Remember when second place meant a little red ribbon with the number 2 on it, or a dinky plastic trophy? Well, the, ahem, ”non-winning” Emmy nominees will get much more than that this year: Distinctive Assets, an L.A.-based entertainment marketing company, has assembled consolation prizes worth more than $25,000 for the runners-up in the 12 major acting categories at Sunday’s 57th Annual Emmy Awards (airing at 8 p.m. on CBS). Here are some of the goodies: · One-year membership to Clay Gym in New York (worth $2,500)

Cher and Kelly Clarkson swapped stories about country singer and cannabis icon Willie Nelson's drug-filled tour bus. NBC shared additional clips from Cher's appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show from earlier this month on Monday, where the "Believe" singer spoke to Clarkson about her four-piece Decades Eau de Parfum Collection. Concocted to capture the scent of the decades between the 1960 and '90s, the '70s scent has notes of saffron wrapped in velvety suede and musk — and Clarkson noted that she was shocked that it "

In the same amount of time it takes to snap your fingers and command a "Wagon Wheel Watusi," a decade can shimmy by. At least that's the sentiment you get when talking to the artists behind the 2010 musical Burlesque, a true showgirl of a studio spectacle that never got its proper due in the Hollywood spotlight. One decade after the film's Nov. 24, 2010 release, those who took writer-director Steven Antin's vision from far-off fantasy to a dream come true all attest: The memories of the magic they experienced on set are still as vivid as they were all those years ago.

Cheryl Burke has some advice for celebrity contestants who want to hit the dance floor on Dancing With the Stars: "Be single." “It's an arranged marriage," Burke said of the dynamic between the pro dancers and contestants on a recent episode of her Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans podcast. "You either love each other or hate each other, for real.” Working eight hours a day for seven days a week in the span of three months is "

Movie comedy in the 1980s was in some ways defined by R-rated humor combined with sunny optimism. And no couple better exemplified that particular sweetness onscreen better than Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo, who starred as Clark and Ellen Griswold in three popular National Lampoon's Vacation movies during the decade. (A fourth, Vegas Vacation, was released in 1997.) Both actors reprise their roles for a cameo scene in the new Vacation reboot, starring Ed Helms as the couple's grown son, eager to relive the 1983 trip to Walley World with his wife (Christina Applegate) and their two sons.

Spoiler alert! This post contains details about the Chicago Fire episode that aired Tuesday night. Somehow, we made it through a Chicago Fire finale, and only one person's life is at risk. And guess what? It has nothing to do with a fire! More specifically, after weeks of building up the tension between Team Truck and Team Squad, the finale saw things come to a head when Severide finally found out the truth about this buddy Rice: Turns out, he is a ducker.

[This post contains details from the fourth season premiere of Chicago Fire, which aired October 13] Where is Matt Casey? After the firehouse lieutenant got mixed up in the Chicago P.D.’s attempt to take down a strip club owner who was dabbling in some light human trafficking and Gabby Dawson found a dead girl on Matt’s apartment floor, it was the — ahem — burning question Chicago Fire left us to fret about all summer.

Will Lindsay betray Voight? That’s the big question heading into the fourth season of Chicago P.D. As Voight (Jason Beghe) shows no remorse over presumably killing the man who shot his son, the brass puts pressure on Lindsay (Sophia Bush) to flip on her mentor. “Does she defend and ultimately try to save Voight at the risk of her own career, or is it time for her to break away and be her own person?

Chicago P.D. is saying goodbye to one of its own. Tracy Spiridakos, who plays Detective Hailey Upton Halstead on the cop procedural, is leaving the series after season 11, EW has learned. It is not yet clear how many episodes Spiridakos will appear in in the upcoming season, which has been delayed as a result of the dual Hollywood strikes, according to Variety, who first reported the news. Spiridakos has appeared on the NBC show since its fourth season, when she joined as a recurring character.

Wearing a flamboyant tuxedo jacket he said originally belonged to Fred Astaire, Perry Farrell took the stage at a press conference in Austin, Texas, and announced the lineup for this year’s version of what he called “the granddaddy of American festivals,” Lollapalooza, which will be from Aug. 4-6 in Chicago. Before we get to the bands, here’s what’s different. Instead of two days, this year’s version of the fest will expand to three days and it’ll be in a larger section of Chicago’s Grant Park, so expect a crowd even bigger than last year’s total of 65,000.