Steve Iervolino/ABC(ATLANTA) — Hollywood stars and icons united on Saturday night to celebrate the grand opening of Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. The gala, which took place on the 330-acre filming complex, was once the home of
The Wonderful World of Disney(NEW YORK) — ABC revealed an all-star cast lineup for the upcoming The Little Mermaid Live!, coming November 5. The teaser aired during the premier of Kids Say the Darndest Things. Auli’i Cravalho, who voiced Moana, will
Niko Tavernise/Warner Bros. Pictures(NEW YORK) — The weekend box office had a record setting weekend. Joker, who dominated the box office, earned an estimated $93.5 million on its opening weekend. The film, starring Joaquin Phoenix as the titular Batman villain, was the top
The Walt Disney Company (NEW YORK) — Rip Taylor, the flamboyant comedian known as “The King of Camp and Confetti” and “The Crying Comedian,” died Sunday in Beverly Hills, California, ABC News has confirmed. He was 84.
Trae Patton/CBS (NEW YORK) — A new, lengthy trailer for the new Star Trek series Star Trek: Picard dropped during New York Comic Con, and longtime Trek fans will welcome the familiar faces. The trailer begins with
Scholastic(NEW YORK) — The prequel to the best-selling Hunger Games trilogy has a title and a cover image. The book by Suzanne Collins is called The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. The cover features an image of
Disney/Pixar(NEW YORK) — Toy Story 4 is now out on digital, ahead of a Blu-ray and DVD release Monday. The latest blockbuster chapter of the Toy Story franchise finds Sheriff Woody and Buzz Lightyear — voiced once again by
Disney Channel/Aaron Poole(NEW YORK) — Brothers Shane and Chris Houghton [HOE-tun] have taken their small town sensibilities to the big city with their animated Disney Channel series, Big City Greens. The series, heading into its second season
Getty Imgaes/Ilya S. Savenok(NEW YORK) — Prior to Thursday, nobody had really ever heard of a movie called Free Guy. But following a panel focused on the action comedy at New York Comic Con, it was all
Ron Galella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Diahann Carroll, who made history in 1968 as the first African-American woman to star in a television series in a non-stereotypical role, passed away today at 84, Variety