Brendan Fraser might be down to unwrap another layer of The Mummy franchise. While riding a critical push (potentially to his first Oscar nomination) for his leading performance in Darren Aronofsky's new drama The Whale, the 54-year-old star tells EW he's game to return to the blockbuster action series as explorer Rick O'Connell, a role he previously played in three movies between 1999 and 2008. "Not, like, officially, no, but I know the fans have,"
Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess have a new reason to celebrate. The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum and the Dancing With the Stars pro have welcomed their first child together, Zane Walker Green. On Thursday, Green and Burgess shared a photo of their newborn gently holding his dad's finger on Instagram, with Burgess writing, "My heart is now forever outside of my body." Zane, born June 28, is Burgess' first child.
“I hate all of them! They sent me to my death!” That was meme queen Britney Haynes on Thursday’s edition of Big Brother Reindeer Games. And her death in the game did, indeed, seem certain. The cause of all the drama was a hamster wheel maze with a brutal twist: The first player taking it on would be eliminated if they could not finish it in under five minutes and 30 seconds.
Tony-award winner and former Private Practice star Audra McDonald married fellow Broadway actor Will Swenson on Saturday night at their home in Croton-on-Hudson, New York, according to People. The couple met in 2007 and got engaged on New Year’s while vacationing in Puerto Rico. The marriage is the second for both McDonald, 42, and Swenson, 38, who each have children from their previous relationships. The newlyweds told People that they look forward to their new life together as husband and wife and “wee posse of three,” referring to the three children they now share (between the ages of 8 and 11).
The feeling of watching Cher kiss Meryl Streep on the lips has been captured on stage in the form of Head Over Heels. Opening Thursday at the Hudson Theatre, the show is a technicolor category unto itself: an Elizabethan-era romp set to the songs of The Go-Go’s. Sir Philip Sidney’s 16th-century prose poem The Arcadia, loosely adapted here as a jukebox musical, makes an unexpected match with the giddy hits of the history-making ‘80s girl group, but in this story, the most unexpected match is usually right.
Brooke Shields is reflecting on her guest stint on Friends and the explosive reaction it triggered in her then-boyfriend, tennis player Andre Agassi. Shields portrayed Erika, a woman who starts stalking Matt LeBlanc's Joey after becoming obsessed with his Days of Our Lives character, Dr. Drake Ramoray. In the 1996 episode, "The One After the Superbowl, Part 1," Joey decides to go on a date with her. Agassi was sitting in the audience at the time of filming, but stormed out during the scene.
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Bruce Springsteen has something to say about the news from the border. Since last fall, the rock star has taken a break from his usual arena tours to perform a special show on Broadway. The setlist is usually the same, and combines Springsteen’s hit songs with stories from his life. On Tuesday night, however, Springsteen changed things up. He played his song “The Ghost of Tom Joad,” which references The Grapes of Wrath and invokes economic inequality and the struggles of the disenfranchised.
The Music Mix has learned that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform as planned at the first of two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary concerts in NYC this Thursday. The band cancelled its Kansas City tour stop last night on short notice due to a death in the family. Later reports explained that Lenny Sullivan, Springsteen’s cousin and an assistant road manager for the band, had died unexpectedly at age 34 before the show.
Bruce Willis just celebrated his 68th birthday surrounded by family. His ex-wife Demi Moore shared a clip of the actor's extended family singing "Happy Birthday" while presenting him with a pie adorned with birthday candles. Willis joins in the singing, moving his arms like a conductor before the big note. Afterward, he manages to blow out all the candles with one attempt, and the family applauds him with a "hip hip, hooray!