French rapper MHD sentenced to 12 years in prison

French rapper MHD has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for a 2018 gang-related murder. The BBC reports that the 29-year-old musician, whose legal name is Mohamed Sylla, was found guilty of involvement in the killing of 23-year-old Loic K in Paris in 2018. The musician was one of nine men tried for the murder — three were acquitted and five co-defendants were also convicted. "From the beginning, I have maintained my innocence in this case and I will continue to maintain my innocence,"

Fresh Off the Boat recap: Shaquille O'Neal Motors

You got to hand it to Louis: There’s really no better way to spend a 12th wedding anniversary (the silken linen one, per Emery) than where the magical day concluded — even if it is a car dealership. As hard as it is to believe something with jamming doors that take Herculean strength to close and faux wood paneling is outdated, the Huangs need a new set of wheels. It’s a piece of junk, but it’s also the first landmark moment of their marriage.

Fried Green Tomatoes

There’s a reason people told their friends to go see Fried Green Tomatoes (1991, MCA/Universal, $94.95, PG-13) in theaters—the same reason it’s going to rent like crazy on video—and it’s something that modern Hollywood tends to overlook. It tells a good story about interesting characters. At least, two-thirds of it tells a good story: the two-thirds about Idgie Threadgoode (Mary Stuart Masterson) and Ruth Jamison (Mary-Louise Parker). Director Jon Avnet was lucky to have as his screenwriter the same Fannie Flagg who wrote the source novel; he also delivers a rich, if whitewashed, visual portrait of the ’30s Deep South, with engaging secondary characters and a lovely, fertile sense of production design (you can almost smell the loam).

Friends craziest fan theories

It’s been over 13 years since a group of six coffee-loving, too-well-dressed-for-their-pay-grade pals with great hair spent an inordinate amount of time lounging at Central Perk (or in their huge West Village apartments) for our viewing pleasure. Yes, Friends aired its final episode on May 6, 2004, but with countless reruns gracing our screens and all 10 seasons available to stream on Netflix, Chandler (Matthew Perry), Joey (Matt LeBlanc), Monica (Courteney Cox), Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), and Ross (David Schwimmer) still hold a dear place in our hearts.

Friends set decorator shares secrets of the show

Ever wonder why Monica had that "Jouets" poster above her television? Or how she afforded to furnish her huge apartment so thoroughly and artistically? We did too. So, with the show's 25th anniversary on the horizon (September 22), we asked Friends set decorator Greg Grande to take us inside the most beloved locations on the sitcom—and also some of the more random spots: the crammed clutter closet in Monica's apartment, the ruined London church where Ross messed up his "

Friends With Benefits

In the infectiously smart-mouthed but uneven romantic comedy Friends With Benefits, Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis talk and talk and talk — truly, madly, glibly. They talk when they meet cute at a New York airport (he’s a hot Internet property who’s just arrived from L.A. to be interviewed for the position of art director at GQ magazine; she’s the corporate headhunter who recruited him). They talk that night when she shows him around the city — at a swank outdoor bar, on a romantic rooftop, in the touristy swarms of Times Square, where they wind up smack in the middle of a flash mob that’s performing ”New York, New York.

Friends, The Simpsons, Gilmore Girls and more

Thanksgiving is all about overindulging, but that doesn’t just mean at dinner. This year TV fans have plenty to be thankful for with movie and series marathons beginning today. Here are a few highlights of what’s on the table for your viewing pleasure. The Middle Freeform will air the ABC sitcom‘s first six Thanksgiving episodes starting at 1 p.m. ET on Friday, Nov. 16 and then air the seventh, eighth, and ninth Thanksgiving episodes on Monday, Nov.

From the EW archives: Sandra Bullock didn't trust The Blind Side: 'I thought it would be schmaltzy

In 2009, Sandra Bullock spoke with Entertainment Weekly about her role as Leigh Anne Tuohy in The Blind Side. We're sharing the interview again following news of the film's subject, Michael Oher, alleging the story at the center of the movie was based on a lie. Throughout the course of her movie career, Sandra Bullock has sparred with a psychotic bus bomber, a cryogenically defrosted supervillain, and murderous cyberterrorists. But nothing quite prepared her for coming face-to-face with the real-life woman she plays in The Blind Side: a feisty Southern spitfire named Leigh Anne Tuohy.

Frozen 2 unveils new poster ahead of upcoming trailer

Frozen 2 remains shrouded in mystery, but we’re about to find out more about the much-anticipated sequel. A new trailer is set to premiere on Tuesday’s edition of Good Morning America, but ahead of that, Disney unveiled a new poster featuring sisters Elsa (Idina Menzel) and Anna (Kristen Bell) standing in a fog-shrouded forest. The first poster for Frozen 2 was released back in February alongside an initial teaser video. While this poster features Anna and Elsa, the first one contained only a close-up view of a snowflake.

Frozen musical selects city for world premiere before Broadway

Attention: All flights to Arendelle must first connect through Denver. Disney’s upcoming stage musical adaptation of Frozen, which on Tuesday announced its plans to head to Broadway in the spring of 2018, will first make an out-of-town pit stop in Colorado at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Exact dates have not been set, but Frozen will make its world premiere at the Buell Theatre in Denver in August 2017.