America's Next Top Model star and Hollywood actor Lio Tipton's big Pride month announcement is sweet enough to make your heart smile. After over a decade of modeling and acting in high-profile film and TV projects, the 32-year-old ANTM breakout announced Thursday via Instagram that they are queer and non-binary, and will use they/them pronouns going forward. "My name is Lio," Tipton shared. "I am proud to announce I am queer and I identify as non-binary.
American Horror Story: Behind the Design FX That's just creepy, man. So why can't we look away? Ahead of the premiere of American Horror Story: Cult, we asked Todd Heughens, the senior VP of Print Design at FX Networks, to look back on the drama's key art and explain what went into making them so frighteningly good. "It's kind of awesome that we get to do art like this.
If you watched last year’s The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, then you will recognize Cody Fern from his heartbreaking portrayal of Andrew Cunanan’s friend and victim David Madson. The 30-year-old actor has since reunited with Versace executive producer Ryan Murphy for the biggest role to date of his career on American Horror Story: Apocalypse. Fern plays Michael Langdon, the Antichrist and cause of the titular End of Days.
For more fall TV coverage, pick up the Fall TV Preview issue of Entertainment Weekly. Don’t forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. Season 3 of American Housewife premieres on ABC this week, but it’s already a whole different experience for Katy Mixon, who plays the show’s titular matriarch, Katie Otto. There’s one simple reason for that: She’s not pregnant this time! Mixon was pregnant during filming of both season 1 and season 2, so now she’s feeling a little lighter on season 3.
American Pickers star Danielle Colby, the shop manager on the History Channel show, broke her silence on Frank Fritz's exit. Earlier this week, Colby had confirmed she was on her way to film more American Pickers in Ohio with host Mike Wolfe, marking the first new development since word broke that Fritz wouldn't be returning to the program. On Monday, she wrote a lengthy Instagram post expressing her dismay over Fritz's departure and his personal issues.
Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper is a film that evokes complicated emotions. A month after seeing it, you might still be wrestling with whether it’s powerful, profound, or propaganda. Maybe that shouldn’t be surprising. After all, Eastwood is a guy who built his career on the paradox of violence — the early shoot-’em-ups followed by the late Saul-on-the-road-to-Damascus conversion of Unforgiven. But he seems to want it both ways with American Sniper, a movie that treats killing with videogame impersonality, then tries all too quickly to reckon with the psychological fallout of those acts.
TV is littered with mystery shows and true-crime rip-offs — but there's never been a mystery quite like American Vandal. This absurdist Netflix gem debuted in 2017, following high schoolers Peter (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam (Griffin Gluck) as they embark on a twisty investigation of high school drama. The two aspiring documentarians approach their puzzle like grizzled investigators, interviewing suspects, piecing together timelines, and reconstructing the scene of the crime. Their mission?
If family-friendly Las Vegas is looking for a new tourism slogan, thanks to “The Real World” they can now use the shorthand, “From Frank to Brynn, there’s something for everyone!” Because these two are clearly the two poles of human behavior in this city right now: The uptight prude, and the irresponsible hedonist. If anyone is looking to remake “Green Acres” in Sin City, I’ve found your stars. We began the Nov.
A pop culture week that began with a sneak peek at Andrew Garfield in The Amazing Spider-Man comes to a close with a scary-fun hour of Grimm (NBC, 9/8c) that could be called “Kiss of the Spider Woman.” Actually, the episode is entitled “Tarantella” and it features actress Amy Acker — a cult pop fave best known for her work in Angel and Alias — as a femme fatale who happens to be an enchanted arachnid known as a “spinnetod.
Making Disenchanted wasn't an entirely enchanted experience for Amy Adams, it seems. The actress discussed the upcoming sequel to 2007's Enchanted while appearing on The Tonight Show Friday, teasing that the film features "a lot more singing and a lot more dancing, which was humbling," she added. "The last time I really danced as much as I'm required to dance in this, I was in my 20s and now I'm not in my 20s,"