Can we get a "Whoa Bundy!"? Christina Applegate reunited with her Married… With Children costars Katey Sagal and David Faustino on Monday while accepting her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Sagal and Faustino, who played Applegate's TV mom and brother, Peggy and Bud, on the beloved sitcom, both made heartfelt speeches on the Emmy-winning actress' behalf. The Walk of Fame ceremony marked Applegate's first public appearance since she disclosed her MS diagnosis last year, and Sagal reiterated her love and support.
Christmas Connection Steven Ackerman/Crown Media Airs: Dec. 23, 4 p.m. ET/PT, Hallmark Channel (Premiered Dec. 17) Stars: Brooke Burns, Tom Everett Scott Contains: Forgotten package, missed connection, new connection Official description: "Flight attendant Sydney is tasked with looking after Leah, an eight-year-old unaccompanied minor flying back to Chicago after visiting family. Sydney is charmed by the little girl and makes an instant connection with her. After Leah is safely delivered to her father, Jonathan, Sydney finds a package Leah left behind!
"I was in the backyard with no shirt on," begins Christopher Meloni, recalling the moment he was asked to reprise his iconic role as Det. Elliot Stabler for the new Law & Order: Organized Crime. "This will help with the article. I was nude. Come on! Let's jazz it up." Meloni is actually fully clothed right now and self-isolating in his New York City apartment; a positive case of COVID-19 briefly shut down production on the NBC spin-off that's set to premiere April 1.
Christopher Walken has been secretly tied to the Dune franchise for more than two decades now — and even he didn’t know about it. The actor, who plays Emperor Shaddam IV in Denis Villeneuve’s recently released epic Dune: Part Two, danced and floated his way through Fatboy Slim’s “Weapon of Choice” music video back in 2001. But what he wasn’t aware of is that the song features Dune-inspired lyrics, including the line: “Walk without rhythm, it won't attract the worm.
While filming the new streaming series The Outlaws, Christopher Walken did what many die-hard art fans would consider unthinkable: He painted over original Bansky artwork. Written and directed by Stephen Merchant, The Outlaws stars Walken as a part of a group of minor criminals working on buildings as part of their community service. The show was filmed in Banksy's home city of Bristol, where the artist left his mark on the set.
Despite his well-known performances as an Italian-American mobster from New York City, Christopher Walken was actually born to Scottish and German immigrants in Astoria, Queens. Born in 1943, he and his brothers were all child actors in the 1950s with Walken training in dance and musical theater. Even though he was accepted to Hofstra University, Walken only attended one year before dropping out for an Off Broadway musical opposite Liza Minnelli in 1963.
Chuck Berry’s musicianship and charismatic performances make up only part of his legacy: His tunes also formed the bedrock of America’s rock and roll songbook. The legendary musician, who died Sunday at the age of 90, wrote enduring songs that have been interpreted by luminaries of the British Invasion, punk and heavy metal powerhouses, and hip-hop beatmakers. Here are 15 of the best covers of Berry classics by artists ranging from the Beatles to LL Cool J.
There are few movies more romantic than this — or actresses who top Wong as the takeout clerk who falls for a brokenhearted beat cop (Leung, a.k.a. China’s Cary Grant) and starts sneaking into his apartment just to clean it. Yet Criterion doesn’t lavish much on Chungking Express besides a scholarly commentary and a sit-down with director Wong Kar-Wai and cinematographer Christopher Doyle. The disc gets a B, the film an A ncG1vNJzZmidp2OwsLmOmqmtoZOhsnB%2Bj2lvaGlhZH5ze8KhrKefm567qHnEsaernaOoeqS%2ByK2cq6Gfo3qku8ulnJysmaS7cA%3D%3D
Ciara has been spending more and more time in the world of high fashion—check out her Instagram for pics with her Givenchy designer pal Riccardo Tisci)—and in the gorgeously understated artwork for her latest album cover, it shows. On Instagram today, the “1, 2 Step” singer unveiled the cover art for Jackie, her sixth studio album, which shows the beauty lounging topless in distressed Levis. Vogue Italia editor-in-chief Franca Sozzani was the shoot’s creative director, and Francesco Carrozzini photographed it.
One of TikTok's favorite summer bops just got a lot saucier. Supermodel Cindy Crawford makes a surprise cameo in the new music video for Saucy Santana's remix of That Chick Angel's "One Margarita (Margarita Song)" — a raunchy tune all about the many splendored things people will do once they've gotten a few margaritas in their system. Crawford, styled exactly like she was in her legendary 1992 Pepsi commercial, can be seen exiting a vehicle at the beginning of the video before marching toward the bar and promptly chugging a margarita (no lime needed).