Dave delivered again. The ambitious second season of the FXX comedy from Dave Burd, a.k.a. Lil Dicky, wrapped Wednesday night with a heartbreaking, contentious, and ultimately joyous finale. The episode — which Burd describes as "the movie version of the show," with everything "elevated to its peak condition" — capped a run of equally impressive and distinctly different installments that ranged from an examination of dating in 2021 featuring Doja Cat to a strange and enlightening odyssey involving Rick Rubin, an anteater, and diaper Dave.
This summer, the only ticket that may be hotter than Dave Chappelle’s sold-out stand-up run at Radio City Music Hall is the reclusive comedian co-headlining the venue with some of his favorite musicians. In a string of just-announced shows, Chappelle will share the Radio City stage with musical guests including the Roots, Janelle Monáe, Erykah Badu, Busta Rhymes, and DJ Premier, with more to be announced. Each night of the June 24-26 stand will feature a different artist with a full orchestra accompaniment.
Dave Matthews Band returns in full force this summer. The band confirmed Wednesday that their next album, Come Tomorrow, will be released June 8 — their ninth studio album, and the first since 2012’s Away From the World. Fans will also get plenty of chances to hear the new songs live this summer, as the band announced a full North American tour that kicks off May 18 in Texas and runs through September.
David Arquette is opening up about how his ego affected his relationship with ex-wife Courteney Cox. The actors, who met on the set of 1996's Scream, married in 1999, when Cox was starring in the hit NBC sitcom Friends, which debuted in 1994. In a new interview for SiriusXM's Andy Cohen Live, Arquette said that during the early years of their marriage, when Cox was at the height of her fame, her success "
Out on a media blitz promoting Scream 4 and his directorial stint on CSI: Miami, actor David Arquette found himself responding to more personal questions this morning on Live! with Regis & Kelly. When asked why he’s been so open about his separation with wife, actress Courteney Cox, Arquette said it’s because several reports erroneously claimed he’d been unfaithful to his wife. Arquette appeared to grow emotional as he explained the real situation: “I was faithful to my wife for 11 years, completely devoted,” he said.
Sir David Attenborough has long been one of the most recognizable voices in the world with a personality and career that is beyond inspiring. The British naturalist and historian's tenure with the BBC began in the 1950s, and the last several decades of natural wonders and environmental advocacy have educated and entertained us. He has been the face (and voice) of wildlife documentaries and nature preservation for generations, gracing us with memorable stories and images of our world.
If you think Seeley Booth, David Boreanaz’s character on Bones, has been goofy this season, you should sit down with the actor after he’s been doing press all day and be his last interview — which we were yesterday. We had more than 200 reader questions submitted for Boreanaz, who also directs tonight’s episode, “The Bones That Foam” (Fox, 8 p.m. ET). Of course, he didn’t have time to answer all of them.
Image Credit: Justin Stephens/FoxDavid Cross, that Fünke everyone’s been talking about, candidly addressed the long-rumored Arrested Development movie during an interview with TV Squad. Presumably not in the voice of Mrs. Featherbottom, Cross said, “Way too much time it’s been [since the show ended]. I mean, there’s so many people involved. Everyone’s doing their own thing, you know. And everybody’s aged. It’s just not going to happen. I’m sure I speak for everybody when I say we’d love for it to happen, we’d love to work on it, but just I don’t think… not going to happen.
Saturday Night Live greats are coming together to pay tribute to the legendary Chris Farley ahead of the 25th anniversary of his death. David Spade and Dana Carvey are hosting an all-star lineup honoring their late friend and fellow SNL alum on a special two-part tribute on their Fly on the Wall podcast (from Audacy's Cadence13) dropping Wednesday, Dec. 14. Spade and Carvey will be joined by members of the Farley family, including Chris' brothers Tom and John and mother Mary Anne, as well as friends and costars like Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Conan O'Brien, Mike Myers, Kevin Nealon, Jon Lovitz, Jim Belushi, Bo Derek, Beverly Hills Ninja producer Brad Krevoy, and Eric Newman (Tommy Boy, SNL) to share memories of the beloved comedian.
Dazed and Confused, with its dueling themes of rebellion and conformity and its timeless aura of cool, has at last achieved DVD knighthood. Two years after Universal killed the buzz of loyal fans with a lackluster Flashback Edition, Criterion brings us this redeeming trip back to 1976 — and to the early ’90s, when independents temporarily broke through at the major studios (well, almost) and Matthew McConaughey was a far cry from People‘s Sexiest Man Alive.