Season 1: Hippo is Antonio Brown Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Hippo Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 1 Revealed as: Antonio Brown Season 1: Pineapple is Tommy Chong Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Pineapple Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 2 Revealed as: Tommy Chong Season 1: Deer is Terry Bradshaw Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Deer Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 3 Revealed as: Terry Bradshaw Season 1: Poodle is Margaret Cho Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Poodle Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 4 Revealed as: Margaret Cho Season 1: Unicorn is Tori Spelling Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Unicorn Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 5 Revealed as: Tori Spelling Season 1: Raven is Ricki Lake Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Raven Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 6 Revealed as: Ricki Lake Season 1: Alien is La Toya Jackson Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Alien Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 7 Revealed as: La Toya Jackson Season 1: Lion is Rumer Willis Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Lion Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 8 (double elimination) Revealed as: Rumer Willis Season 1: Rabbit is Joey Fatone Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Rabbit Elimination episode: Season 1, Episode 8 (double elimination) Revealed as: Joey Fatone Season 1: Bee is Gladys Knight Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Bee Elimination episode: Season 1, Finale Revealed as: Gladys Knight Season 1: Peacock is Donny Osmond Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Peacock Elimination episode: Season 1, Finale Revealed as: Donny Osmond Season 1: Monster is T-Pain Michael Becker/FOX (2) Mask: Monster Elimination episode: Season 1 Winner Revealed as: T-Pain Season 2: Ice Cream is Ninja Ninja as Ice Cream.
Don Mancini was barely out of his teens, and still enrolled at UCLA, when he conceived Child's Play, the classic 1988 film that introduced audiences across the globe to the foul-mouthed slasher Charles Lee Ray (Brad Dourif), who within the opening minutes would perform a voodoo spell to place his soul inside the plastic bodice of a Good Guys doll that would come to be called Chucky. Two years before Child's Play hit theaters in November 1988, children's media was at its saturation point with high-energy cartoons produced to entice their audience into purchasing the toys upon which the properties were based.
Hitting the high (and low) notes David Cotter/NBC; Peter Kramer/NBC; Tommy Garcia/Fox The live TV musical appears to be here to stay. Once or twice a year, Fox, NBC, or ABC bring together a cadre of talent and a beloved musical theater property to create a live television event that stands out in an era of streaming and binge-watching. The results have ranged from glittery explosions of performing prowess to underwhelming hate-watch fodder.
32. Season 32: Bad Blood (Seattle) (2016–2017) MTV Cast: Anika Rashaun, Jordan Anderson, Katrina Stack, Mike Crescenzo, Robbie Padovano, Theo King-Bradley, and Tyara Hooks. Memorable Element: Each roommate was soon joined by their "bad blood" mate: someone they once liked but with whom they had a rift before entering the house. Those roommates were Anna Stack, Jenn Geoghan, Kassius Bass, Kimberly Johansson, Orlana Russell, Peter Romeo, and Will Groomes III.
Zach Braff's Garden State (2004) was—and continues to be—known as much for its soundtrack as for, well, everything else. The 13-song mix introduced The Shins and Frou Frou to a wider audience and gave well-established bands like Simon & Garfunkel and Coldplay a new home. And it gave thousands of Garden State fans something to pop into their CD player and keep there for days (or, you know, months) on end.
January is all about you – the fans! – and we want to hear about the stars, shows, and movies you love most. Here’s how to get involved: Show Us: How Extreme Are You? What separates fans from fanatics? Commitment. Do you have an amazing tattoo of your favorite 1D-er? A Game of Thrones-themed wedding? A living room honoring Dolly Parton? EW.com is the place to strut your stuff.
The nearly 160,000 members of SAG-AFTRA are on strike. On Thursday, the Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), the union that represents all performers on film and television, announced its national board voted unanimously to launch the guild's first strike. The news was unveiled by SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher (yes, The Nanny star) and National Executive Director & Chief Negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland during a press conference, following the expiration of the union's current contract and a 12-day extension of contract negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Pictures and Television Producers (AMPTP).
Get ready to say a prayer or two, because the birth of evil is upon us. 20th Century Studios has unveiled the chilling first trailer for The First Omen, the supernatural thriller serving as a prequel to the 1976 horror classic The Omen. Hitting theaters in April, The First Omen follows a young American woman (Nell Tiger Free) who's sent to Rome to begin a life of service to the church.
When a movie is called Sin City, how can Mickey Rourke not be in it? As famous for tabloid-fodder antics as his Method-y scuzzball turns in movies such as 9 1/2 Weeks and Angel Heart, Rourke has his biggest role in more than a decade in Robert Rodriguez’s hyper-pulp noir flick, adapted from Frank Miller’s comics. He makes the most of it: Rourke’s soul-scarred killer hero, Marv, is a surprisingly romantic and even funny terror.
EW's 2016 PopFest Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images Entertainment Weekly brought pop culture to the masses in Los Angeles this weekend with EW PopFest. The two-day event, held in downtown L.A., featured appearances from TV and film stars, authors, podcasters, and more. Check out photos from PopFest ahead. T.J. Miller, Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Munn, and Courtney B. Vance (Office Christmas Party) Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Entertainment Weekly Jennifer Aniston (Office Christmas Party) Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Entertainment Weekly Will Speck, T.