Disney Channel/Todd Wawrychuk(NEW YORK) — With the ability to see what’s going on in the world around you at any moment, it’s no wonder why some people find Twitter absolutely addicting. One celebrity, however, says he’s putting the
ABC/Randy Holmes(NEW YORK) — Lena Waithe officially has a busy 2020 ahead of her, but before she jumps into the new year, the Queen & Slim writer says she plans to first take it easy. “I’m doing
Lucasfilm(SINGAPORE) — Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker contains the franchise’s first-ever same-sex kiss, but audiences in Singapore won’t get to see it. The BBC reports the scene — a brief shot of two women kissing in
Matt Murphy(LOS ANGELES) — And that’s how Katharine McPhee became… The Nanny? According to Us Weekly, the singer and actress is in talks to star in a comedy series for Netflix inspired by the ‘90s Fran Drescher
Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Exactly a year after Kevin Spacey released a bizarre House of Cards-themed YouTube video addressing sexual misconduct claims against him, the actor has once again posted a Christmas Eve clip. In
John Phillips/Getty Images for BFI(NEW YORK) — Michael B. Jordan is taking a role close to his heart in the new legal drama Just Mercy. In the film, Jordan stars as Bryan Stevenson, the real-life civil right
Diyah Pera/Netflix(NEW YORK) — Lost in Space fans get the ultimate Christmas gift this year: season two! Ten brand-new episodes of the Netflix sci-fi hit are available to stream today. The new season takes place seven months
Mike Smith/NBC(LONDON) — Twilight heartthrob Robert Pattinson is about to embark on one of his most mature roles yet as the legendary DC comic book hero Batman. However, he really doesn’t know how the heck he landed the gig… or any
ABC/Heidi Gutman(LOS ANGELES) — Sources tell Variety that ABC has its sights set on Charlie Sheen as a possible contestant on next season’s Dancing with the Stars. This would actually be ABC’s second attempt at landing the Anger Management star, who, according to the
Wilson Webb(NEW YORK) — Opening nationwide on Wednesday: * Little Women — Directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh and Eliza Scanlen in this latest adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Civil War-era tale, the movie follows the March sisters as they progress from