice; he’s got some noble blood and big, bushy hair. You introduce him to your friends and even take him to your special jacuzzi love cave. The only thing that annoys you is he acts all self righteous and ethical, which makes what happens next all the more infuriating: He betrays your friends, then runs away, ditching you to go hang out with his frat buddies at Castle Black.

Those of us who grew up on Yogi Bear cartoons can breathe easy: In his new movie — featuring a 3-D computer-animated Yogi (voiced by Dan Aykroyd) and Boo Boo (voiced by Justin Timberlake) alongside live action actors — our beloved pic-a-nic thief isn’t asked to whore himself by rapping, farting, or dropping pop culture references the way some of his animated brethren have in recent years. (Our condolences, Chipmunks.) Instead he’s plopped unharmed into a sweetly frivolous storyline about a park ranger (Tom Cavanagh) trying to save Jellystone Park from the grips of an oily politician.

The Twelve Days of Christmas Classics is on! EW is putting the best versions of the most-covered Christmas songs up to a daily vote to compile the ultimate holiday playlist. (We’ve already covered “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” “The Christmas Song,” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” “Let It Snow!” and “The Little Drummer Boy.”) If your favorite singer isn’t in the list below, you better not pout: Each artist will only appear once throughout the 12 days.

Joe Goldberg might've found the Eat the Rich Killer, but that doesn't mean his latest dilemma is coming to an end anytime soon. In part 1 of You's dramatic fourth season, the charming (and deadly) Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) found himself in the middle of a whodunnit. Turns out, faking your own death and starting over as a college professor in London doesn't just erase all of your problems! As the Eat the Rich Killer picked off several of Joe's new "