Henry Golding's Snake Eyes revealed in new movie-accurate Hasbro toys

A fresh look at Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins has finally arrived ahead of the new release date for Henry Golding's big action movie, but it's not exactly the first look fans might be expecting. EW can exclusively reveal Hasbro's upcoming G.I. Joe Classified Series toy line inspired by the Snake Eyes film. Golding appeared during the company's Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest panel on Friday to unbox his own action figure that reveals the title character's movie-accurate costume (as shown in the video above).

Herbie Hancock's always in style

As upsets go, Herbie Hancock’s Album of the Year Grammy for River: The Joni Letters was right up there with the New York Giants’ Super Bowl stunner. The legendary pianist’s smoldering tribute to folk-pop legend Joni Mitchell — featuring Norah Jones, Leonard Cohen, and Corinne Bailey Rae — was only the second jazz entry in 50 years to win that coveted award. But Hancock, whether by accident or design, has always had a knack for keeping pace with pop culture.

Here are the 15 best short stories you can read at the 'New Yorker'

Since the New Yorker's inception, it's published work from some of the last century's most important writers, including John Updike (pictured above), Vladimir Nabokov, J.D. Salinger, and Alice Munro. Many of the stories are behind a paywall, but check them out if you have a subscription. Here are EW's picks for the New Yorker's best stories: "The Bear Came Over the Mountain" by Alice Munro "Town of Cats" by Haruki Murakami "

Here come the sausage euphemisms!

Hey, PopWatchers. I’m taking over recap duties for Hell’s Kitchen, and I need to make a confession: This is my first season watching the show. Now, before you go all Ramsay on me, let me explain. Most cooking shows, with the exception of Food Network’s Good Eats, leave me cold. Ah, but I’ve noticed that Hell’s Kitchen is different. Here’s a show where the cooking is overshadowed by adrenalized speed, frequent verbal backstabbing, and some of the most clever swearing on television (for even juicier profanity, see the British satire In the Loop, which is currently in theaters).

Here's a brief recap of Gregory Peck's brilliant career

Days of Glory (1944) Played a Russian partisan fighting the Nazis in his debut film The Keys of the Kingdom (1944) Won his first Academy Award nomination for playing a priest attempting to convert the non-Christian Chinese Spellbound (1945) Played an amnesiac opposite Ingrid Bergman in this Alfred Hitchcock-directed thriller Yearling, The (1946) Won his second Best Actor nomination and a Golden Globe as a sensitive dad helping his young son into adulthood Duel in the Sun (1946) David O.

Here's how James Corden ended The Late Late Show

That's our show. James Corden has bid farewell to The Late Late Show. On Thursday night, Corden celebrated eight years of hosting CBS' late-night series with a poignant send-off that featured appearances by Will Ferrell and Harry Styles, a video message from President Joe Biden (!), and an emotional goodbye to viewers. "I've been thinking for a while the last few weeks about what I was gonna say as we come to the end of the show after this wonderful adventure,"

Here's how The Mandalorian season 3 addresses Gina Carano's absence

The Mandalorian is officially back, and season 3 sees the return of familiar faces like Pedro Pascal's Din Djarin and Carl Weathers' Greef Karga. But there's one name who's notably missing from the season premiere: Gina Carano, who played mercenary-turned-marshal Cara Dune. Carano appeared in the previous two seasons of The Mandalorian, often teaming up with Pascal's hero. But Lucasfilm distanced itself from the actress after she shared a series of controversial social media posts, eventually dropping her from the story.

Here's the XFL cheerleader of the week

Okay, so her team lost its first three games of the XFL season, but New York / New Jersey Hitmen cheerleader Karla, 24, is on a winning streak: She was just named Cheerleader of the Week by the New York Post. EW.com asks her exactly what it takes to be the best Hitwoman of the bunch. How’d you get the job? I was dancing for the New Jersey Nets. My girlfriend called me the night before and said there’s a huge audition tomorrow at 9 a.

Heres how much each movie made

If you're ever feeling down, just remember you aren't any of the studios that passed on Star Wars. Ever since George Lucas first introduced audiences to Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher), and Han Solo (Harrison Ford) back in the 1977 space epic — a production that Lucas remembers as "really hard" to make — the Star Wars universe has become one of the most lucrative franchises in entertainment history.

Hip-hop's heavyweight tour takes in a record-setting $18 million

Hip-hop’s heir apparent, Jay-Z, showed up at Manhattan’s swank China Club Tuesday afternoon to rap about the success of his just-completed Hard Knock Life Tour. (Named after his 1999 Grammy-winning rap album, the concert series was the first multi-group hip-hop tour in almost a decade.) Jay-Z was accompanied by his label head, Roc-A-Fella Records’ Damon Dash, and fellow performers from the Tour, Method Man, Redman, and DJ Clue. As media types like MTV’s Kurt Loder rubbed elbows in the blue-lit club with Russell Simmons and other industry leaders, Dash dispelled the myth that a rap tour with competing acts would erupt in backstage violence.